Jacobs to Bid on Upcoming Hanford Contracts

Jacobs Engineering intends to compete for two major environmental remediation projects at the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site in Washington state, a senior executive said Tuesday.
That demonstrates the Dallas-based company’s commitment to working at the…

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While Simpson is Easy Victor, He Loses Subcommittee Chair to Dems

Former Westinghouse Government President Joins Navarro, Replacement Named

New Field Operations Chief Joining DOE Cleanup Office

No Date Set Yet for Resumption of Sludge Repackaging at INL

BWXT CEO Encouraged by Recent DOE ‘Wins,’ Hopes for More

DOE Finds Weaknesses in Hanford Contractor Software Quality Assurance

Centrus Chief Cites Oak Ridge D&D Contract as Sign of Diversification

DOE Enforcement Office Says SRNS Properly Handled Plutonium Reading Anomaly

Income, Revenue Up at Veolia During Nine Months of 2018

Perma-Fix Expects GeoMelt to be Operational in Early 2019

National Academies Issues Latest Report on Hanford Waste Treatment Study

Longenecker Hires Ex-DOE Official at Los Alamos

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Nuclear contractors hold earnings calls in early November

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