UKAgency opportunities
Department of Energy (DOE) contracts
Live DOE solicitations open for bid on SAM.gov. Approximately $40 billion per year — heavily routed through M&O contractors.
103 opportunities open now
Nitronic 50 stainless steel forgings
Energy, Department of
TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: PBI High-Temperature Hollow Fiber Membranes
Energy, Department of
Fiber Seed Oscillator
Energy, Department of
TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: SurfGraphPro
Energy, Department of
RFI Mobile Shelters
Energy, Department of
Dilatometer System, High-Precision
Dept of Defense
Fermilab-ICB-A Angstrom E-Beam ECR Vacuum Electrical Feed-DG
Energy, Department of
Tuition Assistance Program Replacement
Energy, Department of
Circular Geometry Machine (CGM) Roundness Tester
Dept of Defense
RFI-Southeastern Power Administration Federal Financial Audit Services
Energy, Department of
Storage Ring Vacuum Chambers
Energy, Department of
Y--Weld Substation Stage 05
Energy, Department of
Flow Meters, Flow Sensors, Cables
Energy, Department of
PJM Navy 2026 - Electricity
Dept of Defense
TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: UltraGraph Membrane Extraction System
Energy, Department of
4 Series Mixed Signal Oscilloscope
Energy, Department of
CONTRACTOR-OWNED, CONTRACTOR-OPERATED (COCO) FUEL STORAGE SERVICES IN DAVAO, PHILIPPINES
Dept of Defense
TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: LiSA (Lithium Sensing with Advanced Polymer Systems)
Energy, Department of
Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton, CA
Dept of Defense
TRIVAC D16B 3 PHASE VACUUM PUMP
Energy, Department of
Gear Tester Software
Dept of Defense
Swagelok Items
Energy, Department of
Metal 3D Printer System
Dept of Defense
XP Power Open-Stack High-Voltage Power Supply
Energy, Department of
Blanket Agreement for Audio Visual Meeting and Event Services
Energy, Department of
Common DOE NAICS codes
About contracting with the DOE
The Department of Energy is unusual among federal agencies in that the majority of its operational footprint is delivered through Management and Operating (M&O) contractors that run the network of DOE national laboratories and major sites. These M&O contractors — companies like Battelle, UT-Battelle, Triad National Security, Fluor, and others — operate sites such as Oak Ridge, Los Alamos, Sandia, Pacific Northwest, Argonne, Lawrence Livermore, Hanford, and the Savannah River Site. From a vendor perspective, this means a large share of DOE-funded procurement opportunities are issued as subcontracts by these M&O contractors, not as direct DOE prime awards on SAM.gov. Both prime and subcontract opportunities are publicly listed but require different search approaches. The National Nuclear Security Administration is the largest semi-autonomous unit, managing the nuclear weapons stockpile and naval reactors — its associated lab and production complex is a heavy buyer of specialised engineering services, security guard services, and construction. The Office of Environmental Management runs one of the largest federal cleanup programmes in the country, with multi-decade contracts at Hanford, Savannah River, and other former weapons sites — these are dominated by NAICS 562910 (remediation) and 237990 (heavy civil). The Office of Science funds basic research across the lab system. EERE issues funding opportunities and procurement contracts for renewable energy, building efficiency, and vehicle technology research. Small businesses can pursue DOE work through the SBIR/STTR programme (DOE is among the largest SBIR funders), through Mentor-Protégé Agreements at the national labs, and through direct prime awards in the lower-dollar-value range. Vendors should align with NAICS 541715 (R&D), 562910 (remediation), 541330 (engineering), and the construction codes. Subcontracting opportunities at the labs are listed on individual lab procurement portals as well as on SAM.gov in many cases. See our federal contract search page for tools to filter DOE opportunities.