Even during the holiday season, safety remained a top priority, reminding both workers and the community that looking out for one another is the greatest gift of all. #ThrowbackThursday#SRSHistory#SafetyFirst
Captured on December 19, 1969, this holiday display at the Savannah River Plant perfectly blends festive cheer with a meaningful message. A dog dressed as Santa stands next to a sign that reads, “Happy Holidays… and 0 Injuries in 1970.”
Join us for an unforgettable College Night event where students’ dreams meet opportunities. Mark your calendars and get ready to explore thousands of colleges and universities in one local setting.
📅Thursday, Sept. 3
📍Augusta Convention Center
🕛 5-8 p.m.
Captured on December 27, 1951, this image depicts a fire demonstration at the Savannah River Plant, where employees received hands-on emergency response training. #ThrowbackThursday#SRSHistory#SafetyFirst
SAVE THE DATE! Join us for an unforgettable College Night event where students’ dreams meet opportunities. Mark your calendars and get ready to explore thousands of college and universities in one local setting. Some colleges will offer on-the-spot offers and free applications!
We are taking a major step forward to strengthen America’s leadership in artificial intelligence and expand reliable energy generation.
Today, NNSA announced the selection of @amentum_corp to enter negotiations for a phased lease to develop a 1-gigawatt AI data center and up to 2-gigawatts of on-site energy generation at the Savannah River Site (@SRSNews) in South Carolina.
By pairing critical AI infrastructure with dedicated on-site power, this proposed public-private partnership aligns with President Trump’s goals to power America’s AI advantage and protect utility ratepayers from cost-shifting.
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Interns with Fluor stood in front of the Savannah River Plutonium Processing Facility during their visit to the Savannah River Site on June 10 for tours and briefings covering the site’s various national security missions.
These practices helped ensure that operational progress was balanced with care for the surrounding ecosystem, laying the groundwork for the sustainability efforts we continue today. #ThrowbackThursday#SRSHistory#EnvironmentalStewardship
Captured on March 31, 1971, this photo highlights early tree‑farming efforts at the Savannah River Plant—demonstrating a long‑standing commitment to responsible land management and environmental stewardship.
By modernizing our fiber infrastructure, advancing responsible AI solutions, and participating in streamlining enterprise-wide access, we are not only supporting the mission of SRS, but also strengthening national security across the enterprise.
SRS is proud to be honored with @NNSANews CIO Achievement Awards! These awards reflect the dedication, expertise, and forward-thinking mindset of our workforce.
The national security of the United States will be forever stronger because of the passion and leadership of Sen. @LindseyGrahamSC.
On behalf of the entire National Security Enterprise, we mourn the loss of this great patriot.
Throughout his distinguished 31-year career in Congress, Senator Graham was an unwavering advocate for the National Nuclear Security Administration and the dedicated workforce at the @SRSNews in his home state of South Carolina.
His commitment to modernizing our nuclear security enterprise and confronting global threats left an indelible mark on our nation's defense posture. He was a true statesman whose service will be deeply missed throughout our community.
Our prayers are with his family, loved ones, and staff during this difficult time.
All concrete construction has been completed for Saltstone Disposal Unit 11, a mega-size disposal unit at #SRS built by @SRMCompletion. More on how SDUs are key components of the liquid waste cleanup program at SRS: https://t.co/kcYf1YuPpm
On November 30, 1951, this security‑themed cartoon reminded Savannah River Plant employees of a simple but vital message: protect what matters. Using humor to drive the point home reinforced that safeguarding information wasn’t just policy—it was everyone’s responsibility. #TBT
In the future, the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management will process the material at H Canyon, where it will be converted into high-assay low-enriched uranium (HALEU) to help power the next generation of advanced nuclear reactors.
🌍A major milestone for global nuclear security
SRS in partnership with NNSA and international allies, has successfully received the final shipment of highly enriched uranium removed from Venezuela's legacy RV-1 research reactor eliminating a significant proliferation risk.