Small, woman-owned Virginia biz claims $208M Hanford occupational health contract

By Staff Reports

The Department of Energy has chosen a Virginia-based small business for a new occupational healthcare contract, worth up to $208 million over seven years, at the Hanford Site in Washington state.
Hampton, Va.-based Inomedic Health Applications, a disadvantaged…

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