Lawrence Livermore National Security, the Bechtel and University of California-led manager of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, earned $12.8 million in fixed fee during Fiscal Year 2011 and was paid a total of $47.0 million for managing the lab, according to details of the contractor’s performance released by the National Nuclear Security Administration late last week. The fixed fee is in addition to $26.3 million (out of $29.7 million) of at-risk fee—reported last week by NW&M Monitor—and $7.95 million in fee for Work for Others activities at the lab. LLNS could have earned up to $50.5 million, and in receiving 88.7 percent of its at-risk fee, it earned a “very good” rating from the NNSA and a one-year “award term” extension to its contract, stretching the deal through 2016. LLNS earned $45.7 million out of $49.8 million available in FY2010.
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DOE Science office seeks security support at Oak Ridge
The Department of Energy’s Office of Science is shopping for a contractor to support security services at its Oak Ridge Site facilities in Tennessee, according to a Tuesday procurement notice. “The mission of the support service contractor is to provide an array of site-wide security support functions that support Safeguards and Security responsibilities in a […]