Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Design and Obtain a Revised NRC Coc for a Modified Optimus-l Transportation Packaging System Specifically Designed for Haleu Oxides, Metals, UF6, and Finished Fuel. Allow for Transportation of Significant Quantities of Reprocessed Haleu Oxides, Metals, 5B Cylinders of UF6 and Finished Fuel. Relatively Economical for Short and Medium-term Continuous Use, Possess Favorable Handling and Product Transfer Characteristics, and Integrate Effectively Into Existing Infrastructure Making It Practical for Use by Enrichers, Fuel Fabricators, and Operators of SMRS
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$996,496
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