Perceived unfairness can affect reality of procurement at Department of Energy, GAO says

By Wayne Barber

Like football fans, contractors considering bids on Department of Energy business often lack faith they will receive a fair shake from officials, a Tuesday report from a federal watchdog indicates. Representatives from 15 of the 24 industry contractors interviewed…

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