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Research on securing AI/ML used for SSEP functions

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The contract focuses on research aimed at enhancing the security of artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies used in Safety, Security, and Environmental Protection (SSEP) functions. It is identified under solicitation number NRC_26_0090 and is being managed by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission with the place of performance in Washington. The nature of the contract is currently listed as a forecast, indicating that it is planned but not yet formally solicited, and the specifics regarding set-aside status remain to be determined. This effort falls under the NAICS code 541715, which covers research and development in the physical, engineering, and life sciences, reflecting the technical and specialized scope of the work. Interested parties or potential bidders can reach out to the Small Business Program at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for more information and guidance, as indicated by the designated points of contact. The contract underscores the government’s focus on safeguarding AI/ML applications critical to nuclear regulatory functions, highlighting an ongoing commitment to integrating advanced technologies with robust security measures.

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Research contract to enhance AI/ML security for Safety, Security, Environmental Protection under NRC forecast.

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Nuclear Regulatory Commission

NAICS

541715 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology) View NAICS

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Washington, DC, US

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AgencyNuclear Regulatory Commission
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Research on securing AI/ML used for SSEP functions

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