Livermore plans to use Aptim for teardown of Building 281

The Department of Energy plans to use Aptim, one of nine companies selected in a national solicitation in 2020, as its decommissioning and demolition contractor for Building 281 at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California.
DOE published a justification…

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