BWXT earnings dip but revenue up; company sees no Hanford biz resolution this year

By Wayne Barber

Earnings fell at BWX Technologies, Lynchburg, Va., in the second quarter, and the nuclear services company does not expect a quick resolution to a challenge of a $45-billion joint venture contract to manage the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site in Washington…

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