With U.S. Shutdown Possible, Feds, Contractors Make Contingency Plans

With Congressional Republicans threatening to thwart a stopgap funding plan to keep the government running beyond Thursday, the Department of Energy and other agencies could be forced to suspend operations.
The DOE declined comment Tuesday, directing inquiries…

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