N3B finishes cutting up corrugated metal pipes at Los Alamos

By ExchangeMonitor

The Huntington Ingalls-led Department of Energy contractor in charge of remediating legacy waste at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico has finished excavating and cutting down to size corrugated metal pipes long buried at Technical Area 54. That is…

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