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June 23, 2014
GEORGE DUDICH OUT AT B&W, CHANGES FOR TECHNICAL SERVICES GROUP
By Martin Schneider
GOVERNANCE PANEL TO CONGRESS: NNSA EXPERIMENT HAS FAILED
By Martin Schneider
FIRST SECRETARY OF ENERGY JAMES SCHLESINGER PASSES AWAY AT 85
By Martin Schneider
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June 23, 2014
B&W-LED TEAM GIVES UP FIGHT FOR NNSA’S Y-12/PANTEX CONTRACT
By Martin Schneider
EDITORIAL: DECISION HORIZON ON SANDIA PUTS CONTRACT IN JEOPARDY
By Martin Schneider
NNSA TO EXTEND SANDIA CONTRACT, PREPARE FOR COMPETITION
By Martin Schneider
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
June 23, 2014
GAO SHEDS LIGHT ON REJECTION OF B&W’S LATEST Y-12/PANTEX PROTEST
By Martin Schneider
SOUTH CAROLINA CONSIDERS LEGAL ACTION ON MOX
By Martin Schneider
REPORTS SUGGEST RUSSIA THREATENING TO HALT WEAPONS INSPECTIONS
By Martin Schneider
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
June 23, 2014
SELLERS, NO. 2 OFFICIAL AT LOS ALAMOS NAT’L LAB, TO RESIGN FROM POSITION
By Martin Schneider
TRANSITION BEGINS ON Y-12/PANTEX CONTRACT, BUT NO WORD FROM B&W
By Martin Schneider
SENATE LAWMAKERS WARN ADMIN. AGAINST PLACING MOX IN COLD STANDBY
By Martin Schneider
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
June 23, 2014
FY2015 REQUEST SEEKS $500M BOOST FOR NNSA WEAPONS PROGRAM
By Martin Schneider
FY2015 REQUEST PUTS MOX PLANT IN ‘COLD STANDBY’
By Martin Schneider
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
June 23, 2014
GAO DISMISSES B&W-LED PROTEST OF NNSA Y-12/PANTEX CONTRACT
By Martin Schneider
CLARITY EXPECTED NEXT WEEK ON FUTURE OF MOX PROJECT
By Martin Schneider
NEW DETAILS EMERGE ON MGMT. STRIFE WITHIN DNFSB
By Martin Schneider
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GHG Reduction Technologies Monitor
June 23, 2014
Alstom Offers Adjusted in Response to French Government Requests
By Abby Harvey
House Republicans Grill EPA Official on Proposed Carbon Regulations
By Abby Harvey
UK CCS Research Center Announces $4.4 Million in Funding
By Abby Harvey
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
June 23, 2014
ACTING NNSA CHIEF SIGNALS POTENTIAL FEE CHANGE FOR M&O CONTRACTORS
By Martin Schneider
LARRY WELCH HONORED WITH JOHNNY FOSTER AWARD
By Martin Schneider
NEW DATA ON W78, W88 DRIVING DELAY TO INTEROPERABLE WARHEAD PROGRAM
By Martin Schneider
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Weapons Complex Monitor
June 20, 2014
More Than $100 Million for WIPP Recovery in Bills, but House and Senate Disagree on Source
By Mike Nartker
Senate and House FY15 Spending Bills Boost Cleanup Funds, While House Cuts SRS Budget
By Mike Nartker
How Should DOE Promote Small Business Subcontracts in the Next Round of Primes?
By Mike Nartker
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RadWaste & Materials Monitor
June 20, 2014
Will Transuranic Waste Repository Issues Affect DOE’s Planned Interim Storage Program?
By Jeremy Dillon
Apostolakis Out As NRC Commissioner
By Jeremy Dillon
Senate Approps. Bill Includes Pilot Interim Storage Authorization
By Jeremy Dillon
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
June 20, 2014
Contemplating Competition, NNSA Issues RFI for Kansas City Plant
By Todd Jacobson
INTERVIEW: Poneman Looks Back at DOE Tenure, Discusses Efforts to Improve NNSA Mgmt.
