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KBC Energy Secures $122M DOE Lab Mission Support Contract

The Department of Energy has awarded KBC Energy Solutions a $122 million contract to help the National Energy Technology Laboratory manage programs and projects.

DOE announced the award of the Mission Execution Support Services contract in a notice posted Wednesday on SAM.gov.

Boston-based KBC Energy will perform administrative and technical work to assist NETL personnel in conducting project planning, development, compliance and communication efforts.

NETL sought technical expertise in high-level scientific and engineering disciplines to carry out its mission of driving innovation and achieving an environmentally sustainable energy sector.

The small business set-aside contract has a base performance period of three years along with an option to extend work for another two years.

Work will occur across all NETL sites, primarily in Morgantown, West Virginia, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

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