Contracts & Procurement
Awards, protests, extensions, and re-competes for management and operating contracts and major subcontracts across the weapons complex and commercial nuclear sector.
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Contracts & Procurement
Boston Government Services hires COO
Oak Ridge, Tenn.-based Boston Government Services, has hired Doug Freund in the newly-created post of chief operating officer, the Department of Energy contractor said Tuesday. Freund was most recently senior vice president for Kiewit Nuclear Solutions, where he was responsible for markets and strategy, Boston Government Services said in a press release. In addition, Freund […]
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Uranium Enrichment & Fuel Cycle
BWX Technologies hauls in contract to produce low-enriched uranium for power plants
Nuclear reactor maker BWX Technologies, Lynchburg, Va., this week pulled in a potentially $100-plus million contract to process unusable, government-owned material into uranium reactor fuel. The new contract with the National Nuclear Security Administration, with $47 million of guaranteed money and worth $116.5 million with options, will allow the company, which builds nuclear propulsion systems […]
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Contracts & Procurement
Transportation emergency support contractor sought by DOE
The Department of Energy’s nuclear cleanup office is shopping around for potential providers of Transportation Emergency Preparedness Program support. According to a sources sought notice posted online Tuesday, the agency’s Cincinnati-based Environmental Management Consolidated Business Center said the contractor will tackle “preparedness issues for shipments of DOE radiological material and waste,” across the weapons complex. […]
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Cleanup & Remediation
West Valley cleanup draft RFP feedback due in early October
On Tuesday the Department of Energy rolled out a draft solicitation for the next stage of remediation at the West Valley Demonstration Project in Western New York, a contract potentially worth $3 billion over a decade. The new indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract would replace the existing pact held by a team of Jacobs and BWX Technologies […]
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Contracts & Procurement
Transportation emergency support contractor sought by DOE
The Department of Energy’s nuclear cleanup office is shopping around for potential providers of Transportation Emergency Preparedness Program support. According to a sources sought notice posted online Tuesday, the agency’s Cincinnati-based Environmental Management Consolidated Business Center said the contractor will tackle “preparedness issues for shipments of DOE radiological material and waste,” across the weapons complex. […]
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Contracts & Procurement
Hanford tank appeals court brief due in early fall
The BWX Technologies-led team that won a $45-billion Department of Energy contract at Hanford Site in Washington state, only to see the award blocked by a federal court in June, should brief an appeals court in early October about why the trial court’s ruling was wrong. The team, Hanford Tank Waste Operations & Closure, should […]
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Cleanup & Remediation
Union approves Portsmouth labor extension prior to new remediation contractor
Members of United Steelworkers Local 1-689 employed in cleanup at the Department of Energy’s Portsmouth Site in Ohio voted Monday to extend their existing collective bargaining deal with Fluor-BWXT Portsmouth until March, a union official said. The extension includes a retroactive 2% raise, a $1,500 cash bonus and buys time until a new Amentum-led team […]
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Contracts & Procurement
Longtime Bechtel hand joins Atkins board of directors
Atkins Nuclear Secured Holding Corp. has appointed a former Bechtel National executive, Michael Hughes, to serve as an outside director on the Atkins board of directors, the company said in a Monday press release. Hughes, who has 35 years of experience leading nuclear ventures around the Department of Energy’s weapons complex, will provide oversight for […]
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Contracts & Procurement
Perma-Fix profitable in second quarter; was part of losing Hanford bidder; expects news on $45-billion tank waste contract by September
Perma-Fix, Atlanta, turned a profit in the second quarter of the year as revenues rose and the company regained what its CEO called pre-pandemic momentum. On a call with investors last week, CEO Mark Duff also said that Perma-Fix is on a team fighting to force the Department of Energy and the court system to […]
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Contracts & Procurement
