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Mikolanis to leave NNSA Savannah River for Los Alamos field office

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Michael Mikolanis, manager of the National Nuclear Security Administration’s Savannah River Field Office, will move back to Los Alamos in September to lead the agency’s field office there, local publication Aiken Standard reported.
Mikolanis will succeed Ted…

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