THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE THE NRC WITH A BUSINESS PROCESS AUTOMATION (LOW CODE/NO CODE AUTOMATION SOFTWARE AND SERVICES) SOLUTION. Solicitation ID/Procurement Identifier: 31310020R0045 Ultimate Completion Date: Wed Sep 24 17:00:00 GMT 2025
Given emerging requirements and use cases for digitized construction regulatory and specification content, NRC anticipates that information architecture and content conversion, migration and enhancements will be iterative over a 2-3 year period. Standing Offers would provide the NRC project team with more capacity and agility to meet these evolving business requirements.
The contractor shall provide the NRC with secure access to a Customer Web Portal to allow for NRC oversight and configuration of the CDN and WAF10. The contractor shall provide professional services to monitor and configure all hosted services provided under this contract, and provide recommendations for improved delivery and tuning of all services11.
(Platts) is uniquely qualified because it is the only subscription service that can provide Inside NRC, Nucleonics Week, and NuclearFuel publications. Platts also provides the NRC with access to archives of these newsletters dated back to 1996. If the NRC does not subscribe to Platts newsletters, the agency will no longer have access to these services.
(Platts) is uniquely qualified because it is the only subscription service that can provide Inside NRC, Nucleonics Week, and NuclearFuel publications. Platts also provides the NRC with access to archives of these newsletters dated back to 1996. If the NRC does not subscribe to Platts newsletters, the agency will no longer have access to these services.
NRC requires a subscription service that provides both historical and current information relevant to the nuclear energy marketplace. Energy Daily is uniquely qualified because it is the only energy subscription services that can provide NRC staff access to breaking industry news and industry developments on energy regulation, legislation, business, and policy analysis.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) entered into noncompetitive contracts with Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) to allow its Center for Nuclear Waste Regulatory Analyses (CNWRA or the Center) to provide services for the NRC and other Federal agencies in accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 35.017.
