The scope of the Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory North Campus Utility Corridor Project is to support the existing Fire Water and City Water utility services to the North Campus area, which are currently supplied by a looped system that provides redundant service from two directions in the event of a localized system failure.
Temporary modification to move the Saltstone Hopper Overflow Container (SHOC) to align the ports by installing a temporary duct line to connect the…
The purpose of the action is to apply Categorical Exclusion (CX) B5.2, "Modifications to pumps and piping" as a Generic CX within Environmental Rev…
Planned activities include the construction of a new 24-inch steel natural gas pipeline spanning approximately 3.75 miles along the existing PREPA …
The proposed action reviewed for applicability under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) was the re-routing of the government-owned natura…
The aboveground make-up water piping behind 285-H basin is out of service and creates an unnecessary trip hazard and leak point. This work removes …
Housekeeping effort to remove excess piping and instrumentation that is no longer utilized near 285-H.…
Piping in the Special Container Loading and Unloading (SCLU) system will be replaced with like-for-like piping due to the potential for mercury con…
The current method of filling the basin is an altitude valve designed to make up for large drops in basin level and not for routine smaller changes…
Hanford Mission Integration Solutions (HMIS) and their subcontractors perform modifications to existing pump and piping configurations (including, …