BWXT CEO Seeks to Bolster Profits at Nuclear Cleanup Segment

By Dan Leone

Revenue at the BWX Technologies business focused on the Energy Department’s Cold War cleanup program rose more than 15 percent last year as part of a generally strong 2016, the company reported Monday. The Lynchburg, Va., company derives the preponderance of…

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