UCOR Nets Nearly All of Available Award Fee at Oak Ridge

By ExchangeMonitor

UCOR, prime cleanup contractor for the Energy Department’s Oak Ridge site in Tennessee, took home about 92 percent of its possible award fee for the six-month period that ended March 31, raking in roughly $3.6 million. The company, an AECOM-led consortium now…

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