EXETER ASSOCIATES, INC.

Federal contract awards won by EXETER ASSOCIATES, INC. (UEI DWYDBZARGMJ4), 2016–2024 — public record from USAspending.

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8
awards
4
expiring in 12 months
3
agencies

Teaming snapshot

teams under 1 prime.

From subcontract reports primes file with USAspending/FSRS.

How their work has changed

Their work has shifted somewhat over the last two years.

Biggest change: Environmental Consulting Services (541620) went from 0% of their contracts to 17%.

Industry (NAICS)2 years beforeLast 2 years
Environmental Consulting Services (541620)0%17%
Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services (541690)13%0%
Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services (541611)6%0%
Other Management Consulting Services (541618)81%83%

Share of their contracts in each industry code: the last 24 months compared with the 24 months before, as of Nov 8, 2026. Shown only for companies with at least 5 contracts in each period.

Where their reported work happens

StateReported subawards
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Place of performance on subcontract reports filed with USAspending/FSRS.

Category award history

29 category awards to a new vendor (same agency and NAICS code, not this contract's own history) — latest: TRAINING TECHNOLOGIES AND SUPPORT, INC. took Department of Defense 541690 work from EXETER ASSOCIATES, INC. (Sep 15, 2026).

Agencies buying from EXETER ASSOCIATES, INC.

Department of Energy (4)Department of Defense (3)General Services Administration (1)

What EXETER ASSOCIATES, INC. has provided

541618 — OTHER MANAGEMENT CONSULTING SERVICES (5)541611 — ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL MANAGEMENT CONSULTING SERVICES (2)541690 — OTHER SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL CONSULTING SERVICES (1)

