RFP Issued for Mercury Treatment Plant at Oak Ridge

The Energy Department Office of Environmental Management on Thursday issued its request for proposals for the Outfall 200 Mercury Treatment Facility at Oak Ridge, Tenn., and scheduled a pre-proposal site tour for April 10.
The announcement had been expected after…

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RFP Issued for Mercury Treatment Plant at Oak Ridge

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