Harkins picked as acting DOE Hanford deputy

With the top two feds at the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site in Washington state leaving, an interim deputy manager, Brian Harkins, has been appointed effective April 3.
The selection of Harkins to serve as the acting deputy was announced in a recent staff…

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Harkins picked as acting DOE Hanford deputy

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