Tight Window Between Building LAWPS and Starting Liquid Waste Treatment at Hanford

By ExchangeMonitor

PHOENIX — A facility needed to treat low-activity liquid waste at the Energy Department’s Hanford Site in Washington state will not be built until 2021 — the year before contractor Bechtel National must either prove its Waste Treatment Plant (WTP) is ready…

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