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August 25, 2006Orlando Gasification ProjectOffice of NEPA Policy and Compliance
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August 25, 2006To Provide Cost-Shared Funding for Construction and Operation of Facilities at Orlando Utilities Commission’s Station Energy Center near Orlando, FLOffice of NEPA Policy and Compliance
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DocumentAugust 24, 2006The President state in his Small Business Agenda that the Federal government should break out functions to contract with small businesses wherever practicable. In the Small Business Act, Congress also declared its support of small business. In support of the President's small business agenda and congressional direction, the National Nuclear Security Administration, NNSA established a policy that is consistent with the President's agenda requiring its field offices to work with management and operating contractors to provide small businesses the maximum practicable opportunity to provide the goods and services needed to support all of NNSA's programs and activities.Office of Inspector General
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DocumentAugust 24, 2006Management Controls over Small Business Opportunities at Livermore NationalLaboratoryOffice of Inspector General
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DocumentAugust 24, 2006Rocky Flats Closure Legacy ReportOffice of Legacy Management
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DocumentAugust 24, 2006The Department of Energy (Department) did not always effectively use performance measures and fees to appropriately reward contractor performance. Specifically, the Department allocated approximately $1.1 million for 3 of the 27 performance measures and fees for Fiscal Year (FY) 2005, which were disproportionately high for the work performed. Four of the 49 measures and fees established for FY 2006 provided the contractor the opportunity to earn $1 million under similar circumstances. Also, some of the performance measures worth $460,000, were implemented well after the performance period began.Office of Inspector General
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DocumentAugust 24, 2006Management Controls over Performance Fees in the Idaho National Laboratory ContractOffice of Inspector General
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DocumentAugust 24, 2006The Department of Energy (Department) did not always effectively and Fees use performance measures and fees to appropriately reward contractor performance. Specifically, the Department allocated approximately $1.1 million for 3 of the 27 performance measures and fees for Fiscal Year (FY) 2005, which were disproportionately high for the work performed. Four of the 49 measures and fees established for FY 2006 provided the contractor the opportunity to earn $1 million under similar circumstances. Also, some of the performance measures worth $460,000, were implemented well after the performance period began.Office of Inspector General
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DocumentAugust 24, 2006The Department of Energy (Department) did not always effectively and Fees use performance measures and fees to appropriately reward contractor performance. Specifically, the Department allocated approximately $1.1 million for 3 of the 27 performance...Office of Inspector General
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DocumentAugust 21, 2006Performance Based Incentives for BWXT Y-12, LLCOffice of Inspector General