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| − | [[Nuclear Management Partners]] manages the Sellafield nuclear complex and is an alliance formed by [[AMEC]] a construction firm in the nuclear industry, and nuclear clean-up specialists France's [[Areva]] and | + | [[Nuclear Management Partners]] manages the Sellafield nuclear complex and is an alliance formed by [[AMEC]] a construction firm in the nuclear industry, and nuclear clean-up specialists France's [[Areva]] and the [[URS Corporation]] (which took over Washington Group International).<ref> Tim Webb, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2007/nov/11/amec.nuclearindustry Caborn lands nuclear job with Amec], The Observer, Sunday 11 November 2007 </ref> |
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Background
Nuclear Management Partners manages the Sellafield nuclear complex and is an alliance formed by AMEC a construction firm in the nuclear industry, and nuclear clean-up specialists France's Areva and the URS Corporation (which took over Washington Group International).[1]
People
- Richard Caborn - former Labour minister became a non-executive director in 2007
Contact, Resources and Notes
Contact
- Website:http://www.sellafieldsites.com/
Resources
Notes
- ↑ Tim Webb, Caborn lands nuclear job with Amec, The Observer, Sunday 11 November 2007
