DOE Lays Out Ambitious 10-Year Goals for Nuclear Cleanup

Within 10 years, the Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management hopes to have its vitrification plant humming at the Hanford Site in Washington state, with 40% of the tanks closed at the Savannah River Site in South Carolina and also be about done…

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Navarro Team Completes Transition at Hanford 222-S Lab

Small Rise in Weekly COVID Cases at DOE Nuclear Cleanup Office

DOE Seeks Extension of Bid Offers for Idaho Site, Sources Say

Former Hanford Services Contractor Settles Federal Fraud Case

Some EM Contracts Approaching Expiration Dates, Barring Extensions

Texas Could Keep Stranded Los Alamos TRU Through 2022

Competition on WIPP Operations Contract Starting Between Now and June, DOE Says

WIPP Hauler Should Stay Busy in Coming Years, DOE Says

DOE to Keep Focus on End State Contracting Model in 2021

New Mexico, DOE Sign Off on Federal Plan for DP Road Cleanup

DOE Says Restart of Underground Fan Poses Minimal Radiation Risk at WIPP

Wrap Up: Work Finished on 3 Old DOE Waste Structures at Hanford

Constructively Dissatisfied: 30 Minutes with Michael Lempke, President, Nuclear & Environmental Services, Huntington Ingalls Industries

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DOE hits 20% of DUF6 conversion at Portsmouth

Washington state extends Hanford’s sitewide comments until January

DOE reaches 20% of DUF6 conversion at Portsmouth so far

Hanford turns 250K gallons of liquid waste into glass

DOE marks 20th anniversary of Fernald cleanup

Wrap Up: Amentum opens HQ in Oak Ridge; Hanford’s old water plant demo starts; Deep Isolation gets Texas permit; more

Idaho cleanup boss ‘acting’ no more

WIR, state comment period address some of grout issues at Hanford

DOE contractors recover equipment from Y-12 legacy facility ahead of demolition

Wrap up: EM removes uranium mill tailings near Moab; SRPPF new gloveboxes; Holtec pauses fuel loading at Palisades

AtkinsRéalis’ Jeff Kendall on US Nuclear Growth

AtkinsRéalis’ Jack Craig on Nuclear Strategy

ECA’s Seth Kirshenberg on the State of Cleanup

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