Changing MOX Contract Would Not Resolve Rising Costs, GAO Says

By ExchangeMonitor

Changing the nature of the contract for the Department of Energy’s Mixed Oxide Fuel Fabrication Facility would not necessarily help restrain the rising costs for building the plant that will eliminate stocks of nuclear weapon-usable plutonium, the Government…

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