DOE procurement officials talk small, disadvantaged biz expansion

By Staff Reports

PHOENIX— Small and disadvantaged businesses could secure more federal funding from the Department of Energy’s $8-billion nuclear cleanup office, according to procurement representatives who addressed the Waste Management Symposia here last week. The Department…

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