Landlord contractor HMIS settles Hanford fire safety overbilling case

By Staff Reports

The landlord contractor for the Hanford Site in Richland, Wash., has agreed to pay roughly $5 million to settle Justice Department litigation alleging the company “fraudulently overcharged” the Department of Energy for hours not actually worked over many years.
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