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Holtec Tops Two Competitors for TPBAR Transport Contract

By Photo of Dan Leone

Holtec International beat two competitors to take a roughly $4.8 million, firm-fixed-priced contract to design and build transportation equipment for tritium-producing burnable absorber rods, a spokesperson for the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory said Friday.
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