After hearing, Hanford award winner gets until Monday to defend eligibility for $45B contract

By Wayne Barber

A federal judge this week did not throw out on technical grounds a $45-billion liquid waste cleanup contract the Department of Energy issued in April, but the BWX Technologies-led joint venture that won the business still must explain its legal eligibility for…

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