Excerpt from Department of Energy Property Management Practices: Hearing Before the Environment, Energy, and Natural Resources Subcommittee of the Committee on Government Operations House of Representatives, One Hundred Third Congress Second Session, September 19, 1994
In addition to these issues, the publicized July 12, 1993, sale of nuclear fuel reprocessing equipment for by a major contractor at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory is fundamentally a property management issue, and concerns the process for disposal of surplus Government property. The buyer of this equipment also received from doe and its contractors, supporting documentation for the equipment. This technology is on the Militarily Critical Technologies List and, therefore.
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