If you need furniture items for your projects or workspaces, the last day to claim items in Furniture ReStore is May 14. After that date, all remaining furniture will be listed on the GSA website for disposition. To see what is available for reuse, visit the Furniture ReStore space on UCOR Hub. Thank you for…
UCOR, along with small business teaming partner Strata-G, attended the Second Harvest Food Bank’s (SHFB) Grace and Gratitude event honoring CEO Elaine Streno for her 33 years of service. After more than three decades of visionary leadership, Elaine’s retirement leaves behind a legacy of compassion, advocacy, and tireless service in the fight against hunger. UCOR is honored to have begun their partnership with SHFB under Elaine’s leadership, which included opening the first school pantry in Roane…
[This is the second in our five-part, monthly series: Power Up Your Results: From Idea to Awesome.] Last month, you defined your initiative! You know your goal and what success looks like. Great job! Now, let’s tackle the next step: breaking down that big goal into smaller, bite-sized actions. Think of it like planning a…
The Quality department has created a new email for any questions regarding inspections of items received by UCOR (receiving inspections). This is to ensure that all questions are addressed promptly. Please submit any questions to the Quality department at UCORReceivingInspections@orcc.doe.gov.
UCOR’s Controlled Low-Strength Material (CLSM) pour team has officially wrapped up filling the Beta-1 basement at Y-12 with over 26,000 cubic yards of CLSM, a cement mix made of fly ash, sand, and cement. The building is in the final stages of being demolition ready. This achievement is a testament to the collaboration and teamwork among…
Skin care will be the focus of the next Women’s Network meeting, which will be held at 11:30 a.m., May 7, at Y-12 OSY. May is Skin Care Awareness Month. UCOR’s Health Services team and wellness group, Elevate, will share information about protecting and caring for your skin, inside and out, at the meeting. Come…
Week 2 of Walk Across the Reservation is in the books, and the momentum is real! Members of the 40 teams participating logged more than 5,500 miles, surpassing the first week stats by more than 300 miles. To keep track on the latest developments, go to the Walk Across the Reservation Hub page.
UCOR representatives recently attended the J. Michael Stone Leadership & Professional Practice Banquet hosted by the University of Tennessee Office of Engineering Professional Practice. The banquet celebrated graduating students at the Tickle College of Engineering who have completed a co-op or internship program. Students were presented with a commemorative medallion to wear at their upcoming…
Heritage Center Closure crews successfully replaced 310 linear feet of stormwater piping at outfall 780. This crucial work allows for the removal of another DOE National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit from the East Tennessee Technology Park site. The deteriorated piping and associated sediments will be disposed of at the Oak Ridge Reservation Landfill…
UCOR’s ORNL D&D crews are continuing to reduce risk at the former Isotope Development Laboratory, Building 3038, by removing and packaging a process off-gas line. This work is an essential step in preparing the facility for demolition. Workers are safely segmenting and placing the line into waste containers, supporting proper handling and disposal of legacy…
