British firm BNFL eyes SRS role with long term plan
BNFL Inc joins Savannah River Site discussions as U.S. Energy Secretary Hazel O’Leary visits Aiken. BNFL plans to bid for the $6 billion SRS operations contract, highlighting vitrification and MOX fuel technologies and pledging long term community involvement in Aiken and the DOE cleanup push.
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U.S. Energy
Hazel O'Leary
Bnfl Inc
Aiken
BNFL
B.J. Beckman
Westinghouse Savannah River Co
SRS
John W. Paveglio
DOE
Paveglio
OLeary outlines SRS vitrification plan and bid prospect
In North Augusta Ms. OLeary defers formal ruling while study continues and endorses SRS as the logical site for the 1.2 billion Defense Waste Processing Facility. The plant would vitrify high level waste at 140 million annual operating costs for 10 years with potential 980 million in five year construction and a 6 billion five year management contract following a performance based integrator model.
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Ms. O'Leary
United States
SRS
North Augusta
O'Leary
SAS
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