DOE Working Through Concerns on New Idaho Cleanup Contract

Final RFP Could Slip Into New Year
Kenneth Fletcher
WC Monitor
11/21/2014
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.—As the Department of Energy continues to consider concerns raised by industry about the draft Request for Proposals for the new Idaho Cleanup Project Core contract,…

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