Pueblo plant workers are wrapping nearly 50 large Static Detonation Chamber components in material specifically designed to protect equipment in extreme conditions as part of disassembly and transport of the units to other Department of Defense organizations for reuse.
Pueblo Team Wraps Up Reusable Equipment During Closure Read More »
State regulators approved a report May 9 that sets the course for transfer of the devices that augmented the Pueblo plant’s destruction of the chemical weapons stockpile in Colorado.
Regulators Affirm First Reuse Readiness Report at Pueblo Plant Read More »
Laboratory freezers purchased by the Pueblo plant during the COVID-19 pandemic to store employee vaccinations have found new homes in the science departments of local higher education institutions.
Pueblo Plant Donates Laboratory Equipment to Educational Institutions Read More »
The March 5 approval of a permit modification by Colorado regulators enables Pueblo plant workers to start ending the plant’s chemical-agent monitoring process, which began nearly a decade ago.
Pueblo Plant Begins Reduction of Agent Monitoring System Read More »
More than 100 computer monitors will be distributed to Pueblo area schools following a recent donation by plant personnel.
Pueblo Plant Donates Computer Equipment to School District Read More »
State regulators approved the closure plan for the Static Detonation Chamber complex at the Pueblo plant Nov. 5, which sets the course for reuse of the three units by Department of Defense organizations.
Approval of Static Detonation Chamber Closure Plan Sets Course for Reuse Read More »
The three Static Detonation Chamber units at the Pueblo plant will be transported to Alabama and Maryland for reuse after agreements were signed with U.S. Army installations at each location.
Pueblo Destruction Chambers Will Benefit Other Army Sites Read More »
The Pueblo plant workforce has begun to dismantle, decontaminate and package as waste specific systems that helped destroy the chemical weapons stockpile previously stored at the U.S. Army Pueblo Chemical Depot.
Pueblo Workers Begin Limited Equipment Disassembly Read More »
Simulated munitions used to train the workforce and the Pueblo plant’s automated systems and prove the safety of certain processes at the plant are being destroyed as part of the plant’s transition to closure.
Simulated Munitions Used in Training to be Destroyed Read More »
Workers at the Pueblo plant’s Static Detonation Chamber complex achieved the highest daily destruction total in its processing history on May 18 as the Pueblo Chemical Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant approaches the complete elimination of the chemical weapons stockpile in Colorado.
Pueblo Static Detonation Chamber Team Sets Daily Destruction Record Read More »
