The contract, which includes a 60-day transition period, replaces the current infrastructure support services contract held by Swift & Staley Inc. That contract expires on May 31, with options available to extend through November 30.
The details: The infrastructure support services contract is a performance-based contract containing cost-plus award fee; firm-fixed price; cost-reimbursement no-fee; and indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract line-items. The maximum period of performance is five years, consisting of a three-year base period and one two-year option period.
North Wind Dynamics will support DOE-EM’s mission by performing the following services at the Paducah Site:
- Surveillance, maintenance, and repair and construction/replacement of facilities.
- Custodial services, grounds maintenance, snow removal, and pest control.
- Roadway parking and lot maintenance.
- Fleet management.
- Real property management.
- Records management and document control.
- Safeguards and security.
- Environment safety, health, and quality programs.
- Engineering.
- Training services.
- Mail services.
- Waste management and pollution prevention.
- Other activities and support to the DOE.
The Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management announced it has awarded a contract worth nearly $153 million to North Wind Dynamics for infrastructure support services at the DOE’s Paducah Site in Kentucky. According to DOE-EM, the company, a small business based in Idaho Falls, Idaho, was chosen based on “key personnel, organization, and management approach, past performance, and value to taxpayers.”
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