SRNS Aims for Full Return to Normal Ops This Month

By Chris Schneidmiller

PHOENIX — The operator of the Department of Energy’s Savannah River Site in South Carolina intends by the end of March to fully resume normal operations following a September 2015 safety incident that led the contractor to order a nearly company-wide suspension…

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