Survey says, current crop of DOE cleanup field managers in place six years or fewer

By Wayne Barber

The looming departure of Los Alamos National Laboratory federal field manager Michael Mikolanis will mark the second swap of Environmental Management field bosses across the Department of Energy’s old weapons complex in a little more than a year. These days,…

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