Judge Says SBA Erred in Finding Swift & Staley Too Big for Set-Aside

By Wayne Barber

An appeals panel within the Small Business Administration erred in May when it found Swift & Staley was too big to qualify for a $160-million Department of Energy set-aside contract for services at the Paducah Site in Kentucky, a U.S. Court of Federal Claims…

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