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

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.

The first production unit of the B61-12 Life Extension Program canned subassembly was certified by Y-12 National Security Complex four months early.

NNSA Administrator Lisa E. Gordon-Hagerty addressed the federal workforce at an All Hands meeting last month at DOE headquarters in Washington.

NNSA Administrator Lisa E. Gordon-Hagerty visited Washington, D.C.'s National Building Museum for its exhibit about the Manhattan Project's cities.

Each year, NNSA Defense Programs awards are presented to NNSA employees who have shown outstanding support of the Stockpile Stewardship program.

More than 100 experts gathered at Y-12 National Security Complex to discuss methods of dealing with aging nuclear security infrastructure.

Members of Y-12 National Security Complex’s protective force have a collaborative training relationship with the U.S. Marines.

He is a participant in the NNSA Graduate Fellowship Program, a unique opportunity for recent graduates to join the Nuclear Security Enterprise.

Jahleel Hudson in NNSA’s Office of Defense Programs spoke about Strategic Partnership Programs – relationships between NNSA and outside organizations.

The Y-12 National Security Complex has developed a technology that uses microwave sintering, bonding, and assembly techniques for manufacturing metal.

At NNSA’s National Laboratories and sites, research supporting our vital nuclear security missions spans the entire electromagnetic spectrum.

Y-12 National Security Complex adds housing the nation’s certified reference samples to its responsibilities.

As Y-12 National Security Campus celebrates its diamond anniversary, staff are preparing to host the Secret City tours on June 8.

NNSA and NASA joined forces to develop a power source able to support deep space travel and outlast existing fuel sources.

In recognition of Inventor’s Month, we are taking a look back at some timeless technologies developed across the Nuclear Security Enterprise.

Dale Christenson has been named the Department of Energy’s Federal Project Director of the Year for 2017. He works on the Uranium Processing Facility.

The Uranium Processing Facility project has been authorized to start construction on three main buildings.