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.

Recent progress at the Uranium Processing Facility can be clearly seen now that the Mechanical Electrical Building is enclosed, structural steel is up at the Salvage and Accountability Building, and concrete placements continue for vertical walls at the Main Process Building.

The final topping slab has been placed for the Salvage and Accountability Building. This was the last topping slab placement for the Uranium Processing Facility project.

A Uranium Processing Facility (UPF) civil field engineer uses a computer located on the UPF construction site to access 3-D models of the buildings and work packages.

The west tower crane at the Uranium Processing Facility relocates a manlift onto the Salvage and Accountability Building foundation.

Skilled ironworkers position rebar for a wall curtain at the Main Process Building.

Now that the first vertical wall has been placed at the Main Process Building, additional forms are added on to the inside and outside of the rebar wall curtain to prepare for the next concrete placements.

Carpenters assemble wall formwork sections before lifting them into place at the Main Process Building.