Jacobs reports lower earnings, higher revenue in its third fiscal quarter
Earnings fell at Jacobs, Dallas, in the third quarter of its fiscal 2023 year as the international engineer company continued to move toward a sale of its government contracting business. Net earnings for the quarter ended June 30 were $164 million, or $1.29 a share, down from net earnings of $196 million or $1.52 a […]
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Contracts & Procurement
BWXT team appeals court order blocking start of contested Hanford liquid-waste contract
The winner of a decade-long, $45-billion liquid-waste cleanup contract at the Hanford Site on Tuesday appealed a court order that blocked work on the deal at the behest of a losing bidder. Hanford Tank Waste Operations and Closure asked the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit to overturn a June decision by the Court […]
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Contracts & Procurement
Earnings and revenue rise at Parsons in second quarter
Revenue and earnings rose in the second quarter at Parsons Corp., Centreville, Va., buoyed year-over-year by the start of some federal contract work and the 2022 acquisition of cyber firm Xator. Net earnings for the second quarter ended were roughly $43 million, or $0.38 a share, up from about $18 million or $0.17 a share […]
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Contracts & Procurement
Jacobs reports lower earnings, higher revenue in its third fiscal quarter
Earnings fell at Jacobs, Dallas, in the third quarter of its fiscal 2023 year as the international engineer company continued to move toward a sale of its government contracting business. Net earnings for the quarter ended June 30 were $164 million, or $1.29 a share, down from net earnings of $196 million or $1.52 a […]
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Contracts & Procurement
BWXT team appeals court order blocking start of contested Hanford liquid-waste contract
The winner of a decade-long, $45-billion liquid-waste cleanup contract at the Hanford Site on Tuesday appealed a court order that blocked work on the deal at the behest of a losing bidder. Hanford Tank Waste Operations and Closure asked the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit to overturn a June decision by the Court […]
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Contracts & Procurement
Perma-Fix profitable in second quarter; was part of losing Hanford bidder; expects news on $45-billion tank waste contract by September
Perma-Fix, Atlanta, turned a profit in the second quarter of the year as revenues rose and the company regained what its CEO called pre-pandemic momentum. On a call with investors last week, CEO Mark Duff also said that Perma-Fix is on a team fighting to force the Department of Energy and the court system to […]
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Contracts & Procurement
Jacobs reports lower earnings, higher revenue in its third fiscal quarter
Earnings fell at Jacobs, Dallas, in the third quarter of its fiscal 2023 year as the international engineer company continued to move toward a sale of its government contracting business. Net earnings for the quarter ended June 30 were $164 million, or $1.29 a share, down from net earnings of $196 million or $1.52 a […]
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Contracts & Procurement
Earnings and revenue rise at Parsons in second quarter
Revenue and earnings rose in the second quarter at Parsons Corp., Centreville, Va., buoyed year-over-year by the start of some federal contract work and the 2022 acquisition of cyber firm Xator. Net earnings for the second quarter ended were roughly $43 million, or $0.38 a share, up from about $18 million or $0.17 a share […]
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Contracts & Procurement
Fluor earnings dip but revenue rises; as contractor upbeat on DOE biz
Earnings fell at Fluor, Irving, Texas, in the second quarter, which the Department of Energy contractor attributed partly to a $34 million charge cost and schedule issues in its Energy Solutions sector. Net earnings for the second quarter ended June 30 were $61 million, or $0.35 a share, down from $66 million, or $0.38 a […]
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Contracts & Procurement
Fluor earnings dip but revenue rises; as contractor upbeat on DOE biz
Earnings fell at Fluor, Irving, Texas, in the second quarter, which the Department of Energy contractor attributed partly to a $34 million charge cost and schedule issues in its Energy Solutions sector. Net earnings for the second quarter ended June 30 were $61 million, or $0.35 a share, down from $66 million, or $0.38 a […]
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Naval Nuclear Propulsion
Earnings down at naval reactor maker BWXT, but bullish on shipbuilding
