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The main site of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore) occupies one square mile. For on-site transportation of its 7,300 full-time equivalent employees, Livermore leased vehicles from General Services Administration (GSA), operated a taxi service, and provided bicycles. A network of sidewalks and paved trails was available for persons bicycling or walking between site facilities. In Fiscal Year 1999 Livermore leased about 1,260 motor vehicles from GSA at a cost of about $3.6 million.

Vehicle Use at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Order authorizing H.Q Energy Services (U.S) Inc to export electric energy to Canada.

Treatment and Management of Sodium-Bonded Spent Nuclear Fuel

The East Tennessee Technology Park (ETTP), formerly known as the K-25 Site, contains about 400 buildings and 4,700 acres on the Oak Ridge Reservation. The K-25 Site was established in 1942 to produce enriched uranium. Since the production mission ended in 1987, the Oak Ridge Operations Office (Operations Office) has focused on environmental management of the site.

The Decontamination and Decommissioning Contract at the East Tennessee Technology Park

Issued to Kaiser-Hill Company, LLC related to Noncompliances with Design and Procurement Requirements at the Rocky Flats Environmental Technology Site