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02/09/2014

Cavendish Nuclear Partners With Fluor

A joint venture (JV) between Cavendish Nuclear and Fluor Corporation has been awarded a contract to manage 12 UK nuclear sites and their decommissioning programmes, having officially taken ownership of Magnox Ltd and Research Sites Restoration Ltd (RSRL).

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The Cavendish Fluor Partnership will be responsible for the delivery of the 12 sites to an agreed and defined point for each; either interim end state or into care and maintenance.

Over the full term, the contract represents savings of more than £1.5bn to UK tax payers.

(CD/JP)

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