Earnings fell at BWX Technologies, Lynchburg, Va., in the second quarter, but the nuclear services company sees support with the U.S. Navy’s long-term shipbuilding plan, the AUKUS trilateral security agreement between the U.S., U.K. and Australia paying dividends in the future. The company is currently negotiating the next two-year pricing agreement for nuclear naval reactors […]
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Uranium Enrichment & Fuel Cycle
Centrus earnings down year-over-year in second quarter, with NRC go-ahead to produce low-enriched uranium
Earnings were down year-over-year for Centrus Energy in the second quarter of 2023, despite the uranium broker and enrichment-technology developer receiving the go-ahead from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to produce High-Assay Low-Enriched Uranium this year. The Bethesda, Md., company reported $12.7 million in net income, or $0.84 a share, in the second quarter on $98.4 […]
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Naval Nuclear Propulsion
Huntington Ingalls’ second-quarter earnings down year-over-year
Huntington Ingalls Industries, Newport News, Va., reported lower earnings in the quarter ended June 30 but called out revenue growth in shipbuilding and the Mission Technologies segment, which handles business with the Department of Energy. Net earnings for the quarter ended June 30 were $130 million, or $3.27 a share, down from $178 million or […]
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Contracts & Procurement
CNS seeks subcontractor to revamp utilities and equipment at Y-12
Consolidated Nuclear Security, which operates the Y-12 National Security Site in Oak Ridge, Tenn., is seeking contractors to undertake a sweeping utilities upgrade at the site. For the Utility Upgrades and Equipment Project (UUEP), Consolidated Nuclear Security (CNS) wants a contractor to perform site demolition and preparation and installation of new utilities. CNS wants a […]
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Naval Nuclear Propulsion
Huntington Ingalls’ second-quarter earnings down year-over-year
Huntington Ingalls Industries, Newport News, Va., reported lower earnings in the quarter ended June 30 but called out revenue growth in shipbuilding and the Mission Technologies segment, which handles business with the Department of Energy. Net earnings for the quarter ended June 30 were $130 million, or $3.27 a share, down from $178 million or […]
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Contracts & Procurement
BWXT earnings dip but revenue up; company sees no Hanford biz resolution this year
Earnings fell at BWX Technologies, Lynchburg, Va., in the second quarter, and the nuclear services company does not expect a quick resolution to a challenge of a $45-billion joint venture contract to manage the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site in Washington state. “At this point, do not expect a contractor transition at the site until […]
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Contracts & Procurement
Correction
The story “NNSA will acquire SRNS, Centerra contracts” [Weapons Complex Monitor, Volume 34, No. 30] should have reported that the National Nuclear Security Administration will take over the Savannah River Site Oct. 1, 2024.
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Naval Nuclear Propulsion
Huntington Ingalls’ second-quarter earnings down year-over-year
Huntington Ingalls Industries, Newport News, Va., reported lower earnings in the quarter ended June 30 but called out revenue growth in shipbuilding and the Mission Technologies segment, which handles business with the Department of Energy. Net earnings for the quarter ended June 30 were $130 million, or $3.27 a share, down from $178 million or […]
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Contracts & Procurement
CNS seeks subcontractor to revamp utilities and equipment at Y-12
Consolidated Nuclear Security, which operates the Y-12 National Security Site in Oak Ridge, Tenn., is seeking contractors to undertake a sweeping utilities upgrade at the site. For the Utility Upgrades and Equipment Project (UUEP), Consolidated Nuclear Security (CNS) wants a contractor to perform site demolition and preparation and installation of new utilities. CNS wants a […]
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Contracts & Procurement
This week
Here are some events related to defense and civilian nuclear matters that Exchange Monitor staff are tracking this week. August 01: Earnings call: FirstEnergy will report on second quarter financial results in an earnings call set for 10 a.m. Eastern Time 03: Earnings Call: BWX Technologies plans to discuss quarterly financial results with Wall Street […]
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Contracts & Procurement
Correction
The story “NNSA will acquire SRNS, Centerra contracts” [Weapons Complex Morning Briefing, July 26, 2023] should have reported that the National Nuclear Security Administration will take over the Savannah River Site Oct. 1, 2024.




