Swift & Staley denies ‘negative control’ of joint venture in appeals court filing

Swift & Staley, the incumbent landlord contractor at the Department of Energy’s Paducah Site in Kentucky, is urging an appeals court to set a hearing so the company can argue a lower court and the federal government were wrong to find the contractor too large…

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Second WIPP bid protest filed with GAO after Bechtel award

Fluor CEO points to pending Savannah River extension, increased earnings

IWTU confirmatory run finishes; DOE targets radioactive ops this fall

Hanford, Oak Ridge, other locations see improvement in local COVID rates

Killing pretreatment facility, embracing grout could curb costs at Hanford, GAO says

Newhouse still leading in Washington open congressional district primary

Full 5th circuit hearing set next month to Biden’s COVID vax policy for feds

DOE hoping to move quickly on mercury storage

Jacobs reports quarterly increase in revenue, earnings

Hanford lab worker who triggered rad alarm suffered no internal contamination

Senate panel includes Paducah redevelopment study in fiscal 2023 spending plan

Wrap Up: UCOR taking over TRU; Hoist replacement at WIPP

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DOE marks 20th anniversary of Fernald cleanup

Wrap Up: Amentum opens HQ in Oak Ridge; Hanford’s old water plant demo starts; Deep Isolation gets Texas permit; more

Idaho cleanup boss ‘acting’ no more

WIR, state comment period address some of grout issues at Hanford

DOE contractors recover equipment from Y-12 legacy facility ahead of demolition

Wrap up: EM removes uranium mill tailings near Moab; SRPPF new gloveboxes; Holtec pauses fuel loading at Palisades

AtkinsRéalis’ Jeff Kendall on US Nuclear Growth

AtkinsRéalis’ Jack Craig on Nuclear Strategy

ECA’s Seth Kirshenberg on the State of Cleanup

Hanford prepares to begin retrieval from 25th single-shell tank

Paducah’s Sandra Wilson on Community Impact

DOE-EM’s Tim Walsh on Cleanup Priorities

Savannah River SWPF on track to treat 6 million gallons annually

DOE gauges vendor interest in recovering critical materials from cleanup sites

TSCR resumes ops after months offline

Hanford boss wants to quicken pace on tank waste

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