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Department of Energy

Expression of Interest - Commercial Extraction of Nickel from Radiologically Contaminated Nickel Ingots

Solicitation: Not available
Notice ID: 91eae1203bc0456c956a38ea17d318e1
TypeSpecial NoticeNAICS 562211PSCF999Set-AsideNONEDepartmentDepartment of EnergyStateKYPostedJan 06, 2026, 12:00 AM UTCDueFeb 19, 2026, 08:00 PM UTCExpired

Special Notice from ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF • ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF. Place of performance: KY. Response deadline: Feb 19, 2026. Industry: NAICS 562211 • PSC F999.

Market snapshot

Awarded-market signal for NAICS 562211 (last 12 months), benchmarked to sector 56.

12-month awarded value
$9,725,937
Sector total $923,442,674 • Share 1.1%
Live
Median
$4,672,612
P10–P90
$1,210,702$8,134,522
Volatility
Volatile148%
Market composition
NAICS share of sector
A simple concentration signal, not a forecast.
1.1%
share
Momentum (last 3 vs prior 3 buckets)
+100%($9,725,937)
Deal sizing
$4,672,612 median
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Live POP
Place of performance
Kevil, Kentucky • United States
State: KY
Contracting office
Lexington, KY • 405131870 USA

Point of Contact

Name
Jennifer Stokes
Email
EOI@pppo.gov
Phone
Not available

Agency & Office

Department
ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF
Agency
ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF
Subagency
EM-PORTSMOUTH/PADUCAH PROJECT OFC
Office
Not available
Contracting Office Address
Lexington, KY
405131870 USA

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Description

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BidPulsar Analysis

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Updated: Jan 07, 2026
Executive summary

This opportunity involves the commercial extraction of nickel from radiologically contaminated nickel ingots, overseen by the Department of Energy. It's an atypical project that requires specific expertise in dealing with hazardous materials and radiological safety. Proposals should outline technical capabilities, health and safety measures, and compliance with regulatory frameworks applicable to hazardous material handling.

What the buyer is trying to do

The buyer aims to identify qualified contractors for the safe extraction and processing of nickel from contaminated materials, ensuring adherence to environmental and safety regulations.

Work breakdown
  • Assess radiological contamination levels
  • Develop extraction procedures compliant with safety regulations
  • Implement health and safety measures
  • Test extracted nickel for quality
  • Facilitate waste management and disposal of contaminants
Response package checklist
  • Company qualifications and experience
  • Safety protocols and certifications
  • Technical approach to extraction process
  • Cost breakdown for the process
  • Timeline for project completion
Suggested keywords
Nickel extractionRadiological contaminationHazardous waste managementEnvironmental complianceSafety protocols
Source coverage notes

Some notices publish limited source detail. Confirm these points before final bid/no-bid decisions.

  • Detailed description of contamination levels
  • Specific extraction technologies preferred
  • Information on disposal requirements
  • Guidelines for pricing proposals
  • Regulatory constraints or obligations affecting the project

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