Getting Contract Awards Right More Important Than Speed, DOE Undersecretary Says

By Wayne Barber

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — While the U.S. Energy Department has moved slower than anticipated in awarding several multibillion-dollar nuclear cleanup contracts, it is important to get the process correct, DOE Undersecretary for Science Paul Dabbar said Wednesday. “We…

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