DOE Cleanup Chief Picks Her Permanent Top Deputy

U.S. Energy Department veteran Mark Gilbertson has officially been named principal deputy assistant secretary (PDAS) for the agency’s Office of Environmental Management (EM).
The move was announced in a Nov. 20 email to Energy Department officials from Assistant…

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Environmental Liability Continues to Rise at DOE Complex

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Feds Threaten Lawsuit Over Hanford Workers’ Comp Law

Savannah River Paramilitary Contract RFP Expected by Late January

Energy Dept. Issues $135M Contract for WIPP Ventilation System

Bechtel Appoints New Nuclear Safety, Operations Chief

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Four Hanford Tech Services Contracts Issued

Citizens Board Asks DOE to Increase Solar Energy Usage at Savannah River

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DOE-EM’s Tim Walsh on Cleanup Priorities

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DOE gauges vendor interest in recovering critical materials from cleanup sites

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