SPRU Cost Cap Might Have Done More Harm Than Good, DOE IG Says

By Wayne Barber

Rather than reducing schedule delays and expense overruns, the Energy Department’s use of a cost cap at the Separations Process Research Unit (SPRU) cleanup project in upstate New York might have had the opposite effect, DOE’s Office of Inspector General said…

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