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June 24, 2014

IG REPORT RAPS NNSA FOR INSUFFICIENT MAINTENANCE OF WEAPONS DESIGN DATA

By Martin Schneider
Todd Jacobson NS&D Monitor 4/04/2014 The National Nuclear Security Administration hasn’t adequately maintained design information for the warheads and nuclear components in its nuclear stockpile, according to a Department of Energy Inspector General…
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Table of Contents
  1. STRATCOM CHIEF: U.S. CAN ‘ILL AFFORD’ TO NOT MODERNIZE NUKE DETERRENT
    By Martin Schneider
  2. NNSA TOUTS BETTER, BUT NOT PERFECT, APPROACH TO COMPLEX MODERNIZATION
    By Martin Schneider
  3. SAYING NNSA GOVERNANCE HAS FAILED, HELD TOUTS NEW CONTRACT APPROACH
    By Martin Schneider
  4. OPPOSITION TO MOX SHUTDOWN RAMPS UP ON CAPITOL HILL
    By Martin Schneider
  5. NEW Y-12/PANTEX CONTRACTOR UNVEILS MANAGEMENT PLANS
    By Martin Schneider
  6. NNSA RED TEAM REACHES ‘STRONG CONSENSUS’ ON ALTERNATIVE TO UPF
    By Martin Schneider
  7. U.S. REDUCES SIZE OF STRATEGIC DEPLOYED STOCKPILE TO 1,585
    By Martin Schneider
  8. GOP: RUSSIAN INVASION OF UKRAINE RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT ASSURANCES
    By Martin Schneider
  9. DEPT. OF ENERGY FILLS NEW CHIEF SECURITY OFFICER POSITIONS
    By Martin Schneider
  10. DOE CONSIDERING MORE CONSOLIDATION OF HUMAN CAPITAL, IT SERVICES
    By Martin Schneider
  11. OPERATIONS AT SANDIA TEST SITE REMAIN PAUSED AFTER MISHAP
    By Martin Schneider
  12. IG REPORT RAPS NNSA FOR INSUFFICIENT MAINTENANCE OF WEAPONS DESIGN DATA
    By Martin Schneider
  13. NNSA STILL CONSIDERING ACTION IN LANL PROCUREMENT ETHICS INCIDENT
    By Martin Schneider
  14. 2014 NUKE SECURITY SUMMIT PAVES WAY FOR FUTURE REGIME
    By Martin Schneider
  15. DNFSB CLOSES RECOMMENDATION ON NUCLEAR MATERIALS PACKAGING
    By Martin Schneider
  16. DOE LOOKS TO WITHHOLD PAYMENTS DUE TO BUSINESS SYSTEM ISSUES
    By Martin Schneider
  17. AT LOS ALAMOS
    By Martin Schneider
  18. AT OAK RIDGE
    By Martin Schneider
  19. AT SAVANNAH RIVER
    By Martin Schneider
  20. WRAP UP: IN THE NNSA, IN DOE, IN THE INDUSTRY
    By Martin Schneider
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