Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 22 No. 25
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June 22, 2018

With Debriefs Done, Clock Ticking on Los Alamos Contract Protest

By Dan Leone

The 10-day clock is ticking to protest the National Nuclear Security Administration’s award of a potentially decade-long management contract for the Los Alamos National Laboratory, now that the agency has debriefed the companies behind three failed bids to run…

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Table of Contents

Senate Tees Up Monday Vote on NNSA 2019 Budget; Feinstein Won't Oppose

By Dan Leone
With Debriefs Done, Clock Ticking on Los Alamos Contract Protest

By Dan Leone
Senate Passes NDAA, Loosens Restriction on Early Nuke Warhead Work

By Dan Leone
DOE Asks Judge to Lift Hold on MFFF Cancellation

By Dan Leone
Repurposing Plutonium Could Speed Up Removal From Savannah River, DOE Says

By Staff Reports
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By ExchangeMonitor
NNSA 10-Year Nonproliferation Plan Missed Mark Twice, GAO Says

By ExchangeMonitor
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By Wayne Barber
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By ExchangeMonitor