Navarro-led Group Expected to Start 222-S Transition Right After New Year’s

By Staff Reports

A group led by Navarro Research and Engineering is expected to start its transition Jan. 4 as the new contractor at the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site in Washington state, a source said this week. Hanford’s DOE site manager, Brian Vance, said last week…

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