Honeywell Sees Potential Opportunities in DOE Cleanup Contracts, VP Says

By Dan Leone

Honeywell, a top contractor for the Department of Energy’s nuclear weapons sites, also sees opportunities on the environmental remediation side of the federal agency’s operations, one newly reassigned executive said recently. Former Air Force colonel David…

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Energy Department Weighs Options on LANL Waste Stranded in Texas

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