[Federal Register Volume 60, Number 124 (Wednesday, June 28, 1995)]
[Notices]
[Pages 33394-33398]
From the Federal Register Online via the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]
[FR Doc No: 95-15888]



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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY


Industry Coupled Geothermal Exploration Drilling

AGENCY: Idaho Operations Office, Department of Energy.

ACTION: Solicitation for financial assistance: Industry Coupled 
Geothermal Exploration Drilling.

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SUMMARY: The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Idaho Operations Office 
(ID) is seeking applications for cost-shared research and development 
of locating, drilling and testing of new geothermal exploration wells 
in the United States. A minimum 50 percent non-federal cost share for 
the project is required. This notice is the complete solicitation 
document DE-PS07-95ID13348.

DATES: The deadline for receipt of applications is 3:00 p.m. MST, 
August 11, 1995. Late applications will be handled in accordance with 
10 CFR 600.13.
    Prospective applicants should request an application package by 
July 7, 1995, (which includes necessary forms, assurances and 
certifications), by writing to the DOE Contract Specialist. Facsimile 
requests are acceptable. Questions regarding this solicitation should 
be submitted in writing to the DOE Contract Specialist no later than 
July 14, 1995. Questions and answers will be issued in writing as an 
amendment to this solicitation. Preproposal conferences may be 
available if a sufficient number of applicants request one. Preproposal 
conference requests should be made no later than July 14, 1995.
    DOE anticipates that this solicitation will result in the award of 
one or more cooperative agreements. Substantial involvement by DOE is 
anticipated. All awards are expected to be made by September 30, 1995.

ADDRESSES: Applications shall be submitted to: Procurement Services 
Division; Attention: SOL DE-PS07-95ID13348 (Huggins/Bauer); U.S. DOE, 
Idaho Operations Office; PO Box 52280; Idaho Falls, Idaho 83405-2280.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Wendy L. Huggins, Contract Specialist, 
telephone (208) 526-2808, facsimile (208) 526-5548. The Contracting 
Officer is Brad Bauer, (208) 526-0090.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

Introduction

    This solicitation is issued pursuant to Pubic Law 93-410, 
Geothermal Energy Research, Development, and Demonstration Act of 1974; 
and Section 2306 of the Energy Policy Act of 1992 (EPACT). The Catalog 
of Federal Domestic Assistance Number for this program is 81.087.
    Energy efficiency and renewable energy projects entered into by 
both the public and private sectors are the cornerstone of DOE's Energy 
Partnerships for a Strong Economy. The purpose of various Energy 
Partnerships programs is to strengthen the economy and reduce 
greenhouse gas emissions. In support of this objective, DOE in 
collaboration with the geothermal industry and the electric utilities, 
has developed an initiative for furthering the commercialization of 
geothermal power. A primary strategy of the initiative is the 
acceleration of geothermal development through cost-shared projects.
    This solicitation requests applications from industry for one or 
more collaborative efforts to support the development of new geothermal 
resources. These efforts are aimed towards the commercialization of 
this energy source, and an increase in the amount of electrical power 
generated from geothermal energy. The U.S. Department of Energy, Office 
of Utility Technologies, will provide at least $1,000,000 in funding 
for one or more projects. [[Page 33395]] 

Objectives

    The objectives of this solicitation are to promote the 
commercialization of geothermal energy for the production of electrical 
power, and to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases in the United 
States. By accomplishing these objectives, it is anticipated that jobs 
will be created and that the nation's geothermal industry will be 
better positioned to compete and win in the global marketplace. The 
potential sale of the new power generated by the cost-shared project(s) 
and further growth of the geothermal industry will off-set the use of 
fossil fuels to generate electrical power, thereby reducing the 
nation's emissions of greenhouse gases.

Priorities

    To promote the commercialization of geothermal energy, DOE's 
geothermal exploration initiative identified the exploration of 
previously undiscovered geothermal resources as specific areas for 
emphasis in the solicitation of applications for new geothermal power 
capacity.

