The Department of Energy performs about $2 billion in work annually for federal agencies and other customers--about $1.5 billion of that for the Defense Department--but lacks centralized records to ensure all research objectives are being met and relies on individual labs to approve projects rather than following department-wide guidelines, a Government Accountability Office report found. DoE’s Work For Others (WFO) program is intended to help other federal entities, state agencies, universities and more leverage technology and expertise they could not…
GAO: DoE Not Fully Overseeing Performance, Reimbursement of DoD-Sponsored Work
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