Sep 30, 2025
It’s a privilege to support the U.S. Navy in repairing, maintaining, and modernizing its fleet.
WMG is proud to announce that its RADMAN™ and MegaShield™ software platforms have been successfully deployed at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility (PHNSY & IMF). RADMAN™ has been previously approved by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC).
RADMAN™ supports the characterization, classification, and shipment of radioactive materials and waste, while MegaShield™ provides shielding analysis, dose rate modeling, packaging configuration, and transport planning. Together, these tools help facilities streamline compliance, improve traceability, and strengthen radioactive materials and waste management practices.
This deployment at PHNSY & IMF provides a model that can facilitate adoption of RADMAN™ and MegaShield™ at other shipyards supporting the Navy’s mission to repair, maintain, and modernize its fleet.
PHNSY & IMF is the latest example of WMG software being deployed at a facility requiring proven provenance in radioactive waste management software, consistent with WMG’s RADMAN™ and MegaShield™ software use across the U.S. commercial nuclear power sector, including 92 of 94 operating nuclear plants, all active decommissioning projects, and the West Valley Department of Energy (DOE) site.
For over 40 years, WMG has been the commercial nuclear industry standard in delivering field-tested and industry-trusted software solutions that help both government and commercial users achieve safe, compliant, and efficient radioactive materials and waste management.
RADMAN™ and MegaShield™ are supported by WMG’s established QA program and comprehensive Verification and Validation (V&V) processes, aligned with NQA-1 and industry regulatory standards.
RADMAN™, which has been approved by the NRC, continues to be the software of choice for commercial nuclear plants. With its deployment at PHNSY & IMF, RADMAN™ and MegaShield™ are now supporting radioactive materials and waste management at one of four public shipyards.