DOE Funding and Cost-Sharing

    The project(s) will be cost-shared, with participant(s) providing a 
minimum of 50 percent of the costs. Total DOE funding is currently 
$1,000,000. DOE will cost share 50 percent of well drilling and drill 
site data acquisition costs up to the amount available at the time of 
award.
    It is intended that the federal funds should be used to help 
mitigate a portion of the initial risk associated with the development 
of geothermal energy. It is not intended that the project success be 
based upon a continuing subsidy of federal dollars. The funds for this 
solicitation shall be used for activities directly related to drilling 
new geothermal wells and characterizing the geothermal resource.

Qualified Applicants

    For profit and not for profit organizations, state and local 
governments, Indian tribes and institutions of higher learning. 
Applications may include national laboratories, but only as lower tier 
participants with funding for their expected costs provided through 
their existing arrangements with the Government.

Preparation of Applications

    Each application shall be submitted in two volumes. One original 
and eight copies of each application are to be submitted. It is 
recommended that the total number of pages for the two volumes not 
exceed 200 pages. Each Volume should be a ``stand alone'' document. 
Volumes one and two of the proposal should be organized with headings 
and sub headings that match those in the Evaluation Criteria section of 
the Statement of Work.
    Applications submitted in response to this solicitation must 
provide detailed program management, personnel, drilling and drill hole 
data collection, site selection, environmental and budget information 
as further specified in this solicitation. The applications should 
contain the following information as completely and concisely as 
possible consistent with being complete.
    1. Cover Page: The cover page is to include the signature, title, 
address, telephone number, and fax number of the applicant's authorized 
representative. The cover page also is to contain the copy number of 
the volume, with the original volume identified as ``Original: Copy No. 
1,'' and subsequent copies identified as ``Copy No. 2,'' ``Copy No. 
3,'' etc.
    2. Table of Contents: The application is to include a table of 
contents and page numbers corresponding to the elements outlined in 
these preparation guidelines.
    3. Technical Summary: The application is to provide a one page 
summary that furnishes a concise and informative description of the 
proposed project. This summary should contain information which is 
releasable to the public.
    4. Environmental: The application is to include relevant 
information on leasing, permitting, and/or other legal, environmental, 
and commercial issues which may effect resource testing and 
development.
    5. Management Discussion:
    a. Program and Management Plan, Organization, and Key Personnel. A 
program management plan is to be provided that includes a statement of 
work detailing the activities necessary to complete the project. This 
plan is to include a project schedule identifying major milestones 
associated with the proposed cost-shared portion of the project, and 
how these milestones are incorporated into the remaining overall 
project work scope.
    The management plan is to include the name and roles of the 
applicant and each of the participants involved in the project, 
including the contractual arrangements between the applicant and 
participants. The capabilities and responsibilities of the applicant 
and each participant; experience, qualifications, expected time 
commitment, and responsibilities of key personnel; and any unique 
facilities and/or capabilities which would assure the success of the 
project are to be provided, along with information regarding the 
applicant's (or appropriate participant's) experience in geothermal 
exploration and drilling.
    The application is to discuss the composition of the organization 
of the applicant and participants from the standpoint of being involved 
in, and/or representative of the geothermal industry.
    b. Financial Information. The application is to provide a 
description of the applicant and all other participants in the project, 
including the type of business, history, size, and discussion of the 
ownership and/or controlling interest, along with a listing of current 
or recent (within the past two years) government contracts, grants, 
cooperative agreements, and/or other work by the applicant in this or 
related fields. This listing is to include the names of the sponsoring 
agency or firm, instrument number, amount of the instrument, subject 
area of the instrument, and the name and telephone number of the 
contracting officer, or contract specialist. DOE reserves the right to 
solicit from available sources relevant information concerning a 
proposer's past performance and may consider such information in its 
evaluation.
    Financial data on the applicant and participants, identifying the 
source of cost sharing and the available financial resources, are to be 
provided. These data are to include annual financial statements 
(balance sheet and income and expense statement) for the past 3 years 
for the applicant, as well as for the participants providing cost 
sharing and/or performing work.
    An estimated cost to perform the tasks as identified in the 
proposed statement of work for the overall project is to be provided 
along with the basis or rationale supporting these costs. It will be 
used to evaluate the reasonableness of the project cost, the probable 
cost to the government, as well as to provide an understanding of the 
magnitude of the effort required.
    6. Cost Sharing: The requested amount of DOE funds to be cost-
shared is to be identified, along with how these funds will be used and 
the year in which they will be utilized. The percentage level of the 
DOE funds to the total project cost is to be defined. The impact of 
DOE's cost share to the viability of the project is to be addressed.
    The application is to provide an estimate of the monetary value of 
all labor and cash contributions to the project by year and by party 
(DOE, applicant, and participants). If cost [[Page 33396]] share is 
provided by someone other than the applicant, the application must 
include a statement by the providing entity which specifically commits 
the labor and cash cost share for use on the project. Note that non-
federal ``cost sharing'' is limited to monetary and labor investment. 
Payment of actual costs in the final agreement will only include those 
costs that are allocable to the program and allowable as determined in 
accordance with the applicable cost principles prescribed in 10 CFR 
600.127 for the respective participants and in the cost share ratios to 
be defined in the negotiations.
    7. Budget: A budget period is an interval of time into which the 
project period is divided for funding and reporting purposes. Project 
period means the total approved period of time that DOE will provide 
support, contingent upon satisfactory progress and availability of 
funds. The project periods may be divided into one or more budget 
periods. Project periods are not expected to exceed two years. Each 
application must contain Standard Forms 424 and 424A. The budget 
summary page must be completed for each of the proposed budget periods. 
The application should contain full details of the costs regarding the 
labor, overhead, material, travel, subcontracts, consultants, and other 
support costs broken down by task and by year. Every cost item should 
be justified. Further details of the costs may be required if the 
application is selected for the award. Items of necessary equipment 
should be individually listed by description and estimated cost, 
inclusive of tax. The destination and purpose of budgeted travel and 
its relevance to the research should be specified. Anticipated 
consultant services should be justified and information furnished on 
each individual's expertise, primary organizational affiliation, daily 
compensation rate and number of days of expected service. Consultant's 
travel costs should be listed separately under travel in the budget.
    8. Cost Application: In the event there are multiple projects 
proposed in a submittal, a separate cost application should be included 
for each project proposed for funding. The cost application should have 
sufficient detail that an independent evaluation of the labor, 
materials, equipment and other costs as well as verification of the 
proposed cost share can be performed.

