BWXT CEO Upbeat About Keeping Hanford Tank Award, Eyes Other DOE Biz

By Wayne Barber

Although the Department of Energy has put the award on hold, BWX Technologies President and CEO Rex Geveden likes his company’s chances of retaining the potential $13-billion Tank Closure Contract at the Hanford Site in Washington state. “We feel good about…

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