Bids due soon on uranium sales to NNSA for domestic reserve

Less than a month remains for anyone interested in selling domestic uranium to the government for a congressionally directed to submit their bids to the National Nuclear Security Administration.
In a 2021 spending bill, Congress appropriated $75 million to the…

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