Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 12 No. 24
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March 20, 2020

DOE Would Get $28 Million for Telework Aid in Second Emergency COVID-19 Bill

By ExchangeMonitor

As part of a much larger spending request, the White House has requested $28 million in emergency 2020 funding to help the Department of Energy telework during the COVID-19 pandemic. The DOE share will pay “for additional information technology requirements and…

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Table of Contents

NNSA Production Sites Yet Undisturbed, as COVID-19 Spreads

By Dan Leone
Nuke Labs Ramp Up Telework During Pandemic

By Dan Leone
DOE Would Get $28 Million for Telework Aid in Second Emergency COVID-19 Bill

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By ExchangeMonitor
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