Cost ceiling for minor NNSA projects boosted to $34 million

To account for inflation, the National Nuclear Security Administration has petitioned Congress and been approved to bump up the threshold for minor construction projects to $34 million.
That is up from a $30 million threshold set by the fiscal 2023 National Defense…

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Cost ceiling for minor NNSA projects boosted to $34 million

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