Open Department of Energy contract opportunities

106 open notices from DOE as of October 8, 2026, from SAM.gov and DIBBS. Soonest deadlines first. Award notices, sole source intents and closed notices are left out.

Environmental cleanup, laboratory and research support, nuclear operations, construction and technical services at national laboratories and sites.

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Questions people ask about DOE contracts

How do I find DOE contract opportunities?

Department of Energy posts its solicitations on SAM.gov, and its smaller supply orders can also appear on DIBBS. This page lists the ones that are open right now, soonest deadline first, and leaves out award notices, sole source intents and notices that only existing contract holders can answer.

What does DOE buy?

Environmental cleanup, laboratory and research support, nuclear operations, construction and technical services at national laboratories and sites.

Can a small business win a DOE contract?

Yes. Of the 40 open notices shown here, 3 are reserved for small business or for a certification such as 8(a), HUBZone, WOSB or SDVOSB. You need an active SAM.gov registration and a Unique Entity ID before you can be awarded anything.

What should I know before bidding on DOE work?

Much of the work is bought by the contractors who run each site rather than by DOE itself, and those notices name the contractor. Site access, safety training and security rules are a real cost.

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