Companies, DOE Cleanup Office Working Out Kinks in End-State Contracting

By Wayne Barber

HENDERSON, Nev. — The U.S. Energy Department’s Office of Environmental Management and the vendors that provide it with nuclear remediation services are reasonably satisfied with the “end state” approach to contracting — although some lingering issues…

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