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NNSA Taps Green Bay Company for 20th Anniversary Souvenirs

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The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) ordered 2,000 custom lapel pins at a cost of about $5.45 each from Medalcraft Mint, of Green Bay, Wis., to mark the agency’s 20th anniversary.
The NNSA did not specify, in its award to Medalcraft Mint, the people…

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NNSA Pushing Consolidated Nuclear Security Out at Pantex, Y-12

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GAO Asks If Cost-Savings Methods at Pantex/Y-12 Could Work at Other NNSA Sites

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House Armed Services Will Authorize NNSA’s Requested Budget

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Pentagon Would Get More Control of NNSA Budget Under Senate Committee’s NDAA

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NNSA Revises COVID-19 Tally, With 32 Active Cases This Week

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Dem Lawmakers Want to Prohibit Use of 2021 Approps to Prep for Nuke Tests

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Senate Armed Services Endorses Two DNFSB Nominations

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Final RFP Released for Savannah River Laboratory

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New Mexico Cites ‘Widespread’ Contamination Problem at Road Near Los Alamos Lab

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Centerra Yanks GAO Protest Stemming From SRS Procurement

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NRC Dings International Isotopes for Failures Connected to Seattle Contamination Event

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NRC Reviewing Centrus License Application to Produce 19.75% Enriched Uranium Fuel

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Y-12 Workers Ratify New Five-Year Labor Contract

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Lack of Notice About Off-Site Waste Shipments Costs Los Alamos Lab $300k

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