The Department of Energy late last week awarded a nearly $4 million firm fixed price contract to CTI and Associates for demolition services at Oak Ridge’s K-732 switchyard in the East Tennessee Technology Park. The contract for the minority owned business falls under the 8(a) program. The contract includes demo work and recycling of materials, as well as two options. “The optional work for site characterization (Option 1) involves obtaining and testing samples of soil and other excavated materials to determine what, if any, levels of contamination are present at the site,” according to a DOE release. “The optional work for soil remediation (Option 2) involves removal of contaminated surface gravel and subsurface soils and replacing with clean material.”
DOE Awards Oak Ridge Demo Contract to CTI
Korte Construction awarded $52.4M contract for nuclear command facility
Korte Construction Co. has received a $52.4 million contract to build a nuclear command, control and communications acquisition management facility in Bedford, Mass., according to the Defense Department. The St. Louis, Mo.-based construction company was awarded a firm-fixed-price contract valued at $52,361,853, with a total cumulative face value of $55,415,514, the Pentagon’s Sept. 22 contract […]