RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS ON-SITE: 272 grams of plutonium and approximately 5.5 kilograms of uranium-235įORMER CONTRACTOR: Westinghouse Bettis Co. Navy personnel in their operation and maintenance. RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS ON-SITE: 1.15 kilograms of plutonium and less than one metric ton of uranium-235 4.0 metric tons of plutonium-239 and less than 10 metric tons of uranium-235 ĬONTRACTOR: University of Chicago and Argonne Universities Associationīettis Atomic Power Laboratory (West Mifflin, Pennsylvania)īUDGET: $354.8 million (100 percent defense-related) (2001)ĮMPLOYEES: 67 2,972 (as of 9/30/97)įUNCTION: Designs, builds and tests prototype naval nuclear reactors and trains U.S. SIZE: 1,704 acres (2.7 square miles) īUDGET: $342.8 million ANL-East (9.3 percent defense-related) $71.0 million ANL-West (6.8 percent defense-related) (2001)ĮMPLOYEES: 315 3,862 (as of 9/30/97)įUNCTION: Conducts research on advanced nuclear reactor technologies. (Argonne, IL, 22 miles southwest of downtown Chicago, and Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory, Idaho ) RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS ON-SITE: 15.5 grams of plutonium and 31 grams of uranium-235ĬONTRACTOR: Iowa State University (formerly Iowa State College) Government chose to release information on these inventories.īUDGET: $23.1 million (5.6 percent defense-related) (2001)ĮMPLOYEES: 0 375 (as of 9/30/97)įUNCTION: Conducts basic research on nuclear materials and nuclear waste remediation These figures were accurate as of Septem(plutonium) and December 1996 (uranium), the last time the U.S. Both categories exclude materials designated as radioactive waste (including 3,919 kilograms of plutonium).
deployed weapons), and materials in spent fuel and irradiated fuel targets. Accounting data for stored quantities of plutonium and highly-enriched uranium exclude (for uranium) materials in intact nuclear weapons, materials not in Department of Energy custody (e.g. Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action Programįacility budget data reflect actual expenditures in 2001 (expressed in constant 2002 dollars). For information on formerly utilized sites, see the section below on transitional/closed facilities or visit the U.S. You can choose between a basic overview by function or a detailed overview by state and facility (data accurate as of 1996). Interactive map guides to the current and historical United States nuclear weapons and naval nuclear propulsion complex are available courtesy of the Office of Environmental Management at the U.S. These project pages should be considered historical. Nuclear Weapons Since 1940 edited by Stephen I. Nuclear Weapons Cost Study Project was completed in August 1998 and resulted in the book Atomic Audit: The Costs and Consequences of U.S.
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