US SB3828

Establishes the "Network of National Laboratories for Environmental Management and Stewardship," a steering committee of six Core National Laboratories (Idaho, Los Alamos, Oak Ridge, Pacific Northwest, Sandia, and Savannah River) to develop treatment technologies and disposal methods for DOE nuclear waste cleanup sites

Authorizes $55 million annually starting in fiscal year 2027 for technology development activities and $3 million annually for Network operations and coordination

Creates the "Interagency Advisory Group on Technology Excellence in Environmental Cleanup" to coordinate technology transfer among National Laboratories, DOE offices, EPA, NRC, and other federal agencies

Requires the Office of Science and Office of Environmental Management to enter a memorandum of understanding within 1 year and conduct workshops to identify basic research needs for environmental cleanup

Mandates a biennial "Technology Development and Deployment Framework" outlining science and technology objectives, and amends existing law to require corrective action plans with independent review when cleanup projects experience cost or schedule overruns