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DocumentDecember 10, 1997Audit Of The Department Of Energy's Contracts With Envirocare Of Utah, IncOffice of Inspector General
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December 10, 1997Guidance to assist Federal agencies with their NEPA procedures so that environmental justice concerns are effectively identified and addressed.Office of NEPA Policy and Compliance
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December 5, 1997Issued to Westinghouse Savannah River Company, related to an Unplanned Radioactive Material Intake at the Savannah River Site, (EA-97-12)Office of Enterprise Assessments
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DocumentDecember 5, 1997The Department of Energy (Department) has spent at least $76 million annually for field contractor employee support in Headquarters and other Federal agencies. The employees were to provide technical expertise and experience critical to Department operations and programs. Overall, the audit was performed to determine if the Department was managing the use of field contractor employees assigned to Headquarters and other Federal agencies. Specifically, it was to determine whether the Department reviews and evaluates the costs for the use of contractor employees, is reimbursed for contractors working at other Federal agencies, and had implemented corrective actions proposed as the result of a prior audit report on this subject.Office of Inspector General
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DocumentDecember 5, 1997Audit of the Department of Energy's Management of Field Contractor Employees Assigned to Headquarters and Other Federal AgenciesOffice of Inspector General
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DocumentDecember 4, 1997The Department, as of July 15, 1996, administered 7,452 grants. The Government's share or contribution for these grants was about $8 billion. Grants are used in those situations where the award is intended to serve a public purpose and where limited Federal involvement is anticipated. Departmental personnel have a responsibility to monitor the activities of a grantee to ensure that the intended programmatic goal is achieved and that funds are expended in accordance with the terms of the grant award. This is accomplished, in part, through the review and analysis of technical and financial reports prepared by the grant recipient. The objective of this audit was to determine whether the Department received final deliverables, detailing grantee accomplishments and expenditure of funds, in accordance with Federal and Departmental policies and procedures.Office of Inspector General
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DocumentDecember 4, 1997Audit of Departmental Receipt of Final Deliverables for Grant AwardsOffice of Inspector General
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December 2, 1997The NEPA process resulted in enforceable mitigation commitments for biological and cultural resources.Office of NEPA Policy and Compliance
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December 1, 1997Proposed Title Transfer of East Tennessee Technology Park Land and FacilitiesOffice of NEPA Policy and Compliance
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December 1, 1997Proposed Title Transfer of East Tennessee Park Land and FacilitiesOffice of NEPA Policy and Compliance