Commerce Signs Letters of Intent for Up to $389 Million in Power-Semiconductor R&D
Four letters of intent cover power electronics and critical materials; final awards would carry minority federal equity stakes.
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Four letters of intent cover power electronics and critical materials; final awards would carry minority federal equity stakes.
DOE selected 63 Tribe-led energy projects in 16 states for more than $125 million in award negotiations.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has proposed changes to reactor licensing, oversight and siting rules intended to use more risk-informed approaches.
NAVFAC Northwest has awarded a multiple-award construction contract with a maximum value of $1 billion. Announced September 25 after the September 24 award, the small-business contract vehicle supports construction needs primarily in…
The Port of New Orleans' September procurement forecast identifies backup power, environmental services and terminal support work among its anticipated solicitations. The document is a forward-looking vendor planning resource with tentative dates.
FAA has opened a new competitive funding round for eligible contract-tower projects, extending the federal pipeline for airport safety infrastructure.
The Oregon project will add device fill-finish capacity and is expected to begin commercial operations in 2031.
NVIDIA expanded Cosmos with five cloud-native data blueprints and new tools for training and testing world models used in robotics and industrial AI.
PSEG's newly released sustainability report provides a view of its utility supply chain and operating performance. Announced October 2, the report includes $2.4 billion spent with New Jersey businesses in 2025, representing…
NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility is preparing its coastal launch range to support an October sounding-rocket mission, highlighting the operational infrastructure behind suborbital research.
Both directions close October 9–12 between Thompson Avenue and Concord Street/Cesar Chavez Street, with detours via I-494, Highway 10/61 and I-94.
Selections span 45 states and Washington, D.C.; federal awards are distinct from total project costs.