Perma-Fix profitable in second quarter; was part of losing Hanford bidder; expects news on $45-billion tank waste contract by September

Perma-Fix, Atlanta, turned a profit in the second quarter of the year as revenues rose and the company regained what its CEO called pre-pandemic momentum.
On a call with investors last week, CEO Mark Duff also said that Perma-Fix is on a team fighting to force…

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Jacobs reports lower earnings, higher revenue in its third fiscal quarter

Earnings and revenue rise at Parsons in second quarter

Capping years of talks with Kentucky, DOE cuts Four Rivers a task order for Paducah facilities demolition

DOE seeks external assessment of its work under Biden administration’s Justice40 climate, energy initiative

Department of Labor to host illness-compensation seminar for current, former nuclear weapons workers

Widespread power outages in areas near East Cost nuclear sites, but many restored after storms

Wrap up: Veolia at Portsmouth; Perma-Fix at Niagra Falls; Fusion research awardee at Savannah River

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