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The DOE Office of Inspector General received an allegation that newly constructed concrete security barriers at the Y-12 site were inadequate because the design of the weapon ports did not take into consideration the space required for the weapons’ sight system. Specifically, the complaint alleged that weapon port openings were not designed to accommodate the sight system of protective force weapons, limiting the ability of security police officers to maneuver their weapons when firing through the ports. Construction of the security barriers was one of three security upgrades under the “West Fort” project designation. The objective of this inspection was to determine the facts and circumstances surrounding the allegation.

Concerns With Security Barriers at theY-12 National Security Complex

Federal Acquisition Circular 2005-13 Issued as Policy Flash 2007-02

The GNEP program is still evolving.

This is a request by CATERPILLAR, INC for a DOE waiver of domestic and foreign patent rights under agreement DE-FC26-05NT42423.

Revision of DOE Acquisition Guide - Chapter 13, DOE Policy and Procedures for Use of the GSA Smart Pay Purchase Card

This is a request by AIR PRODUCTS & CHEMICALS for a DOE waiver of domestic and foreign patent rights under agreement DE-FG36-05GO85026

This is a request by GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY for a DOE waiver of domestic and foreign patent rights under agreement DE-AC36-04GO116034

Energy Secretary Bodman and Minister of Natural Resources for Canada Lunn Release the 2003 Power Outage Final Report. In accordance with the mandate of the U.S.-Canada Power Outage Task Force, the report outlines all of the actions taken to prevent or minimize the likelihood of future blackouts, reduce the scope of those that do occur and improve the security of the North American electric power grid.

Replacement Source of Steam for A Area at the Savannah River Site