Fluor-BWXT Inks $690M Extension With DOE for Portsmouth Environmental Work

By Staff Reports

More than a year after announcing its plans to keep incumbent cleanup contractor Fluor-BWXT on the job at the Portsmouth Site in Ohio, the Department of Energy has executed a potential $690-million extension that could run until late March 2023. The final agreement,…

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