Garamendi, Colleagues Again Pressing ICBM, Pit Debate as Part of NDAA; Stop Gap Budget Coming
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Decommissioning
In Final Ruling, CA Judge Scuttles Enviros’ Petition to Stop SONGS Decommissioning
A state regulator didn’t violate environmental law when it signed off on the decommissioning of a California nuclear power plant, a judge ruled last week. In the ruling dated Sep. 13, Superior Court of California judge Mitchell Beckloff torpedoed the environmental watchdog Samuel Lawrence Foundation’s argument that the California Coastal Commission ignored its own regulations […]
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Contracts & Procurement
North Wind Unit Wins Award to Stay On as Portsmouth Landlord Services Provider
A North Wind Group company will continue to carry out the Portsmouth Infrastructure Support Services Contract work at the Department of Energy cleanup site in Ohio under a potential five-year, $135-million award announced late Friday. Idaho-based North Wind Dynamics was chosen as the bidder that would provide the best value to the government, DOE said […]
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Transuranic Waste
DOE Plans to Hire Firm for Emergency Response Support for TRU at SPRU
The Department of Energy plans to hire a firm, Co-Physics., to provide emergency response support services for mixed transuranic waste storage at the Separations Process Research Unit in New York. The DOE Office of Environmental Management Consolidated Business Center announced its intention to hire Co-Physics, which has provided radioactive materials support services in the Northeast […]
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Nuclear Weapons & Stockpile
This Week
Here are some events related to defense- and civilian-nuclear matters that the Exchange Monitor staff is tracking this week. September: 20: Meeting, House Rules Committee – National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2022; continuing resolution to extend fiscal year 2021 budget into the 2022 fiscal year that begins Oct. 1. The meeting will stream […]