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This Flash’s attachments provide two templates for affected Contracting Officers to use, if appropriate, to implement OMB’s guidance regarding the November 30, 2021, Federal district court decision
Updating, by rule, energy efficiency standards for new Federal commercial and high-rise residential buildings.
Proposed water utility service installation at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's Flatirons Campus in Jefferson County, Colorado.
This report examines the hydropower supply chain to identify potential bottlenecks, challenges, and opportunities, particularly if the U.S. demand for hydropower components grows significantly to meet decarbonization targets.
Pursuant to the agreement between the General Services Administration (GSA) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) a new NIA value for 'Ukraine Mission Support' has been implemented by GSA to track acquisition costs related to this effort.
The attached Acquisition Guide Chapter on the DOE's Oversight of Certain Contractor Defined Benefit Pension Plans and Its Effect on Contracts, Cost Accounting Standards Compliance, and Audits has been updated to delete outdated references to DOE O 350.1.
Land acquisition specialists are responsible for obtaining land for new hydropower projects and maintaining or updating existing licenses, agreements, permits, and other administrative duties associated with project land.
Hydroelectric plant technicians install, inspect, maintain, operate, and repair machinery at hydroelectric plants. They are also responsible for identifying and correcting problems and communicating findings with relevant team members.
Electrical engineers design, develop, test, and supervise the manufacture, installation, operation, testing, and maintenance of electrical components and instrumentation for hydropower generation.
Cultural resource specialists are responsible for identifying and recording cultural resources in the field and conducting activities under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966.