DOE CONSIDERING AN END TO ID/IQ CLEANUP CONTRACTS

The Department of Energy is considering bringing to an end its use of Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity cleanup contracts once the two current sets of contracts expire, senior DOE Office of Environmental Management official Jack Surash said yesterday. EM…

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