Vol. 7, No. 19

Nuclear Weapons & Stockpile

Savannah River Site to be transferred to NNSA control by 2025, DOE confirms

The National Nuclear Security Administration will take over the Savannah River Site in Aiken, S.C., by 2025, and the transition has started, the Department of Energy confirmed Tuesday. The former plutonium production site is currently the responsibility of DOE’s… SUBSCRIBER ACCESS Thank you for visitingWeapons Complex Morning Briefing! You must be logged in as a […]
  • Contracts & Procurement

    Cleanup, procurement, new nuclear potential, highlight annual ETEBA gathering

    KNOXVILLE, TENN. —The acting boss of the $7.8-billion Department of Energy office in charge of cleaning up Cold War and Manhattan Project nuclear weapon sites will kick off an annual nuclear and environmental business opportunities conference here Wednesday. William… SUBSCRIBER ACCESS Thank you for visitingWeapons Complex Morning Briefing! You must be logged in as a […]

  • Decommissioning

    Mich. lawmaker hopes to see Palisades reopen, praises restart efforts

    A Michigan state representative sponsoring legislation to support developing nuclear power in the Great Lake State said Tuesday that a recently-closed nuclear facility should be part of such a push. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s (D) support for a proposal to restart… SUBSCRIBER ACCESS Thank you for visitingWeapons Complex Morning Briefing! You must be logged in as […]

  • Contracts & Procurement

    Former Wastren chief tapped as new CEO of Veolia in United States

    Department of Energy contractor Veolia Nuclear Solutions Federal Services has promoted chief operating officer Steve Moore to be its president and CEO. The U.S. based subsidiary of Veolia Nuclear Solutions announced the promotion in a Tuesday press release. Moore… SUBSCRIBER ACCESS Thank you for visitingWeapons Complex Morning Briefing! You must be logged in as a […]

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