Proprietary Application Information

    Applications submitted in response to this solicitation may contain 
trade secrets and/or privileged or confidential commercial or financial 
information which the applicant does not want used or disclosed for any 
purpose other than evaluation of the application. The use and 
disclosure of such data may be restricted provided the applicant marks 
the cover sheet of the application with the following legend, 
specifying the pages of the application which are to be restricted in 
accordance with the conditions of the legend:
    ``The data contained in pages ______ of this application have been 
submitted in confidence and contain trade secrets or proprietary 
information, and such data shall be used or disclosed only for 
evaluation purposes, provided that if this applicant receives an award 
as a result of or in connection with the submission of this 
application, DOE shall have the right to use or disclose the data 
herein to the extent provided in the award. This restriction does not 
limit the government's right to use or disclose data obtained without 
restriction from any source, including the applicant.''
    Further, to protect such data, each page containing such data shall 
be specifically identified and marked, including each line or paragraph 
containing the data to be protected with a legend similar to the 
following:
    ``Use or disclosure of the data set forth above is subject to the 
restriction on the cover page of this application.''
    It should be noted, however, that data bearing the aforementioned 
legend may be subject to release under the provisions of the Freedom of 
Information Act (FOIA), if DOE or a court determines that the material 
so marked is not exempt under the FOIA. The Government assumes no 
liability for disclosure or use of unmarked data and may use or 
disclose such data for any purpose. Applicants are hereby notified that 
DOE intends to make all applications submitted available to non-
Government personnel for the sole purpose of assisting the DOE in its 
evaluation of the applications. These individuals are required to 
protect the confidentiality of any specifically identified information 
obtained as a result of their participation in the evaluation.

Statement of Work

1.0  Introduction

    DOE hopes to encourage the exploration for, and the development of, 
new geothermal resources within the United States by supporting 
research determining the nature and location of hydrothermal resources. 
By obtaining and providing this information publicly, DOE hopes to 
stimulate additional geothermal exploration. In order to attain these 
goals, DOE seeks to obtain data from exploration drilling in new 
geothermal areas.

