Three companies awarded $2.7 billion in uranium enrichment orders, DOE says

By ExchangeMonitor

The Department of Energy said Monday it was awarding $2.7 billion total in task orders to three companies with the goal of strengthening domestic uranium enrichment over the next ten years.
American Centrifuge Operating, a Centrus company, and General Matter are…

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