Defense & Military

Thornberry Named to Top Spot on House Armed Services Committee

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Simpson to Remain Chairman of House E&W Approps; Upton Back as House E&C Committee
Todd Jacobson
NS&D Monitor
11/21/2014
There will be familiar faces in the next Congress atop the House Energy and Water Appropriations Subcommittee and House Energy…

In This Issue

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First Glimpse of Revamped UPF Provided by Contractor

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NNSA Advisory Panel on Verge of Releasing Long-Awaited Report

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At Los Alamos

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DoD to Grow Global Strike by 1,100 positions

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Congress Reacts to Hagel-Announced Nuke Reforms

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New CR Could Necessitate Anomaly Request for Ohio-Class Replacement

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Publication Notice

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Industry Officials Raise Questions About Potential Competition for NNSA KC Contract

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Navy to Stock Shipyards with More Personnel, Newer Facilities

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GAO: U.S. Should Re-Evaluate Policy on LEU for Tritium Production

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$135 Million Price Tag for G4S Government Solutions Revealed

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ATK to Follow through with Orbital Merger

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DOE IG Highlights Lax Oversight of HQ Lab Detail Program

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DOE Announces $425 Million Supercomputer Investment, New Machines at Livermore, ORNL

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At Savannah River

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At Oak Ridge

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Wrap Up: In the White House, Industry, Congress, and the NGOs

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House Republicans block measure to impeach Hegseth

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Fairbanks Morse Defense wins $99 million contract for sub overhaul Work

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Dems’ big night set to reshape top Defense Committee spots, as key GOP’ers knocked Off

International

China busy mapping undersea areas around U.S. operations

Contracts & Procurement

Fairbanks Morse Defense wins $99 million contract for sub overhaul

Defense & Military

Y-12 ready to resume making alloy used for nuclear weapons, NNSA says

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Two House Armed Services GOP reps lose in blue surge

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Hruby says U.S. must restore its “nuclear IQ” given China-Russia challenge

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Wrap up: Attack subs to undergo HMAS maintenance; NNSA choppers monitor skies over summit; Sandia works on analytical tools; more

Contracts & Procurement

Fluor reports 3Q earnings, cites government, commercial nuclear work

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Contracts & Procurement

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… SUBSCRIBER ACCESS Thank you for visitingNuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor! You must be logged in as a subscriber […]
Contracts & Procurement

Williams calls for small-business role in NNSA production rebuild

Defense & Military

Shipbuilding propels General Dynamics to strong third quarter

Defense & Military

Raytheon awarded $8B strategic communications contract

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Navy to consider SMRs at the Naval Weapons Crane

Contracts & Procurement

BWXT has strong third quarter due to Janus and other contracts

Defense & Military

Huck selected as NNSA Savannah River field office manager

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Fairbanks Morse Defense wins $99 million contract for sub overhaul Work

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Fairbanks Morse Defense last week said it won a $99 million four-year contract to provide repair and parts for submarine Emergency Diesel Generator (EDG) overhauls on six U.S. Navy submarines.
The company and Navy did not specify which submarines will get the EDG…

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Town halls for USAF LGM-35A Sentinel to restart this month

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Submarine force commander: No operational gap planned as Columbia replaces Ohio

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Virginia-class sub will start month-long maintenance at HMAS Sterling

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Shipbuilding propels GD to strong third quarter

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Fairbanks Morse Defense starts building sub component site with AUKUS investment

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Navy picks SSN-788 as first sub posted to AUKUS assignment

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Navy kicks off market research for attack sub shipyard vendors

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Former HII CEO returns to company board

Defense & Military

Golden Dome could reshape nuclear deterrence but ‘needs budget,’ experts say

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Air Force tests unarmed ICBM reentry vehicle

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HII wins $56M Navy contract for AUKUS submarine design work

Huntington Ingalls Industries’ (HII) Newport News Shipbuilding division has won a $56 million Navy contract to provide engineering and design support for the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine program, the company said Oct. 13. The contract includes an option that… SUBSCRIBER ACCESS Thank you for visitingNuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor! You must be logged in as a […]
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Deep tapped as next CEO of General Dynamics; Novakovic will be executive chair

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Anduril will start new Baltimore shipyard with $3.7 billion investment

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Navy awards $170M+ in Trident II support contracts while Columbia advances

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Air Force begins new B-21 assembly line

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Navy awards over $170M in Trident II support contracts, as Columbia advances

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Air Force breaks ground on new B-21 assembly line as production expands

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