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Congressional investigators say the U.S. agency in charge of maintaining the nation’s nuclear arsenal is not consistent when it comes to tracking small construction projects, making it difficult to prevent cost overruns. The Government Accountability Office warned in a report released Thursday that even fewer projects will go under the microscope if officials raise the dollar limit for what qualifies as a small project. The National Nuclear Security Administration says raising the threshol...

Congressional investigators say the U.S. agency in charge of maintaining the nation’s nuclear arsenal is not consistent when it comes to tracking small construction projects, making it difficult to prevent cost overruns. The Government Accountability Office warned in a report released Thursday that even fewer projects will go under the microscope if officials raise the dollar limit for what qualifies as a small project. The National Nuclear Security Administration says raising the threshol...

Congressional investigators say the U.S. agency in charge of maintaining the nation’s nuclear arsenal is not consistent when it comes to tracking small construction projects, making it difficult to prevent cost overruns

The National Nuclear Security Administration says raising the threshold for what qualifies as a small project would allow the agency to address issues without seeking specific congressional authorization or appropriations.

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National Nuclear Security Administration officials may not have the information they need to manage and assess project performance, investigators said.

Nuclear safety advocates say its part of an increasing frequency of employees being contaminated through mishaps or even normal workdays as the lab pushes to make pits that can detonate

Sponsor Jamie Cassutt said she intends to spend more time studying the issue along with new councilor Alma Castro.

There was no evidence of anyone being contaminated or breathing in any radioactive toxins in the Nov. 6 incident, the safety board said.

There was no evidence of anyone being contaminated or breathing in any radioactive toxins in the Nov. 6 incident, the safety board said.