Spent Nuclear Fuel Shipment
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The Department of Commerce, through the agency for Laboratory Programs, is seeking a qualified contractor to provide specialized packaging and shipping services for spent nuclear fuel elements. The project involves transporting highly enriched uranium fuel elements from the National Center for Neutron Research in Gaithersburg, Maryland, to the Department of Energy Savannah River Site in Aiken, South Carolina. This procurement is necessary to ensure compliance with Nuclear Regulatory Commission regulations regarding the transfer of radioactive waste. The scope of work focuses on the handling of U3O8-Al Materials Testing Reactor type dispersion fuel plates. The process may include the use of an underwater saw to separate fueled regions from the rest of the fuel elements to minimize the volume of high level radioactive waste shipments. The contractor will be responsible for the secure logistics and transport of approximately 28 spent fuel elements produced annually.
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