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COVID Could Spell Delay for Nuke Refurb but ‘A Lot of Margin’ Remains

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COVID Could Spell Delay for Nuke Refurb but ‘A Lot of Margin’ Remains

WASHINGTON — COVID-19-related delays at the Department of Energy and its vendors might delay refurbishment of a warhead intended for next-generation nuclear-tipped air-launched cruise missiles, the acting head of the National Nuclear Security Administration said Wednesday in congressional testimony. “So there’s no near-term impacts with that but there could be a schedule adjustment,” Charles Verdon, the acting administrator of the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) said in response to questions from Sen. John Hoeven (R-S.D.) during a hearing of the…

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