SRS Lifecycle Cleanup Estimate Increases by $25 Billion, Completion Pushed Out 23 Years

By Kenny Fletcher

Kenneth Fletcher WC Monitor 1/30/2015 The lifecycle cost estimate for the Department of Energy’s cleanup mission at the Savannah River Site has been extended 23 years and increased in cost by $25.2 billion due to declining budgets and the lack of a national…

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Table of Contents

DOE Looking at Alternatives for New WIPP Exhaust Shaft

By Kenny Fletcher
DOE in Talks With Bechtel National on Financial Settlement on WTP Safety Findings

By Kenny Fletcher
Will Navarro Win Finally End Long-Running LM Support Services Procurement?

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USEC Sues DOE for Another $43 Million, This Time for Pension Benefit Costs at Portsmouth

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SRS Lifecycle Cleanup Estimate Increases by $25 Billion, Completion Pushed Out 23 Years

By Kenny Fletcher
DOE and Belgium Sign Statement of Intent on Sending HEU to U.S.

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Navarro to Begin Transition for New NNSS Environmental Services Contract Next Week

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IG: DOE Should Better Address Risk at Hundreds of Excess Contaminated Facilities

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Wrap Up

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At Oak Ridge

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At Los Alamos

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At Richland

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At River Protection

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