INFRASTRUCTURE
DOE Awards Paducah Infrastructure Support Services Contract
DOE EM | 12/10/2020
The
U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) awarded Swift & Staley, Inc., a
small business, the new Paducah Infrastructure Support Services Contract
(PAD Infrastructure). The PAD Infrastructure contract is a major
procurement for the Paducah EM Mission Work. DOE determined that Swift
& Staley’s proposal provides the best value to the Government
considering Technical Approach, Key Personnel and
Organization, Past Performance, and Price.
This
is a hybrid contract containing Firm-Fixed-Price, Labor Hour, Cost
Reimbursement, and Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ)
contract line items numbers (CLINs). The period of performance will be 5
years, that includes a 60 day transition period, 34 month base period
and 24 month option period. The contract is valued at $159,693,804 over
the five-year period of
performance.
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ECA TO HOST FIRST WEBINAR UNDER ECA'S NEW NUCLEAR INITIATIVE
5 DAYS LEFT TO REGISTER!
The Building the Nuclear Energy Future webinar will be held virtually on Wednesday, December 16, 2020, from 12:00 - 3:30 PM ET.
Hear exclusive insights from our list of speakers:
Jim Conca, Chief Technical Officer for UFA Ventures, Inc.
Mary Pietrzyk, Director, Stakeholder Strategy and Engagement, NEI
Suzy Hobbs Baker, Creative Director, Fastest Path to Zero
Jessica Lovering, Founder, Good Energy Collective (Invited)
David Reeploeg, Executive Director, Hanford Communities and Vice President for Federal Programs, TRIDEC
Ron S. Faibish, Sr. Director of Strategic Development, Nuclear Technologies and Materials, General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems
Seth Kirshenberg, Executive Director, Energy Communities Alliance
Mark Gilbertson, Associate Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Regulatory and Policy Affairs, DOE-EM
Amy Lientz, Director, Supply Chain - Energy Industry, Idaho National Laboratory
Registration for this event is free.
SUPPLY CHAIN
URANIUM MANAGEMENT: Actions to Mitigate Risks to Domestic Supply Chain Could Be Better Planned and Coordinated
GAO Report | 12/10/2020
The
National Nuclear Security Administration relies on the commercial
uranium industry to produce uranium for nuclear weapons and other
national security missions. Under international agreements such uranium
must be mined in the U.S. and enriched using U.S. technology. However,
the U.S. has not had the capability to produce such uranium since 2013.
The
U.S. released a new national strategy to address the concerns expressed
by domestic uranium industry and support new uranium production.
However, the strategy could be improved—for instance, by identifying the
resources needed to carry it out. We recommended strategy improvements and more.
NATIONAL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT
NUCLEAR FUEL
Read about DOE's High Level Waste Interpretation
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Download ECA’s Key Points and FAQs on the issue to better understand
what ECA believes are the potential benefits of implementation.
Interested in learning more? Read the ECA report “Making Informed Decisions on DOE's Proposed High Level Waste Definition” at www.energyca.org/publications
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