DOE Extends Swift & Staley for Paducah Services While Small-Biz Protest Continues

By Staff Reports

The Department of Energy said Tuesday it is justified in extending the current Swift & Staley landlord services agreement at the Paducah Site in Kentucky for up to six months while the Small Business Administration decides whether the company is too big to…

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