National Security Technologies (NSTec), the contractor that manages and operates the Nevada National Security Site (NNSS), is seeking a subcontractor for Global Security Directorate technical support services. The contractor’s Global Security Directorate supports U.S. nonproliferation; counterterrorism; and chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear detection initiatives. The subcontractor will provide “cyber resiliency and analytics solutions” for international trade, adversarial cyber tactics research, supply chain analytics, and threat assessments, according to the statement of work. The subcontractor is required to have “current placement in at least 100 countries globally, to include China, Russia, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia and Qatar,” and should be able to “quickly respond to just-in-time task requirement on demand,” the solicitation says. Interested parties are expected to submit responses by Oct. 15 that explain how they would meet statement of work requirements.
NSTec Seeking Contractor for Nonproliferation Support Services
NNSA removes high-risk cesium from Vermont
The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) has removed all high-risk cesium-137 from Vermont, making it the 15th U.S. state or territory declared free of high-risk quantities of the radioactive material. This follows a July operation in which a team from Idaho National Laboratory removed a self-shielded cesium irradiator from the University of Vermont in Burlington […]