UCOR Gets 94 Percent of Award Fee For Six Months Ended March 31

By Dan Leone

URS CH2M Oak Ridge landed an award of nearly $3.6 million for the six months ended March 31, good for 94 percent of the total available to the prime cleanup contractor for the Energy Department’s former uranium enrichment facilities near Oak Ridge, Tenn.,…

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