Mission Support Alliance Earns 91% of FY16 Award Fee

The Department of Energy has rated the fiscal 2016 performance of Hanford Site support services provider Mission Support Alliance (MSA) as “very good.” The contractor earned 91 percent of the available fee, or a little more than $19.2 million.
The fee included…

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