Oak Ridge Cleanup Contractor UCOR Earns 94% of Fee

By Wayne Barber

The cleanup contractor for the Oak Ridge Site in Tennessee earned 94%, or $10.4 million, of a potential $11 million fee for its work during the six-month period ended March 31, the Energy Department said in a new performance scorecard. In the process, URS-CH2M…

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