Many Office of Environmental Management facilities are 50 to 70 years old, with FY2026 maintenance needs topping $950 million.
GAO says better data and clearer project prioritization could help reduce long-term costs and risks.
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Many Office of Environmental Management facilities are 50 to 70 years old, with FY2026 maintenance needs topping $950 million.
GAO says better data and clearer project prioritization could help reduce long-term costs and risks.
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Government Accountability Office, Nuclear Waste Cleanup: Better Data and Project Prioritization Vital to Managing Aging Infrastructure and Communicating Needs, GAO-26-107957
Government Accountability Office, Nuclear Waste Cleanup: Better Data and Project Prioritization Vital to Managing Aging Infrastructure and Communicating Needs, GAO-26-107957
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