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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 28 No. 44
Read Full Issue- NNSA ‘working on’ LLNL contract extension; SRS final RFP out January, administrator says
- NNSA head defends weapons program post-election, says agency ‘not just sitting on our hands’
- Nevada incumbent and SASC member wins race
- DOE awards $1.1B DUF6 operations contract sans NNSA DUF4 line
- IAEA director general visits Tehran this week
- Judge tells NNSA, environmentalists to figure out review of pit program before Christmas
- TVA Watts Bar 1 began scheduled outage, removed irradiated TPBAR in early November
- Centrus’ first HALEU batch will take 6 months longer, cost $24M more after equipment shortage
- Wrap up: Rubio for secretary of state; Hegseth concerns; Russia could pull from enviro deal; Leidos good third quarter
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- Atkins-led Portsmouth/Paducah contract could add up to $2.3B, DOE says
- News orgs call Washington’s fourth district for Newhouse re-election
- House appropriator Kaptur had narrow lead over challenger
- Atkins earnings dip, but revenue rises
- DOE hopes to refurbish WIPP salt pocket by spring 2025
- 8th Circuit refuses to toss out Coldwater Creek case, allows motion for rehearing
- Ventura fires don’t affect Santa Susana/ETEC
- Energysec in 2nd Trump term could be conventional or ‘curve ball’
- Wrap up: Idaho gets deputy cleanup boss; Adam Smith cruises to win; White House report mentions repository
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- Consent-based siting of nuclear waste is a-political official says
- Rosen returns for second Senate term, beats Brown by a sliver in Silver State
- In lame duck pro-nuke plan, White House endorses geologic disposal, generic repository update
- Law confirming Canadian municipality’s candidacy for geologic repository goes into effect
- Centrus’ first HALEU batch will take 6 months longer, cost $24M more after equipment shortage
- Round up: Diablo ISFSI; Ontario greens and CANDU; Big ANS show next week
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- Atkins-led Portsmouth/Paducah contract could add up to $2.3B, DOE says
- News orgs call Washington’s fourth district for Newhouse re-election
- In lame duck pro-nuke plan, White House endorses geologic disposal, generic repository update
- Law confirming Canadian municipality’s candidacy for geologic repository goes into effect
- IAEA director general visits Tehran this week
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- Rosen held edge in Nevada; Hanford incumbent Newhouse leads early over Trump backed candidate
- Judge compels arbitration in case pitting Hanford landlord against Guards Union case
- New pit waste, some older waste excluded from ‘legacy’ transuranic definition
- EM highlights tank contractor transition, waste treatment plant timeline
- LANL transmission line ‘necessary,’ lab field office manager writes
- BWXT reported strong quarter with increase in government operations
- Fluor’s earnings fall in third quarter
- Wrap up: Washington Ecology promotes from within; Defense board appoints Los Alamos inspector; Fall trainer for Hammer
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- Judges question environmentalists’ legal recourse in fight about Diablo Canyon Unit 1 vessel
- Election digest: civilian nuclear power
- NRC shouldn’t give local man hearing over Palisades restart, Holtec says
- Stop ‘partisan work’ at NRC, House Energy and Commerce chair writes
- Round up: Japan interim storage; Fukushima sample; German repository search; more
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 28 No. 43
Read Full Issue- Election digest: civilian nuclear weapons
- Trump Win, new Senate GOP majority set to reshape top defense committee posts
- SRNS CEO says Fluor will compete for new Savannah River M&O deal
- BWXT reported strong quarter with increase in government operations
- HII’s third quarter earnings tumble on delays in submarine awards
- LANL transmission line ‘necessary,’ lab field office manager writes
- Ingalls chief Wilkinson to lead Newport News shipbuilding for nuclear subs
- DNFSB announced new LANL resident inspector
- Republic of Korea and U.S. have provisional agreement on nuclear cooperation
- US launched Minuteman III ICBM with three test warheads
- Wrap up: Markle to run BWXT’s Virginia facility for naval reactor cores; Robb LeMasters promoted; NNSA naval reactor financial services contract award
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- EM highlights tank contractor transition, waste treatment plant timeline
- Washington Ecology stays in house for new deputy nuclear cleanup boss
- Stop ‘partisan work’ at NRC, House Energy and Commerce chair writes
- Ingalls chief Wilkinson to lead Newport News shipbuilding for nuclear subs
- US launched Minuteman III ICBM with three test warheads
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- BWXT reported strong quarter with increase in government operations
- Judge compels arbitration in case pitting Hanford landlord against Guards Union case
- DNFSB announced new LANL resident inspector
- Tri-Party agencies to brief Hanford board Wednesday
- Republic of Korea and U.S. have provisional agreement on nuclear cooperation
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- Narrowly, a second Canadian municipality approves candidacy for spent-fuel repository
- NRC legal department recommends new mission statement to comply with ADVANCE Act
- Los Alamos transuranic waste okay for two more years in commercial storage, NRC says
- Oak Ridge kicked off property transfer process for Orano, manager says
- Centrus has loss in third quarter
- Round Up: Diablo Canyon review; Amentum reactor decom; Advanced reactor licensing rule
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 28 No. 42
Read Full Issue- CNS submitted new rebaseline for UPF, project manager says
- At annual industry show, House appropriator says election may affect budget, Y-12, UPF come December
- Oak Ridge kicked off property transfer process for Orano, manager says
- New Mexico anti proposes solution for dispute in pit lawsuit: cancel Los Alamos factory
