Industrial engineers find ways to eliminate wastefulness in marine energy component manufacturing processes. They devise ways to increase efficiency and minimize the time and costs required to manufacture marine energy components.

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.

Civil engineers in the marine energy industry analyze, plan, design, test, and oversee construction projects to ensure facilities are built with structural integrity.

Financial Assistance Letter (FAL) FAL-2023-04 provides information and guidance regarding the Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) implementation of the extension of the cost-share exemption enacted in the Research and Development

Site-Wide Environmental Assessment (SWEA) of the Kansas City National Security Campus, New Mexico Operations (KCNSC NMO). The public comment period for the Draft SWEA ends November 28, 2023.

This Policy Flash provides a reminder for Contracting Officers that the FAR Amendments to the Buy American Act Requirements were effective on October 25, 2022.

DOE prepared a supplemental EA (DOE/EA-2189-S1) for the construction and tooling of the battery-manufacturing facility and site preparation of the recycling building in Lansing, Michigan.

Attached for your information is a brief summary of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) amendments, published in the December 1, 2022 Federal Register at 87 FR 230. FAC 2023 01 issued three final rules and technical amendments.

Environmental Assessment (DOE/EA-2224) for the Shelton-Fairmount Transmission Line Rebuild and Fiber Optic System Replacement Project. Public comment period ends September 8, 2023.

The subject Order was issued on August 2, 2023, and cancels/supersedes DOE O 541.1C, dated 1-17-17.