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EVALUATION OF ANL PROPOSALS (A 2156 and A 2157)
The enclosed proposals were received recently from Argonne National Laboratory.
The proposal for FIN A 2157 is in response to the NMSS request of July 19, 1979.
Please review the proposals for acceptability.
It is acted that the FY80 funding requirements in the proposals are not presently covered, according to the latest MMSS FY80 Financial Plan.
Specifically, there are no funds budgeted for FIN A 2156 and only $50K budgeted for FIN A 2157, as opposed the ANL proposed amounts of $60K and $80K 'respectively.
Please address this apparent shortfall as well as any changes required to the current statements of work and/or proposals for these-FINS.
Please advise Program Support (Don Loosley) of your evaluation by return memo by October 5,1979.
SHubel signed by R. S. BROWN, JR.
Robert S. Brown, Jr.
Assistant to the Director and Chief, Program Support Branch, NMSS cc:
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,si 50-82-29 DATE STANDARD ORDER FOR DOE WORK DEC 2 2 1981 ISUE D TO. (DOE Office)
Issued SY: INRC Of ficel ACCOUNTING CIT ATION Office of Nuclear Material aaaaoaa' avion svMeot Chicago Operations Office Safety and Safeguards (NMSS) 31 X0200. 502 S&RNUMBER PERFORMING ORGANIZATION AND LOCATION 50-19-01-01 Argonne National Laboratory 2157-2 Argonne, Illinois 60439 FIN TITLE fixed i ESTIMATED C Licensing Program Support - Environmental Review Assistance l'2/Y4/81 T0/15/82 OBLIGATION AVAILABILITY PROVIDED BY:
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S 80,Q00 FINANCIAL FLExtBILITY.
R FUNOS WtLL NOT BE REPROGRAMMED BETWEEN FINS. LINE O CONSTITUTES A LIMITATlON ON OBLIGATIONS AUTHCRIZED.
O FUNDS *.*AY BE REPROGR AMMED NOT TO EXCEED *.10% OF FIN LEVEL UP TO $50K. LINE C CONSTITUTES A LIMITATION ON OBL;GATIONS AUTHORIZED.
STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS PROVIDEO DOE ARE CONSIDERED PART OF THIS ORDER UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
ATTACH'.tE NTS; THE FOLLOWING ATTACHMENTS ARE HEREBY SECURITY:
MADE A PART OF THIS ORDER:
@ WORK ON THIS ORDER IS NOT CLASSIFIED.
O STATEMENT OF WOR K O WORK ON THIS ORDER tNvCLVES CLASSIFIED C ADDITION AL TERMS AND CONDITIONS INFORMATION. NRC FORM 187 IS ATTACHED.
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Reference SOE'd 50-82-06 dated 10/19/81 and ANL Form 189 dated 8/17/81.
This order provides the balance of funding required 'in accordance with the referenced 189.
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10/15/81 10/15/82 OBLIGATION AVAILABILITY PROVIDED BY:
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"R&R NUMBE R" CITE D ABOVE 30,000 C. TOTAL ORDERS TO DATE (TOTAL A & 8)
D. AMOUNT INCLUDED IN "C" APPLICABLE TO THE FIN NUMBER" CITED IN THIS ORDER S 30.000.
FINANCI AL FLEXIBILITY:
b. FUNDS WILL NOT BE REPROGRAMMED BETWEEN FINS. LINE D CONSTITUTES A LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS AUTHORIZ E D.
O FUNDS MAY BE REPROGR AMMED NOT TO EXCEED
- 10*.OF FIN LEVEL UP TO S50K. LINE C CONSTITUTES A LIMITATION ON OBLIGATIONS AUTHORIZED-STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS PROVIDED DOE ARE CONSIDERED PART OF THIS ORDER UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
ATTACHMENTS:
THE FOLLOWING ATTACHMENTS ARE HEREBY
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MADE A PART OF THIS ORDER:
h WORK ON THIS ORDER IS NOT CLASSIFIED-d STATEMENT OF WOR K O WORK ON THIS ORDER INVOLVES CLASSIFIED O ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS INFORMATION. NRC FORM 18715 ATTACHED.
