DeNuke Services and teaming partner, Spectra Tech, have been awarded a competitively competed DOE prime contract with the EMCBC in Cincinnati, Ohio, to support DOE EM procurement activities across the complex. The EMCBC is managing the procurement of a host of EM activities including Paducah Remediation and Infrastructure, Portsmouth D&D, DUF6 project, and the ID/IQ ordering agreements. DeNuke has been associated with these EM programs since 2002, providing procurement, health and safety, waste management and staff augmentation services to DOE prime contractors.

“While we may not participate in all of the upcoming task orders, we have a large cadre of experienced procurement specialists, cost estimators and technical reviewers to provide the EMCBC the highest caliber of support,” said John Coffman, DeNuke President.

DeNuke is a small business providing DOE and commercial nuclear power project management, engineering and technical staff. Since 2002, DeNuke and its commercial group, ReNuke, have grown to over 130 people operating in 14 states. Recent ARRA activity has DeNuke creating new jobs in seven states. “Although we have not seen much yet, the ARRA funding may put an added strain on procurement resources, so we’re getting ready.” said Fred Gardner, Founder.

“We are pleased that our team has been selected by DOE for this important award. We will manage our resources and work closely to ensure that we are responsive to DOE and that high quality work is performed,” stated Spectra Tech President, Loong Yong, PhD.

For information contact: John Coffman CHP, President at 865-220-0046 x22 or .