Salt Waste Processing Ops Now an Option on Next SRS Cleanup Contract

By Dan Leone

The Department of Energy is seeking bids on an estimated 10-year, $4 billion-$6 billion liquid cleanup contract at the Savannah River Site (SRS), in a long-awaited procurement that hit the street late Thursday that includes the permanent disposal of millions of…

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As Ink Dries on New LANL Cleanup Pact, Details on First Campaign Will Wait Until October

By Dan Leone
Independent Study Needed on Hanford Vapors, Former Site Office Manager Says

By Staff Reports
Salt Waste Processing Ops Now an Option on Next SRS Cleanup Contract

By Dan Leone
DOE, South Carolina Await Rulings in Plutonium Case

By Staff Reports
DOE Seeking Information on Y-12 Mercury Treatment Facility

By ExchangeMonitor
Small-Dollar DOE Deals With States Prepare Way for WIPP Restart

By Dan Leone
SRR Salvages Used Pumps for Sludge Waste-Processing Duty at SRS

By ExchangeMonitor
At Hanford: Vapor Info Website Moved

By ExchangeMonitor
Wrap Up: INL Worker Breaks Finger on HVAC Repair

By ExchangeMonitor
Correction

By ExchangeMonitor