Clean-up of nuclear weapons legacy at Hanford Site

摘要

For nearly eleven years, Fluor Hanford has been busy cleaning up the legacy of nuclear weapons production at one of the Department of Energy's (DOE's) major sites in the United States. As prime nuclear waste clean-up contractor at the vast Hanford Site in southeastern Washington state, Fluor Hanford has changed the face of clean-up.rnWhen DOE awarded a large waste remediation and site maintenance contract to Fluor, beginning on October 1, 1996, Hanford Site clean-up was primarily a 'paper exercise'.