Swift & Staley Staying at Paducah Through March Pending Court Decision

By Staff Reports

Department of Energy contractor Swift & Staley will stay on at least another month while a federal judge decides whether the firm exceeded the size restrictions for the $160-million Infrastructure Support Services contract at the Paducah Site in Kentucky, according…

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