Project Management Institute Names 2017 Project of the Year Finalists

I see that the winner is "Hanford double shell tank ay 102 recovery project as winner " -
https://www.pmi.org/about/awards/winners/p...ecovery-project
Do any one have details like case study etc from project management perspective?

I noticed there was mention of some finalists coming noticeably under budget. This makes all parties happy, and it is a good thing, but it isn't effective project management. It usually means either scope was cut, quality was cut, or some process was improved which means it wasn't identified earlier on so that the budget estimate would have been lower. I don't want to be a stick in the mud, but PMI should probably not mention "under budget" for finalists of project management awards.I even remember a high profile PM trainer in one course that I did saying that largely under budget means project failure even if product success.