DNFSB seeks briefing on Savannah River representative program fixes

By Wayne Barber

At a time of much Department of Energy turnover at the Savannah River Site in South Carolina, a government safety watchdog says DOE relies too heavily on staff expertise. As a result, Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board (DNFSB) Chair Joyce Connery wants a report…

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House Subcommittee backs DOE nuclear cleanup plan worth $8.32 billion

By Wayne Barber
BWXT-led winner of Hanford liquid waste contract withdraws appeals court action

By Wayne Barber
Central Plateau Cleanup president to be succeeded by Hanford landlord boss

By Wayne Barber
Builder could pass keys to new WIPP ventilation project to Salado in August

By ExchangeMonitor
Current providers Fluor-BWXT, Mid-America win bulk of DOE fee

By Wayne Barber
DNFSB seeks briefing on Savannah River representative program fixes

By Wayne Barber
Hanford-area environmental groups not shocked by slip in cold commissioning

By Staff Reports
Aptim lands potential $630M worth of naval reactor cleanup work

By ExchangeMonitor
Honeywell exec elected new EFCOG board chair

By ExchangeMonitor
Wrap Up: 6th Circuit foregoes arguments in Oak Ridge vax suit; GAO looks at NNSA diversity; Lab exec takes new post

By Staff Reports