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DOE seeks new approach to manage Idaho facility

The long awaited request for proposals for a consolidated maintenance and operations (M O) contract for the US Dept. of Energy's Idaho National Engineering Laboratory (INEL) is out, and contractors are scrambling to put together the strongest teams to pursue the $5-billion, 5-year award. DOE appears to be looking for a contractor or a team that can lead the restructuring of the facility from its traditional production role in the nuclear weapons complex to its new mission as a premier research and engineering lab that can develop new technologies and successfully transfer them to the private sector.