East Tennessee Technology Park | Department of Energy
WEBA view of the East Tennessee Technology Park after core cleanup was completed. For 40 years, the 2,200-acre East Tennessee Technology Park was home to a complex of facilities that enriched uranium. The site dates back to the World War II Manhattan Project and operated until 1985.
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C D E F G H - UCOR
WEBThe site is getting a second life through a unique process called Reindustrialization. Parts of the vast complex are available for lease. Equipment and reusable materials are available to companies ... ETTP Heritage Center t (Not to Scale) I-140 o Nashville I-40 I-75 o Chattanooga, Atlanta 162 (Pellissippi Pkwy) becomes 62 ETTP Horizon
East Tennessee Technology Park - Department of Energy
WEBSep 20, 2013 · East Tennessee Technology Park (ETTP) mission includes managing radioactive wastes, maintaining facilities pending their disposition, characterizing hazardous materials and conditions, D&D of facilities, and environmental cleanup and restoration for the eventual site transition to public use.
WEBETTP boasts many oferings to potential industry searching for a new location including a well-maintained road system, railroad line, electrical transmission lines, emergency services, barge access, close proximity to two interstates, sidewalks, parking, and utilities.
East Tennessee Technology Park - UCOR
WEBFuture plans calls for a viewing facility overlooking the K-25 Building footprint and an equipment room replicating a section of the K-25 Building. More property will be transferred for industrial development as the site becomes …
East Tennessee Technology Park UPDATE - UCOR
WEBSee the status of remedial work at the East Tennessee Technology Park since all of the unneeded buildings were removed as part of Vision 2020.
WEBTennessee Technology Park (ETTP) site areas before the start of decontamination and decommissioning (D&D) activities. In 1996, the K-25 Site was renamed the “East Tennessee Technology Park” to reflect its new mission. Figure 3.3 shows the ETTP areas designated for D&D activities through 2016.
WEBETTP was built during World War II as part of the Manhattan Project. Formerly known as the K -25 Site, its primary mission was to enrich uranium for use in atomic weapons.
WEBTennessee Technology Park (ETTP) site areas before the start of decontamination and decommissioning (D&D) activities. In 1996, the K-25 Site was renamed the “East Tennessee Technology Park” to reflect its new mission. Figure 3.3 shows the ETTP areas designated for D&D activities through 2015.
About the Oak Ridge Reservation - TN.gov
WEBThe East Tennessee Technology Park (ETTP) is the westernmost of the three ORR sites, located in Roane County within the City of Oak Ridge. ETTP’s administrative footprint is approximately 5,000 acres. The ETTP is in Emergency Planning Sector K.