Five companies land DOE agreements for low-level waste

By ExchangeMonitor

Five companies were picked this week by the Department of Energy’s nuclear cleanup office to receive basic ordering agreements to handle nationwide low-level and mixed low-level commercial waste treatment services.
The companies announced Thursday by DOE’s…

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