SRR Earns 95 Percent of Award and Incentive Fee in FY’14

Kenneth Fletcher
WC Monitor
2/13/2015
Savannah River Remediation, the liquid waste contractor for the Savannah River Site, earned 95 percent of its available award and incentive fee in Fiscal Year 2014, according to a fee determination scorecard the Department…

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SRR Earns 95 Percent of Award and Incentive Fee in FY’14

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