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RELAP5-3D 4.x: Thermal-Hydraulic Nuclear Reactor Analysis, Licensing Opportunity

Description: RELAP5-3D 4.x is a technology licensing opportunity for a high-fidelity thermal-hydraulic nuclear reactor analysis code administered by the Department of Energy and Idaho National Laboratory. The notice seeks industry partners for the licensing and commercialization of the code rather than being a procurement for goods or services. The solicitation is currently open for responses until November 1, 2026, as part of a technology transfer initiative.

Buyer: Idaho National Laboratory (Battelle Energy Alliance) (Contractor)
Federal · ID, US
Released: Jun 12, 2025
Closes: Nov 1, 2026(24 days left)

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