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GAO turns down protest over small Y-12  technical services contract – ExchangeMonitor - Vimarsana News

GAO turns down protest over small Y-12  technical services contract – ExchangeMonitor

(Page 1) The Government Accountability Office on Tuesday denied a protest by a women owned small business seeking to overturn a $53-million award at the Y-12

Oak Ridge breaks ground on new water treatment plant, replacing facility from 1943 - Vimarsana News

Oak Ridge breaks ground on new water treatment plant, replacing facility from 1943

According to a press release, the new plant will cost around $78.3 million to build, treating up to 12 million gallons of water per day.

Source: wbir.com
Mercury use in Oak Ridge topic of FORNL talk Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Mercury use in Oak Ridge topic of FORNL talk Tuesday

“Mercury Use in Oak Ridge: Environmental Legacy and Solutions” is the topic of a lecture to be presented at noon Tuesday.

Manhattan Project worker returns to Oak Ridge on her 101st birthday - Vimarsana News

Manhattan Project worker returns to Oak Ridge on her 101st birthday

Kentucky resident Opal Talbott returned to Oak Ridge to celebrate her 101st birthday. She helped make the first atomic bomb.

Nuclear researchers support security efforts to sweep large events for nuclear material - Vimarsana News

Nuclear researchers support security efforts to sweep large events for nuclear material

Large gatherings such as the Super Bowl or a presidential inauguration bringing together tens of thousands of people set the stage, literally, for a memorable shared experience. However, they require a lot of planning and heightened security to keep participants safe.

Source: ornl.gov