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University of California ‘Likely’ Will Bid To Manage Nuclear Weapons Lab

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University of California ‘Likely’ Will Bid To Manage Nuclear Weapons Lab
Aerial view of Los Alamos National Laboratory. Photo: LANL

The University of California, a senior partner in the management and operation of the Los Alamos National Laboratory, indicated Wednesday it is “likely” to make a play for a follow-on contract expected to go out for bids in September.“The decision on whether or not to bid rests with the UC Board of Regents and the board has not yet formally approved any bid, nor has the final RFP been released,” University of California spokeswoman Dianne Klein said by email. “As such, it…

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