Budget & Policy

IG Says DOE Could Save on Mobile Device Costs

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Kenneth Fletcher
NS&D Monitor
4/25/2014

The Department of Energy could potentially save more than $2.3 million over the next three years by increasing efficiency  in acquisition and management of mobile devices such as phones, tablets and air cards,…

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Rep. Chuck Fleischmann (R-Tenn.) urged industry members at a Tuesday event to engage with Congress following the midterm elections to continue domestic nuclear power’s current momentum.

Fleischmann told the U.S. Nuclear Industry Council’s New Nuclear Capital…

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