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Assesses the proposed relocate certain non-nuclear component production/procurement activities from NNSA’s Kansas City Plant to smaller new facility.

In this study, we examine the arrangements for and experiences of end-use loads providing ancillary services (AS) in five electricity markets: Australia, the United Kingdom (UK), the Nordic market, and the ERCOT and PJM markets in the United States. Our objective in undertaking this review of international experience was to identify specific approaches or market designs that have enabled customer loads to effectively deliver various ancillary services (AS) products. We hope that this report will contribute to the ongoing discussion in the U.S. and elsewhere regarding what institutional and technical developments are needed to ensure that customer loads can meaningfully participate in all wholesale electricity markets.

In this study, we examine the arrangements for and experiences of end-use loads providing ancillary services (AS) in five electricity markets: Australia, the United Kingdom (UK), the Nordic market, and the ERCOT and PJM markets in the United States. ...

The Energy Sector has developed a vision statement and six sector security goals that will be used as the framework for developing and implementing effective protective measures.

In November 2001, Bechtel National issued a purchase order to procure a control system for the integrated control network at the Waste Treatment Plant (Plant). The integrated control network is an automated system that monitors the quality and safety of systems and processes of the Plant. The control system, which is a critical component of the integrated control network, monitors the status of pumps, mixers, and flow rates of the waste through the treatment process. Bechtel National identified the integrated control network as affecting the quality of immobilized high-level radioactive waste. Departmental Orders require the establishment of quality assurance programs over systems and operations. Bechtel National, in implementing the Department's quality assurance directives, concluded that the control system needed to meet quality assurance standards for nuclear facilities or equivalent because it affected the quality of immobilized high-level waste.

The United States Code - Printing, Title 44 Excerpts

I am pleased to submit the Office of Inspector General's (OIG's) Senziannual Report to Congress. This report summarizes significant OIG activities and accomplishments during the six month period ending March 3 1,2007. This report reflects our continuing commitment to focus OIG efforts on the issues and concerns most critical to you, the Administration, the Congress, and the taxpayer. In particular, the report details OIG accomplishments in identifying the Department's most significant management challenges.ÿÿ

Public Law 104-13, the Debt Collection Improvement Act of 1996

Public Law 104-13, the Debt Collection Improvement Act of 1996