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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 28 No. 9
Read Full Issue- Plutonium pit-aging studies will cost NNSA at least $1B, not counting equipment, GAO says
- STRATCOM head embraces nuclear sea-launched cruise missile as modernization must
- Congress passes stopgap funding measure, foresees DOE budget next week
- BWXT rounds out launch tube manufacturing for Navy ballistic missile subs
- After wildfires prompt temporary shutdown, business back to normal at Pantex Plant
- Hawley urges Congress to extend benefits to victims of nuclear contamination
- Predictable business foundations bring BWXT earnings rise in 2023, fourth quarter
- LANL employee again running for New Mexico statehouse
- Wrap up: Putin threatens nuclear war; NNSA welcomes international mission to Sandia; TVA tritium; more
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- Upon further review, DOE re-awards mega-dollar Hanford tank contract to BWXT-led group
- Congress passes another stopgap budget bill, keeps DOE open
- DOE issues information request for clean energy developers at WIPP
- BWXT earnings rise in 2023, fourth quarter; Hanford award a ‘wild card’
- DOE solicits bids for Portsmouth/Paducah tech support services
- U.S. needs to work with Marshall Islands, fund cleanup from nuclear tests, leader says
- Race for Simpson’s congressional seat draws interest
- DOE studies vitrification options for solidifying calcine at Idaho lab
- WIPP seismic monitoring equipment offline
- Wrap Up: Power projects sought for INL; Feds, Physicians group debate Rocky Flats; Hawley pushes for radiation compensation; and more
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- DOE can’t make plant owners tap trust funds to pay for spent fuel storage, judge says
- Final DOE budget among appropriations bills to be passed next week
- Oral arguments next week in lawsuit over Holtec Interim Storage
- Court to rule on ex-Holtec employee’s request to pry more documents from company
- Kentucky Senate approves bill to create state nuclear development agency
- Indiana plans application this spring to become NRC agreement state
- Round up: Impermissible withdrawal from Palisades decom fund; Another Vallecitos reactor permanently shut down; BWXT commercial earnings up; more
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- All shifts to report Thursday as wildfires continue to rage around Pantex Plant
- Final DOE budget among appropriations bills to be passed next week
- House resoundingly approves package of nuclear-policy reforms
- BWXT head reports ‘strong footing’ following closeout of Navy submarine missile tube manufacturing
- WIPP seismic monitoring equipment offline
- Race for Simpson’s congressional seat draws interest
- Oral arguments next week in lawsuit over Holtec Interim Storage
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- Pantex plant temporarily halts operations, evacuates personnel, due to nearby wildfires
- BWXT earnings rise in 2023, fourth quarter; Hanford award a ‘wild card’
- DOE issues information request for clean energy developers at WIPP
- DOE solicits bids for Portsmouth/Paducah tech support services
- Hawley urges Congress to extend benefits to victims of nuclear contamination
- Indiana plans application this spring to become NRC agreement state
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- Idaho on pace to ship legacy waste to WIPP by 2032
- IWTU to resume ops in March but DNFSB says problems remain, DOE seeks higher output
- Proposals due this month from subs seeking Hanford electrical work
- DOE offers details on partial Hanford 222-S Lab evacuation
- PE firm sells DOE businesses after three-years of M&A; Cadre Holdings acquires
- Fluor CEO anticipates Pantex award decision in second half of year
- UCOR tells Sixth Circuit it should have sovereign immunity from COVID lawsuit
- Another group of Oak Ridge vax objectors file suit against UCOR
- Wrap Up: DUF6 contractor faces $382K fine; Hanford tank pipeline deadline extended; INL has money in reserve; more
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- Holtec submits NRC license amendment request key to Palisades restart
- No funds for U.S. uranium industry, NNSA Ukraine help in House foreign-aid counter proposal
- PE firm sells nuclear businesses after three-years of M&A; Cadre Holdings acquires
