DOE, landlord contractor break ground on new Hanford fire station

By ExchangeMonitor

Construction of a new fire hall at the Hanford Site in Washington state gets underway in October and could be finished sometime in spring 2027, the Department of Energy said Tuesday. In a news release, DOE’s Office of Environmental Management said the long-planned…

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