Environmental Management Office chief of staff leaving government to join Longenecker

Michael Nartker, the chief of staff for the Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management, will leave the government to join DOE small-business contractor Longenecker & Associates, someone familiar with the move said Tuesday.
Nartker has worked…

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