Nuclear Security & Deterrence Vol. 18 No. 40
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October 17, 2014

NNSA, Contractors Envision Bright Future for 3D Printing and Weapons Stockpile

By Todd Jacobson

Todd Jacobson NS&D Monitor 10/17/2014 The National Nuclear Security Administration is on the verge of qualifying a 3-D-printed part for use in a nuclear weapon for the first time, marking a major milestone in the meteoric rise of the new production technology.…

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Table of Contents

DRS Laurel Contract Will Involve R&D on Component in Ohio Replacement

By Todd Jacobson
GAO Lauds NNSA for Strengthening Federal Oversight at UPF

By Todd Jacobson
NNSA: More Fixed-Price Contracting Part of Project Mgmt. Improvement Strategy

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Without Additional Funding, Production Gap Looming at Pantex in Mid 2020s

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NNSA, Contractors Envision Bright Future for 3D Printing and Weapons Stockpile

By Todd Jacobson
Plans for New Pantex Pit Storage Facility Moving Forward Again

By Todd Jacobson
EDITORIAL: Contractor Performance Ratings Should Not Be Kept Hidden

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New Survey Results Show Increase in DNFSB Staff Dissatisfaction

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Int’l Community Needs to Do More To Strengthen Nuclear Verification, NTI Expert Says

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IG Lists Deferred Maintenance as ‘Special Concern’ In DOE FY’15 Management Challenges

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At Los Alamos

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At Sandia

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At Livermore

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Wrap Up: In DoD, In the NGOs, On the International Front

By Todd Jacobson