Nuclear Security & Deterrence Vol. 18 No. 12
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June 23, 2014

REPORT HIGHLIGHTS PROGRESS, CHALLENGES IN NUKE SECURITY EFFORT

By Martin Schneider

Staff Reports NS&D Monitor 3/21/2014 A four-year effort to secure vulnerable nuclear material around the world failed to provide effective security for the world’s most at-risk nuclear materials, according to a report released yesterday by Harvard’s…

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Table of Contents

B&W-LED TEAM GIVES UP FIGHT FOR NNSA’S Y-12/PANTEX CONTRACT

By Martin Schneider
EDITORIAL: DECISION HORIZON ON SANDIA PUTS CONTRACT IN JEOPARDY

By Martin Schneider
NNSA TO EXTEND SANDIA CONTRACT, PREPARE FOR COMPETITION

By Martin Schneider
FUNDING FOR NNSA WEAPONS PROGRAM PROJECTED TO REACH $10B BY FY19

By Martin Schneider
SOUTH CAROLINA SUES OVER MOX SUSPENSION

By Martin Schneider
NEI WARNS OF IMPACTS OF POTENTIAL RUSSIAN LEU SANCTIONS

By Martin Schneider
NNSA DISMANTLEMENT WORK TAKES A BIG HIT IN FY 2015 BUDGET REQUEST

By Martin Schneider
LOS ALAMOS EXPECTING TO COMPLETE WORK ON NMSSUP NEXT WEEK

By Martin Schneider
SCIENCE INTRODUCES AWARD-TERM INCENTIVES IN BNL PROCUREMENT

By Martin Schneider
SHAREHOLDERS PUSH CHANGES TO BOARDS OF MAJOR DOE CONTRACTORS

By Martin Schneider
REPORT HIGHLIGHTS PROGRESS, CHALLENGES IN NUKE SECURITY EFFORT

By Martin Schneider
PERSPECTIVE: JOHN HARVEY ON NNSA AND THE DOE/DOD RELATIONSHIP

By Martin Schneider
AT LIVERMORE

By Martin Schneider
AT OAK RIDGE

By Martin Schneider
WRAP UP: IN DOE, IN THE DNFSB

By Martin Schneider