O OTHER "ISfe$nceANLForm189datedAugust 17, 1981.
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This order provides a revised FY82 statement of work (50W) and an initial increment of funding in the amcunt of $30K.
Additional FY82 funding shall be.provided at a later date subject to itRC funding availability and NRC satisfaction concerning performance quality and timeliness.
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1.0 Background
Evaluation of probable or potential environmental impacts is an integral part of the licensing pmcess for uranium fuel cycle facilities.
In accordance with Nuclear Regulatory Comission (NRC) regulations, environ-mental appraisals or environmental impact statements (EIS) are require'd to support licensing decisions on new license applications, license renewals, proposed major nodifications of facilities, and, in some cases, decomissioning plans for uranium recovery operations, fuel processing i
and fabrication faciTities, and for related types of activities. The
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NRC's Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards (NMSS) requires j
technical assistance in conducting its environmental evaluations of j
applicant proposals and in the preparation of the associated envi.ron-mental appraisal reports and environnental impact statements (draft andL final statements).
Argonne National Laboratory (ANL) has provided such assistance in FY79 under NMSS Project A2010-9 and in FY80 and FY81 j
FIN A2157.
This project is a continuation of that effort.
- i 2.0 Work Recuired The perforuiing organization shall furnish the necessary qualified personnel, facilities, materials and services to conplete the final environmental statement for the Kerr-McGee West Chicago task initiated in FY78 under FIN No. A2010.
This will include the msolution of comnents received on the draft envimnmental statement. The target task completion date will be durino the 4th Quarter of FY82.
3.0 Reporting Recuirements 3.1 Monthly Letter-Status Report Each nonth, the perfonning organization shall submit six (5)[ copies...-
of a brief letter report which sumarizes:
(1) the work performed during the previous month; (2)(personnel time expenditures during the pre month; and (3) costs:
a) during the previous month, (b) cumulative to date (fiscal year and total), and (c) projection by month to completion of i
the work effort covend by this statement of work. The f'rst nonthly report shall provide the initial projection and subsequent reports shall i
either indicate revised projections or indicate "no change in the cost proj ection." The report shall be due by the 15th of each nonth with distribution as follows:
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, 3.2 Preliminary Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), Draf t EIS and Final EIS A revised preliminary draft of the EIS will be completed and submitted in the second quarter of FY82.
Following review by NMSS staff, the draft EIS (DEIS) will be issued by the end of the second quarter of FY82.
The printed final environmental statement, consisting of the revised EIS, the comments on the DEIS from other Federal / State agencies and the private sector, and appropriate responses to these connents will be released within the fourth quarter of FY82.
The following number of copies of the required reports shall be furnishe'd by the performing organization:
Preliminary Draft EIS - 5 copies Draft EIS - 50 copies Final EIS - 50 copies 4.0 Meetinos and Travel The performing organization shall meet approximately four times with the NMSS PM to discuss the results of the work. Those meetings shall be of one day's duration and shall be held at the NRC offices in Silver Spring, Maryland.
5.0 NRC Furnished Material There will be no NRC furnished material.
6.0 Period of Performance Performance under this work order shall commence on October 15, 1981, and shall continue through October 15, 1982.
7.0 Technical Direction Mr. W. A. Nixon (FTS 427-4510) is designated as the NMSS Project Manager (PM) for the purpose of assuring that the services required under this 50W are delivered in accordance herewith.
All technical instructions to the DOE performing organization shall be issued through the NMSS PM.
As used herein, technical instructions are instructions to the Contractor which provide details, suggest possible lines of inquiry, or l
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Technical instructions shall not constitute new assignments of work or changes of l
such a nature as to justify an adjustment in cost of period of performance.
