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April 24, 2015

Savings Rolling in at Y-12/Pantex, but is Consolidation Model Applicable Elsewhere?

By Brian Bradley
Todd Jacobson NS&D Monitor 4/24/2015 Consolidated Nuclear Security, the Bechtel-led team that took over management of the Y-12 and Pantex nuclear weapons plants last year, is saving approximately $2 million a week under its cost-savings plan, according to…
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