MIDA loans itself $16.5M to prep site for uranium enrichment equipment facility

The site at Camp Williams eventually will be used to build hardware that will help create nuclear power.

(Chris Samuels | The Salt Lake Tribune) Shovels are seen at Camp Williams in Bluffdale, Monday, Aug. 19, 2024. A state board approved a $16.5 million loan to prep land west of the Utah National Guard site for a facility intended to manufacture equipment used to enrich uranium.

MIDA loans itself $16.5M to prep site for uranium enrichment equipment facility

The site at Camp Williams eventually will be used to build hardware that will help create nuclear power.

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