Prospective WIPP Haulers Should Report All Recent Accidents to DOE

By Wayne Barber

Bidders vying for a potential five-year $100-million contract for moving containers of transuranic material to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in New Mexico should inform the Department of Energy about all their recent vehicle accidents, even those where a truck…

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