Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 23 No. 37
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September 27, 2019

Fluor’s DOE Biz Goes on the Block in Government Services Sell-Off

By Wayne Barber

Fluor, the Texas-based engineering and construction giant trying to reverse its worsening financial condition, said this week it will sell off its government contracting business that includes all its work for the Department of Energy. Long a major player in government…

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By Dan Leone
Fluor's DOE Biz Goes on the Block in Government Services Sell-Off

By Wayne Barber
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