BWX Technologies, Inc. · NYSE:BWXT

BWX Technologies — Investor Presentation (March 2005)

14 slides from BWX Technologies's investor presentation, March 2005

  1. Slide 1: General Overview

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  2. Slide 2: Who We Are

    Who We Are . . . BWXT is the premier manager of complex, high-consequence nuclear and national security operations. We are disciplined operators and managers of nuclear production facilities, who deliver value and customer confidence. Powering Transformation

  3. Slide 3: Our Evolution

    Our Evolution Core Competencies ™ Nuclear Operations Management NNSA ™ Strategic Nuclear Materials Management 2000 to Present ™ Site Closure and D&D Management ™ Radiological and Industrial Safety ™ Quality Assurance and Quality Control HEU Downblending ™ Regulatory Compliance 1992 to Present ™ Safe

  4. Slide 4: What We Do

    What We Do ƒ Provide Precision Manufactured Components for the Nuclear Navy ƒ Manage & Operate Nuclear Weapons Production Facilities ƒ Manage & Operate Environmental Management Sites ƒ Manage Spent Nuclear Fuel and Transuranic Waste for DOE ƒ Provide Critical Skills and Resources for DOE Sites ƒ Dev

  5. Slide 5: Primary Locations

    Primary Locations NED INEEL Bettis Rocky Flats NPD, BWXS and Corporate Headquarters ORNL Y-12 LANL Pantex SRS SPR Sites Employees: 10,989 DOE Sites NNSA Sites DOE Site Budgets Managed: $1.053 Billion BWXT Facilities Nuclear Facilities under Management: > 12 Million Ft2 Powering Transformation

  6. Slide 6: Organization Chart

    Organization Chart BWX BWX Technologies, Technologies, Inc. Inc. Nuclear Nuclear Products Products Nuclear Nuclear Equipment Equipment BWXT BWXT Services, Services, Inc. Inc. Division Division Division Division ƒ Nuclear Fuels, Components & ƒ Engineering Design & Analysis ƒ Management & Operation Se

  7. Slide 7: Our Commitment

    Our Commitment ƒ Continue to Supply World-class Nuclear Products ƒ Continue to Improve the Operations within the Nuclear Weapons Complex ƒ Apply Owner-operator Values to Aggressively Accelerate Clean-up of Former Nuclear Weapons Facilities ƒ Innovative Technical Solutions and Commercial Practices to

  8. Slide 8: DOE Managed Sites

    DOE Managed Sites Contract Value: $3.5 Billion (Base Period) Five year option available in 2005 Employees: 4,766 Location: Oak Ridge, Tennessee General Purpose: Nuclear Weapons Products Contract Value: $1.8 Billion (Base Period) Five year option available in 2006 Employees: 3,253 Location: Amarillo,

  9. Slide 9: DOE Managed Sites

    DOE Managed Sites Idaho National Engineering Savannah River Site Los Alamos National Laboratory and Environmental Laboratory South Carolina New Mexico Bechtel BWXT Idaho, LLC Westinghouse Savannah River Co. University of California Contract Value: $ 3.7 Billion Contract Value: $ 8.2 Billion Support

  10. Slide 10: Nuclear Products Division

    Nuclear Products Division ƒ Largest Commercial HEU Processing Facility in U.S. ƒ De-enrichment Facility with 80,000 Kgs Annual Capacity ƒ ALARA Program rated Excellent by NRC ƒ Produces Aluminum-Clad Uranium Fuel Elements of High and Low Enrichments ƒ 40 Years Experience Safeguarding and Protecting

  11. Slide 11: Nuclear Equipment Division

    Nuclear Equipment Division ƒ Heavy Nuclear Components ƒ Fabrication and Machining of Specialty Components ƒ Precision Machining of Large Vessels ƒ Special Purpose Metal Fabrication Mt. Vernon, IN ƒ Nuclear and Hazardous Waste Cask Fabrication Unparalleled Design, Engineering and Manufacturing Capabi

  12. Slide 12: Lynchburg Technology Center

    Lynchburg Technology Center ƒ Extensive Facilities for Analyzing and Testing of all Types and Quantities of Radioactive Materials ƒ Photographic and Metallurgical Analysis and Testing in Support of Failure Analysis Investigations ƒ Visual and Stereovisual Examinations, X-ray Lynchburg, VA Radiograph

  13. Slide 13: We are focused on . . .

    We are focused on . . . ƒ Safe and Productive Operation of High-Consequence Nuclear Facilities ƒ Accelerating the Environmental Remediation of DOE Sites ƒ Developing and Deploying Technology for the Future National Energy Needs ƒ Safeguarding Strategic Nuclear Materials and Information Powering Tran

  14. Slide 14: Recent Accomplishments

    Recent Accomplishments ƒ Restarted Wet Chemistry portion of Enriched Uranium Operations at Y-12 ƒ Accelerated shipments of 3100m3 Transuranic waste from INEEL to WIPP ƒ Six Pack Building Demolition Accelerated at SRS ƒ Hydrogen Reformer Project at INEEL ƒ Supporting Deployment of Virginia Class Subm

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