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Obama Signs FY17 NDAA

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President Barack Obama on Dec. 23 signed the fiscal 2017 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) into law, following Congress’ approval of the conference version of the bill earlier in the month.
The bill authorizes nearly $619 billion in spending through…

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Hanford Tank Farm Contractor Earns 77% of FY16 Award Fee

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UCOR Gets 94 Percent of Award in Last 6 Months of FY16

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Gas Sensors for Hanford Tanks Coming Online Late, DOE Says

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Radioactive Contamination Spread Escalating at Hanford Processing Plant

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Centerra Among Companies at Nevada Protective Forces Conference, Site Tour

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Another Decommissioning Trust Fund Withdrawal Request at SONGS

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Massachusetts Residents Continue Push for Pilgrim Closure

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NNSA Extends IT, Cyber Support Services Contract

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NNSA Extends Technical, Analytical Support Contract with TechSource

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DOE Risks Insufficient Heavy Water for Weapons Activities: IG

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DOE EA: Livermore Emergency Management Program Weak in Communications

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Lockheed Awarded Trident II Contract Modifications

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New DOE Whistleblower Rule Phases in Jan. 26

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Schneider Promoted at Longenecker & Associates

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