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DocumentJuly 1, 2007The Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) maintains the safety, security, reliability and perfomiance of the United States nuclear weapons stockpile. While the weapons incorporate numerous nuclear and non-nuclear components or parts, even the non-nuclear parts are dcsignated as classified since disclosure of related information could damage national security. The Department's high risk property regulations stipulate that classified parts be accorded "lifecycle accountability," including the use of site-wide inventory systems, regularly scheduled inventories, and segregation of duties.Office of Inspector General
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DocumentJune 29, 2007The Federal Employees’ Compensation Act (FECA) provides medical and salary benefits to Federal civilian employees who suffer work-related injuries or illnesses that prevent them from working. The FECA program pays for medical (and associated travel) expenses related to employees’ injuries or diseases, provides wage compensation until they can return to work in either their original positions or a suitable alternative position, and covers vocational rehabilitation. The basic rate of compensation for injured employees with no dependents is 66.67 percent of gross wages, increasing to 75 percent if employees have one or more dependents. All workers’ compensation benefits are tax free, and there is no mandatory retirement age for employees collecting benefits.Office of Inspector General
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DocumentJune 29, 2007Management of the Workers Compensation Program at Department of Energy HeadquartersOffice of Inspector General
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June 28, 2007PIA - Energy Inspector General Project Tracking System (EIGPT)Office of Management
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June 28, 2007Application from RBC Energy Services L.P. to export electric energy to CanadaOffice of Electricity
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June 28, 2007Application from RBC Energy Services L.P. to export electric energy to CanadaOffice of Electricity
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June 27, 2007Letter regarding Parsons' Request for Interpretative Ruling Under 10 CFR Section 851.7.Office of Environment, Health, Safety & Security
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June 27, 2007Office of Environment, Health, Safety & Security
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June 27, 2007U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Secretary Samuel W. Bodman today announced that DOE will provide up to $51.8 million for five cost-shared projects that will help accelerate much-needed modernization of our Nation’s electricity grid. This research will advance the development and application of high-temperature superconductors, which have the potential to alleviate congestion on an electricity grid that is experiencing increased demand from consumers.Office of Electricity
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DocumentJune 27, 2007Order authorizing AEP Energy Partners, Inc to export electric energy to MexicoOffice of Electricity