FLUOR FEDERAL SERVICES, INC.
GREENVILLE, SC

Fluor Federal Services, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Fluor Corporation (NYSE: FLR), contributing significantly to the Department of Energy's Fossil Energy Division and supporting various construction and logistics missions for the Department of Defense across Afghanistan, Iraq, and Africa. With a global presence through its 60,000 employees stationed in offices on six continents, Fluor Federal Services delivers comprehensive solutions including engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, operations, maintenance, and project management. Established with its headquarters in Irving, Texas, it stands as a FORTUNE 500 company, having reported revenues of $19 billion in 2016. The Richland office in Washington is key to supporting government projects locally at the Hanford site on the Columbia River in southeastern Washington state, as well as nationally and internationally. Historically significant for its role during the Manhattan Project, the Hanford site spans 585 square miles and includes a plutonium-production complex with nine nuclear reactors. From October 1, 1996, through September 30, 2008, Fluor (then known as Fluor Hanford) operated as a prime contractor to DOE’s Richland Operations Office for major cleanup activities. These included dismantling former nuclear-processing facilities, managing contaminated groundwater, and processing used nuclear fuel among other roles. In subsequent years, their scope of work at Hanford transitioned, with the Plateau Remediation Contractor taking over as prime contractor in 2008. In recognition of its history and influence, Fluor Federal Services, Inc., a Florida corporation established on December 15, 2004, is guided by officers including President Thomas D'Agostino. The company maintains a robust communication network across four phone lines for stakeholder engagement. For more detailed insights on operations, please refer to their official website fluorfederalservices.com.