Audit: Savannah River Contractor Approved $8.5M Worth of Improper Invoices

By ExchangeMonitor

The company that manages the Savannah River Site in South Carolina approved $8.5 million worth of improper invoices from one of its subcontractors from October 2014 to June 2016, according to a new Department of Energy audit. That amount, which includes filings…

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