So are some companies in the original Fluor team. DOE is now trying to put a new plan and corporate team in place by Jan. 15, 2001. That means a new president, a new energy secretary and a new DOE headquarters will inherit a new giant project they had no part in creating. In many cases, the HAB's members have been around longer than the top DOE and contractor officials planning Hanford's future. Hanford Advisory Board members like the general idea but have a long list of questions and concerns they want addressed.
Some board members view the issues as potential showstoppers.
D.C. But when board members talk about perceived problems and changes, they talk in broad, general terms with few details. Committees should be revamped. Internal communications need improvement. The board's priorities must be examined. The long rambling meetings need more focus.