CONTRACTING & ACQUISITION
Surprise! DOE Cancel SRS Liquid Waste Solicitation
ECA Staff | 2/26/2019
Today, days ahead of one of the year's largest environmental management-centered conferences, The Department of Energy (DOE) supersized the contracting community by canceling the Savannah River Site (SRS) liquid waste services solicitation in order to revamp.
DOE's Savannah River Operations Office stated:
"The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced it is cancelling the solicitation for Savannah River Site liquid waste services (Solicitation Number DE-SOL-0008913). Due to programmatic changes in the SRS liquid waste services requirements, including opportunities to integrate certain portions of the nuclear materials management missions at SRS with the liquid waste mission and the new End State Contracting Model, this
solicitation is no longer beneficial to the SRS mission. The current liquid waste contractor at SRS, Savannah River Remediation, LLC will continue to operate the liquid waste facilities until a new contractor is selected. The current management and operations contractor, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, LLC will continue to operate the L-Basin and H-Canyon facilities until a new contractor is selected.
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