New Co-Branding Advertiser Found

[Rennhack]

NukeWorker.com is pleased to welcome it's new Co-Brand advertiser, Bartlett Inc.
You can visit their website www.bartlettinc.com

Below is some information about Bartlett for those of you not familiar with them.

Bartlett provides the proficient people, value-added services and innovative technologies needed to optimize health and safety throughout the lifecycle of nuclear facilities. Our turnkey approach to radiation protection spans multiple disciplines in order to successfully meet today's most daunting radiological challenges - even in the face of tight budgets and aggressive schedules.

With over 25 years experience and the largest dedicated nuclear workforce in the U.S., Bartlett has emerged as an industry leader in both the commercial and government sectors. Today we hold the unique position as:

The only company that has provided radiation protection services to all of our nation's commercial nuclear power facilities.
The #1 supplier of nuclear-related technical and professional services to the U.S. Department of Energy.
The only company that has developed, implemented and supported radiation protection programs in every regulatory jurisdiction and every type of nuclear facility in the U.S.
Across the entire nuclear industry, Bartlett has delivered effective, economical and timely solutions for radiation protection projects involving:

73 pressurized water reactors (PWRs)
38 boiling water reactors (BWRs)
Over 20 Department of Energy facilities
38 decontamination and decommissioning facilities
Numerous other radioactive material sites

Headquartered in Plymouth, Massachusetts, Bartlett has offices in Connecticut, North Carolina, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Idaho, Oklahoma, Colorado, Nevada, Washington and Florida to provide regional assistance in ensuring complete customer satisfaction.

[PWHoppe]

Congratulations to you Mike

And a Big Thank You to Bartlett  

[Melrose]

What exactly does co-brand mean?

[Rennhack]

The ad in the top right corner of every page, that SEC used to have.

[Melrose]

Thanks, didn't know that was called a "brand"