UCOR Deputy Program Manager Sean Dunagan joined other OREM site representatives at the 27th Annual Energy Technology & Environmental Business Association (ETEBA) “Business & Technical Opportunities Conference” held this week in Knoxville. This year’s sold-out conference had 1,000+ attendees learning more about the upcoming business opportunities within government agencies and prime contractors across the energy, environmental, and defense sectors.
Dunagan participated in the panel “Opportunities to Grow Business within the DOE-EM Network.” He highlighted the value such partnerships bring in the EM world.
“UCOR and Amentum are delivering industry-leading cleanup and reindustrialization in Oak Ridge,” Dunagan said. “Nearly 80 percent of that work is accomplished with many of the companies here today. We’re always looking for new partners who bring new technologies or new ideas to deliver our work more efficiently for our client and a solid return for taxpayers.”
ETEBA is a non-profit trade association representing over 200 small, large, and mid-sized companies and affiliates. Members provide environmental, technology, energy, engineering, construction, and related services to government and commercial clients
