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NANO Nuclear Expands Air Force Footprint With Second AFWERX Award
NANO Nuclear Expands Air Force Footprint With Second AFWERX Award
NANO Nuclear Energy has been selected for a new AFWERX Small Business Innovation Research Phase I award, giving the company another opportunity to advance its KRONOS MMR Energy System with the Department of the Air Force.
The new Phase I award is framed as a broad research and development agreement. NANO said the contract is focused on using KRONOS to “address the most pressing challenges in the DAF [Department of the Air Force].”
The distinction between this award and NANO’s previous Air...
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