Vol. 10, No. 13

Contracts & Procurement

EM contracts go under magnifying glass in search of DOGE savings

Department of Energy’s nuclear cleanup field bosses and top brass have until Friday to review existing contracts and recommend which ones should be retained, tweaked or terminated, according to an Office of Environmental Management memo. This “review of covered contracts and grants” is implemented under President Donald Trump’s Executive Order 14222, according to the March […]
  • Budget & Policy

    With passage of six-month funding, government stays open through Sept. 30

      A bill agreeing to a continuing resolution to avert a shutdown and fund the U.S. through the end of the fiscal year, passed the Senate 54-to-46 on Friday afternoon and was signed by President Donald Trump. A measure to allow the measure to proceed to a floor vote and the final vote itself occurred […]

  • Cleanup & Remediation

    Amentum boss lauds Oak Ridge for cleanup, bid development

    PHOENIX —The Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge Site in Tennessee is an example of where  remediation successfully cleared the way for new nuclear and other business ventures, an Amentum executive told the Waste Management Symposia here last week. The former Oak Ridge gaseous diffusion “plant has been transformed into a clean, modernized, multi-use industrial park, […]

  • International

    Ukraine nuclear issues draw interest at Waste Management

    PHOENIX — More than 100 people showed up and gave a standing ovation March 11 at the conclusion of the first of two presentations here at the Waste Management Symposia on the status of nuclear power plants in Ukraine during the ongoing Russian invasion. “We are talking about a sovereign nation that is a member […]

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