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Public asked to weigh in on best plan for Hanford tunnel cleanup
Public asked to weigh in on best plan for Hanford tunnel cleanup
Beginning today, members of the public can add their voices to the decision on the best way to deal with a deteriorating Hanford tunnel filled with highly radioactive waste.
More >>Beginning today, members of the public can add their voices to the decision on the best way to deal with a deteriorating Hanford tunnel filled with highly radioactive waste.
More >>Strong WRPS safety culture keeping workers safe, drawing national attention
Strong WRPS safety culture keeping workers safe, drawing national attention
Employees of Washington River Protection Solutions are working safer than any time since safety statistics have been available for the Hanford tank farms, since the beginning of 1991.
More >>Employees of Washington River Protection Solutions are working safer than any time since safety statistics have been available for the Hanford tank farms, since the beginning of 1991.
More >>MSA's Chief Financial Officer to pay $124,440 for allegedly accepting kickbacks from Lockheed Martin
MSA's Chief Financial Officer to pay $124,440 for allegedly accepting kickbacks from Lockheed Martin
Richard A. Olsen, Chief Financial Officer for Department of Energy prime contractor Mission Support Alliance LLC has agreed to pay $124,440 to resolve allegations that he violated the False Claims Act and the Anti-Kickback Act when he took at least $40,000 in illegal kickbacks paid to him by Lockheed Martin Corporation.
More >>Richard A. Olsen, Chief Financial Officer for Department of Energy prime contractor Mission Support Alliance LLC has agreed to pay $124,440 to resolve allegations that he violated the False Claims Act and the Anti-Kickback Act when he took at least $40,000 in illegal kickbacks paid to him by Lockheed Martin Corporation.
More >>EPA signs $200M remedy for 100 D and H Area at the Hanford Reservation Superfund Site
EPA signs $200M remedy for 100 D and H Area at the Hanford Reservation Superfund Site
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, together with the Department of Energy and with concurrence from the Washington State Department of Ecology, has issued the Record-of-Decision, or Cleanup Plan, for the Hanford 100 Area D and H areas, which occupy approximately 7.8 square miles of the 586-square mile Hanford Reservation in south central Washington. The $200 million remedy includes removal, treatment, and disposal of contaminated soil and debris; upgradi
More >>The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, together with the Department of Energy and with concurrence from the Washington State Department of Ecology, has issued the Record-of-Decision, or Cleanup Plan, for the Hanford 100 Area D and H areas, which occupy approximately 7.8 square miles of the 586-square mile Hanford Reservation in south central Washington. The $200 million remedy includes removal, treatment, and disposal of contaminated soil and debris; upgradi
More >>Vit Plant support buildings move into commissioning phase
Vit Plant support buildings move into commissioning phase
The Hanford Vit Plant is bringing more major utility systems online as the facility continues the transition from construction to startup and commissioning in support of the DOE's plans to begin treating tank waste through its DFLAW vitrification approach.
More >>The Hanford Vit Plant is bringing more major utility systems online as the facility continues the transition from construction to startup and commissioning in support of the DOE's plans to begin treating tank waste through its DFLAW vitrification approach.
More >>Radioactive sludge being removed from near Columbia River
Radioactive sludge being removed from near Columbia River
The U.S. Department of Energy along with its contractors have begun removing radioactive sludge stored near the Columbia River.
More >>The U.S. Department of Energy along with its contractors have begun removing radioactive sludge stored near the Columbia River.
More >>Odors reported in 242-A pump storage room
Odors reported in 242-A pump storage room
Two Hanford workers were released back to work after undergoing medical evaluation Friday for odors reported in the 242-A pump storage room airlock.
More >>Two Hanford workers were released back to work after undergoing medical evaluation Friday for odors reported in the 242-A pump storage room airlock.
More >>DOE begins removal of radioactive sludge stored near Columbia River at Hanford
DOE begins removal of radioactive sludge stored near Columbia River at Hanford
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and its contractor CH2M HILL Plateau Remediation Company (CHPRC) have begun removing highly radioactive sludge from temporary storage near the Columbia River to a more secure long-term storage location near the center of the Hanford site.
More >>The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and its contractor CH2M HILL Plateau Remediation Company (CHPRC) have begun removing highly radioactive sludge from temporary storage near the Columbia River to a more secure long-term storage location near the center of the Hanford site.
More >>Hanford receives 40-ton steel tower to keep Vit Plant on pace
Hanford receives 40-ton steel tower to keep Vit Plant on pace
Bechtel National Inc. safely unloaded more than 40-tons of structural steel for a tower that arrived to Hanford’s Waste Treatment and Immobilization Plant, also known as the Vit Plant.
More >>Bechtel National Inc. safely unloaded more than 40-tons of structural steel for a tower that arrived to Hanford’s Waste Treatment and Immobilization Plant, also known as the Vit Plant.
More >>PNNL project turns radioactive tank waste into glass
PNNL project turns radioactive tank waste into glass
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory recently turned three gallons of low radioactive tank waste into glass.
More >>Pacific Northwest National Laboratory recently turned three gallons of low radioactive tank waste into glass.
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