DOE plans Paducah landlord presentation, site tour May 29

The Department of Energy in late May will hold an information session and site tour for potential bidders on a new Infrastructure Support Service contract at the Paducah Site in Kentucky.
DOE’s Office of Environmental Management recently announced it would extend…

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