Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  For high hazard nuclear design/construction projects key assessment areas include design, safety basis development, quality assurance, construction quality, start-up readiness and turnover. For facilities in the operations, decontamination or decommissioning phase, EA assessments focus on implementation of the safety basis and nuclear safety management programs (i.e. maintenance, quality assurance, operations, etc.). Applicant will evaluate nuclear facility operations including implementation of technical safety requirements, specific administrative controls, normal and abnormal condition recognition, operator training, conduct of operations principles, maintenance, surveillance testing, startup and restart, work control, interfaces between facility operations and programs, work planning, hazards analysis, personal protective equipment, procedure adherence, stop work procedures, lockout/tag out, self-checking, and radiation protection requirements. Applicant will evaluate compliance with nuclear safety regulations, directives, and standards and the overall effectiveness of a program. Applicant will evaluate integrated safety management programs, including application of the guiding principles and core functions of integrated safety management.

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  Key safeguards, security program elements, and highly specialized technical areas include physical security systems, material control and accountability, personnel security, protective force, program planning and management, insider threat protection, and information security.  The applicant will evaluate the application of a wide range of material control and accountability requirements, plans, systems, and procedures sufficient to evaluate compliance with regulations and standards and the overall effectiveness of a program.  Material control and accountability areas evaluated include requirements, measurement techniques, equipment and standards, accounting, statistics, material control and accountability policies and guides, controls, inventories, and the interactions between material control and accountability and other elements of a comprehensive protection program (e.g., physical security and protective force operations).  Applicant will evaluate the use of techniques, tactics, and procedures to protect special nuclear materials against diversion, theft, and sabotage.

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  Applicant will serve on a team in a wide range of performance tests and training activities.  Applicant will interface with senior managers and manage an equipment support program in accordance with government property management requirements and audits.  Applicant will maintain, repair, deploy, and control engagement simulation systems and manage radio frequency use.  Applicant will plan, coordinate, and execute interstate transportation of explosive and other hazardous materials that may be used in engagement simulations.

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  Applicant serve on a team evaluating how the Department of Energy is meeting its obligations to protect Special Nuclear Material, other nuclear materials, classified matter, sensitive information, government property and facilities, and the safety and security of employees, contractors, and the public, as well as other assets delineated in the DOE’s Design Basis Threat order, e.g., radioactive materials, biological assets, toxic chemicals, protection of national critical infrastructure, and other unique DOE assets.  Applicant will plan and execute performance tests, including force-on-force exercises and simulated exercises to evaluate protective force operations, including tactics, training, response plans, supervision, equipment, and weapons.  Applicant will assist in the logistical planning of force-on-force exercises utilizing engagement simulation systems including safety plans, travel, training and practice, and exercise planning. The applicant will coordinate security testing personnel and ensure security testing is performed safely and in compliance with applicable safety regulations and standards.

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  Applicant serve on a team evaluating how the Department of Energy is meeting its obligations to protect Special Nuclear Material, other nuclear materials, classified matter, sensitive information, government property and facilities, and the safety and security of employees, contractors, and the public, as well as other assets delineated in the DOE’s Design Basis Threat order, e.g., radioactive materials, biological assets, toxic chemicals, protection of national critical infrastructure, and other unique DOE assets. Applicant will evaluate protective force training, weapons, equipment, management and supervision, skills, and techniques and their interfaces with the overall safeguards and security system. Applicant will evaluate physical protection aspects of safeguards and security, including vulnerability assessment techniques, site safeguards and security plans, physical security, and protective force operations.

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  Applicant serve on a team evaluating how the Department of Energy is meeting its obligations to protect Special Nuclear Material, other nuclear materials, classified matter, sensitive information, government property and facilities, and the safety and security of employees, contractors, and the public, as well as other assets delineated in the DOE’s Design Basis Threat order, e.g., radioactive materials, biological assets, toxic chemicals, protection of national critical infrastructure, and other unique DOE assets.  Applicant will evaluate protective force operations, including security requirements, plans and procedures, tactics, training, response plans, supervision, equipment, and weapons sufficient to evaluate complex protection strategies, and applicability of policy.  Applicant will plan and execute performance tests, including force-on-force exercises and simulated exercises.

