Bechtel Seeks Permission to Install WTP Pipes

By Dan Leone

A 60-day public comment period opened Monday on Bechtel National’s plan to start installing pipes needed to clean up the Hanford Site’s low-activity liquid radioactive waste, according to regulatory filings made public this week.
If granted, the modification…

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