Wrap Up

WC Monitor
1/30/2015
IN CONGRESS
There will be a major shakeup on the staff of the Senate Energy and Water Appropriations Subcommittee with two of the top staffers on the panel leaving Capitol Hill for lobbying jobs. WC Monitor has learned that Senate Majority…

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DOE Looking at Alternatives for New WIPP Exhaust Shaft

DOE in Talks With Bechtel National on Financial Settlement on WTP Safety Findings

Will Navarro Win Finally End Long-Running LM Support Services Procurement?

USEC Sues DOE for Another $43 Million, This Time for Pension Benefit Costs at Portsmouth

SRS Lifecycle Cleanup Estimate Increases by $25 Billion, Completion Pushed Out 23 Years

DOE and Belgium Sign Statement of Intent on Sending HEU to U.S.

Navarro to Begin Transition for New NNSS Environmental Services Contract Next Week

IG: DOE Should Better Address Risk at Hundreds of Excess Contaminated Facilities

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New Mexico Congressional Dems tout $10M for WIPP road

Congress seeks to bolster U.S. fusion industry in new bill

NRC needs to address workforce concerns amid the growing interest in nuclear power, GAO says

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Senator seeks information on Utah role in DOE’s nuclear program

Democrats demand an explanation for big changes at NRC

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NNSA modernization surge faces execution questions as Congress weighs FY27 cuts

Senator seeks information on Utah participation in DOE’s nuclear program

Pentagon nuclear review draws scrutiny over expanded options

Democrats move to block U.S.-Saudi nuclear cooperation agreement

Fleischmann expects 2027 E&W to pass during lame duck session

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