Massachusetts · Source Disposal

Source Disposal providers in Massachusetts.

2 providers in our directory offer source disposal to organizations in Massachusetts. Licensed retrieval, transport, and disposal of disused sealed sources (Cs-137, Co-60, Sr-90, Am-241, Ir-192). Includes source registry reconciliation and license amendment support. Most providers carry NRC Type B transport authorization.

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Common questions

About source disposal in Massachusetts.

Who regulates source disposal in Massachusetts?+

Massachusetts is an NRC Agreement State — the Massachusetts Radiation Control Program handles materials licensing and inspections within state borders. Federal NRC oversight applies only to specific categories (nuclear reactors, certain federal facilities).

How do I choose a source disposal provider in Massachusetts?+

Look for providers with experience in your specific industry (universities decommissioning labs, hospitals replacing brachytherapy sources, industrial gauge users), current authorization from Massachusetts Radiation Control Program, and references from organizations of similar size and complexity. Compare credentials, turnaround time, and pricing across multiple bids before committing — or submit an RFQ here to get matched with vetted vendors.

What does source disposal typically cost?+

$2k–$50k per source depending on activity and disposal pathway

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