Idaho Cleanup Facility Likely Breaches Cost Cap: DOE IG

By Chris Schneidmiller

The Department of Energy has likely exceeded its expense estimate for building an Idaho Cleanup Project facility by $181 million, breaching the cost cap of $571 million in the wake of a mishap that shut down the plant during testing in 2012, the DOE Inspector…

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