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Integrated ICBM Support Services, LLC (i2S2) today announced it is planning to establish a presence in Utah, in preparation to support the U.S. Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center’s (AFNWC) next-generation mission for national security and strategic deterrence. i2S2 was formed exclusively to pursue the ICBM Integrated Services Contract (ISC) 2.0. It combines the resources and expertise of three industry leaders Leidos, Amentum and Apex Systems into one dedicated entity to meet ISC challenges ahead.
“We know this is a vital mission. Our strategic nuclear deterrence is the foundation for our nation’s security and sustaining global peace,” said Darrell Graddy, i2S2 President. “The i2S2 member companies bring exceptional experience, helping large, highly-technical programs sustain critical and complex operations. We’re excited about the prospect of launching this team in the Silicon Slopes area, a
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GCSD Board of Ed approves agenda items
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GALLIPOLIS The Gallipolis City School District Board of Education met earlier this month for an organizational and regular meeting.
Board member Lynn Angell was elected as president and Morgan Saunders was elected as vice president for the 2021 year.
The board will meet on the third Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. for regular meetings at Washington Elementary through May. The June and July meetings will be held at Gallia Academy Middle School. The August meeting will be at Gallia Fleet Services. The remainder of the meetings will rotate among the buildings.
Concerns over council spending Lewisham Council has been accused of “frivolous” spending after paying double what it originally planned to for a consultant. Following a public question at full council from Cheryl McLeod, of campaign group Catford Against Social Cleansing, it emerged last week that Lewisham has paid Studio Egret West “in the region” of £300,000 for work on the Catford town centre regeneration plans. SEW, an architecture and urban design consultant company, was contracted by the council in 2018 and is still working on the plans. A Freedom of Information request from Ms McLeod revealed that Lewisham originally capped what it would pay SEW at £150,000 for a 10-month contract.