Hanford-Area Business Failed to Pay $446K to Local Company, Lawsuit Says

By ExchangeMonitor

A small business that worked at the Hanford Site in Washington state, i-3 Global, has been accused of failing to pay $446,618 to another small business two years after being named Department of Energy Protege of the Year. Kennewick, Wash.-based I-3 Global, a provider…

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