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July 10, 2015

At Oak Ridge

By Brian Bradley
Labor contract at Y-12 extended again With union contract negotiations apparently still unresolved at the Pantex nuclear weapons plant, the start of contract talks at Y-12 has once again been postponed so that Consolidated Nuclear Security – the government’s…
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Table of Contents
  1. Emails Shed Light on Lockheed, Sandia Efforts to Extend Contract Bid
    By Brian Bradley
  2. Pantex Confirms Restart of B61 and W80 Work after ‘Code Blue’
    By Brian Bradley
  3. JCS Chair Nominee Calls for Modernization of NNSA Weapons Complex
    By Brian Bradley
  4. Would Renewal of 123 Agreement with China Open Bilateral Supply Partnerships?
    By Brian Bradley
  5. Review Rejects April MOX Cost Analysis, Estimates Downblending Would Cost the Same
    By Brian Bradley
  6. Wrap Up
    By Brian Bradley
  7. Incumbent Honeywell Wins Kansas City Plant Contract
    By Brian Bradley
  8. Air Force 1-3 Months Away from Long Range Strike Bomber Decision, LaPlante Says
    By Brian Bradley
  9. NNSA/AF Complete First B61-12 Development Flight Test
    By Brian Bradley
  10. Sandia Director Touts ‘Younger’ Demographic Despite Aging Nuclear Industry Workforce Concerns
    By Brian Bradley
  11. NNSA Extends Timeline for PF-4 Reinvestment Decision
    By Brian Bradley
  12. State Dept. Fact Sheet Updates U.S. Strategic Force Quantities
    By Brian Bradley
  13. HASC-SF Chair Confident Congress Will Fund Nuke Modernization Despite Possible Impacts on Conventional Capabilities
    By Brian Bradley
  14. Russia Is Greatest American Threat Largely Due to Nuclear Forces, Dunford Says
    By Brian Bradley
  15. BWXT, B&W Split Takes Effect
    By Brian Bradley
  16. Y-12 Making Progress on UPF Infrastructure Project
    By Brian Bradley
  17. DOE IG: Subcritical Experiments at NNSS ‘Effectively Managed’
    By Brian Bradley
  18. NNSA Releases Draft Environmental Assessment as Part of Proposed Y-12 Emergency Ops. Center
    By Brian Bradley
  19. SSP Awards Lockheed $27.5M Trident Contract
    By Brian Bradley
  20. Nuke Experts Agree Putin’s Recent Nuclear Saber-Rattling Lacks Credibility
    By Brian Bradley
  21. At Oak Ridge
    By Brian Bradley
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