Shrinking Margins Encourage Mergers for DOE Contractors, Executive Says

By Wayne Barber

Declining profit margins, in some cases just 2 to 4 percent, are a major reason for the wave of mergers and acquisitions by companies that do business in the Department of Energy’s nuclear cleanup sector, a senior executive with one contractor said last week. Contractors…

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