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  Applicant serve on a team evaluating how the Department of Energy is meeting its obligations to protect Special Nuclear Material, other nuclear materials, classified matter, sensitive information, government property and facilities, and the safety and security of employees, contractors, and the public, as well as other assets delineated in the DOE’s Design Basis Threat order, e.g., radioactive materials, biological assets, toxic chemicals, protection of national critical infrastructure, and other unique DOE assets.  Applicant will evaluate physical protection aspects of safeguards and security programs including security requirements, vulnerability assessment techniques, site safeguards and security plans, physical security, protective force operations, and interfaces among physical protection, material control and accountability, and personnel security sufficient to evaluate compliance with regulations and standards and the overall effectiveness of a program.

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  For high hazard nuclear design/construction projects key assessment areas include design, safety basis development, quality assurance, construction quality, start-up readiness and turnover. For facilities in the operations, decontamination or decommissioning phase, EA assessments focus on implementation of the safety basis and nuclear safety management programs (i.e. maintenance, quality assurance, operations, etc.).  The applicant will evaluate nuclear facility engineered safety systems such as ventilation systems, fire protection systems, emergency power, and associated control equipment. The applicant will evaluate the application of a wide range of safety system requirements, plans, systems, and procedures sufficient to evaluate compliance with regulations and standards and the overall effectiveness of a program.

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  For high hazard nuclear design/construction projects key assessment areas include design, safety basis development, quality assurance, construction quality, start-up readiness and turnover. For facilities in the operations, decontamination or decommissioning phase, EA assessments focus on implementation of the safety basis and nuclear safety management programs (i.e. maintenance, quality assurance, operations, etc.).  The applicant will evaluate a wide range of DOE nuclear facilities and the application of safety system requirements, specific administrative controls, and plans, systems, and procedures sufficient to evaluate compliance with regulations, DOE Orders, Codes of Record and national consensus standards for the facility documented safety basis.

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  Applicant will evaluate the effectiveness of work planning and control processes in the identification and analysis of hazards and application of controls to protect the health and safety of workers.  Applicant will assess the performance of line management and contractor feedback and improvement processes for worker safety and health.  Applicant will evaluate integrated safety management programs, including guiding principles, core functions, hazard analysis, safety and health plans, requirements management, feedback and improvement programs, and the interactions among various elements of a comprehensive environment, safety, and health program (e.g., interfaces among worker safety, industrial hygiene, conduct of operations, and occupational medicine programs). The applicant will evaluate the application of a wide range of environment, safety, and health and integrated safety management requirements, plans, systems, and procedures in the overall evaluation of compliance with regulations and standards and the overall effectiveness of a program.

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  Applicant will serve on a team evaluating all phases of the lifecycle of nuclear facilities including design, construction, operations, and decontamination and decommissioning. For high hazard nuclear design/construction projects key assessment areas include design, safety basis development, quality assurance, construction quality, start-up readiness and turnover. For facilities in the operations, decontamination or decommissioning phase, EA assessments focus on implementation of the safety basis and nuclear safety management programs (i.e. maintenance, quality assurance, operations, etc.). Environmental assessments are primarily focused on radioactive waste management and environmental radiation protection.  Applicant will utilize various techniques in including groundwater sampling, artificial recharge applications, and solute transport modelling in the assessment.  The applicant will assess the environmental remediation program at a DOE site including reviewing the Performance Analysis document on remediation, monitoring, surveillance and control programs.

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public. Applicant will evaluate the effectiveness of work planning and control processes in the identification and analysis of hazards and application of controls to protect the health and safety of workers.  Applicant will assess the performance of line management and contractor feedback and improvement processes for worker safety and health.  Applicant will evaluate organizations’ adherence to explosive safety standards such as the DOD explosives and chemical weapons safety standards or the DOE explosive safety standard. Applicant will assess explosive (including high explosive) safety and nuclear explosive safety programs and their implementation.

