Bid Deadline Extended for Paducah Site Services Contract

Interested bidders for the Energy Department’s potential five-year, $250-million support services contract at the Paducah Site in Kentucky are getting an additional two weeks, until April 2, to submit a proposal.
The prior deadline was March 19 and DOE announced…

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