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Request for Proposal No. RFX2026-10008

Amendment No. 01

ISSUED BY:

National Laboratory of the Rockies
15013 Denver West Parkway
Golden, CO 80401

Date: 10/26/2026
PROJECT NAME: “2026 Distributed
Wind Turbine Competitiveness
Improvement Project”

The above numbered solicitation is amended as set forth below. The hour and date specified for receipt of offers
[X] is not extended.

[ ] is extended to

FAILURE TO ACKNOWLEDGE THIS AMENDMENT MAY RESULT IN REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER. EXCEPT

AS PROVIDED HEREIN, ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE SOLICITATION DOCUMENT REMAIN

UNCHANGED AND IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT.
Subcontract Administrator: Kyndall Jackson, [email protected]

Amendment No. 1 is also hereby issued in response to questions received regarding the subject Request for Proposal (RFP) No. RFX-2026-10008. Please note that some questions may have been edited to address duplicate questions or to protect business-sensitive information provided in the original questions. The essences of the original questions are not affected. Questions are in no particular order. 1) If a company has a prototype turbine nearly complete, and would like to test, but anticipates the need to scale the system up to a larger size and output to achieve competitive LCOE (as in the Bergey 10kw to 15kw to 75kw example), would it be recommended to validate the existing design under topic 3.(PIT) and implement lessons learned by circling back to phase 1. (PDD) or would it be recommended to directly pursue topic 1. (PDD), to redesign the existing prototype towards a more competitive LCOE?
Offerors should select a topic area that aligns with the efforts they are ready to advance while considering the merit criteria for that topic area. The RFP also allows phased, multi-topic area proposals.
2) Will anyone outside of NLR/DOE be reviewing our proposal? No
3) Are Attachments 3–6, letters of commitment, the Price/Cost proposal, and supporting documents excluded from the page limit?
Yes

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4) Are the title page, cover letter, and table of contents excluded from the page limit? Yes
5) For phased multi-topic proposals, do the follow-on phase plans, deliverable tables, and Price/Cost proposals count toward the 20 pages.
Follow on phase plans do count towards the 20-page limit. Attachment 6 and Price Cost proposal do not.
6) Will our proposal be given equal consideration if we are not a member of DWEA? Yes
7) Is there a limit to how many single topic proposals that could be awarded and run in parallel by a

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