Swift & Staley receives another 4 months at Paducah under DOE extension

The Department of Energy is apparently not counting upon a speedy resolution of litigation surrounding the landlord services contract for the Paducah Site, as a spokesperson confirmed Thursday the incumbent is receiving a four-month extension.
Kentucky-based Swift…

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Swift & Staley receives another 4 months at Paducah under DOE extension

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