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LANL Prime Is Latest To Have Entire Option Package Picked Up By NNSA; On Through November 2028

LANL Prime Is Latest To Have Entire Option Package Picked Up By NNSA; On Through November 2028
Aerial view of Los Alamos National Laboratory. Photo: LANL

The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) extended Los Alamos National Laboratory management and operations contractor Triad National Security for five more years, through Nov. 1, 2028, the agency said Tuesday. In the third such mass-extension this year for a nuclear-weapons site contractor, the agency picked up five one-year options on Triad’s contract simultaneously.  Triad includes team members the Battelle Memorial Institute, the Texas A&M University System and the University of California, with integrated industry subcontractors Fluor Corp. [FLR]and Huntington Ingalls…

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