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Weapons Complex Monitor Vol. 34 No. 15 PDF

BWXT-led team lands biggest prize in nuke-cleanup world: $45B Hanford tanks contract

A team led by BWX Technologies, Lynchburg, Va., won a potentially 10-year, $45-billion liquid-waste cleanup contract at the Hanford Site in Washington state, the Department of Energy said Thursday. The…
By Wayne Barber

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IWTU begins radioactive waste operations in Idaho
By Wayne Barber
Multibillion-dollar Portsmouth bids extended another 60 days
By Staff Reports
Expressions of interest sought on recycling nickel from DOE Portsmouth Site
By Staff Reports
SRS transition planning going smoothly, state nuke panel told
By Wayne Barber
Washington state, DOE ponder test bed research permit, holistic talks
By Wayne Barber
Feds fast-track approach to Hanford vit plant increased costs, other problems, report finds
By Wayne Barber
Tight labor market creates headaches for SRS liquid waste contractor, DOE finds
By ExchangeMonitor
States, EM should talk about Twitter, report says
By Staff Reports
Settlement talks ‘fruitful,’ but judge wants Oak Ridge vaccine case closed soon
By ExchangeMonitor
Wrap Up: Cleanup advisory board members sought; DOE spends $6.3M on nuke education; INL invites locals to see Oliver Stone film
By ExchangeMonitor
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