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High-level Panel on Catalysing Quality Infrastructure Investment to Build-Back-Better

Quality infrastructure investment that respects human rights and good labour practices, protects the environment, promotes social inclusion, embeds openness and transparency, and encourages a level playing-field is critical for addressing many of the most pressing problems faced by both OECD and non-OECD economies as they seek to "build-back-better" from the COVID-19 crisis.

Source: OECD

United Way annual recognition dinner planned for Thursday at Shadow Lakes

Source: The Times

Bechtel Group Foundation donates $20,000 to Junior Achievement of Washington, Southeastern Washington chapter

Source: Tri-Cities business news

Bechtel Tapped to Design Natural Gas-to-Gasoline Plant in Texas

Nacero has tapped Bechtel to design the first natural gas to gasoline manufacturing facility in the nation, a 6 to 7 billion dollar plant in the Permian Basin.

Source: Engineering News Record

Pantex receive Silver Awards for green buying and recycling

Source: KFDA Amarillo, TX

Pantex receive 2020 Silver GreenBuy Award, recognized for ‘green purchasing’

The Pantex Plant and the Y-12 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, received the 2020 Silver GreenBuy Award for ‘green purchasing.’

Source: Myhighplains.com

CNS wins DOE GreenBuy award

It’s not easy being green, but it’s getting easier … at least at Y-12 and Pantex. Both sites were recently recognized with a GreenBuy award from the U.S. Department of Energy for fiscal year 2020.

Source: Y-12

Business Roundtable’s infrastructure chair on supporting reform initiatives

Brendan Bechtel, chairman and CEO of Bechtel and infrastructure committee chair of the Business Roundtable joined Squawk Box to discuss the proposed Biden infrastructure plan.

Source: CNBC Squawk Box

Safety is No. 1 Priority at the US Uranium Processing Facility Project

The U.S. Department of Energy Y-12 National Security Complex specializes in the manufacturing, processing, and storing special nuclear materials.

Source: The Ironworker

101.7 tons of munitions destroyed at BGCAPP

As of Feb. 26, the Blue Grass Chemical Activity Pilot Plant has destroyed 101.7 tons of the 523-ton total stockpile.

Source: Richmond Register