Perma-Fix reveals role in losing Hanford tanks team, but secures other business

By ExchangeMonitor

Perma-Fix Environmental Services said April 14 its team lost the Department of Energy’s Integrated Tank Disposition Contract, potentially worth $45 billion over 10 years at the Hanford Site in Washington state, which went to a joint venture led by BWX Technologies. “Despite…

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