Portsmouth-Paducah bidders asked to keep proposals open through mid-November

By Wayne Barber

Teams seeking to land a major Department of Energy contract that includes running depleted uranium hexafluoride conversion facilities at former gaseous diffusion plants in Ohio and Kentucky have been asked to keep their bids open through Nov. 17, sources said this…

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