Despite Safety Breach, DOE Sees Little Risk in Contaminated Paducah Piping

By ExchangeMonitor

Fluor Federal Services, prime contractor for deactivation of the former Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant in Kentucky, got a wag of the finger from the Energy Department over a breach of criticality safeguards last year involving a pipe containing potentially damp…

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