Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
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The Department of Energy Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory is a civilian federally funded research and development center (FFRDC) that conducts scientific research on plasma physics and controlled fusion energy, operating under the Office of Science within the Department of Energy. As an FFRDC, the laboratory does not directly award federal contracts or grants to external parties; instead, it operates as a research performer under a prime management and operating contract with the Department of Energy. The laboratory's mission centers on advancing fundamental plasma science and fusion energy development through experimental and theoretical research, with no recorded federal contracting or grant-making activity in the portfolio.
No recent contract awards, grant awards, contract opportunities, or grant opportunities are recorded against the Department of Energy Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory or its descendant offices.
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What is Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory?
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory is part of Office of Science, Department of Energy.
What is Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory's latest contract opportunity?
The latest contract opportunity from Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory is PPPL FLARE Platform Construction, solicitation, posted July 16, 2019.
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