2.0  Scope

    DOE will pay the Awardee in this solicitation for the data package 
associated with locating, drilling and testing of new geothermal 
exploration wells in the United States. Total DOE funding is currently 
$1,000,000. DOE will cost share 50 percent, up to the amount available 
at the time of award, of the cost of drilling a well and acquiring the 
minimum required data package as listed below. Highest evaluation will 
be given to proposed wells that are truly exploration wells and are 
wells in locations that will add the most to the exploration knowledge 
base of geothermal resources, rather than step-out wells. The wells 
must be at least 3,000 feet in depth and have a bottom hole temperature 
of at least 250 degrees celsius. Wells may be either ``slim holes'' or 
production-diameter wells.
    Data will be collected from the top of the well to the total depth 
of the well. In order to participate in this program the well must be 
drilled after July 1, 1995, and the data collected must be transferred 
to DOE within one year after award.
    The Awardee will collect and provide DOE with the following minimum 
data package:
     Daily drilling reports, drilling and casing program, well 
survey plat.
     Drill cuttings from the entire drilled interval at a 
minimum of each 5 meters (15 feet) in four splits of 500 grams each and 
an accompanying lithologic drilling log, and daily drilling report. 
Cuttings should not be washed. If the well is cored, a split of any 
core recovered is to be delivered to DOE.
     Lost circulation amounts, times and depths.
     In the case of artesian flow, or if a pumped or otherwise 
stimulated flow test is performed, representative samples of formation 
water should be collected for chemical analysis. At least 2 liters of 
clear, filtered water should be collected in plastic bottles and sealed 
to prevent evaporative loss. A 2-liter sample of the drilling fluids in 
use prior to sampling should accompany each sample. Chemical analyses 
of the samples will be provided to DOE.
     Pressure and temperature logs of the hole from 
approximately 500 feet to total depth are required, prior to setting 
casing at all depths below 500 feet.
    Proposers are encouraged to provide results from any initial well 
tests in the data set, including flowrate, pressures from surface 
metering instrumentation, [[Page 33397]] and raw pressure transient 
data. Such tests are to be witnessed by an experienced geothermal 
engineer.
    Additional data to be collected by the proposer (such as borehole 
televiewer logs, sonic logs, electrical logs, etc.) may also be offered 
to DOE. The identification of additional data to be collected and 
provided to DOE will be used to evaluate the value of the data package 
to DOE during the proposal evaluation.
    If the Awardee(s) determines and justifies that the completed 
hole(s) are of no economic value, the Awardee(s) shall plug and abandon 
the hole(s) and restore the site(s) in accordance with governing 
regulations. If for any reason the hole is not plugged and abandoned 
within 6 months after well completion, the hole shall become the legal 
and financial responsibility solely of the Awardee(s).
    The Awardee will identify all reports, plans, permits, licenses and 
other items required by governmental regulatory agencies for the 
performance of this work, the agency whose requirement the item 
fulfills, and the actual or projected submittal and agency approval 
dates. Any costs incurred prior to award will not be considered project 
costs, even though the effort was in fulfillment of this task.
    The Proposer shall confirm that all financial arrangements for 
implementation of the project and provide DOE with evidence that 
project financing is sufficient to complete the project prior to 
performance of any work under this Agreement. Details may be 
negotiated.

Qualification Criteria

    To qualify for consideration under this financial assistance, the 
proposer must meet the following qualification criteria. Prior to the 
detailed evaluation, each proposal will undergo a preliminary review to 
assure the qualification criteria are satisfied. Proposals which do not 
meet the qualification criteria will not receive a comprehensive 
evaluation and will be eliminated from further consideration. Proposers 
of eliminated proposals will be notified in writing.
    a. The proposed site must be within the United States.
    b. The data must come from a well at least 3,000 feet deep.
    c. The proposer must agree to minimum data collection requirements 
(see Statement of Work, Part 2.0).
    d. The well must be drilled after July 1, 1995.
    e. The proposer must provide assurance that the well will be 
drilled and data submitted to DOE within two years after award.
    f. The proposer must provide documentation in the form of a lease, 
agreement or ownership providing a legal right of access to drill the 
hole at the proposed location.
    g. The proposer must demonstrate the ability to successfully meet 
National Environmental Policy Act and other local, State, and Federal 
requirements for similar projects.

