NNSA News

NNSA's Office of Cost Policy and Analysis recently won an award for their modeling and analysis task to create a new budget process.

A group of new employees in the NNSA First Year Program got to see a display of vehicles and equipment used by NNSA’s Office of Secure Transportation.

April is “Volunteer Month” so NNSA is applauding team members who lend a helping hand to give back to their communities throughout the year.

NNSA’s Office of Secure Transportation headquarters recently celebrated the completion of a $3.9 million building with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

The Department of Energy's VET Success Program is specially-tailored to enhance their potential even more.

Tim Ault is part of the NNSA Graduate Fellowship Program, a unique opportunity for recent graduates to join the Nuclear Security Enterprise.

NNSA and the Romanian National Commission for Nuclear Activities Control commemorated a decade of radiological security work this week in Romania.

Last month, team members from across the nation gathered for in-depth classroom and field training as part of the Radiological Assistance Program.

A 13-year-old girl wrote NNSA asking if she could someday become a Nuclear Material Courier. The answer is yes!

NNSA's Transuranic Waste Facility project team received the Department of Energy Secretary’s Project Management Achievement Award.

The Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority Industrial Pretreatment Program recently presented NNSA and Sandia with "Gold Awards."

NNSA and partners gather in Atlanta to promote radiological security and reduce the risk of radiological terrorism.

NNSA awarded Kaylyn Peters with the 2018 Linton F. Brooks Medal for Dedication to Public Service in a ceremony at DOE Headquarters.

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.

In her role on the B61-12 Life Extension Program, U.S. Air Force Maj. Briana Lee is a linchpin between NNSA and the Department of Defense.

Terry Wallace Jr., Director of Los Alamos National Laboratory, shares what's at the heart of STEM outreach for his Lab.

Jennifer Beveridge is a fellow in the NNSA Graduate Fellowship Program, which allows recent graduates to join the Nuclear Security Enterprise.

A record number of participants attended this year’s Stewardship Science Academic Programs Symposium.

NNSA works with international partners to build the technical nuclear forensics capability needed to prevent nuclear smuggling.

Space-based nuclear explosion sensors are a vital U.S. capability to both monitor compliance with treaties.

Two of NNSA's Office of Secure Transportation team members returned to their home -- Puerto Rico -- to volunteer for FEMA.

Bill Goldstein, Director of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, lays out the key STEM education programs that help his Lab ensure a STEM future.

NNSA and its partners plan to raise awareness of the security benefits of the alternative, non-radioactive source-based irradiators.

Women’s History Month took center stage during a recent panel at NNSA headquarters in Washington, D.C.

The ORS 2020 Cities Initiative focuses on enhancing radiological security in major U.S. cities by 2020.