CH2M Makes Payments for Time Card Fraud at Hanford

CH2M has paid almost $471,000 to the Department of Energy as part of a March 2013 agreement to settle civil and criminal allegations of time card fraud at the Hanford Site in Washington state. DOE may only spend the money on systems at Hanford that would detect…

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