Author: Ramona Adams|| Date Published: June 5, 2017
The Energy Department‘s National Nuclear Security Administration has awarded separate contracts for the operations and maintenance as well as security of the Nevada National Security Site near Las Vegas.
The Mission Support and Test Services JV secured the contract following a full and open competition that included evaluation criteria such as past performance, proposed management, key personnel, small business utilization and cost, the agency added.
The contract originally awarded to Nevada Site Science Support and Technologiesin 2016 was revoked due to NVS3T’s failure to inform NNSA that it was acquired by Leidos Holdings (NYSE: LDOS) after the latter’s merger with Lockheed Martin‘s (NYSE: LMT) government information technology and services businesses.
NNSA also awarded Day & Zimmermann‘s SOC subsidiary a contract to carry out protective force services for the Nevada site.
SOC said Friday it will work with small business subcontractors Longenecker & Associates, Protection Strategies and MCH Consulting Services under the contract.
Nye County, Nevada-based NNSS works to support scientific experiments and nuclear emergency response training to help secure the U.S. nuclear weapons stockpile.
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The Energy Department‘s National Nuclear Security Administration has awarded separate contracts for the operations and maintenance as well as security of the Nevada National Security Site near Las Vegas.
