Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 27 No. 37
Visit Archives | Return to Issue PDF

Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor

Article 4 of 9

September 29, 2023

DOE, contractors, would keep working after shutdown, but travel would be restricted

By Dan Leone

Still deadlocked over whether to spend the maximum allowed by a law passed this spring, Congress on Friday still had not passed a bill to keep federal agencies open in the new government fiscal year that begins Sunday. On Friday, even before it failed by a 198-232…

Thank you for visiting
Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor!

You must be logged in as a subscriber to view this page.

Not a subscriber? Click here to sign up for a FREE six-week trial and receive access to this article, along with our entire archives.

Please contact [email protected] if you are unable to login.

Forgot Password?

Comments are closed.

Table of Contents

NNSA delivering rehabbed B61 bombs to Air Force for F-35 nuke mission

By Dan Parsons
Convicted nuclear sub espionage accomplice argues 22-year sentence unconstitutional

By Dan Parsons
Pendulum swinging back to weapons mission at Savannah River, where NNSA’s takeover is coming into focus

By Dan Parsons
DOE, contractors, would keep working after shutdown, but travel would be restricted

By Dan Leone
NNSA employee working on W88 bypassed computer restrictions by using sub’s email, office

By Dan Parsons
NNSA investigating loss of criticality controls at Y-12 uranium processing facility

By Dan Parsons
BWXT pairs with Crowley to develop deployable ship-based military microreactors

By ExchangeMonitor
Inspection turns up safety system concerns at Sandia’s Annular Core Reactor in New Mexico

By ExchangeMonitor
Wrap up: Commercial fusion by 2033?; New countries sign nuke treaties; GOP attempts to slash Granholm salary and more

By ExchangeMonitor