DOE officially listening to development offers on Hanford land

The Department of Energy said Friday it is seeking offers from ventures interested in developing energy or advanced manufacturing or computing projects on up to 3,700 acres of available land at the Hanford Site in Richland, Wash.
DOE’s Office of Environmental…

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