NNSA Gradually Plays Larger Role at Savannah River Site

PHOENIX — The Department of Energy manager for the Savannah River Site said Tuesday he would not be surprised if the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) one day assumes ownership of the operations contract for the South Carolina complex.
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Budget Cuts Not Happening for DOE Cleanup: House Appropriators

Tank Waste Facilities in Idaho, South Carolina to Begin Operations This Year

Menezes Nominated to No. 2 Spot at Energy Department

Nuclear Cleanup Office at DOE No Longer Publishing Procurement Schedules

DOE Plan for Los Alamos Waste in Texas Still in the Works

Demolition of Portsmouth X-326 Building to Start This Fall

WIPP Could Focus More on Disposal of NNSA Waste in Future

DNFSB-DOE Meeting on Savannah River Site Postponed

Bid Deadline Extended for Paducah Site Services Contract

WIPP Contractor Chided Over Subcontractor Safety Oversight

Former SRR Employee Gets Another $267K in Discrimination Case

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TSCR resumes ops after months offline

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