DOE Extending North Wind’s TRU Work Up to 24 Months at Oak Ridge

By Staff Reports

The Department of Energy is extending North Wind Solutions’ transuranic waste processing work by up to 24 months at the Oak Ridge Site in Tennessee, according to a recently-posted notice on a federal procurement website. The DOE issued its justification for issuing…

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