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February 27, 2015

SecAF: Service Has Programmed $5.6B Increase in FYDP for Nuclear Forces

By Todd Jacobson
Brian Bradley NS&D Monitor 2/27/2015 The Air Force is expanding its five-year nuclear enterprise funding portfolio to foster morale, equipment, and modernization improvements, as the service has programmed an additional $5.6 billion in the Fiscal Year 2016-2020…
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Table of Contents
  1. LRSO Deployment Rooted in New START Treaty Policy
    By Todd Jacobson
  2. Global Strike Command Director of Operations: LRSB Ready to Go Nuclear Two Years after IOC
    By Todd Jacobson
  3. AF Senior Leaders Hold Nuclear Oversight Board Meeting at Minot for First Time
    By Todd Jacobson
  4. Former Dem. Sen. Approps. Staffer: Cruise Missile Could Be Endangered
    By Todd Jacobson
  5. At Oak Ridge
    By Todd Jacobson
  6. HASC-Strategic Forces Lawmakers Vow to Push Back Against Sequestration Cuts
    By Todd Jacobson
  7. As NNSA Steadies LEP Workload, FPU on Navy Portion of Interoperable Warhead Delayed to 2035
    By Todd Jacobson
  8. CNO: DoD “Reviewing” Modernization Across Nuclear Enterprise
    By Todd Jacobson
  9. Without Fee Incentives, DOE Risks Losing Competition, Industry Execs Say
    By Todd Jacobson
  10. NNSA: Past Performance Important, but ‘Case-by-Case’ Approach Appropriate for M&O Procurements
    By Todd Jacobson
  11. Battelle Eyeing Increased Role Across Weapons Complex
    By Todd Jacobson
  12. Former STRATCOM Chief Pushes NC3 Modernization
    By Todd Jacobson
  13. SecAF: Service Has Programmed $5.6B Increase in FYDP for Nuclear Forces
    By Todd Jacobson
  14. For Y-12/Pantex Contractor, Limited Flexibility in Shifting Money Between Sites
    By Todd Jacobson
  15. Moniz: $200 Million More a Year Needed for Optimal MOX Construction
    By Todd Jacobson
  16. At Los Alamos
    By Todd Jacobson
  17. DOE Considering Complex-Wide Infrastructure Committee
    By Todd Jacobson
  18. Income for B&W Technical Services Group Continues to Dip
    By Todd Jacobson
  19. Huntington Ingalls to Ramp Up Capital Investments to Prepare for ORP Contracts
    By Todd Jacobson
  20. Daines Engages AF Secretary on Proposed PRTC Expansion
    By Todd Jacobson
  21. Wrap Up
    By Todd Jacobson
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