SRS Liquid Waste Management Contract Could Be Reissued Soon

The Energy Department could reissue a multibillion-dollar liquid waste management contract for the Savannah River Site in South Carolina early as Friday, two industry sources said.
One source said the new award could land this week or it could arrive as late as…

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