In addition to Curtiss Wright, various other industries using radiation in their manufacturing processes occupied the facility over several years. The land was returned to the state in 1966 and is now managed as the Quehanna Wild Area in DCNR's Moshannon and Elk forest districts. Several buildings from the former industrial operations are now occupied by PermaGrain, a manufacturer of specialty wood and tile flooring. The cleanup activities are not expected to have an impact on the operation of PermaGrain. Project management of the cleanup is a cooperative effort among DGS, DCNR, NRC and DEP which will serve in an oversight role.
Funding is provided by the state's capital budget.