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Prepping ORNL Building 3517 for deactivation
Getting former nuclear facilities ready for demolition can involve a wide variety of activities, from removing asbestos lined pipes and tiles to decontaminating old equipment. We have workers right now preparing the ORNL Fission Production Development Lab (Building 3517) for eventual demo. They are investigating the facility’s hot cells by taking radiation measurements and gathering…
ETTP team celebrates closing in on a milestone
The East Tennessee Technology Park team celebrated with a cookout as they close in on completing soil remediation work at the site. Area Project Manager Jimmy Hughes congratulates this highly experienced team for their ongoing safe work and dedication to our cleanup mission. What a great way to head into the Memorial Day holiday weekend,…
UCOR welcomes largest intern class yet
UCOR welcomed its summer intern class on May 20 and its our largest one to date. Our 2024 class has 42 students from 14 schools across 10 states. The students will work across a broad range of fields needed to complete our cleanup work for DOE, including supply chain, business analytics, engineering, human resources,…
UCOR awards $45,000 in STEM education mini-grants
For Immediate Release Contact: Chris Caldwell, UCOR Christopher.Caldwell@orcc.doe.gov UCOR awards $45,000 in STEM education mini-grants Oak Ridge, Tenn., May 20, 2024 – Drones, a manufacturing simulator lab, and hands on meteorology are among the classroom projects United Cleanup Oak Ridge Kindergarten students at Dyllis Springs Elementary build with Lego blocks. (UCOR) will fund through its 2024 mini-grants.…