- Andrews County passes resolution banning storage of Greater-Than-Class-C waste
- Kentucky legislature considering bill to establish state nuclear development agency
- Bill would add small modular reactor responsibilities to South Carolina gov’s nuke advisory body
- Round up: U.S. Senate candidates oppose Diablo Canyon; NRC mass teleworkers; U.K. county confirms NIMBY to deep disposal; more
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 27 No. 08
Read Full Issue- Fluor CEO anticipates Pantex award decision in second half of year
- PE firm sells DOE businesses after three-years of M&A; Cadre Holdings acquires
- No funds for U.S. uranium industry, NNSA Ukraine help in House foreign-aid counter proposal
- NNSA ponders potential Vegas office move
- Northrop Grumman reports more Sentinel missile tests
- Round up: alleged weapons grade plutonium trafficking; Livermore environmental paperwork; NRC clears way for more tritium at TVA; more
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- DOE offers details on partial Hanford 222-S Lab evacuation
- PE firm sells DOE businesses after three-years of M&A; Cadre Holdings acquires
- NNSA ponders potential Vegas office move
- UCOR tells Sixth Circuit it should have sovereign immunity from COVID lawsuit
- Northrop Grumman reports more Sentinel missile tests
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- Fluor CEO anticipates Pantex award decision in second half of year
- Hanford 222-S Lab reportedly evacuated
- IWTU to resume ops in March but DNFSB says problems remain
- Holtec submits NRC license amendment request key to Palisades restart
- No funds for U.S. uranium industry, NNSA Ukraine help in House foreign-aid counter proposal
- Proposals due this month from subs seeking Hanford electrical work
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- 50 shipments of transuranic waste arrive at WIPP during January
- DOE picks No. 2 Brown to succeed Flohr as Idaho cleanup boss
- Judge will not grant statute-of-limitation break to potential plaintiffs in Oak Ridge COVID suit
- Washington comment period for 2,000-gallon test-bed permit starts in March
- In 2023 report, Corps cites progress on FUSRAP cleanup, including shuttered school
- DOE moves closer to startup of second Hanford vit plant melter
- Ex-NASCAR racer taking another run at Newhouse’s Hanford seat
- Oak Ridge airport might run a deficit in fifth year
- City of Oak Ridge eyes application for $2M DOE community grant
- ‘Downwind’ film by Hollywood actors considers legacy of Nevada nuclear testing
- Wrap Up: Honeywell diamond anniversary; Final Portsmouth-Paducah tech support RFP out soon; More time granted on LANL plume comments; more
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 17 No. 7
Read Full Issue- Bill to tax pits slips off legislature’s agenda as session winds down
- Nuclear Fuel Services gets early extension for defense-uranium downblending
- Appropriations bill with aid for NNSA Ukraine response clears Senate; House slow-walking
- ‘Downwind’ film by Hollywood actors considers legacy of Nevada nuclear testing
- Wrap up: Honeywell 75 years at KSNSC; Hruby at Nevada clean energy day; U.S.-Bulgaria civil nuclear co-op; Y-12 gate crasher; more
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- Now ‘not the time’ to talk to states about consenting to spent fuel storage, DOE waste chief says
- Ex-NRC engineer tells Calif. State government Diablo Canyon Unit 1 is safe
- House in no hurry to pass Ukraine aid bill with billions for U.S. uraium
- California Dems refile ‘100 Year Canister Act’ for nuclear waste
- Former FirstEnergy execs indicted in ongoing fallout from 2019 bribery scandal
- Round up: U.K. locals say NIMBY to repository; Xcel files to expand Prairie Island fuel storage; Diablo Canyon decom panel open call; more
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- Ex-NRC engineer tells Calif. State government Diablo Canyon Unit 1 is safe
- DOE picks No. 2 Brown to succeed Flohr as Idaho cleanup boss
- Bill to tax pits slips off legislature’s agenda as session winds down
- Ex-NASCAR racer taking another run at Newhouse’s Hanford seat
- ‘Downwind’ film by Hollywood actors considers legacy of Nevada nuclear testing
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- Nuclear Fuel Services gets early extension for defense-uranium downblending
