N3B Los Alamos

N3B was excited to participate in this year’s Trick-or-Treat on MainStreet, a fun and highly anticipated event for Los Alamos and surrounding communities. A special thank you to Laci Taylor and Eli Gerlach who volunteered their time to represent N3B and hand out candy to eager trick-or-treaters. Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth!

Our Environmental Remediation team has a lot to celebrate! Their hard work and dedication have led to incredible accomplishments at the close of FY24. Here’s to the milestones achieved and the commitment to protecting our environment! Learn more about N3B’s work here: https://lnkd.in/gK_xY3bi.

Meet N3Beetle Juice! The scarecrow created by an incredibly creative team from N3B for the Los Alamos Arts Council Scarecrow contest! Stop by to see it in-person on display along Central Avenue, pole #15, and don’t forget to vote for your favorite: https://lnkd.in/gEh3B9zj. Thanks to the N3B team members that made it happen-- Shawn Stone, Alan Madsen, Sean Dolan, Brittney Mullins, Jen Patureau, Carolyn Mullin, Carol Brown, Cynthia Hoenshel and Laci Taylor!

Join us tomorrow for a forum on legacy waste cleanup at Los Alamos National Laboratory. This event will feature discussions on the fiscal year 2024 Year in Review and a community conversation on the legacy cleanup. For meeting details, including login information, visit https://lnkd.in/gG6vsWAs.

Join us for a forum on legacy waste cleanup at Los Alamos National Laboratory, October 24! Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gG6vsWAs.

Congratulations to our Q3 award winners! Michael Helland and Cody Webb, who received our Mission Success award for sustained level of effort that results in positive impact on mission activities. Justin Kirkes, who received our Good Catch award for finding and/or fixing a problem before it impacts mission. Matthew Christian Fesko, Wendy Bailey-Foreman, Ashley Furman, Carrie Harris, Shawn Preston, and our team supporting N3B Los Alamos and the legacy cleanup mission at Los Alamos National Laboratory. They received our Extra Mile award, which recognizes an employee for a job well done, i.e. for going ‘the extra mile.' We're happy to recognize and reward our team members who go above and beyond in helping our clients ensure excellence in mission execution. If you're interested in learning how you can join L&A, check out www.la-inc.com!

Happy Indigenous Peoples' Day!

Our T2S Groundwater and Surface Water Teams spent four days and three nights on the 2024 annual White Rock Canyon float trip down the Rio Grande, sampling approximately 13 reaches, 20 springs and base flows. The team collected over 100 water and sediment samples as part of confirmatory sampling, ensuring that springs and base flows discharging into the river are free from potential contaminants from historical operations at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Great work, team, protecting Northern New Mexico’s water quality!

Join us for a forum on legacy waste cleanup at Los Alamos National Laboratory. This event will feature discussions on the fiscal year 2024 Year in Review and a community conversation on the legacy cleanup. For meeting details, including login information, visit https://lnkd.in/gG6vsWAs.

Come see us at the Los Alamos Fall Job Fair today! We're here from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. at the UNM-Los Alamos campus in Building 2. We're excited to meet you!