Oak Ridge Contractor Could Stay on Two More Years

The Department of Energy on Feb. 14 issued a potential contract extension of up to two years, through July 2022, to the incumbent vendor for cleanup of the Oak Ridge Site in Tennessee.
The Energy Department posted a notice of intent to award a sole-source deal…

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