Department of Energy

About Department of Energy

The Department of Energy oversees U.S. energy policy, nuclear security, and the national laboratory system — a network of 17 Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs) operated under management contracts by leading universities, private-sector integrators, and nonprofit partners. DOE solicitations span nuclear-stockpile stewardship, advanced computing and exascale supercomputing, renewable-energy R&D, grid-resilience engineering, environmental cleanup at former nuclear-weapons sites, and basic-energy-science research. Common NAICS codes include 541715 (R&D in the Physical Sciences), 541330 (Engineering Services), 541512 (Computer Systems Design), 562910 (Environmental Remediation), 541690 (Other Scientific and Technical Consulting), and 611310 (Colleges and Universities). DOE runs notable SBIR / STTR pipelines at the Office of Science, plus dedicated set-aside vehicles for minority-serving institutions, HBCUs, and small-business clean-energy innovators. Evaluation rewards depth of technical-PI résumés, demonstrated laboratory management experience, and intellectual-property plans for government-funded inventions. BidAuthority helps prime contractors and lab partners structure compliant, evaluation-aware proposals for DOE national-lab operations and R&D vehicles.

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