NNSA looks to expand contracting opportunities for commercial firms

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – The National Nuclear Security Administration is exploring changes to its acquisition practices that could make it easier for commercial companies and firms without extensive NNSA experience to compete for work.
B.J. Quigley, NNSA’s senior…

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