- DOE moves closer to startup of second Hanford vit plant melter
- Ukraine aid package with nonproliferation, uranium funds clears Senate; fate uncertain in House
- In 2023 report, Corps cites progress on FUSRAP cleanup, including shuttered school
- Bill to block tax credits for pits percolating in New Mexico legislature
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- Washington comment period for 2,000-gallon test-bed permit starts in March
- Judge will not grant statute-of-limitation break to potential plaintiffs in Oak Ridge COVID suit
- California Dems refile ‘100 Year Canister Act’ for nuclear waste
- Shake it off 49er fans at Livermore, next year is a new season
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- Hanford gradually overcoming hurdles toward making glass, panel told
- Jacobs reports strong first earnings after merger announcement
- Judge deals blow to Idaho county’s INL lawsuit, leaves door open for refiling
- WIPP expects more shipments, clean energy project in near term, lawmakers told
- West Valley bidders get extra week; humans, not AI, will vet proposals
- WRPS looking for potential subs to refurbish underground tank pipeline
- Missouri gov seeks funds for further investigations of radioactive contamination
- Coldwater Creek Congresswoman gets another primary challenger
- Los Alamos looks at episodes of skin contamination
- Portsmouth contractors seek more time in civil suit
- Wrap Up: Lax practices cited in INL carbon monoxide exposure; Cold snap causes Hanford damage; Oak Ridge transfers land and more
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- Final decommissioning rule could be ready by August; commissioners reviewing rule now
- NRC chair orders ‘fresh look’ at mandatory hearings
- Michigan Gov. recommends $150M more for Palisades
- Judge deals blow to Idaho county’s INL lawsuit, leaves door open for refiling
- National security bill with billions for uranium enrichment clears first hurdle in Senate
- Tennessee FD and others clear highway accident involving radioactive waste
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Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor
Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 28 No. 6
Read Full Issue- Without DOE cylinders to hold it, Centrus will not deliver required HALEU this year
- Rockfall incidents inside Nevada’s U1a mine draw enforcement attention
- Cost ceiling for minor NNSA projects boosted to $34 million
- National security bill with aid for NNSA’s Ukraine efforts clears first hurdle in Senate
- Los Alamos glovebox fire sprinklers could cause criticality, safety watchdog says
- Jacobs reports strong first earnings after merger announcement
- STRATCOM may accelerate, increase LRSO buy, commander says
- Wrap up: Inert nuclear rocket shows up in Washington State; unauthorized Bluetooth device at Sandia; truck hits pedestrian at LANL and more
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- Final decommissioning rule could be ready by August; commissioners reviewing rule now
- Hanford gradually overcoming hurdles toward making glass, panel told
- Tennessee FD and others clear highway accident involving radioactive waste
- Los Alamos looks at episodes of skin contamination
- Portsmouth contractors seek more time in civil suit
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- Jacobs reports strong first earnings after merger announcement
- Senate’s border control bill has uranium enrichment, Ukraine nuclear security funds; Speaker says ‘DOA’ in House
- New Jersey appeals lost lawsuit against Holtec to state’s highest court
- WRPS looking for potential subs to refurbish underground tank pipeline
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- NRC needs a year to finish paperwork for Palisades restart, staff say
- NRC staff say they could finish review of Diablo Canyon license renewal app in under two years
- Holtec settles with New Jersey over alleged exploitation of state investment-tax credit
- NRC, mining groups, get spring court date to argue over proposed Holtec interim storage facility
- Ex-Eddy County commission and nuke booster Volpato seeks office in New Mexico
- State lawmakers introduce nuclear energy bills for Hawaii
- Aspirant Swiss nuclear firm gets venture round for thorium reactor ‘without long-lived radiotoxic waste’
