DOE Report to Congress Steers Clear of DNFSB Battle

By Dan Leone

In an official report to Congress about tritium-safety oversight, the Department of Energy again sought to avoid a legal fight about whether its workforce is subject to recommendations from the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board (DNFSB). The independent federal…

Thank you for visiting
Weapons Complex 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

Hanford, SRS Report New COVID-19 Cases; Sites Slowly Get Back to Work

By Wayne Barber
GAO Rejects Two Protests Against Energy Dept. Legacy Management Contract

By Wayne Barber
Navarro Retains Environmental Business at Nevada Site

By Staff Reports
Pandemic Complicates Planning for Hanford’s Fiscal 2022 Budget, Officials Say

By Wayne Barber
Permanent DOE Cleanup Field Office Managers Selected for Carlsbad, Los Alamos

By Wayne Barber
DOE Report to Congress Steers Clear of DNFSB Battle

By Dan Leone
EnergySolutions Seeks 2020 Utah Decision on Depleted Uranium License

By Chris Schneidmiller
California Agencies Prioritize Tearing Down 10 Contaminated Santa Susana Buildings

By Wayne Barber
WIPP Shipments Through May Well Behind 2019 Pace

By Staff Reports
Two Fluor Managers Receive Separation Payments

By Staff Reports
Strategic Management Solutions Hires Executive VP

By Staff Reports
Wrap Up: CFO Becomes AECOM Chief Executive

By Staff Reports