DOE Would Keep ‘Guns, Guards, and Gates’ in Shutdown; Contractors Plan for Worst

By Wayne Barber

The federal government on Friday was within hours of its first shutdown in years as leaders in Washington scrambled for a last-minute deal on another short-term budget. If that fails, the Department of Energy and its Office of Environmental Management could shortly…

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