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Department of Energy

Department of Energy

Department of Energy opportunities often flow through multiple subagencies and contracting offices, each with different templates and amendment behavior. Use this hub to keep that activity in one place before final submission checks on SAM.gov.

Updated May 24, 2026 • Page 1
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Agency operating picture

Historic pricing, award flow, and current opportunity mix.

Follow how Department of Energy is awarding work, which codes recur most often, and which subagencies or states are showing the strongest live signal on this hub.

Current opportunities
19
1 due within 14 days
Awarded value
$0
24-month award window
Award count
0
Observed award facts
Avg award
$0
Historic average
12-month awarded value
$0
Sector total $0 • Share 100.0%
Live
Median
$0
P10–P90
$0–$0
Volatility
—
Market composition
NAICS share of sector
A simple concentration signal, not a forecast.
100.0%
share
—
Momentum (last 3 vs prior 3 buckets)
0%($0)
Deal sizing
$0 median
Use as a pricing centerline.
Live signal is computed from awarded notices already observed in the system.
Current opportunity mix
What this agency is posting right now on the live side.
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Subagencies & offices
Catie SnyderState Parks DivisionTed DobbinJorge Camargo
Recurring NAICS
00
Recurring PSC
No strong signal yet.
Place of performance
MANM
Recent award examples
Awarded-market examples linked back into the live notice detail.
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No award examples are visible for this agency yet. The pricing board above will fill in first as more awarded notices accumulate.
Department of Energy contracting guide

1 notice closes in the next 14 days on this page. Frequent issuing offices include Catie Snyder, State Parks Division, Ted Dobbin, and Jorge Camargo.

  • Common set-aside patterns here: SBPP Eligible: NO. Align your pursuit list with your certifications.
  • Recurring NAICS in this snapshot: 00. Keep reusable technical narratives mapped to these codes.
  • Current place-of-performance signals include MA and NM. Validate location requirements early in teaming discussions.

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