Akima, Swift & Staley Get Day in Court Over Paducah Contract

By Wayne Barber

With oral arguments yesterday, a long-running legal fight over the $160-million Paducah Infrastructure Support Services set-aside contract awarded in December 2020 could be entering the home stretch. A U.S. Court of Federal Claims judge heard oral arguments Thursday …

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