Sustainable Remediation at the Denver Federal Center(Abstract)

摘要

In 1940, a quiet cattle ranch outside of Denver was rapidly transformed into a 200-building World War II ordinance plant, where 22,000 employees produced up to 6 million cartridges a day. After World War II ended, the former ordinance plant was converted into a smaller federal facility. Today, the General Services Administration’s (GSA) Rocky Mountain Region Denver Federal Center (DFC) houses a one-square mile campus for 28 Federal agencies and nearly 7,000 employees, the largest concentration of Federal agencies outside of Washington D.C.