DOE solicits bids for big, mostly domestic, HALEU supply contract

By ExchangeMonitor

The Department of Energy on Tuesday solicited bids for a contract under which it could acquire up to 145 metric tons of high assay low-enriched uranium to help commercialize nuclear reactors that need the fuel. Under the contract, only U.S.-based companies will…

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