  Using H2+ ions is expected to mitigate the two major impediments to
accelerating very high currents in cyclotrons, due to lower space charge at
injection, and stripping extraction. Planning for peak currents of 10 particle
milliamps at 800 MeV/amu, these cyclotrons can generate adequate neutrino
fluxes for Decay-At-Rest (DAR) studies of neutrino oscillation and CP
violation. The Injector Cyclotron, at 60 MeV/amu can also provide adequate
fluxes of electron antineutrinos from 8Li decay for sterile neutrino searches
in existing liquid scintillator detectors at KamLAND or SNO+. This paper
outlines programs for designing and building these machines.
