• Savannah River Mission Completion, comprised by parent company BWX Technologies, Inc., with partners Amentum and Fluora subsidiary of the AECOM, is responsible for all facilities associated with managing and disposing of liquid waste..
• Savannah River National Laboratory, which is managed and operated by Battelle Savannah River Alliance, LLC, is the applied research and development laboratory at SRS
• Centerra Group, LLC, which provides security services;
• The University of Georgia, which operates the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory.

• The U.S. Forest Service’s Savannah River Forest Station, which manages all the site’s natural resources.
• The Natural Resources Conservation Service, which provides natural resource management assistance.
• The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which provides technical support in engineering and construction.
• The Savannah River Archaeological Research Program, operated by the University of South Carolina, which deals with the preservation of significant evidence of past occupation.

Identification
A REAL ID OR a Passport are both accepted as the ONLY ID that you will need. If you have neither of those, you will need two forms of government ID, one of which must be a current and valid photo ID (acceptable ID list). Special requests for dates and times are accommodated when possible, but no tours can be given evenings, weekends or holidays.

Prohibited items (contraband)
Some items are not allowed anywhere at SRS. These items are real or simulated firearms and ammunition, stun guns, alcohol beverages, illegal drugs & paraphernalia, explosives, hand-held weapons, knives with a blade 2.5" in length or greater, chemical irritants, and items prohibited by state and federal law.

Other items are not allowed in fenced security areas. These are copying devices, electronic recording devices, cameras, undeveloped film, radios, cellular telephones, MP3 players, sports watches or pedometers with Bluetooth capability, watches with data ports, pens with recording or scanning devices. Photography and videography are strictly prohibited while on site.

No backpacks or overly large bags will be allowed on the Tour. Also, No cellular or Bluetooth devices with video or audio recording capability (including, but not limited to smart phones) are allowed on SRS public site tours. Please ensure that you leave these devices in your vehicle prior to entering the badge office. If you need to be reached during the tour, persons can contact the Savannah River Site (SRS) operator at (803) 725-6211 and ask to be connected with the tour guide.

What to expect
Tour length varies by tour agenda, but most tours take about three hours. Please allow an additional 30 minutes for the badging process. There are no charges for any SRS tour.

Wear comfortable clothes and shoes (no flip-flops). Closed-toed, low heeled shoes are required. All shoes must be affixed to the foot and include, at minimum, a backstrap. Some facilities may require additional personal protective equipment. On-site transportation will be provided via climate controlled vehicles, however allowance for local weather should be considered. Please check local weather conditions and forecasts for the day of your visit and plan accordingly.

If the nature of your tour is to be outside, please bring sunscreen and non-aerosol insect repellent.

You should also notify the tour coordinator of any special mobility requirements/handicap restrictions prior to your visit.

Also, please be aware that all packages, briefcases, handbags and vehicles can be inspected at any time. All persons participating in a public tour further acknowledge that as a condition of access, they consent to screening by site security personnel for all prohibited items, to include a cursory check of any personal articles and by passing through a metal detector prior to boarding the tour bus. This is for the protection of SRS property and employees.

For additional information and directions to the badge office please review our Visitor Guide.