Vol. 4, No. 46

AECOM Cites Record Revenue, Net Loss in Fiscal 2019

AECOM, the international infrastructure company that is preparing its exit from contracting for the U.S. Energy Department, on Tuesday reported record annual revenue of almost $20.2 billion for fiscal 2019. The annual revenue is up 2% from $20.15 billion in fiscal 2018, according to AECOM. But the company suffered a net loss of $266 million, […]
  • NNSA Will Resume 10-Year Cost Forecasts for Weapons Complex Modernization

    The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) dinged the National Nuclear Security Administration recently for not providing 10 years’ worth of cost forecasts in an annual report to Congress on defense nuclear spending. The semiautonomous Department of Energy agency by law must write a joint report each year with the Defense Department profiling the expected costs […]

  • DOE Contractors Want Portsmouth Site Radioactive Contamination Lawsuit Dismissed

    A group of current and former contractors at the U.S. Energy Department’s Portsmouth Site in Ohio say a federal lawsuit accusing them of failure to contain radioactive contamination should be dismissed. Centrus Energy and the other companies say Ursula McGlone and other residents who live within 7 miles of the former gaseous diffusion plant failed […]

  • Snake River Alliance Opposes More Spent Fuel Shipments Into Idaho

    A local nuclear watchdog said it is happy Idaho is forcing the U.S. Department of Energy to “clean up the radioactive mess” at the Idaho National Laboratory, but does not want more spent nuclear fuel coming into the state. “We strongly oppose additional nuclear waste coming into Idaho,” Snake River Alliance Executive Director Holly Harris […]

  • STRATCOM Command Change Scheduled for Nov. 18

    U.S. Air Force Gen. John Hyten will officially turn over command of U.S. Strategic Command to Navy Vice Adm. Charles Richard on Nov. 18. The change of command ceremony will take place following a dedication ceremony for STRATCOM’s new command and control facility at Offutt Air Force Base, Neb., according to a press release. Hyten […]

  • La Crosse Nuclear Plant Decommissioning Completed

    Nuclear services firm EnergySolutions said Tuesday it has completed physical decommissioning of the La Crosse Boiling Water Reactor (LACBWR) in Wisconsin. That covers full remediation and extraction of radioactive materials in line with the license termination plan approved by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, according to a press release from the Salt Lake City-based company. […]

  • Texas Agency Approves Updated WCS Rad Waste Performance Assessment

    The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) has signed off on the latest iteration of the performance assessment for two radioactive waste disposal facilities operated by Waste Control Specialists (WCS). The agency is the regulator for management of radioactive waste in the state, including the WCS complex in Andrews County. Dallas-based Waste Control Specialists must […]

  • Deep Isolation, NAC International Ink Cooperative Agreement

    Radioactive waste disposal startup Deep Isolation said Monday it has inked a cooperative agreement with spent nuclear fuel storage and transportation provider NAC International. The agreement covers collaboration in designing, developing, and producing Deep Isolation’s canister technology for disposal of spent nuclear fuel and high-level radioactive waste, according to a press release from the Berkeley, […]

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