BWXT touts re-award, hopes for Hanford waste contract transition this year

By ExchangeMonitor

Despite protests by a rival, a team led by BWX Technologies has now twice won a $45 billion Department of Energy liquid waste contract at the Hanford Site in Washington state, which shows it is a “superior” proposal, CEO Rex Geveden said Monday during an earnings…

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