Swift & Staley denies ‘negative control’ of joint venture in appeals court filing

By Wayne Barber

Swift & Staley, the incumbent landlord contractor at the Department of Energy’s Paducah Site in Kentucky, is urging an appeals court to set a hearing so the company can argue a lower court and the federal government were wrong to find the contractor too large…

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