0204-121, Delegation Order No. 0204-121 to the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Naval Reactors
Rescinded By:
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Section 1
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
DELEGATION ORDER NO. 0204-121
TO THE DEPUTY ASSISTANT SECRETARY
FOR NAVAL REACTORS
Pursuant to the authority vested in me as Secretary of Energy and by section 642 of the
Department of Energy Organization Act (Pub. L. 95-91), there is hereby delegated to the Deputy
Assistant Secretary for Naval Reactors continuing authority to take the following actions pursuant
to section 91.b. of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, and National Security Decision
Memorandum 182 (July 31, 1972):
1. Authorize the transfer of special nuclear material to the Department of the Navy (except
for the Navy Facilities Engineering Command, NAVFAC) in such quantities and at such
times as necessary for cores for new military reactors and for replacement cores for
existing military reactors, and for miscellaneous purposes (other than use in atomic
weapons), for which material, fabrication, and new reactors the Congress shall have
authorized funds.
2. Authorize the Department of the Navy to manufacture, produce or acquire utilization
facilities (nuclear powered ships) for which Congress shall have authorized funds.
The authority delegated herein to the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Naval Reactors may not be
redelegated.
In exercising the authority delegated by this Order, the delegate shall be governed by the rules and
regulations of DOE and the policies and procedures prescribed by the Secretary or his delegate(s).
All actions pursuant to any authority delegated prior to this Order or pursuant to any authority
delegated by this Order taken prior to and in effect on the date of this Order are hereby confirmed
and ratified and shall remain in full force and effect as if taken under this Order, unless or until
rescinded, amended, or superseded.
This Order is effective August 26, 1987.
/s/
John S. Herrington
Secretary of Energy
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