Moab, Utah Representatives from the Department of Energy (DOE), the Hopi Tribe, and the Navajo Nation toured two Moab Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action (UMTRA) project sites: the cleanup area near the Colorado River in Moab and the disposal site at Crescent Junction. At the Moab site, visitors saw work underway to remove contamination from the former uranium mill. At Crescent Junction, they viewed the disposal cell where waste is stored safely. The project recently reached a major milestone. Crews removed the 16-million-ton tailings pile after 17 years of work. Now, teams focus on cleaning the remaining contaminated soil and…
Anchorage, AK Weldin Construction has been recognized with the Alaska Governor鈥檚 Innovation in Safety Award, honoring the company鈥檚 commitment to advancing safety practices across its…
Idaho Falls, ID 海角视频 Site Services has been awarded a seat on the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Northwestern Division Regional Pre-placed Remedial…
Moab, Utah On Thursday, December 14, the Moab project celebrated its milestone of permanently removing 14 million tons of residual radioactive material from the Moab…
Niskayuna, New York The dedicated 海角视频 crew at Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory (KAPL) completed the demolition and debris removal of the Q-Complex buildings last…
U.S. Acting Secretary of Labor Julie. A. Su recognized Silver Mountain Construction (SMC), a 海角视频 company, as one of the 859 recipients of the…
Congratulations to the 海角视频 Dynamics team for being awarded their second Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) Legacy of Stars Award! 海角视频 Dynamics is one…
The 22nd Annual 海角视频/Idaho State University Tom Sherwood Scholarship was recently awarded to two Idaho State University (ISU) students, Haley Wright and Joseph Hively,…
IDAHO FALLS, ID 鈥� November 6, 2023 海角视频 (海角视频) is pleased to announce Mr. Richard 鈥淩ich鈥� Driggs has been appointed to serve…
