MOX Services, Subcontractor Say They Weren’t Part of Fraud Scheme at Savannah River

By ExchangeMonitor

CB&I AREVA MOX Services and a former subcontractor say they should not have to pay the $19.2 million the United States is seeking in a lawsuit. In separate documents filed in federal court, the companies said they had no knowledge of alleged schemes to defraud…

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