AT OAK RIDGE

By Mike Nartker

TRU SHIPMENTS TO WIPP COULD RESUME NEXT MONTH After a pause of more than two years, Oak Ridge could begin resuming transuranic waste shipments to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant next month, though that schedule could be impacted by a fire that occurred this week…

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HANFORD VIT PLANT AT RISK FOR NEW COST GROWTH, REPORT SAYS

By Mike Nartker
FLUOR-B&W PORTSMOUTH SEES FEE DROP IN FY13

By Mike Nartker
WIPP OPERATIONS HALTED AFTER FIRE; LANL STILL HOPING TO MEET TRU GOAL

By Mike Nartker
HOUSE ARMED SERVICES GOP, DEMS RAISE CONCERNS ABOUT DNFSB STRIFE

By Mike Nartker
LAWMAKERS ASK DOE TO RECONSIDER URANIUM TRANSFERS

By Mike Nartker
DUF6 CONTRACTOR BWCS EARNS 66 PERCENT OF AVAILABLE FY’13 FEE

By Mike Nartker
AT RIVER PROTECTION

By Mike Nartker
AT OAK RIDGE

By Mike Nartker
AT RICHLAND

By Mike Nartker
NEVADA-DOE WORKING GROUP ON U-233 DISPOSAL MEETS FOR SECOND TIME

By Mike Nartker
DOE DRAWS CLOSER TO DECISION ON PLANS FOR PORTS., PADUCAH INFRASTRUCTURE

By Mike Nartker
PORTAGE EARNS 96 PERCENT OF FY’13 AWARD FEE FOR MOAB WORK

By Mike Nartker
WRAP UP

By Mike Nartker