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Field work and cleanup at the East Tennessee Technology Park’s K-732 Switchyard are scheduled to be completed this month.

Hanford Site workers are making headway preparing to safely remove contaminated soil beneath the 324 Building.

The EM ORP's tank operations contractor deployed new tools that reduce radiological hazards while removing pumps from nuclear waste storage tanks.

OREM cleanup contractor URS|CH2M Oak Ridge LLC earned almost $3.4 million for its performance from October 2016 - March 2017 nearly 93% fee available.

Hanford Site workers recently shut off the PFP ventilation system, moving the main processing facility closer to demolition this summer.

Cleanup Organizations gathered to share best practices and develop common approaches to address their common aging infrastructure challenges.

Collaboration between two EM sites will result in a safer, more efficient risk-reduction effort involving the relocation of radioactive capsules.

SRS expands use of passive groundwater cleanup systems that rely on nature to help lower costs, consume less energy and reduce carbon emissions.

Representatives from EM HQ, PPPO, SRNL, and cleanup contractors came together for a demonstration on new technology combining robots and lasers.

EM’s Richland Operations Office (RL) is closer to completing remediation of a hazardous waste site.