COVID-19 Could Gum Up DOE Nuclear Cleanup Contract Pipeline

By Wayne Barber

As its impact spreads across the United States, the COVID-19 outbreak could further delay procurements at the Energy Department nuclear cleanup office, industry sources said this week. The DOE Office of Environmental Management has a difficult time issuing new…

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