Startup of Long-Delayed DOE Waste Facility in Idaho Now Expected Next Year

By Wayne Barber

Not long ago, the Energy Department anticipated operational startup this year of the long- awaited Integrated Waste Treatment Unit (IWTU) at the Idaho National Laboratory – but that could slide to September 2021. That is the anticipated date for “full-fledged…

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Megabuck Hanford Tank Award Placed on Hold as DOE Takes Second Look

By Wayne Barber
House Passes Energy and Water Spending Bill Despite Potential Trump Veto

By Wayne Barber
Yucca Mountain Left Out of House Funding Package

By Chris Schneidmiller
Infection Numbers Climb at Major DOE Cleanup Sites

By Wayne Barber
Startup of Long-Delayed DOE Waste Facility in Idaho Now Expected Next Year

By Wayne Barber
Energy Dept. Sticks With August Deadline for Savannah River Lab Bids

By Wayne Barber
Plutonium Downblending Resumes at Savannah River Site

By Wayne Barber
Hanford Site Services Vendors Not Meeting Small Biz Requirements, Energy Dept. IG Says

By Wayne Barber
Bill Seeks Easier Access to Benefits for DOE Workers Who Used Faulty Respirators

By Staff Reports
Meet the New Hanford Boss, Same as the Old Boss

By Staff Reports
Wrap Up: Senate Poised to Vote on No. 2 Nominee at DOE

By Staff Reports
Clarification

By ExchangeMonitor