The incumbent team of INTERA and Navarro Research and Engineering appears likely to split up on the National Nuclear Security Administration’s follow-on contract for environmental characterization and remediation at the Nevada National Security Site, WC Monitor has learned. The team has held the contract since 2009 as Navarro Nevada Environmental Services, LLC. The current contract is set to expire in September, 2014, and the NNSA late last week released a draft Request for Proposals for the follow-on small business procurement. Both Navarro and INTERA declined to comment yesterday on the split.
NAVARRO AND INTERA TEAM TO SPLIT ON NEVADA FOLLOW-ON PROCUREMENT
BWXT has strong third quarter due to Janus and other contracts
Earnings rose at Lynchburg, Va.- based BWX Technology (BWXT) in the third quarter, which the company attributed to trends in energy security challenges requiring nuclear solutions. Net earnings for the third quarter ended were $102 million, or $1.11 a share, up from $82.2 million, or $0.89 a share, in the year-ago quarter, according to the […]