AMWTP About Us - Procurement Contact

The U.S. Department of Energy’s Advanced Mixed Waste Treatment Project is committed to meeting all technical and regulatory requirements to safely retrieve, characterize, treat and package transuranic waste for shipment out of Idaho to permanent disposal at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in
New Mexico.

Procurement

Bechtel BWXT Idaho Procurement supports the Advanced Mixed Waste Treatment Project (AMWTP) located at the Idaho National Laboratory. Our mission is to provide the needed products and services, at the best value, that meet the required quality and delivery that supports the project’s production mission.

We look for and utilize capable and reliable suppliers that are willing to help us reduce lead times and costs by utilizing effective competition. Procurement’s purchasing activities range from small purchases to large subcontracts. We purchase a wide variety of equipment, supplies, and services with varying frequencies.

As a DOE site we abide by our Environmental Policy. AMWTP Procurement promotes effective environmental stewardship by our suppliers, customers and business partners.

Procurement Contact:

Rod Harrison
harrrd@amwtp.inl.gov
Phone: (208) 557-0918
Fax: (208) 557-0963

Procurement Documents

BBWI/AMWTP Warehouse Receiving Hours:
Monday - Thursday
7:00AM - 4:00PM (Excluding Holidays)

For immediate deliveries or to schedule a delivery please call
(208) 680-5688.

To get more information about AMWTP's customer, visit the Department of Energy's homepage.

The Retrieval Enclosure, which houses 53,300 cubic meters of waste, is approximately the same length as an aircraft carrier, or equivalent to the size of four football fields.

The real-time radiography units used in the Characterization Facility to X-ray waste are powerful enough to see the filaments of a light bulb that is wrapped in coveralls, inside a plastic liner, inside a steel container.

Waste is transported to different areas of the Treatment Facility by an intricate system of conveyers and drum-handling robots so all waste handling is done remotely.

The three-story Supercompactor glovebox is one of the largest in the U.S. It was tested in Holland and then Nashville, Tennessee before being shipped to Idaho.

Waste shipped from AMWTP travels more than 1,300 miles to its final destination at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in New Mexico.

Search for current career opportunities and submit a résumé to AMWTP Human Resources.

Find out about the AMWTP Procurement department and processes.

The real time radiography units used in the Characterization Facility to X-ray waste are powerful enough to see the filaments of a light bulb that is wrapped in coveralls, inside a plastic liner, inside a steel container.



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