Mercor Lighting Named Spectra Purchasing Department of the Year

Mercor Lighting

 Mercor Lighting is extremely proud to have been selected as the winner of the Spectra Purchasing Department of the year. Mercor describes the award is a tribute to the entire staff at Mercor Lighting. 

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