Most Major Contractors Indicate They Won’t Bid on New ICP Contract as Written

Mike Nartker
WC Monitor
10/24/2014
AMELIA ISLAND, Fla.—Senior executives from most major Department of Energy cleanup contractors gave a resounding thumbs down here this week to DOE’s new Idaho cleanup contract as currently planned in draft form,…

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Most Major Contractors Indicate They Won’t Bid on New ICP Contract as Written

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