N3B Wins 82% of Potential Fee for Cleanup Work at Los Alamos

By Wayne Barber

The Huntington Ingalls Industries-led contractor in charge of legacy cleanup at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico won roughly 82% of its total potential fee and 72% of its subjective fee in a recently-released scorecard from the Department of Energy. Newport…

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