By Todd Jacobson
House Appropriators Again Take DOE to Task Over Project Management Concerns
By Todd Jacobson
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Weapons Complex Monitor
June 13, 2014
New DOE Project Management Guidelines a Concern for Some Sites
By Mike Nartker
DOE and SBA Still Working on Implementing New Small Biz Goal Rule
By Mike Nartker
Savannah River Manager Responds to Tank Closure Plan Criticism
By Mike Nartker
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
June 13, 2014
ACTING NNSA CHIEF VISITS Y-12 IN WAKE OF URANIUM INCIDENT
By Martin Schneider
A NEW NUCLEAR CHEATING SCANDAL SURFACES WITHIN THE NAVY
By Martin Schneider
GAO HEARING ON Y-12/PANTEX PROTEST WRAPS UP AFTER THREE DAYS
By Martin Schneider
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
June 13, 2014
TENSIONS AT DNFSB AS SATISFACTION RAPIDLY DECLINES, IG PROBES CONCERNS
By Martin Schneider
OBAMA STATE OF THE UNION: GIVE NUCLEAR DIPLOMACY A CHANCE TO SUCCEED IN IRAN
By Martin Schneider
NNSA RELEASES DETAILED FY 2013 FEE INFO FOR WEAPONS COMPLEX SITES
By Martin Schneider
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
June 13, 2014
CHUCK SPENCER LEAVING Y-12 TO RETURN TO B&W HEADQUARTERS
By Martin Schneider
REPORTS OUTLINE BIG SPENDING NEEDS FOR NUKE DETERRENT, RAISE QUESTIONS
By Martin Schneider
DEFENSE SEC. HAGEL VOICES SUPPORT FOR NUCLEAR DETERRENT FUNDING
By Martin Schneider
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
June 13, 2014
NNSA WEAPONS, NONPROLIF. ACCOUNT FAIR WELL IN OMNIBUS SPENDING BILL
By Martin Schneider
DOE, SHAW AREVA IN NEGOTIATIONS TO RESTRUCTURE MOX CONTRACT
By Martin Schneider
CORKER CALLS ON HAGEL TO PROVIDE ‘NECESSARY’ FUNDING FOR DETERRENT
By Martin Schneider
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
June 13, 2014
GAO TO HOLD HEARING ON Y-12/PANTEX PROTEST NEXT WEEK
By Martin Schneider
PRESIDENT TO SUBMIT FISCAL YEAR 2015 BUDGET ON MARCH 4
By Martin Schneider
DNFSB RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT EXIT STRATEGY FOR CMR FACILITY
By Martin Schneider
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GHG Reduction Technologies Monitor
June 13, 2014
DOE, Southern Co. Sign Cooperative Agreement to Test Carbon Capture
By Abby Harvey
Fossil Fuel R&D Funding Up in House FY15 Energy Spending Bill
By Abby Harvey
EPA Chief Says New Regulations Will Increase Energy Efficiency
By Abby Harvey
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
June 13, 2014
Wrap Up: In Congress, In DNFSB, In the Industry
By Todd Jacobson
At Oak Ridge
By Todd Jacobson
At Livermore
By Todd Jacobson
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RadWaste & Materials Monitor
June 13, 2014
NRC Commissioner, Industry Officials Respond to Decom. Exemption Debate
By Jeremy Dillon
House Appropriators Seek to Breathe New Life into Yucca Mountain
By Jeremy Dillon
GAO: DOE Uranium Transfers May Have Been Done Illegally
By Jeremy Dillon
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Weapons Complex Monitor
June 09, 2014
DOE AIMS TO AWARD NEW PADUCAH CONTRACT IN SEPTEMBER, MONIZ SAYS
By Martin Schneider
DOE PROPOSING SIMPLIFIED DESIGN FOR WTP PRETREATMENT
By Martin Schneider
WORKERS SUCCESSFULLY REENTER WIPP UNDERGROUND, ESTABLISH BASE
By Martin Schneider
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