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Welcome





                                              to the July 2021 edition of
                                              SRNS Today







                          Stuart MacVean      This month, the Department of Energy exercised the option to extend the SRNS
                     SRNS President and CEO   contract through September 30, 2022. I congratulate the workforce on earning the
                                              extension and for safely and securely delivering results for our customers. These
                                              results are evident in some of the successes we celebrated this month, including
                                              being named one of the “Best Places to Work in South Carolina” by an independent
                                              assessment organization.

                                              Recently, the Plutonium Downblend program in K Area moved to four shift glovebox
                                              operations ahead of schedule, increasing downblending rates and furthering our
                                              nation’s nonproliferation objectives. This is just a part of overall optimization activities,
                                              and I am pleased with the progress they have made.
                                              SRNS also surpassed a major environmental restoration milestone with the deactivation
                                              and decommissioning of 50 buildings at SRS, covering over one million square feet.
                                              This helps to steadily reduce the Site’s footprint and prepare for future missions.
                                              In July, three of SRNS’ young professionals were named as the Aiken Standard’s Young
                                              Professionals 2 Follow 2021 award winners; Education Outreach continued their work
                                              with the community; and the SRNS Receiving Inspection organization closed the last
                                              item on the discrepant condition list that exceeded 180 days, a heavy lift requiring
                                              coordination from departments across the Site.
                                              When we put our minds to it, we accomplish great things.











                                              Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, LLC, is a Fluor-led company whose members are Fluor Federal Services,
                                              Newport News Nuclear and Honeywell. Since August 2008, SRNS has been the management and operating
                                              contractor for the Savannah River Site, a Department of Energy-owned site near Aiken, South Carolina. The
                                              SRNS corporate and community offices are located in the renovated 1912 “Old Post Office” building in Aiken.
                                              The primary initiatives of SRNS are national security, clean energy and environmental stewardship. SRNS Today
                                              is published monthly by SRNS Corporate Communications to inform our employees and other stakeholders of the
                                              company’s operational- and community-related activities. If you have questions or comments, please contact us
                                              at 803.952.6131 or visit our website.
                                              www.savannahrivernuclearsolutions.com
                   COMMON ACRONYMS
                   Savannah River Nuclear Solutions (SRNS) • Savannah River Site (SRS) • Department of Energy (DOE) • National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA)

                            Photos in this issue include prior COVID-19 guidelines, regarding no mask requirements for vaccinated employees.
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