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Fuel Cycle

Fuel-cycle work sits close to the center of nuclear export-control policy. The technologies involved are sensitive, the international interest is real, and the analysis rewards precision.

Across regulatory boundaries

Sensitive process technology, equipment movement, international supply arrangements, and production access frequently bring Part 810, NRC Part 110, EAR, and physical and information-security considerations into the same conversation.

How we help

We analyze how Part 810 and NRC Part 110 apply to sensitive process technology and equipment, develop authorization and licensing strategies that reconcile the two, build Technology Control Plans for production and laboratory environments, and establish access and recordkeeping controls that survive audit.

Where export controls usually show up

  • Sensitive process and equipment information with narrow sharing paths
  • International supply arrangements and qualification programs
  • Foreign-national access in production and laboratory environments
  • Coordination between Part 810 and NRC Part 110 requirements
  • Technology transfer within multinational corporate structures
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You do not need to know which regulation applies before contacting us. Describe the project, collaboration, or decision in front of you. We analyze what applies, develop a workable strategy, and help you put the controls, documentation, and approvals in place.