Clock Starts for DOE to Drop Draft Savannah River M&O Procurement

Friday marked the official start of the 30-day window during which the Department of Energy has said it will release a draft solicitation for the Savannah River Site management and operations contract.
The window is open through April 29, a Sunday, according to…

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Clock Starts for DOE to Drop Draft Savannah River M&O Procurement

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