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RFI - DOE R

Idaho Field Office
DE-SOL-0008246
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Grant Opportunity Analysis

The Idaho Field Office of the Department of Energy (DOE) is issuing a Request for Information (RFI) to gather input for future research funding opportunities in support of U.S. nuclear energy goals. The RFI seeks innovative research ideas and feedback on structuring competitive university-led projects, emphasizing the advancement of nuclear technology and the continued operation of current reactors, as well as the deployment of advanced nuclear systems. Stakeholders, including small businesses, educational institutions, and private industry, are encouraged to participate, with submissions to be made via NEUP.gov, and no funding guarantees are provided. Interested parties can contact Andrew Ford, DOE Contract Specialist, at fordaj@id.doe.gov for further information, with the RFI currently open and details on submission deadlines available in the attached document.

Eligible Applicants

Small Businesses

Grant Documents

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RFI - CINR RD - DE-SOL-0008246 MOD 04 .pdf
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The Request for Information (RFI) DE-SOL-0008246, issued by the Office of Nuclear Energy (NE), aims to gather input for future research funding opportunities in support of U.S. nuclear energy goals. The RFI aims to identify new research areas and solicit feedback on structuring future competitive university-led projects. NE emphasizes its mission to advance nuclear technology and has outlined specific objectives, including the continued operation of current reactors and the deployment of advanced nuclear systems. Participants are invited to suggest innovative research topics aligned with these goals, while also providing insights on engagement initiatives, funding structures, and collaboration mechanisms. Key changes from previous RFI inputs include increased funding limits, broader research topics for creativity, and enhanced applicant engagement initiatives, especially for underrepresented institutions. The RFI specifies non-interest areas such as medical physics and nuclear fusion. Responses are encouraged from various stakeholders, including educational institutions and private industry, with guidelines for submission provided. This request is part of a market research initiative, and while it invites participation, it does not guarantee any funding or contract obligations. All responses must follow the submission protocols outlined in the document.

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Project Timeline

postedOriginal Opportunity PostedJan 14, 2016

Funding Details

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Agency & Classification

Agency
Idaho Field Office(DOE-ID)
Funding Category
Energy
Funding Instrument
Other

Grantor Contact

CFDA Numbers

81.121

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