OREM News Archive

The Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management (OREM) and its contractor UCOR recently removed the Building K-29 slab.

The Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management released the third of its four-part video series spotlighting the site’s environmental research.

The Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management (OREM) released the second of its four-part video series

Designing and building a robot. Learning to print in 3-D. Researching current events and then producing a news media show.

Workers started demolishing the final two buildings at the East Tennessee Technology Park

The Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management is kicking off a four-part video series spotlighting the site’s environmental research.

Rick Perry and Secretary for Science Paul Dabbar visited Oak Ridge, where they learned about a partnership between EM and DOE's office of Science.

Communities across eastern Tennessee continued supporting Safety Fest TN this year.

OREM today announced five small business awardees for its Characterization, Deactivation/Demolition, and Remediation Services contract.

EM’s Oak Ridge cleanup contractor, is playing a pivotal role in the first nuclear decommissioning and environmental management minor degree.

Workers are preparing to tear down a complex that will help successfully complete the Oak Ridge Office's vision by 2020.

Employees from Oak Ridge’s EM program and its lead contractor, UCOR, took the stage at the annual U.S. Women in Nuclear (WIN) regional conference.

EM employees recently began field testing a newly developed fogging fixative and application process aimed at controlling mercury vapors.

Two new members join DOE’s environmental advisory board, the Oak Ridge Site Specific Advisory Board.

OREM cleanup contractor and the United Steelworkers have partnered to provide free training to east Tennessee high school students.

Workers recently completed demolition on Building K-1414, a garage that was the longest operating facility at the East Tennessee Technology Park.

DOE kicked off its annual Oak Ridge facilities bus tour, which has attracted more than 40,000 people from all 50 states since it began in 1996.

Nearly 20 employees from DOE’s offices of EM and Science supported a local middle school’s first STEM night, which attracted more than 800 students.

While Katherine Hernandez is new to DOE’s Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management (OREM), she already finds it comfortable and familiar.

Demolition of the largest facility still standing at the East Tennessee Technology Park (ETTP) is underway.

The National Safety Council has recognized the head of Oak Ridge’s lead environmental cleanup contractor as a 2019 CEO Who “Gets It".

Researchers at ORNL's Aquatic Ecological Laboratory are advancing the understanding of mercury’s impact on fish, wildlife, and streams.

EM and cleanup contractor UCOR are demolishing the portals that once controlled access to the former Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant.

North Wind Solutions earned nearly $383,000, or 97% of the available fee for the performance evaluation period of Oct. 27, 2017 - Oct. 26, 2018.

EM crews this month began a $4.7 million project that will reduce maintenance and operations costs at ORNL's Molten Salt Reactor Experiment.