Bechtel National, Inc. is designing and constructing the world’s largest vitrification facility to convert radioactive wastes stored in underground tanks to solid glass. This VIT Plant will be located on the Department of Energy’s Hanford site, near Richland, Washington.
Bechtel National, Inc. is working in southeastern Washington State to build the world’s largest vitrification facility. It takes major talent to build a plant this complex and one of Bechtel’s core guiding principles is to attract, develop, motivate and retain highly competent, committed and creative colleagues of diverse origins who are the best in their fields. .
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Thank you for your interest in the Hanford Vitrification Plant. The publications below contain valuable information about the plant. Please direct media inquiries to:
Suzanne Heaston
Communications Manager
(509)371-2329
Glen Jones
Deputy Communications Manager
(509)371-2226
Overview
Pretreatment Facility
High-Level Waste Facility
Low-Activity Waste Facility
Analytical Laboratory
Pretreatment Engineering Platform
Vitrification_Process_high_summary_level.pdf
Vit Plant finishes year with major accomplishments
Vit Plant’s Pretreatment Facility expands interior installations
50% Complete 10/19/09
Hanford Vitrification Plant continues to meet milestones at Pretreatment Facility
Secretary Chu visits the Vit Plant
Bechtel National, Inc. is pleased to be a part of the community and welcomes the opportunity to help support important causes and groups.
The Bechtel Community Services Activities Committee guidelines reflect the major areas that the Corporation wishes to emphasize in its philanthropic activities. To the extent possible, these guidelines are aligned with the needs of the community.
Bechtel’s charitable contributions are focused on those education, health and human services and civic activities, and arts and culture. In 2010, we will give added priority to requests that support activities with a strong youth math and science education component. Requests will be evaluated, based on the following considerations, with more weight given to those listed first:
In general, Bechtel does not make contributions to or for the following:
If your project or activity falls within our funding criteria, you are encouraged to submit a written application for funds.
There is no application form. Your request must be made in writing and should address the following topics:
Your letter of application should also include a copy of your IRS determination letter, if applicable. It may also include attachments you believe will help us better understand your organization, such as brochures and news clippings. Bulky items, such as videotapes, are not encouraged.
Bechtel National, Inc. reviews requests throughout the year and does not have a prescribed deadline for submitting requests. Submitters will be notified in writing of the disposition of their request.
Submit to:
Suzanne Heaston, Communications Manager
2435 Stevens Center Place
Richland, WA 99352
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Hanford Site
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Webmaster: wtpcomm@bechtel.com
The scope of the services provided by Bechtel National, Inc. and Washington Group International, a division of URS-WD, Inc.(WGI) includes the design, construction, and start up of the Waste Treatment and Immobilization Plant (Vit Plant).
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