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Fluor Announces Subcontractors for New Nuke Site Contract with DoE

Fluor Announces Subcontractors for New Nuke Site Contract with DoE

After senior and junior partners Fluor [FLR] and Amentum, the new prime contractor for the National Nuclear Security Administration’s (NNSA) main weapons production sites, also includes Criterion Systems, General Atomics, and SOC, Fluor said this week. Fluor, which has a 60% stake in new prime Nuclear Production One (NPOne), announced some more of the details of its winning bid a day after sister publication the Exchange Monitor first reported that NPOne beat out bids from BWX Technologies [BWXT], Lynchburg, Va., and…

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