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June 20, 2014

INTERVIEW: Poneman Looks Back on Contract Mgmt. Improvements, Cleanup Challenges

By Mike Nartker
The following interview with Deputy Energy Secretary Dan Poneman, who announced this week plans to leave DOE in the fall, was conducted by ExchangeMonitor Publications Editor-in-Chief Mike Nartker. WC Monitor 6/20/2014 To start things off, I think one of the things…
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Table of Contents
  1. More Than $100 Million for WIPP Recovery in Bills, but House and Senate Disagree on Source
    By Mike Nartker
  2. Senate and House FY15 Spending Bills Boost Cleanup Funds, While House Cuts SRS Budget
    By Mike Nartker
  3. How Should DOE Promote Small Business Subcontracts in the Next Round of Primes?
    By Mike Nartker
  4. INTERVIEW: Poneman Looks Back on Contract Mgmt. Improvements, Cleanup Challenges
    By Mike Nartker
  5. EM-1 Nominee Breezes Through Hearing, Doesn’t Indicate Big Changes for Program
    By Mike Nartker
  6. Deputy Energy Secretary Poneman to Leave DOE This Fall
    By Mike Nartker
  7. EDITORIAL: It’s Time to Separate Out Cleanup Work from Los Alamos, Other NNSA Sites
    By Mike Nartker
  8. DOE Gearing Up to Compete New Oak Ridge TWPC Contract
    By Mike Nartker
  9. House Appropriators Again Take DOE to Task Over Project Management Concerns
    By Mike Nartker
  10. Senate Bill Would Reauthorize Uranium Enrichment D&D Fund
    By Mike Nartker
  11. Fluor-B&W Portsmouth Working to Improve NDA Program
    By Mike Nartker
  12. DOE Launching New Investigation Into WIPP Incidents
    By Mike Nartker
  13. South Carolina Warns DOE That Hundreds of Millions of Dollars in Penalties May be Coming
    By Mike Nartker
  14. Converdyn Sues DOE In Effort to Halt Uranium Transfers
    By Mike Nartker
  15. URS Shuffles Leadership at Oak Ridge, Savannah River Cleanup Contractors
    By Mike Nartker
  16. Parsons Rejects DOE Final Offer on SWPF Startup
    By Mike Nartker
  17. U.K. Cleanup Focus
    By Mike Nartker
  18. At River Protection
    By Mike Nartker
  19. At Richland
    By Mike Nartker
  20. At Oak Ridge
    By Mike Nartker
  21. Wrap Up: In DOE, In The DNFSB
    By Mike Nartker
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