Some Portsmouth DUF6 to be Directed To NNSA Nuke Program

By Dan Leone

The National Nuclear Security Administration has decided to use a cleanup facility in Ohio to help produce high-purity depleted uranium metal for nuclear weapons programs.
The semiautonomous Department of Energy weapons agency will do that by installing a fourth…

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Senior Adviser Says DOE Cleanup Office Keeps Tabs on Vendor Changes

By Wayne Barber
AECOM Poised to Close Sale of DOE Contracting Biz

By Wayne Barber
Hanford Contract Bid Protest Lineup Now Set

By Wayne Barber
Federal-State Talks on Hanford Cleanup Stuck at Starting Line

By Wayne Barber
Some Portsmouth DUF6 to be Directed To NNSA Nuke Program

By Dan Leone
Portsmouth Cleanup Contractor Pockets 86% of Fiscal 2019 Fee

By Wayne Barber
Los Alamos Cleanup Vendor Takes Home 84% of Fee in Second Scorecard

By Wayne Barber
Brouillette Reorganizes DOE Policy Office

By Dan Leone
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By Dan Leone
Inspector General Criticizes DNFSB Hiring Practices

By Dan Leone
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By Staff Reports
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Correction

By ExchangeMonitor