The Department of Energy nuclear cleanup procurement office said this week it intends to increase the maximum value of a small business Technical Assistance Contract at the Moab Uranium Mill Tailings site in Utah by $1.7 million.
In a Tuesday notice, the DOE Environmental Management Consolidated Business Center announced plans to increase the set-aside contract ceiling for S&K Logistics Services to $31.5 million from $29.8 million.
“This is an extension [by up to four months] of the contract solely to align it with the award of its replacement contract, currently beginning the task order solicitation and award process,” the Cincinnati-based procurement office said.
The DOE business office plans to modify the contract without open bidding, according to the notice. In September, DOE raised the S&K contract ceiling at Moab to $29.8 million from $24.3 million. At the time, DOE expected a new indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contract to be issued last month.
S&K has “the appropriate background, experience, and qualifications to support the period of the extension,” according to the DOE notice. Its website says the Montana-based S&K is owned by the Salish and Kootenai Tribes. Its work at Moab includes information technology, records management, quality assurance and regulatory compliance.
Any feedback on the DOE announcement can be emailed to contracting officer Michael Forsgren at [email protected].
