Veolia team wins landfill management subcontract at Hanford

A joint venture led by a Veolia affiliate has been tapped by Amentum-led Central Plateau Cleanup Co. to run two landfills at the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site in Washington state under a deal potentially worth $124 million over six years, Veolia said Wednesday.
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Veolia team wins landfill management subcontract at Hanford

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