DOE Plans to Extend Existing Swift & Staley Contract at Paducah After Small Biz Size Protest

By Staff Reports

The Department of Energy plans to extend Swift & Staley’s infrastructure services contract at the Paducah Site in Kentucky for up to a year after a protest derailed plans to award the company a follow-on contract. The DOE’s Portsmouth/Paducah Project Office…

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