Workers completed construction of a massive disposal unit for the SRS saltstone waste more than $25 million under budget and ahead of when needed.
ORP contractor Washington River Protection Solutions (WRPS) recently completed the first operating campaign of the year at Hanford’s 242-A Evaporator.
ORP & contractor Bechtel National, Inc. recognized WTP team for completing assembly of first of two Low-Activity Waste Facility vitrification melters.
A team helping improve the Idaho Site's Integrated Waste Treatment Unit (IWTU) added an entrance to the facility’s primary reaction vessel
Twenty years ago this month, SRS closed a high-level waste tank setting the stage for future tank closures across the EM complex.
A subcontractor successfully demonstrated X-ray technology to improve characterization of transuranic waste containers before shipment to WIPP.
The EM ORP's tank operations contractor deployed new tools that reduce radiological hazards while removing pumps from nuclear waste storage tanks.
Recent bench-scale and pilot plant testing is providing valuable data to aid EM’s efforts to start up and operate the IWTU at DOE’s Idaho Site.
Workers at EM’s Idaho Site are upgrading a hot cell in the New Waste Calcining Facility at the Idaho Nuclear Technology and Engineering Center.
EM is working to expose liquid waste transfer lines to connect the Salt Waste Processing Facility to the liquid waste facilities at the SRS.