Y-12 National Security Complex protective force contractor WSI-Oak Ridge said this week that it found "no evidence of intentional wrongdoing" after it investigated allegations that a supervisor attempted to help guards cheat on exams and inspections, and a DOE spokesperson said the Department was not pursuing the matter. WSI Spokeswoman Courtney Henry said WSI responded early to an Aug. 31 "cure" notice from Y-12 contractor B&W Y-12 that, prompted by the cheating allegations that occurred in the wake of an unprecedented July 28 security breach at Y-12, notified WSI that it would terminate its contract for default if"actions are not taken to address all of the issues to date."
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