EM's Paducah Site recently removed approximately 42 percent of the site’s enriched uranium inventory with a shipment of cold traps.
While adapting operations due to the COVID-19 pandemic, EM has continued closing in on a key 2020 priority to begin demolition at the Portsmouth Site.
A virtual science, technology, engineering, and math camp supported by a grant from EM was conducted recently.
The U.S. Department of Energy today issued a formal Record of Decision (ROD) for the safe shipment and disposal of depleted uranium oxide.
Paducah Site clears infrastructure to facilitate investigation in preparation for demolition of the C-400 Building.
EM’s Portsmouth/Paducah Project Office is set to make the first major skyline change later this year with demolition beginning on the X-326 building.
Growing up in Kentucky’s capital of Frankfort, Tyler Hicks knew a lot of state employees.
The environment health and safety magazine has named EM’s prime infrastructure contractor at the Paducah Site as one of America’s Safest Companies.
Deactivation and remediation workers with FRNP recently surpassed one million work hours without a lost-time accident or illness.
Workers recently made progress in the deactivation and remediation of the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant.