Rich: Leaked Document Indicates LANL May Lose Plutonium Pit Production To South Carolina "Not only would this represent a gigantic failure – for almost two decades, LANL has been America’s only nuclear weapons site capable of producing plutonium pits – it would reduce LANL’s mission to produce and secure America’s nuclear weapons capability."
http://www.ladailypost.com/content/rich-leaked-document-indicates-lanl-may-lose-plutonium-pit-production-south-carolina
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Doesn't matter one bit how this plays out in ten years, or at all. The next contract will be for pit production, and may be the one after than as well. Take it to heart that NNSA needs pits and it is an industrial production mission, not a university research mission that NNSA needs from LANL.
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