Energy R&D Services; Energy Supply; Expenses For R&D Facilities And Major Equipment

Code AG15
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Spend Category Level 1
Research and Development
Spend Category Level 2
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Popular Federal Contract Opportunities
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The Product and Service Code (PSC) AG15 encompasses Energy Research and Development (R&D) Services, Energy Supply, and Expenses for R&D Facilities and Major Equipment. This category covers specialized scientific and technological equipment, sensors, and infrastructure related to energy research and development. The solicitations and awards involve high-precision scientific instruments, energy-related technologies, and supporting infrastructure for advanced research facilities.

The Federal Contract Awards under PSC AG15 demonstrate a diverse range of energy-related procurements across multiple federal agencies. Notable awards include a $31,050,000 Other Transaction Agreement with the University of Texas at Dallas for an Energy Storage Systems Campus, a $649,522 NASA purchase order for Stirling convertor spare parts, and smaller contracts for renewable energy credits from the Food and Drug Administration. Contract values range from approximately $14,600 to over $31 million, with performance periods typically spanning one to three years. The awards frequently involve research institutions, specialized technology manufacturers, and energy-related service providers, with no specific set-aside predominating across the contracts.

The Federal Contract Opportunities in this PSC category primarily originate from the Department of Energy's Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, focusing on specialized scientific equipment procurement. Recent opportunities include a solicitation for a Semiconductor Parameter Analyzer, a request for Cryomodule Temperature Sensors, and a procurement for Fiber Infrastructure Equipment. These opportunities are characterized by highly technical specifications, full and open competition approaches, and specific requirements for research and scientific measurement equipment. The place of performance is consistently identified as Batavia, Illinois, with evaluation criteria typically emphasizing technical specifications, previous experience, past performance, and price.

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