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Available for Licensing: Composite Vessel-Shield Technology for Transportable Microreactor Systems

Description: Composite vessel-shield technology for transportable microreactor systems.

Buyer: Idaho Operations Office
Federal · ID, US
Released: May 14, 2026
Closes: Sep 1, 2026(26 days left)

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