Federal nuclear infrastructure and environmental cleanup programs continue to generate construction and project management opportunities across the U.S. Department of Energy sector. Bechtel announced its participation in the 2026 Savannah River Forum organized by the Energy, Technology, and Environmental Business Association.
The conference will take place July 7-9 in North Augusta and is expected to focus on federal project opportunities, nuclear operations and environmental remediation initiatives connected to the Savannah River region.
According to event details released by Bechtel, the conference agenda includes discussions related to nuclear construction, hazardous waste cleanup and federal infrastructure programs.
Bechtel representatives are scheduled to participate in a safety-focused presentation involving the Uranium Processing Facility project. The company also plans to highlight ongoing work supporting Department of Energy operations and cleanup programs.
The Savannah River Forum serves as a networking and procurement-focused event connecting contractors, government agencies and industry suppliers involved in nuclear and environmental infrastructure programs.
Bechtel said it has worked with the U.S. Department of Energy for more than 75 years on nuclear operations, construction management and remediation projects.
The company continues to support federal projects involving high-security facilities, environmental cleanup and nuclear infrastructure modernization across the United States.
Industry conferences such as the Savannah River Forum are frequently used by owners, contractors and suppliers to discuss workforce development, project delivery strategies and upcoming procurement opportunities tied to federal infrastructure spending.
For contractors and engineering firms involved in federal infrastructure markets, the event reflects continued activity in nuclear facility modernization and environmental remediation programs.
The conference also highlights ongoing demand for specialized construction expertise, safety management and skilled labor supporting long-term Department of Energy capital programs.
Source: Bechtel.
