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U.S. Army has selected six companies to support environmental remediation efforts of the military branch’s engineering and support center under a potential five-year, $301 million contract.
The Army Corps of Engineers received 17 proposals for the shared contract via an internet solicitation and work locations will depend on each order, the Defense Department said Wednesday .
DoD expects contractors to finish work by Dec. 19, 2021.
The awardees are:
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The U.S. Army has selected six companies to support environmental remediation efforts of the military branch’s engineering and support center under a potential five-year, $301 million contract.
