  Most ongoing supersymmetry searches have concentrated on the high-energy
frontier. High-intensity fixed target beamlines, however, offer an opportunity
to search for supersymmetric particles with long lifetimes and low
cross-sections in regions complementary to the ones accessible to collider
experiments. In this paper, we consider R-parity violating supersymmetry
searches for the lightest neutralino and use the NuTeV experiment as an example
for the experimental sensitivity which can be achieved.