- Centrus has loss in third quarter
- Protesters reportedly marched against LANL powerline project Oct. 25
- Ex-Trump DOE chief to depart electric utility group EEI
- New WIPP ventilation system on track for 2026
- Israel reportedly attacked facilities linked to Iran’s nuclear program
- Wrap up: PanTeXas Deterrence takes over; North Korea fires ICBM; Zaporizhzhya loses power again; Senators push OMB to assess new sub funding idea
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- DOE’s resumes suspended chromium plume work
- BWXT-led group wins new West Valley remediation contract
- SRS cleanup contractor now 50% confident in finishing liquid waste by 2037
- Judge rejects motion to reconsider ruling on Hanford liquid waste contract
- WIPP envisions fewer shipments in fiscal 2025
- DOE pretreats 2,000 gallons at Hanford for test bed project
- DOE, WIPP prime prepare release legacy waste document
- Los Alamos transuranic waste okay for two more years in commercial storage, NRC says
- Oak Ridge kicks off property transfer for Orano
- Centrus has third quarter loss
- Wrap up: DNFSB cites vehicle accidents at Idaho; Ex-Trump DOE chief to depart EEI; ; Rocky Flats film opens
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- CNS submitted new rebaseline for UPF, project manager says
- Oak Ridge kicked off property transfer process for Orano, manager says
- DOE’s resumes suspended chromium plume work
- New Mexico anti proposes solution for dispute in pit lawsuit: cancel Los Alamos factory
- Los Alamos transuranic waste okay for two more years in commercial storage, NRC says
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- At annual industry show, House appropriator says election may affect budget, Y-12, UPF come December
- Narrowly, a second Canadian municipality approves candidacy for spent-fuel repository
- WIPP envisions fewer shipments in fiscal 2025
- DOE pretreats 2,000 gallons at Hanford for test bed project
- Rocky Flats documentary opens in Denver
- NRC legal department recommends new mission statement to comply with ADVANCE Act
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- Supreme Court case on commercial spent fuel to linger into new year
- Canadian municipality began voting this week about hosting radioactive waste
- NextEra still mulling Duane Arnold restart
- NJ high court will not review state’s request to make Holtec return economic development funds
- Amid global surge in nuclear power interest, Jenkins says IAEA needs funds
- Cutlip to leave Centrus
- House committee asks for investigation of domestic competition to Russian non-fuel isotopes
- Round up: Brown down on Yucca; SONGS district looks blue; U.K. cleanup inefficient
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 36 No. 41
Read Full Issue- NNSA and antis get another extension to negotiate new environmental review of pits
- Amid global surge in nuclear power interest, Jenkins says IAEA needs funds
- NNSA delegation visited Australia following signing of nuclear security agreement
- Cutlip to leave Centrus
- Honeywell earnings dip in third quarter
- EPA indefinitely reopens public comment on WIPP expansion
- Feds, Idaho take comment on cleanup for naval reactor sub prototype
- Wrap up: IAEA Latvia review; NNSA minority grants; NNSA cyber exercise; more
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- With transition under way, new Hanford liquid-waste introduces public to leadership
- Idaho contractor boss moving on
- IWTU treated more than 80K gallons of waste at Idaho since restart
- Judge accepts guilty plea from Hanford contractor accused of COVID fraud
- AtkinsRéalis nuclear unit stays in-house with interim prez
- Feds, Idaho take comment on cleanup for naval reactor sub prototype
- ORNL couple seek ask appeals court to reverse COVID-19 ruling by district judge
- Honeywell earnings dip in third quarter
- Wrap up: Moab project hits 15 million tons; Roswell area flooding alters some WIPP shipments; Centrus VP retiring
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- With transition under way, new Hanford liquid-waste introduces public to leadership
- Idaho contractor boss moving on
- IWTU treated more than 80K gallons of waste at Idaho since restart
- NJ high court will not review state’s request to make Holtec return economic development funds
- NextEra still mulling Duane Arnold restart
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- Justice dept. urges court to accept plea deal from Hanford contractor accused of COVID fraud
- Amid global surge in nuclear power interest, Jenkins says IAEA needs funds
- Roswell area flooding alters some WIPP shipment plans
- EPA indefinitely reopens public comment on WIPP expansion
- Canadian municipality begins voting today about hosting radioactive waste
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 28 No. 40
Read Full Issue- SRNS CEO says still hitting milestone for CD-2/3 of SRPPF by December 2025
- NNSA releases ‘blueprint’ for nuclear weapons production in post-New-START world with a rising China
- DNFSB Chair Connery reaching end of term but not leaving just yet
- James Peery retires from lab director position at Sandia
- GAO says protested Training Center contract award was ‘reasonable and consistent’
- James Dawkins is Savannah River site prime’s vice president for NNSA programs
- Jeff Allison will retire as deputy manager at Savannah River Field Office at end of year
- DOE’s $900M funding infusion for small reactors includes offer of NNSA aid
- Wrap up: CNS and Bechtel donate to Hurricane Helene recovery; SRS pit production staffing; Steadfast Noon NATO exercise begins
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- After court slog, transition to new Hanford liquid waste contractor will begin
- Atkins group seeks restraining order on Hanford contract
- WIPP beats fiscal ’23 shipment total
- DNFSB Chair Connery reaching end of term but not leaving just yet
- Jeff Allison will retire as deputy manager at Savannah River Field Office at end of year
- Wrap up: Nickel recycling facility planned for Portsmouth, DOE lauds WIPP waste haulers; DNFSB turns 35 years old
