The Idaho Cleanup Project has successfully converted a third of the radioactive liquid waste stored at the Idaho National Laboratory Site into a safer solid form. March 31, 2026
Several team members tapped into training they received at the Idaho National Laboratory Site to help a co-worker in distress. March 31, 2026
Idaho Cleanup Project crews recently processed and packaged a glovebox from Los Alamos National Laboratory, an accomplishment that could lead them to treat and certify similar waste from LANL before disposing of it at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in New Mexico. March 24, 2026
The Idaho Cleanup Project is expanding a disposal facility by constructing a third cell to support the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Environmental Management mission here for the next 30 years. March 10, 2026
A first annual robotics competition hosted by the Idaho Cleanup Project contractor challenged eighth grade students to complete tasks inspired by real world cleanup efforts. March 10, 2026
The Idaho Cleanup Project is preparing for new drone missions to collect detailed 3D images and radiation measurements in two high-level radioactive waste storage areas to help engineers verify conditions and guide placement of equipment to safely retrieve calcine. March 3, 2026
Idaho Cleanup Project crews developed a mock-up to demonstrate the process they will follow to safely package and ship remote-handled transuranic waste drums for permanent disposal out of the state for the first time in over a decade. February 25, 2026
The Idaho Cleanup Project is progressing with deactivation and demolition of two historic Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program prototypes, continuing an effective partnership between the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management and the Office of Naval Reactors. February 17, 2026
The Idaho Cleanup Project recently completed another important modification to a Cold War-era storage facility to get used nuclear fuel “road ready” for future shipment and permanent disposal out of state. February 10, 2026
Idaho Cleanup Project workers capitalized on innovative robotic technology to complete surveys of approximately 4,400 legacy transuranic waste drums, ensuring they meet safety requirements for shipment to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in New Mexico for permanent disposal. February 3, 2026