Kurion and AREVA Form DOE Cleanup Partnership

Jeremy L. Dillon
WC Monitor
6/5/2015
Kurion and AREVA announced this week a joint partnership to provide decommissioning and remediation services for the Department of Energy’s cleanup complex. The companies said that the alliance’s initial emphasis…

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