Evaluation Criteria

    Proposals that meet the Qualification Criteria will undergo a 
comprehensive evaluation in accordance with the Evaluation Criteria 
listed below and considering any relevant public information. The 
Evaluation Criteria parallel the information required in Volume I and 
Volume II of the submitted proposals as outlined below. This 
information forms the basis for evaluation. The criteria are listed in 
descending order of importance within each volume.
    Criterion 1 comprises half the weight while Criterion 2 and 4 are 
equal in weight and twice as much as Criterion 3.

Volume I--Evaluation Criteria

    Criterion 1: Resource Potential--The potential of the location to 
add to the inventory of developable geothermal sites will be evaluated 
based on submitted exploration data, technical analysis and rationale 
provided in the proposal considering the following factors:
    a. Locations in previously undrilled areas will be given priority 
over locations considered to be step-outs or in-fill locations. The 
greatest weight will be given to locations that have a high potential 
of being a new ``field discovery.''
    b. The potential that the well and its proposed location will 
provide data that will expand or enhance the present knowledge of the 
resource potential and exploration methods within the United States.
    c. The potential that the proposed depth of the hole will provide 
for evaluation of a deep subsurface geothermal system.
    d. The amount of surface and subsurface data contained in the 
proposal that is of high quality and relevant to evaluating geothermal 
potential exploration methods, including geophysical, hydrological, and 
geological reconnaissance data and results.
    e. The quantity and quality of previously unreleased data contained 
in the proposal that can be made available to the public domain.
    Criterion 2: Technical approach to the project--
    a. The quality, type and quantity of data to be gathered during the 
project in addition to the minimum data requirements of the Statement 
of Work, Part 2.0.
    b. The content, adequacy and completeness of data collection plans.
    c. The suitability of planned hole completion and maintenance for 
the data collection proposed, plugging and abandonment and site 
maintenance (including drilling fluid disposal, health, safety and 
environmental considerations) and restoration plans.
    d. The lack of any restrictions on release of data collected during 
and subsequent to the drilling of the well and included in the proposed 
data package.
    e. The lack of restriction on release and publishing by DOE of 
interpretation or integration of the data collected.
    Criterion 3: Business approach to the project--
    a. Qualifications of the proposer, subcontractors and key personnel 
including the extent of experience in geothermal well drilling, data 
collection, business related area and capabilities to carry out the 
data collection proposed.
    b. The completeness and adequacy of the proposed management plan, 
including institutional concerns, proposed solutions and impact on the 
project.

Volume II--Evaluation Criteria

    Criterion 4: Financial Considerations--
    a. Cost-share plan--The plan for cost-sharing will be evaluated on 
the percentage in excess of 50 percent of the drilling and data 
acquisition costs to be borne by the proposer. More consideration may 
be given to projects with a greater-than-50 percent cost share. DOE 
cost share is limited to well drilling and drill site data acquisition 
activities. The applicant must cost share those portions of the project 
that are excluded from DOE cost share. The application will be 
evaluated on the nature and amount of cost-sharing. The applicant must 
demonstrate how it will meet its cost share. This demonstration will 
occur through the adequacy (e.g., completeness, relevancy, 
substantiation) of the cost portion of the application. Cash and cash-
equivalent items (e.g., direct labor) are required.
    b. Data package--The plan will be evaluated on the data to be 
collected and reported relative to the total DOE cost for the project. 
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    c. Project financial plan--The project financial plan will be 
evaluated for the ability of the proposer to commit resources to 
finance the non-DOE share of the entire project and the adequacy of the 
proposer's financial condition.
    Project cost/budget summary--This information should be provided 
for the proposed project. Reasonableness of cost to the government will 
be considered. The project cost/budget summary will be considered as an 
indication of the offeror's understanding of the job.

Evaluation of Applications

    Applications submitted will be subject to a preliminary review by 
DOE to check for completeness and accuracy. Applications that are 
clearly non-responsive or do not provide evidence of cost-sharing 
agreements, will be rejected.
    DOE reserves the right to support all, none, or certain parts of 
the applications submitted in response to this solicitation.
    The information presented in the each application will be evaluated 
to determine the degree to which the stated objectives and priorities 
of this solicitation are met. The following is a summary listing of the 
criteria which will be considered in the evaluation and relative 
importance in the ranking process: resource potential, technical 
approach, cost- sharing, and business approach.
    Issues relating to leasing, permitting, and related activities for 
the project development will be considered along with the environmental 
restrictions. The environmental evaluation will consider the impact of 
the proposed activities at the project site.
    The proposed cost of the project will not be point scored. 
Applicants are advised, however, that notwithstanding the lower 
relative importance of the cost considerations, the evaluated cost may 
be the basis for selection. In making the selection decision, the 
apparent advantages of individual technical and business applications 
will be weighed against the probable cost to the government to 
determine whether the technical and business approaches (excluding cost 
considerations) are worth the probable cost differences.

