Livermore Site Office

Kimberly A. Davis, Manager

Kim Davis became the Livermore Site Manager in January, 2012 for the National Nuclear Security Administration of the U.S. Department of Energy. She is responsible for the operations oversight and contract administration of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. With a federal staff of approximately 95 positions, she performs federal oversight of safety, security, infrastructure, environmental management, and business and contract management of the multi-program laboratory with an annual budget of approximately $1.6 billion.

She has served as the deputy manager at the Sandia Site Office (SSO) since January 2007 and had been the acting deputy manager since December 2005. In this role, she assisted the site manager in the day-to-day operations of the site office and oversight of the Sandia National Laboratories, a $2.5 billion per year multi-program laboratory. Prior to her work at the SSO, she served in NNSA and DOE headquarters as well as at the Pantex and Savannah River site offices.

Davis had previously worked for the Departmental Representative to the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board, where she performed engineering and technical liaison duties between DOE and the Board. She also worked on Capitol Hill as a technical advisor to a U.S. Representative.

She has a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from West Virginia University and a Master’s in environmental engineering from Clemson.

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(March 2012)