EM Will Make Maintenance and Infrastructure ‘Explicit Part’ Of Budget Planning Process

Contractors: DOE Should Incentivize Maintenance
Kenneth Fletcher
WC Monitor
10/31/2014
AMELIA ISLAND, Fla.—Maintenance and infrastructure will play an “explicit part” in the budget planning process at the Department of Energy’s Office…

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EM Will Make Maintenance and Infrastructure ‘Explicit Part’ Of Budget Planning Process

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