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Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)Sol: NSIR-26-0032
$876K

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Awarded To
Clark Baty Associates Inc.
Award Amount
$876K
Location
Washington, DC, USA
Award Date
June 11, 2026
Quick Brief

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is awarding a sole source bridge task order to Clark Baty Associates Inc. to ensure continuity of critical services while completing a follow-on acquisition. This decision is based on the need to avoid unnecessary transition costs and performance risks associated with changing contractors during this period. The incumbent contractor is already familiar with the agency's systems and processes, making them the most suitable choice for this task order.

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Contract Details

Contract Vehicle
GSA Federal Supply Schedule
Awarded Amount
$876K
Incumbent Contractor
Clark Baty Associates Inc.
Place of Performance
Washington, DC, USA

Agency & Contact

Contracting Organization

Agency
NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION

Point of Contact

John A. Smith
Contracting Officer
(202) 555-0100

Key Dates

Published1mo ago
Jun 23, 2026
Became Solicitation1mo ago
Jun 23, 2026
Tracked
Last Updated28d ago
Jun 25, 2026

Description

This bridge task order was issued under the contractor’s GSA Federal Supply Schedule Contract No. 47QTCB21D0153.

The order was awarded on a sole source basis in accordance with the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul Federal Supply Schedule Ordering Procedures at GSAR 538.7104-3(b)(1)(ii).

The attached Sole Source Justification, formerly commonly referred to as a Limited Sources Justification, supports the agency’s determination that award to Clark Baty Associates Inc is in the interest of economy and efficiency because the bridge task order is a logical follow-on.

The bridge task order is necessary to ensure continuity of critical services while the agency completes the follow-on acquisition.

Award to any other contractor during this short bridge period would result in unnecessary transition costs, duplication of effort, performance risk, and potential disruption to ongoing agency operations.

The incumbent contractor is currently performing the requirement, possesses the necessary knowledge of the agency’s systems, processes, and ongoing workload, and is positioned to continue performance without interruption.

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