DOE Again Asks LM Support Contract Bidders to Extend Proposals

Third Evaluation of Bids Underway
Mike Nartker
WC Monitor
10/24/2014
The Department of Energy’s search for a new support services contractor for the Office of Legacy Management continues to drag on, as DOE asked bidders this week to again extend their proposals’…

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