Energy and water development appropriations for 1990: hearings before a subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, One Hundred First Congress, first session, Partie 5U.S. Government Printing Office, 1989 |
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... Cost of Work for Others is $ 134.6 million , which under DOE's full cost recovery concept , will generate $ 151.7 million in revenues . An additional $ 77 million in other revenues will be generated from the sale of incidental ...
... Cost of Work for Others is $ 134.6 million , which under DOE's full cost recovery concept , will generate $ 151.7 million in revenues . An additional $ 77 million in other revenues will be generated from the sale of incidental ...
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... Cost of Work for Others is $ 134.6 million , which under DOE's full cost recovery concept , will generate $ 151.7 million in revenues . An additional $ 77 million in other revenues will be generated from the sale of incidental ...
... Cost of Work for Others is $ 134.6 million , which under DOE's full cost recovery concept , will generate $ 151.7 million in revenues . An additional $ 77 million in other revenues will be generated from the sale of incidental ...
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... cost recovery by the program . I apologize to the committee for not noti- fying you prior to our submission , but ... COST OF WORK FOR OTHERS Mrs. SMITH . Thank you , Mr. Chairman . Welcome back , Dr. Davenport , and welcome to all of ...
... cost recovery by the program . I apologize to the committee for not noti- fying you prior to our submission , but ... COST OF WORK FOR OTHERS Mrs. SMITH . Thank you , Mr. Chairman . Welcome back , Dr. Davenport , and welcome to all of ...
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... cost - effective and efficient options for controlling precursor emissions associated with acid deposition . The scope of programs to be reviewed for developing advice include fully funded and cost - shared projects of the Department of ...
... cost - effective and efficient options for controlling precursor emissions associated with acid deposition . The scope of programs to be reviewed for developing advice include fully funded and cost - shared projects of the Department of ...
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... Cost of Work for Others , DA to provide funding for the new Isotope program . FY90 transfer to Isotope Production , IPD , from Cost of Work for Others , DA to provide funding for the new Isotope program . E / -21,741 -298 F / FY90 ...
... Cost of Work for Others , DA to provide funding for the new Isotope program . FY90 transfer to Isotope Production , IPD , from Cost of Work for Others , DA to provide funding for the new Isotope program . E / -21,741 -298 F / FY90 ...
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1990 budget request activities Administration advanced reactor analysis appropriate areas assistance audit AVLIS BA COMP Berg Bevill Biofuels BOGGS CAPITAL EQUIPMENT Committee Congress construction continue contractor cost Defense Department of Energy Department's DOE's economic efforts electric Energy Research Energy Systems Environment environmental facilities Fazio Federal fiscal year 1990 fuel FY 1990 budget FY 90 STR FY90 transfer HUNTER increase industry initiative Integral Fast Reactor Isotope issues licensing Light Water Reactor Magnetic Fusion MAGNETIC FUSION ENERGY million minority MYERS National Laboratory Novak nuclear energy Nuclear Regulatory Commission Nuclear Waste Office photovoltaic plans plasma potential power systems production renewable energy repository requirements research and development Rousso Safety and Health schedule Secretary solar storage STR BA Superconducting Super Collider superconductivity technical TFTR tokamak TOTAL TRANSFER IN FY Uranium Enrichment utilities Yucca Mountain
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