SEC Positioned for Stimulus Work

Safety and Ecology Ready to Bid for Stimulus Project Work

Safety and Ecology Corporation (SEC), is positioned to perform stimulus project work having multiple contract vehicles in place.

"I am excited about the opportunity for our company to participate in the stimulus effort by contributing our talent to the various Department of Energy (DOE) projects being funded as well as assisting DOE in meeting its small business goals," HSCC Chairman and CEO. C. Thomas McMillen, said.

The DOE announced the site-by-site allocation for the $6 billion provided through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act for environmental cleanup objectives over the next three years, and 18 sites are to focus on facility decontamination and decommissioning (D&D), soil and groundwater remediation and solid waste disposition efforts.

SEC holds 20 active contracts directly aligned to provide capacity and scope associated with stimulus funds for environmental cleanup. Also, SEC currently holds an existing Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ) contract with DOE. Any of these contract vehicles may be utilized by the DOE to complete stimulus project goals including numerous facility D&D projects at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Y-12 and the East Tennessee Technology Park.

Headquartered in Knoxville, TN, SEC is a leader in providing D&D and remediation services to all three primary DOE missions at the DOE Reservation in Oak Ridge, TN, which has been estimated to receive $755 million in total funding out of the total $6 billion.

"SEC is prepared and well positioned with resources, experience and current contracts in place to safely and effectively assist the government in the acceleration of D&D and remediation efforts to meet stimulus plan objectives," said SEC CEO and HSCC President Christopher Leichtweis.