Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 23 No. 06
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February 08, 2019

AECOM Sniffing Nuclear Security Business

By Wayne Barber

Los Angeles-based AECOM is eyeing work in the nuclear security complex, Randall Wotring, the company’s chief operating officer, said this week. On a Tuesday quarterly earnings conference call with investors, Wotring suggested AECOM will be an active bidder…

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