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  Applicant will maintain, repair, deploy and control engagement simulation systems weapons and equipment in support of force-on-force exercises simulating attacks of high security facilities using the skills and tactics of potential adversary groups that may constitute threats to major DOE sites.

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  Applicant will maintain, repair, deploy and control engagement simulation systems in support of force-on-force exercises simulating attacks of high security facilities using the skills and tactics of potential adversary groups that may constitute threats to major DOE sites.

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  Applicant will serve as a member of a team playing the role of an adversary in simulated attacks of high security facilities using the skills and tactics of potential adversary groups that may constitute threats to major DOE sites. 

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  Applicant will plan and execute performance tests, including force-on-force exercises and simulated exercises. Applicant will serve as a leader of a team playing the role of an adversary in simulated attacks of high security facilities using the skills and tactics of potential adversary groups that may constitute threats to major DOE sites.  Applicant will coordinate the logistics associated with force-on-force exercises, including safety plans, travel, training and practice, and exercise planning.  Applicant will also instruct security force personnel in skills and tactics potentially used by groups presenting a threat to DOE facilities and assist in developing and implementing an ongoing training program to ensure composite adversary teams maintain requisite skills.

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  Applicant will serve as a team member evaluating the full spectrum of safeguards and security program disciplines in accordance with DOE Policy 470.1B, Safeguards and Security Policy.  Applicant will evaluate:- protective force operations and their interfaces with the overall safeguards and security system,- protective force training, weapons, equipment, management and supervision, skills, and techniques,- physical protection aspects of safeguards and security, including vulnerability assessment techniques, site safeguards and security plans, physical security, protective force operations, and insider threats.

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  Applicant will serve as a team member evaluating the full spectrum of safeguards and security program disciplines in accordance with DOE Policy 470.1B, Safeguards and Security Policy.  Applicant will evaluate:- protective force operations and their interfaces with the overall safeguards and security system,- protective force training, weapons, equipment, management and supervision, skills, and techniques,- physical protection aspects of safeguards and security, including vulnerability assessment techniques, site safeguards and security plans, physical security, protective force operations, and insider threats.

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  Applicant will lead teams in evaluating all phases of the lifecycle of nuclear facilities including design, construction, operations, and decontamination and decommissioning. For high hazard nuclear design/construction projects key assessment areas include design, safety basis development, quality assurance, construction quality, start-up readiness and turnover. For facilities in the operations, decontamination or decommissioning phase, EA assessments focus on implementation of the safety basis and nuclear safety management programs (i.e. maintenance, quality assurance, operations, etc.). Environmental assessments are primarily focused on radioactive waste management and environmental radiation protection.  In the area of worker safety and health, EA focuses on performance through evaluation of the effectiveness of work planning and control processes in the identification and analysis of hazards and application of controls to protect the health and safety of workers. EA also conducts periodic complex wide assessments of specific safety functional areas (i.e. radiation protection, construction safety, chronic beryllium prevention program, etc.) to provide insights on the health of safety management programs. EA also assesses performance of line management and contractor feedback and improvement processes for worker safety and health.

Applicant will support the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE or Department) Office of Enterprise Assessments (EA).  EA performs independent assessments for DOE senior leadership that report on whether national security material and information assets are appropriately protected and whether Departmental operations provide for the safety of its employees and the public.  Applicant will lead teams in evaluating how the Department of Energy is meeting its obligations to protect Special Nuclear Material, other nuclear materials, classified matter, sensitive information, government property and facilities, and the safety and security of employees, contractors, and the public, as well as other assets delineated in the DOE’s Design Basis Threat order, e.g., radioactive materials, biological assets, toxic chemicals, protection of national critical infrastructure, and other unique DOE assets. Key safeguards, security program elements, and highly specialized technical areas include physical security systems, material control and accountability, personnel security, protective force, program planning and management, insider threat protection, and information security.