Legacy contractor closes book on DP Road cleanup in Los Alamos

By ExchangeMonitor

The legacy cleanup contractor for the Department of Energy’s Los Alamos National Laboratory officially closed out its remediation of a stretch of public road, previously thought to be clean, where contamination was discovered in 2020, the contractor said this…

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