Awards

8510681560! PROVIDES ELECTRICITY AND RESILIENT ENERGY SPECIALIZED, TECHNICAL SUPPORT.
Department of Defense · $391,425 · Jul 8, 2024
FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULE CONTRACT
General Services Administration · No current value reported · May 23, 2024
UTILITIES MANAGEMENT SUPPORT SERVICES (UMSS) FOR THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY'S (DOE) FEDERAL ENERGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS (FEMP)
Department of Energy · $5,187,257 · Sep 5, 2023
ADVISORY AND ASSISTANCE SERVICES FOR UTILITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS FOR DOE CONTRACTOR OPERATED FACILITIES IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, INCLUDING LLNL, LBNL, AND SLAC
Department of Energy · $2,455,841 · Mar 1, 2022
8508305346!ELECTRICITY ACQUISITION SUPPO
Department of Defense · $447,418 · Jul 1, 2021
UTILITY SERVICE ASSESSMENTS GROUP 1
Department of Defense · $315,228 · May 18, 2019
"IGF::OT::IGF" UTILITY MANAGEMENT SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THE FEDERAL ENERGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (FEMP) OFFICE
Department of Energy · $4,011,910 · Sep 13, 2017
IGF::OT::IGF THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY (DOE) HAS A REQUIREMENT FOR THE ACQUISITION OF EXPERT PUBLIC UTILITY MANAGEMENT SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THE BERKELEY SITE OFFICE (BSO) OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY'S (DOE) OFFICE OF SCIENCE (SC), ON BEHALF OF DOE CONTRACTOR-OPERATED FACILITIES IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, SPECIFICALLY THE LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LABORATORY (LLNL), THE LAWRENCE BERKELEY NATIONAL LABORATORY (LBNL), THE SLAC NATIONAL ACCELERATOR LABORATORY, AND RELATED SITES. BROADLY STATED, THESE SERVICES WILL RELATE TO (A) UTILITY REQUIREMENTS AND SOURCES, (B) ACQUISITION OF UTILITY SERVICES, (C) MANAGEMENT OF UTILITY ASSETS, AND (D) PROTECTION OF UTILITY RIGHTS AND ADVANCEMENT OF UTILITY INTERESTS. "UTILITY" IS DEFINED TO PRIMARILY BE ELECTRIC POWER. THE BSO CURRENTLY HAS A CONTRACT IN PLACE WHICH EXPIRES ON JUNE 30, 2016. A DETERMINATION HAS BEEN MADE THAT THERE IS A CONTINUING REQUIREMENT FOR THESE SERVICES. ELECTRIC POWER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE DOE LABS ARE ROUGHLY AS FOLLOWS: TOTAL LAB LOADS ARE APPROXIMATELY 100 MW OF CAPACITY AND APPROXIMATELY 800 GWH OF ENERGY PER YEAR. POWER IS SUPPLIED FROM THE WESTERN AREA POWER ADMINISTRATION (WAPA) / BUREAU OF RECLAMATION (BUREC) CENTRAL VALLEY PROJECT (CVP) PREFERENCE POWER ALLOCATION, TAKE-OR-PAY PURCHASE CONTRACTS VIA WAPA, AND TO A LESSER DEGREE SUPPLEMENTAL PURCHASES OFF THE MARKET. WAPA HAS STATUTORY RIGHTS FOR TRANSMISSION OVER THE CALIFORNIA-OREGON TRANSMISSION PROJECT (COTP) FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE DOE LABS, AND WAPA HAS PROVIDED A TIELINE LINKING LLNL TO WAPA'S TRACY SUBSTATION. DOE LABS' POWER IS SCHEDULED VIA WAPA AND TREATED CONJUNCTIVELY. COLLECTIVELY, THE LABS AND DOE HAVE FORMED AN ELECTRIC POWER CONSORTIUM (THE CONSORTIUM) WITH THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF DELIVERING RELIABLE POWER TO THE LABORATORIES AT THE LOWEST OVERALL COST. THE BSO HAS OVERALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR MANAGING THE CONSORTIUM ON BEHALF OF DOE. THE CONSORTIUM OPERATES A POWER REBILLING SYSTEM AMONG THE LABS TO ALLOCATE COSTS IN AN EQUITABLE MANNER. INTERESTED PARTIES SHOULD HAVE DIRECT EXPERIENCE RELATED TO THE ALL FACETS OF UTILITY MANAGEMENT, INCLUDING RESEARCH; PLANNING; TECHNICAL, ECONOMIC AND MARKET ANALYSES; ACQUISITION, INCLUDING COST AND PRICE ANALYSES, TERMS AND CONDITIONS, AND SUPPORT FOR NEGOTIATION DISCUSSIONS; SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT, INCLUDING PREPARATION AND MAINTENANCE OF POWER REQUIREMENTS SCHEDULES, REBILLING ALGORITHMS AND PROCEDURES; AND SUPPORT FOR INTERVENTION WITH UTILITY REGULATORY BODIES AND COURTS, INCLUDING THE PREPARATION AND PRESENTATION OF TESTIMONY AS EXPERT WITNESS. A FIVE YEAR CONTRACT IS CONTEMPLATED WITH ONE TWELVE MONTH BASE PERIOD AND FOUR TWELVE MONTH OPTION PERIODS. THE ESTIMATED DIRECT PRODUCTIVE LABOR HOURS (DPLH) IS 2,150 HOURS PER YEAR FOR EACH OF THE FIVE YEARS. THIS ACQUISITION IS SET-ASIDE FOR SMALL BUSINESS WITH AN APPLICABLE NORTH AMERICAN INDUSTRY CLASSIFICATION CODE (NAIC) OF 541618 AND A SIZE LIMIT STANDARD OF $2.5M. THERE HAS ONLY BEEN ONE BIDDER FOR THE PAST TWO COMPETED CONTRACTS FOR THESE SERVICES DUE TO THE SPECIALIZED NATURE OF THIS WORK. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE CONTRACTING OFFICER EXPLORE THE FEASIBILITY OF COMPLETING A SOLE SOURCE AWARD DUE TO THE LACK OF SOURCES AND THE SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE OF THE INCUMBENT CONTRACTOR. FUNDING IS PROVIDED BY EACH LABORATORY THROUGH AN INTER-ENTITY WORK ORDER. THE LABORATORIES HAVE BEEN PROVIDED AN ESTIMATE FOR FUNDING REQUIREMENTS IN FY 16 THE FIRST YEAR OF AWARD AND FUNDING WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE TO AWARD THE CONTRACT.
Department of Energy · $2,470,758 · Aug 30, 2016