WIPP Prime Gets More Time to Respond to Subcontractor Suit

By ExchangeMonitor

The venture that manages the Department of Energy’s Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in New Mexico will have until Dec. 21 to reply to a lawsuit brought last month by the construction contractor it fired this summer after slower-than-anticipated progress on a major…

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