Nuclear Weapons Complex: Improving DOE's Management of the Environmental Cleanup

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Report Type	Reports and Testimonies
Report Date	March 30, 1992
Report No.	T-RCED-92-43
Subject	Atomic energy defense activities Cost analysis Environmental monitoring Environmental policies Future budget projections Management information systems Nuclear waste management Nuclear weapons plants Pollution control Prioritizing Environmental cleanups DOE Environmental Restoration and Waste Management Five-Year Plan DOE Environmental Restoration Priority System DOE Progress Tracking System

Summary:

Sound, credible management systems are essential to the Department of Energy's (DOE) cleanup of the nation's nuclear weapons complex. Addressing the environmental problems created by nearly half a century of nuclear weapons production is a herculean task. DOE and Congress will need to make hard choices between the weapons complex cleanup and other national needs. Management systems to set priorities, estimate project costs, and track programs will be critical to this decision-making. While DOE is making progress on these systems, further steps are necessary to improve the prioritization system and determine how it will be used, refine how DOE estimates costs, and complete and expand the Progress Tracking System.

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Nuclear Weapons Complex: Improving DOE's Management of the Environmental Cleanup