The Shaw Group’s environmental & infrastructure division has been awarded a $125 million task order to continue cleaning up a New Jersey Superfund site. The extension from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers brings the value of Shaw’s contract to clean up the Maywood site to $379.5 million—$50 million more than the maximum of the original 10-year deal. Shaw has been cleaning up the Maywood site, which was a location of early atomic energy and weapons programs, since 1999. In that time, company officials say they have dug up and disposed of 203,000 cubic yards of contaminated soil. The new deal extends the remediation services until 2013.
Shaw receives $50 million contract extension
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