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NNSA report on LANL radiation leak?

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By scooby
NNSA report on LANL radiation leak?

Since the NNSA report on the multiple failures of the TA 55 security fence was made public, does anyone know when the report on the multiple failures of the LANSCE radiation safety controls will be released?

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Anonymous said…
Please, if you cannot or are un-able to respond in a professional manner please enter you"r comments on another blog. Some of us are trying to have a decent conversation.
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11/08/2012 9:21 AM
Anonymous said…
Please, if you cannot or are unable to respond in a professional manner please enter you're comments on another blog.
THANK YOU
11/08/2012 9:24 AM
Anonymous said…
Probably the same guy who keeps complaining about double standards for his posts getting deleted. As far as I'm concerned, not only are the deletions justified, but google needs to give blogger IP block capabilities to permanently ban certain individuals.
11/08/2012 9:36 AM
Anonymous said…
Word is that there were over a dozen barriers, that more than 80% of them failed and the rest were ineffective.
11/08/2012 2:42 PM
Anonymous said…
Would expect to see parts of this report enlarged to poster size for Congressional hearings.

Wonder if the combination of this safety failure with the multiple cost, schedule and performance failures of the TA 55 security project rises to the level of a "show cause" letter to the contractor?
11/09/2012 12:09 PM
Anonymous said…
The report has been posted to the DOE HSS website under Type A investigations for quite a while now.
11/15/2012 10:24 AM
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