GAO Dismisses Protests Against Energy Dept. Legacy Management Contract

By Wayne Barber

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) denied two protests filed over RSI EnTech’s roughly $191 million contract to provide support services for the Energy Department’s Office of Legacy Management, which the challengers called unrealistically cheap. The…

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