SRS Security Vendor Must Pay for Ammo, Dog Food, DOE Says

By Staff Reports

The winner of the anticipated 10-year, $1 billion paramilitary security contract at the Energy Department’s Savannah River Site in South Carolina must pay for much of its own ammunition and all the dog food.
That is among the tidbits in in a third round of questions…

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