Cleanup & Remediation

Despite Hanford Rad Contamination Spread, CH2M Earns 89% of Award Fee

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CH2M Hill Plateau Remediation Co. lost fee money for fiscal 2017 over a spread of radioactive contamination at the Hanford Site, but still brought in $9.9 million from the Department of Energy. That is 89 percent of the nearly $11.1 million available for the budget…

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