General Atomics Cruising to Retain NNSA High-Energy Target Work

General Atomics appeared a lock to once again win a contract, potentially worth more than $125 million over five years, to help the Energy Department’s National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) simulate conditions of a nuclear explosion.
The San Diego-based…

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