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Jacobs secures advisory contract for German radioactive waste disposal projects

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Jacobs has been contracted by the Bundesgesellschaft für Endlagerung mbH, the country's federal radioactive waste disposal company, to deliver advisory services for waste treatment and storage projects in Germany. The scope of work includes assessing construction progress, validating planning assumptions, and optimizing project delivery. The project involves complex technical and regulatory requirements, such as seismic considerations and compliance with mining and nuclear regulations.

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The contract builds on Jacobs' existing work supporting nuclear decommissioning and radioactive waste management programs across Europe. The project requires combining on-the-ground insight with global project delivery experience to ensure efficient and predictable outcomes.

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  • JacobsProviding advisory services for complex radioactive waste disposal infrastructure projects.

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