Corporate Support

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The major activities in the Corporate Support Business Line include the following: Perform the contract operations and oversight necessary to ensure that the agency obtains goods and services to support mission needs ($14,895K, 44 FTE). Provide rent and utilities for NRC HQ, regional offices, and the Technical Training Center, as well as subsidized rent and utilities for the space in Three White Flint North occupied by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the National Institutes of Health; building operations and maintenance; general building alterations; workstation modifications; space management and planning services; property management and labor services; housekeeping; guard services; security investigations; drug testing; security equipment and support; insider threat program; transportation services; transit subsidies; administrative service center Help Desk; print and publication services; transcription and adjudicatory hearing support; technical editing; graphic design; audiovisual services; postage and mail services; and office supplies ($77,772K, 63 FTE). Maintain and operate the agency's financial systems and manage budget development and execution, agency financial services, accounting and reporting activities, development of the annual fee rule, and administration of the internal control program ($30,674K, 81 FTE). Conduct human resource management activities; limited work-life services; employee relations; Strategic Workforce Planning; permanent change of station, including resident inspector moves; and support the execution of the President's Merit Hiring Plan through streamlined hiring processes, recruitment of early career and mid-career candidates, and utilization of analytics to assess workforce capacity and monitor merit reform compliance ($17,861K, 43 FTE). Manage the IT/IM portfolio, including the following ($101,996K, 165 FTE): - Develop, modernize, enhance, and maintain the IT systems and technology necessary to support business needs using cost-effective enterprise solutions and secure infrastructure technologies and services to enable the agency's mission and corporate functions. - Increase the agency data management maturity level and AI capabilities using modern capabilities to provide insights and support decision-making, in accordance with the NRC Data Strategy and Executive Order 14179, "Removing Barriers to American Leadership in Artificial Intelligence," and OMB Memorandum M-25-21 "Accelerating Federal Use of AI through Innovation, Governance, and Public Trust." - Maintain cybersecurity measures while securing the agency's IT assets through the continuous implementation of cybersecurity controls by developing and implementing cybersecurity policies and standards that: prevent, detect, and mitigate cybersecurity vulnerabilities, threats, and incidents; prevent unauthorized modification or disclosure of NRC information. 16 The list of activities described in the "Major Activities" section of each business line chapter in the FY 2027 budget request represents a subset of activities in the business line budget request. Resource amounts in parentheses will not add to the total resources for the business line FY 2027 Congressional Budget Justification | 51 CORPORATE SUPPORT - Ensure the effective adoption of modern technologies for the management, appropriate dissemination, retention, disposition, and archiving of Federal records, both physical and electronic, as well as continued conversion of permanent and high-value records and library collections into digital format. - Ensure transparency with stakeholders by promoting public access to publicly available agency information, enabling involvement in the agency's regulatory activities, and supporting essential information collections and implementation of the Freedom of Information Act. - Support enterprise architecture, capital planning, IT governance, and other functions of the Chief Information Officer. Maintain civil rights complaint and compliance processes and ensure prime and subcontract opportunities for small businesses to the maximum practicable extent, consistent with statutory requirements ($3,308K, 10 FTE). Provide agencywide policy formulation and guidance, legal advice and appellate adjudicatory support, and independent evaluations of agency programs and implementation of Commission policy directives; conduct congressional, protocol, and public affairs activities; provide management and oversight of agency programs; and support operation of the Commissioners' offices ($35,779K, 129 FTE). Maintain the agency's corporate support training infrastructure, including leadership development and project management and accountability training, financial management training, corporate-related external training and the operation of the Professional Development Center

Extracted from NRC, p. 12. Verbatim; nothing here is paraphrased.

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