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SWPF
(redirected from Salt Waste Processing Facility)

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SWPFSalt Waste Processing Facility (nuclear waste treatment)
SWPFSaudi Water & Power Forum (annual conference)
SWPFShort Wavelength Pass Filter
SWPFSingle White Professional Female


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and General Atomics was awarded one of two contracts from the Department of Energy (DOE) to complete conceptual designs for a new Salt Waste Processing Facility (
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Parsons was awarded one of two contracts valued at approximately $10 million to develop the basic building and processing layout for the Salt Waste Processing Facility at the former nuclear weapons complex.
Parsons Awarded Contract for Salt Waste Facility Disposal by Business Wire
have been awarded an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract from the Department of Energy (DOE) to prepare a conceptual design (Phase I) for the Salt Waste Processing Facility (
Foster Wheeler Wins Conceptual Design Contract for Dept. of Energy ... by Business Wire
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