Fluor to Exit Government Contracting Business, Including DOE

By ExchangeMonitor

Texas-based Fluor, a pillar of the U.S. Energy Department’s nuclear operations and cleanup complexes, said Tuesday it will exit the government market as part of a company shakeup following recent hard times. CEO Carlos Hernandez and Executive Chairman Alan Boeckmann…

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