UPF

Structural steel continues to be installed at the Uranium Processing Facility Project’s Salvage and Accountability Building. The steel columns currently being installed are about 60 feet tall and weigh between 10.5 and 12.5 tons each.

Steel at the Uranium Processing Facility Project’s Salvage and Accountability Building continues to be installed in rows from south to north, progressing across the building from east to west.

Fill material supporting utility work is delivered to the Uranium Processing Facility construction site.

The Mechanical Electrical Building (MEB) at the Uranium Processing Facility is now fully enclosed. This milestone includes installation of all siding, doors, roof, and louvers, and completion of underground utility work on the east and north side of the MEB.

Now that the Mechanical Electrical Building is fully enclosed, work continues inside to prepare for miscellaneous steel installation; electrical installation; heating, ventilation, and air conditioning placement; fire protection; fire proofing and bulk commodity installations.

An electrical pole is installed as part of the Substation Subproject that will support the Uranium Processing Facility.

Cement finishers smooth out part of a 885 cubic yard concrete placement at the Salvage and Accountability Building (SAB). It was the final topping slab placement for the SAB.

The first pieces of structural steel were installed at the Uranium Processing Facility Project’s Salvage and Accountability Building. The first phase of structural steel installation will continue over the summer and calls for almost 800 pieces that collectively weigh about 1,500 tons.