Thomas D’Agostino, former administrator of the National Nuclear Security Administration, has joined Fluor Corp.’s (NYSE: FLR) government group as senior vice president of strategic planning and development.
The 36-year government service veteran retired from NNSA in January after six years as its chief, Fluor said Thursday.
News of his appointment comes in the same week the company announced Bill Bodie as senior vice president of business development for the government group (click here to read our previous coverage).
Prior to becoming administrator, D’Agostino served as the agency’s deputy administrator for defense programs, where directed the Stockpile Stewardship Program, including three national research laboratories, four production plants and the Nevada National Security Site.
He also worked to help the Energy Department start up its tritium production reactors and served as program manager for the Naval Sea Systems Command’s SEAWOLF submarine propulsion system.
D’Agostino is also a former Naval Reserve captain and also served eight years on active duty as a naval submarine officer.
While on active duty, he served as a staff member for the Navy inspector general and the deputy chief of naval operations for submarine warfare.
