Small biz wins $4.5M administrative support contract

The Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management has awarded a $4.5-million small business contract to BluePath Labs for administrative support services, according to an online notice.

The set-aside indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract award was announced in a Thursday Aug. 22 notice in the System for Award Management.

BluePath is a disabled veteran-owned small business based in Washington, D.C., according to the notice. In 2018, BluePath inked a 5-year, $4-million contract with DOE Environmental Management. The new deal also has an ordering period of five years from Aug. 22, 2024, through Aug. 21, 2029, according to a DOE press release. 

BluePath was founded in 2016 by Dominic Ju and Joe Helfrich “to improve the identification, development, and application of disruptive technologies for US national interests,” according to the company’s website. In addition to contracts with other branches of DOE, BluePath also does business with the Air Force and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, according to the company website. 

In This Issue

More on This Topic


Two professionals reviewing and signing a contract document together in an office setting.

NRC seeks to gauge market interest for new vendor for FOF inspections

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is seeking responses to gauge the market’s capabilities to help the agency perform its Force-on-Force inspection activities. According to the NRC’s Monday System for Award Management (SAM) notice, NRC invites all parties, including all categories of small businesses, to respond to the Source Sought Synopsis, a federal market survey tool. However, […]