Vol. 8, No. 84
Contracts & Procurement
Perma-Fix profitable in second quarter; was part of losing Hanford bidder; expects news on $45-billion tank waste contract by September
Perma-Fix, Atlanta, turned a profit in the second quarter of the year as revenues rose and the company regained what its CEO called pre-pandemic momentum. On a call with investors last week, CEO Mark Duff also said that Perma-Fix is on a team fighting to force the Department of Energy and the court system to […]
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Uranium Enrichment & Fuel Cycle
Centrus CFO to retire by end of month
After almost four years on the job, Philip Strawbridge on Aug. 4 announced he would retire as Centrus Energy Corp.’s chief financial officer by the end of the month. Strawbridge, who was 64 when he took the job, has served as a senior vice president, chief financial officer, chief administrative officer and treasurer of Centrus […]
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Nuclear Weapons & Stockpile
Department of Labor to host illness-compensation seminar for current, former nuclear weapons workers
The Department of Labor will host an informational session next week in Ohio for current and former nuclear weapons workers who may qualify for federal financial compensation for on-the-job illnesses, the agency said Tuesday. Labor will host the seven-hour session about the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act on Aug. 16 at a hotel […]