Y-12 Contractor Could Drain Alpha-5's Flooded Basement - ExchangeMonitor

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1/22/2016
The Y-12 site’s Alpha-5 Building has been characterized as the “worst of the worst” of the excess facilities awaiting cleanup at Department of Energy sites around the country, and deactivation and decommissioning…

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Y-12 Contractor Could Drain Alpha-5’s Flooded Basement

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