Washington River Protection Solutions (WRPS) is

reducing the risk to the environment posed by Hanford’s 56 million gallons of radioactive and chemical waste stored in 158 underground tanks.

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WRPS Chief Technology Office's mechanical engineer Josue Estrada spent some time with local First Lego League team members, showing them ways to improve the programming code for their competition robot. The team from Rosalind Franklin STEM Elementary competed in a local tournament in December and is preparing for the state tournament in Spokane. The robot is scored by the number of tasks it completes, and Estrada worked with the students to improve their score. ... See MoreSee Less
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A team of Washington State University students tested a prototype Alternative Core Sampler at the Cold Test Facility. The project is part of a collaboration in which WRPS sponsors senior level “capstone” courses, allowing students to use what they’ve learned to help solve real-world problems outside of the classroom. The tool shows promise and will see continued development through the partnership, giving up-and-coming professionals a unique opportunity to gain experience and familiarity with the Hanford Site mission! ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you to the Tri-City Regional Chamber for your partnership and support over the past 17 years. At its Jan. 22 luncheon, the Chamber invited WRPS President & Project Manager Wes Bryan to highlight the company’s achievements and introduce President & Program Manager Carol Johnson from incoming integrated tank disposition contractor, H2C. ... See MoreSee Less
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