GAO Details Reasons for Rejecting Hanford Site Services Bid Protest

By Wayne Barber

While a team led by Huntington Ingalls Industries offered a slightly lower price to provide support services at the Hanford Site in Washington state, the Energy Department awarded the contract to a Leidos-led venture because it submitted a better overall package,…

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