Parsons Corp. has won the Middle East 3 Region and Africa 2 Region task orders under the Energy Department’s National Nuclear Security Administration’s Counter Nuclear Smuggling Systems Deployment contract.
These task orders support counter-nuclear smuggling initiatives across 25 countries, including design and deployment, the company said. The awards include a base period through July 2027, with four option periods extending through July 2031.
“The threat of nuclear and radiological smuggling remains a critical global security challenge that requires strong international partnerships and proven technical expertise,” said Martin Boson, president of engineered systems for Parsons.
“These awards reflect our longstanding commitment to advancing U.S. nonproliferation objectives and national security by equipping partner nations with the technologies and capabilities needed to detect and deter illicit trafficking activities. We are proud to continue supporting NNSA’s mission across strategically important regions around the world.”
These wins bring Parsons’ total CNSSD portfolio to seven task orders with approximately $90 million in awarded value to date. In March 2024, Parsons won one of two positions on NNSA’s $1 billion ceiling-value CNSSD MATOC.
Through these contracts, Parsons helps partner nations detect and investigate illicit trafficking of radioactive and nuclear materials by leveraging project management, engineering, procurement, system design, deployment, logistics, integration and communications.