Listing of Nevada National Security Site-related blogs and press release

The Feds Feed Families program has impassioned employees in Nevada.

NNSA Adminsitrator Lisa E. Gordon-Hagerty continued her tour of the Nuclear Security Enterprise with a visit to the Nevada National Security Site.

NNSA announced the completion of the Argus security project at the Device Assembly Facility at the Nevada National Security Site.

NNSA welcomed a new technological capability to exchange real-time voice, data, and video information during nuclear or radiological emergencies.

NNSA will host a Nuclear Security Enterprise virtual job fair Wednesday, Aug. 26, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (EDT)

Lisa E. Gordon-Hagerty plans to make her way across the Nation to visit the agency’s eight labs, plants and sites by year’s end.

Scott Wade of the Nevada National Security Site supervises of environmental management activities by day and writes fiction by night.

NNSS safety oversight representative donates a precious commodity—his time—to help youth learn cyber ethics.

Les Winfield of the Nevada Field Office supervised the purchase of three fixed-wing aircraft to support the nuclear incident response mission.

In addition to camping and hiking, scout master and former Eagle Scout helps them better understand radiation.

Tony Santo Domingo is grateful for his experience at the Nevada National Security Site and is excited about becoming a successful leader in NNSA.

NNSA completes an assessment of M&O partners’ effectiveness in meeting the performance expectations.

NNSA Administrator Lisa E. Gordon-Hagerty attended the Nuclear Security Enterprise Day at the University of Michigan and spoke to interested students.

NNSA will conduct low-altitude helicopter flights over the Las Vegas Strip and its surrounding areas Dec. 29 and 31.

Planes will be used by Aerial Measuring System teams to measure air and ground contamination following a nuclear or radiological accident or incident.

NNSA Administrator Lisa E. Gordon-Hagerty joined Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur at The University of Toledo Oct. 7 for Nuclear Security Enterprise Day.

NNSA will host several more recruiting events at colleges and universities across the country this fall.

Eleven NNSA employees receives the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) in a ceremony at the White House.

ising stars of nuclear security have been singled out for their excellence and named recipients of the Presidential Early Career Award.

NNSA and its contracting partners have launched a nationwide recruitment initiative.

Its project, called KRUSTY, could someday long-term stays on the surfaces of other worlds.

A look at the July 11 hiring event being held in Arlington, Virginia.

NNSA participated in Military Invention Day at the National Museum of American History.

NNSA completed the second phase of the SPE at Nevada National Security Site

NNSA released three strategic documents to guide efforts across the Nuclear Security Enterprise.