Portsmouth cleanup staff cautiously returns to work

After getting a couple of snow days, employees for Fluor-BWXT, the Department of Energy cleanup contractor at the Portsmouth Site in Ohio, were urged to be cautious in returning to work Wednesday, according to a Facebook post.
In the Tuesday post, Fluor-BWXT Portsmouth…

SUBSCRIBER ACCESS

Thank you for visiting
Weapons Complex Monitor!

You must be logged in as a subscriber to view this page.

Not a subscriber? Sign up for a FREE six-week trial and receive access to this article, along with our entire archives.

Portsmouth cleanup staff cautiously returns to work

In This Issue

Contractor lockout of Hanford Guards Union ends after vote

More time in the office, fewer RFPs, not many big changes to EM seen under Trump 2

Clock expires on Ike White’s nomination to DNFSB

DOE finds ‘many challenges’ to developing 2nd WIPP-like repository

Los Alamos chromium plume task force stresses flexibility, technology

USW union prez to retire at Portsmouth

Wrap up: Fires avoid ETEC so far; EnergySec hearing coming up; DOE awards emergency training contract

More on This Topic

Wrap Up: House passes nuclear bills; Prow picked as new APTIM CEO; GAO blog focuses on land transfers; more

Invites go out to new HAB appointees; Nevada advisory board closing up?

Dems blue wave felt across DOE installations, but many GOP lawmakers return

Santa Susana watchdog criticizes DOE cleanup approach, seeks timeline

Livermore management plans to tear down third of lab footprint

LLNL plans to demolish roughly one-third of Livermore footprint

Nuclear contractors hold earnings calls in early November

As Walsh completes first year; EM cites cleanup, revitalization work

Walsh: New Mexico, WIPP deal getting closer

Reindustrialization becoming larger focus of DOE EM’s future, Walsh says

WIPP contractor taps new communications director

NRC issues final EIS for GLE’s planned Paducah enrichment facility

DOE still working on new Hanford Advisory Board

Coming Up:

Army Corps marks major soil cleanup in Maywood, N.J.

EM’s Walsh envisions growing reactor fleet in South Carolina, including SRS

GAO urges clearer standards for DOE land transfers

Thank you for visitingWeapons Complex Monitor!

In This Issue

More on This Topic

Popular

Thank you for visiting
Weapons Complex Monitor!