Merit Reviews

    All applications will be evaluated under the procedure for 
``Objective Merit Review of Discretionary Financial Assistance 
Applications'', Federal Register, May 31, 1990, Vol. 55, No. 105 (copy 
provided upon request), and the criteria and programmatic 
considerations set forth in this solicitation. In conducting this 
evaluation, the Government may utilize assistance and advice from non-
Government personnel. Applicants are therefore requested to state on 
the cover sheet of the applications if they do not consent to an 
evaluation by such non-Government personnel. The applicants are further 
advised that DOE may be unable to give full consideration to an 
application submitted without such consent.
General Conditions and Notice to Applicants

    a. Applicants: All applicants will be notified in writing of the 
action taken on their applications in approximately 90 days after the 
closing date for this solicitation, provided no follow-up 
clarifications are needed. Status of any application during the 
evaluation and selection process will not be discussed with the 
applicants. Unsuccessful applications will not be returned.
    b. False Statements: Applications must set forth full, accurate, 
and complete information as required by this solicitation. The penalty 
for making false statements is prescribed in 18 U.S.C. 1001.
    c. Application Clarification: DOE reserves the right to require 
applications to be clarified or supplemented to the extent considered 
necessary either through additional written submissions or oral 
presentations.
    d. Amendments: All amendments to this solicitation will be mailed 
to recipients who submit a written request for the DOE application 
package.
    e. Applicant's Past Performance: DOE reserves the right to solicit 
from available sources relevant information concerning an applicant's 
past performance and may consider such information in its evaluation.
    f. Commitment of Public Funds: The Contracting Officer is the only 
individual who can legally commit the Government to the expenditure of 
public funds in connection with the proposed award. Any other 
commitment, either explicit or implied, is invalid.
    g. Effective Period of Application: All applications should remain 
in effect for at least 180 days from the closing date.
    h. Availability of Funds: The actual amount of funds to be 
obligated will be subject to availability of funds appropriated by 
Congress.
    i. Loans under DOE Minority Economic Impact (MEI) Loan Program: 
Applicants are advised that loans under the DOE Minority Economic 
Impact (MEI) Loan Program are not available to finance the cost of 
preparing an application pursuant to this solicitation.
    j. Assurances and Certifications: DOE requires the submission of 
preaward assurances of compliance and certifications which are mandated 
by law. The assurance and certification forms will be provided in the 
application package.
    k. Questions and Answers: Questions regarding this solicitation 
should be submitted in writing to the DOE Contract Specialist no later 
than July 14, 1995. Any answers will be issued in writing.
    l. Preaward Costs: The government is not liable for any costs 
incurred in preparation of an application. Awardees may incur preaward 
costs up to ninety (90) days prior to the effective date of award. 
Should the awardee take such action, it is done so at the awardee's 
risk and does not impose any obligation on the DOE to reimburse such 
costs if an award is not made.
    m. Patents, Data, and Copyrights: Applicants are advised that 
patents, data, and copyrights will be treated in accordance with 10 CFR 
600.33.
    n. Environmental Impact: An applicant environmental checklist will 
be provided in the DOE application package. Award will not be made 
until the environmental checklist is completed. Review of the 
environmental checklist and the application will be conducted by DOE as 
required by 10 CFR 1021.216.
    o. EPACT: Applicants shall be required to comply with Section 2306 
of the Energy Policy Act of 1992 (EPACT) [42 U.S.C. 13525], as 
applicable.
    p. Buy American Act: Any organization receiving an award under this 
solicitation must comply with the Buy American Provisions of Section 
307 of Public Law 103-332, Department of the Interior and Related 
Agencies Appropriations Act of 1995.

    Dated: June 16, 1995.
R.J. Hoyles,
Director, Procurement Services Division.
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