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Hanford

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Several major Hanford contracts to be awarded in late summer

May 16, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
Contracts worth tens of billions of dollars are beingsystematically awarded for work to be performed at Hanford, covering primeresponsibilities at the nuclear waste site and operating under new models. “It’s an important and critical time for collaboration,”said Mark Heeter, public affairs specialist at the U.S. Department of Energy’sRichland Operations Office....
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DOE explores methods to treat waste that could cut expenses

May 16, 2019
Jennifer Drey
Cleanup of the nuclear waste-contaminated Hanford site willcost another $323.2 billion to $677 billion and continue until at least 2078,according to the latest projections released by the U.S. Department of Energy.That’s why the Department of Energy is exploring newapproaches that could reduce both the timeline and costs associated with thecleanup...
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Hanford site cleanup story unfolding

May 16, 2019
Arielle Dreher
There’s no question plenty of contamination remains at the Hanford site. But let’s pause a moment to reflect on how much has been cleaned up: 2,300 tons of spent nuclear fuel resting near the Columbia River moved to dry storage. 20 tons of leftover plutonium stabilized and shipped off site. More than 20 billion...
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DOE looks to way to replace outgoing workers

May 16, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
Hanford’s workforce is made up of more professional support staff than engineers, scientists or technicians. More than 9,000 people are directly employed with efforts at the Hanford site, based on recent U.S. Department of Energy data. That’s more than the individual population of three neighboring cities: Prosser numbers 6,125, Connell 5,460, and Benton City 3,405.
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Urgency, momentum progress at Hanford

May 16, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Brian VanceA sense of urgency is building at the Hanford site as we get closer to delivering on our commitment to safely, efficiently and effectively treat tank waste and close Hanford tanks; continue to remediate waste sites and facilities; and reduce risk to our employees, the public and the...
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Bechtel offers real-world experience to college students

September 14, 2017
Laura Kostad
Bechtel National Inc.’s radioactive waste treatment plant project has provided more than 330 internship opportunities for college students seeking real-world experience in their fields of study since 2006.From engineering, construction, procurement, environmental, safety, and information technology, to the human resources and public communications departments, interns receive unique opportunities to directly...
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