WESTINGHOUSE GOVERNMENT SERVICES LLC

Westinghouse Government Services LLC specializes in nuclear materials management, irradiation system fabrication, and complex radiological remediation for federal agencies. The company delivers technical services in low-enriched uranium storage and inventory control, high-assay low-enriched uranium (HALEU) deconversion, and the fabrication of tritium-producing burnable absorber rods (TPBARs) for nuclear reactors. Their expertise extends to the decommissioning of legacy nuclear facilities, including reactor dismantlement and environmental remediation at sensitive defense sites such as Fort Greely, Alaska. With deep proficiency in handling radioactive isotopes and nuclear fuel cycle processes, Westinghouse Government Services provides end-to-end solutions for nuclear material lifecycle management, from production to safe storage and disposal. The contractor maintains a sustained relationship with the Department of Energy, supporting nuclear security, fuel cycle modernization, and legacy site closure missions. They also deliver critical R&D and remediation services to the Department of Defense, particularly in emerging nuclear power applications for defense platforms and the safe decommissioning of experimental reactor systems. Their work is characterized by precision engineering, regulatory compliance, and operational security in high-consequence nuclear environments. Primary technical focus areas include general warehousing and storage of nuclear materials, inorganic chemical processing for nuclear fuel streams, and irradiation apparatus manufacturing. These align with niche verticals in defense nuclear infrastructure and civilian nuclear energy modernization. Westinghouse Government Services positions itself as a specialized provider for mission-critical nuclear operations requiring stringent handling protocols and DOE/NRC regulatory alignment. As a 2L entity based in Hopkins, South Carolina, the company operates without federal certifications but leverages decades of domain-specific experience in nuclear systems engineering and radiological services. Its geographic footprint is centered on supporting federal nuclear facilities across the continental U.S., with a focus on secure, technically demanding environments requiring certified nuclear workforce capabilities.