UCOR PRESIDENT SAIN STRESSES FUNDING NEEDS FOR K-25

URS-CH2M Oak Ridge, LLC (UCOR) President Leo Sain yesterday stressed the need for adequate funding to ensure the demolition of the former K-25 uranium enrichment process building is completed as currently scheduled in the summer of 2014. In remarks at this year’s…

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