WIPP Work Revisions, Virus Played Role in Termination, Subcontractor Says

By Wayne Barber

The business dismissed recently for slow progress in building a new underground ventilation system for the Department of Energy’s Waste Isolation Pilot Plant expects to leave the New Mexico project by the end of the month. The parties are working out a financial…

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