Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 29 No. 28
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July 18, 2025

Senate authorizes highest limit yet for NNSA for 2026 at $26.87 billion

By ExchangeMonitor

The Senate Armed Services Committee released bill language for its version of the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that would set the spending cap for the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) at $26.87 billion. That is over $400 million…

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Table of Contents

House Armed Services passes NDAA measures on DoD, NNSA

By Staff Reports
House appropriations bill that funds NNSA clears committee, moves to full House

By Sarah Salem
Senate authorizes highest limit yet for NNSA for 2026 at $26.87 billion

By ExchangeMonitor
SASC sets fiscal 2033 target for Sentinel

By Staff Reports
BWXT awarded $2.6 billion in naval nuclear reactor parts biz

By ExchangeMonitor
Acceleration of LRSO proposed by Senate defense authorizers

By Staff Reports
Bussiere would become second AFGSC head to serve as USAF vice chief

By Staff Reports
Slashing GAO funds would hurt DoD transparency, lawmaker says

By ExchangeMonitor
IAEA does full-scope review of China’s nuclear facilities

By ExchangeMonitor
Wrap-up: Iran update; Trinity test 80th anniversary; Sandia-Aeva collab for nuclear reactor security and more; Obituary

By ExchangeMonitor