Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 22 No. 6
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February 09, 2018

Nothing New for NNSA in Blockbuster Budget Deal

By Dan Leone

The Department of Energy will remain frozen at fiscal 2017 spending levels through at least late March, under the stopgap spending bill passed by Congress and signed by President Donald Trump on Friday morning after an overnight government shutdown — the second…

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Table of Contents

Senators Snarl Over Plutonium Missions at Confirmation Hearing for NNSA Administrator-Designate

By Dan Leone
Nothing New for NNSA in Blockbuster Budget Deal

By Dan Leone
Plans for Pits and Low-Yield Warheads Expected in FY19 Budget Request Next Week

By Dan Leone
New Sub-Launched Warheads a ‘Bargaining Chip’ With Russia, Mattis Says

By ExchangeMonitor
White House Nominates Oak Ridge Associate Lab Director to Lead NNSA Nonproliferation

By ExchangeMonitor
S.C. Lawmakers Back State Taking NNSA’s Pit Mission

By ExchangeMonitor
N.M. House to Take Up National Lab Tax Bill

By Dan Leone
N.J. Democrat Raises Potential for Outside Regulation of DOE

By Wayne Barber
AECOM Posts $4.9 Billion in Quarterly Revenue

By Staff Reports
Jacobs’ Earnings Fall on CH2M Buyout, but CEO Bullish

By Wayne Barber
Feds Can Seize Money, Property From Guilty MOX Subcontractor

By Staff Reports
Russia Says it Met New START Goals

By ExchangeMonitor