Amentum Executive Sain Dies at Age 73

Leo Sain, a senior executive at Amentum who has led joint ventures across the Department of Energy weapons complex, has died at age 73.
Most recently Sain served as the decommissioning and demolition and waste management sector lead at Amentum. He died May 13,…

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