Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 28 No. 39
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October 11, 2024

Six companies get DOE HALEU deconversion contracts

By ExchangeMonitor

The Department of Energy last week awarded six contracts for turning future stocks of government-owned, high-assay low-enriched uranium into forms suitable for use as nuclear reactor fuel. DOE made the awards a little less than a year after soliciting bids for…

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NNSA, antis, get more time to negotiate agreement after agency loses pit lawsuit

By Sarah Salem
Six companies get DOE HALEU deconversion contracts

By ExchangeMonitor
SRS returned to normal operations Monday post-hurricane

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Judge won’t reinstate Iranian-born professor who allegedly gave Iranian student access to NNSA code

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NRC considering, not committed to, establishing new export branch, chair says

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Ukraine power plant lost connection to only backup powerline for 36 hours, IAEA director said

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Head of security at ZNPP killed by bomb, IAEA director general said

By ExchangeMonitor
SRS starts nonproliferation project with Japanese research reactor fuel

By ExchangeMonitor
Wrap up: Missouri seeks law mitigating radioactive contamination; HASC grills Navy on faulty welds for SSBNs; deterrence org wins Nobel peace prize; glovebox contract; Obituary

By ExchangeMonitor