At Savannah River

By Mike Nartker

Saltstone Operations Shut Down After Elevated Mercury Levels Found WC Monitor 5/29/2015 Operations at Savannah River’s Saltstone facilities remain shut down after the site’s liquid waste contractor, Savannah River Remediation, found elevated mercury…

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Table of Contents

At Savannah River

By Mike Nartker
At Portsmouth

By Mike Nartker
LATA Names New President and CEO

By Mike Nartker
INTERVIEW: DOE-Savannah River Manager Dave Moody

By Mike Nartker
Wastren Advantage Wins Hanford 222-S Lab Contract

By Mike Nartker
Senate Panel Wants DOE to Employ ‘Owner’s Agent’ at Hanford Vit Plant

By Mike Nartker
Senate Bill Would Require Including Emergency Preparedness in Award Fee Evaluations

By Mike Nartker
CHPRC Fires Back at Subcontractor Suing Over K Basin Annex Project

By Mike Nartker
Ohio Lawmakers Press DOE to Avoid Portsmouth Layoffs in 2016

By Mike Nartker
Washington Closure Hanford Gets One-Year Contract Extension

By Mike Nartker
DOE IG Suggests Improvements to Portsmouth Nuclear Material Accountability

By Mike Nartker
Better Management of Spare Parts Needed at DOE Sites, IG Says

By Mike Nartker
At Richland

By Mike Nartker
Wrap Up

By Mike Nartker