To provide for the disposition of United States Government uranium inventories.

This bill establishes a structured schedule for how the United States government sells or transfers its excess stockpiles of uranium to the private market. It sets specific annual limits on the amount of uranium the government can release, gradually increasing the cap from three million pounds in 2009 to ten million pounds by 2013.

The legislation aims to provide stability to the domestic uranium mining industry by preventing the government from flooding the market with cheap inventory, which can fluctuate energy prices and impact local mining jobs. By requiring the Department of Energy to sell uranium through long-term contracts of at least three years, the bill seeks to ensure a predictable supply for nuclear power plants while protecting the economic interests of domestic fuel producers.