Concerns Loom Over SRS Salt Waste Processing Facility’s Operational Readiness

By Staff Reports

The Department of Energy has “serious concerns” over the lack of corrective actions its contractor is taking to prepare the multi-million-dollar Salt Waste Processing Facility for startup at the Savannah River Site in Aiken, S.C. Specifically, the federal agency…

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