Hanford landlord lands only 35% of subjective fee due to fire system problems

By Wayne Barber

The Department of Energy’s landlord contractor for the Hanford Site in Washington state, earned only 35% of its subjective fee during fiscal 2023 in part because of its failure to keep on top of fire suppression system maintenance, according to a scorecard released…

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