Listing of Y-12 National Security Complex-related blogs and press releases

M&O that runs the Pantex Plant and Y-12 National Security Complex receives its FY 2019 performance evaluation.

NNSA has authorized the start of installation construction of the Calciner Project at the Y-12 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.

Scott Hawks, a 3D-printing enthusiast, leapt at the opportunity to do good with his hobby by creating PPE frames.

Y-12 National Security Complex recently invested more than $1 million in upgrades to its Materials Testing Laboratory.

NNSA's NPO and CNS held a healthy competition recently.

NNSA OKs the conceptual design and cost range for a new lithium processing building at the Y-12 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.

A team of Y-12 employees was recently recognized for the outstanding work in deactivating 16 uranium processing systems in Building 9206.

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

NNSA's Uranium Processing Facility Project made progress with the recent completion of a new electrical substation at Y-12 National Security Complex.

Y-12 engineer awarded for Best Technical Paper for Early Career Nuclear Criticality Safety Professional at conference in Paris.

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.

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

The DOE Mile is a friendly competition between labs, plants, and sites across the Department of Energy. It is May 7.

An NNSA program that prepares first responders in the event of the theft of radioactive material observed 10 years of operation.

NNSA and its Management and Operating partners will host their first-ever Nuclear Security Enterprise Day at the Georgia Institute of Technology.

Construction crews at UPF celebrated completion of the structural frame on the Mechanical Electrical Building.

Experts from NNSA collaborated with the Federal Emergency Management Agency on best practices in dealing with “dirty bombs.”

An estimated 1,700 candidates attended the first-ever NNSA-wide job fair in Arlington, Virginia.

Throngs of job seekers braved frigid temperatures in Arlington, Virginia, Jan. 31 for a chance to work in the Nuclear Security Enterprise.

Two of NNSA’s Life Extension Programs recently reached major milestones. Quality assurance professionals were on hand to mark these historic moments.