Direction for changes in cost or period of performance will be provided..
by the DOE Operations Office after receipt of an appropriate NRC Form 173 1
from the Director of the Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards (NMSS).
If the DOE performing organization receives guidance from the NMSS PM which is believed to be invalid under the criteria cited above, the performing organization shall immediately notify the NMSS PM.
If the NMSS PM and the performing organization are not able to resolve the question within five days, the perfoi...ing organization shall notify the DOE Operations Office.
8.0 Discosal of Procerty Upon completion of a. program or termination of a project, a reconciled report will be developed jointly by DOE an'd NRC to record available equipment and related material purchased with NRC funds.
This report should be developed as soon as possible af ter program completion'or termination decision has been made, but not later than sixty (50) days after work termination date. The report 'should be submitted to the Property and Supply Branch, NRC.
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STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS PROVIDED DOE ARE CONSIDERED PART OF THIS ORDER UNLESS OTHERWISE POTED.
ATTACHMENTS.
SECURITY:
THE FOLLOWING ATTACHMENTS ARE HE REBY
$ WORK ON THIS ORDER IS NOT, CLASSIFIED.
MADE A PART OF THIS ORDER:
O WORK ON THIS Or'*)ER INVOLVES CLASSIFIED
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l STATEMENT OF WORK (S0W) FOR LICENSING PROGRAM SUPPORT - ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW ASSISTANCE FIN A2157-1 B&R 50-19-01-01 1.0 Backgmund Evaluation of probable or potential environmental impacts is an integral part of the licensing pmcess for uranium fuel cycle facilities.
In accordance with Nuclear Regulatory Comission (NRC) mgulations, environ-mental appraisals or environmental impact statements (EIS) are required to support licensing decisions on new license applications, license renewals, proposed major modifications of facilities, and, in some cases, decomissioning plans for uranium recovery operations, fuel processing and fabrication facilities, and for related types of activities. The NRC's Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards (NMSS) requires 4
technical assistance in conducting its envirtnmental evaluations of applicant proposals and in the preparation of the associated environ-mental appraisal mports and environmental impact statements (draft and final statements). Argonne National Laboratory (ANL) has provided such assistance in FY79 under NMSS Project A2010-9 and in FY80 under FIN A2157-0. This project is a continuation of that effort.
2.0 Work Required i
The perfoming organization shall furnish the necessary qualified personnel, facilities, materiats and services to complete the final environmental statement for the Kerr-McGee West Chicago task initiated in FY78 under FIN No. A2010. This will include the resolution of comments mceived on the draft environmental statement.
The target task completion date will be during the 4th Quarter of FY81.
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3.0 Reporting Requirements 3.1 Monthly Letter Status Report Each month, the performing organization shall submit six (6) copies of a brief letter report which sumarizes:
(1) the work performed during the previous month; (2) personnel time expenditures during the previous month; and (3) costs:
(a) during the previous month, (b) cumulative to date (fiscal year and total), and (c) projection by month to completion of the wort effort covemd by this statement of work. The first monthly mport shall pmvide the initial projection and subsequent reports shall either indicate revised projections or indicate "no change in the cost projection." The report shall be due by the 15th of each month with distribution as follows:
W. A. Nixon, NMSS, 5 copies Office of the Director, HMSS (Program Support),1 copy Enclosure SOEW 50-81-02
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The NMSS Project Manager shall provide written coments to the perfoming organization by February 1,1981.
The performing organiza-tion shall include these coments in the draft EIS which shall be provided to the NMSS Project Manager (50 copies) by March 1,1981.
The project schedule after March 1,1981 cannot yet be determined because of the unknown length of the public coment period and other variables. However, this S0W shall be amended by issuance of an NRC Form 173 before October 31, 1981 to define the mmainder of the project schedule. When the schedule is redefined the NMSS PM will furnish coments on the draft EIS to the perfoming organization. Based on these coments, the perfoming organization shall revise the draft and submit the final CIS fifty (50) copies to the NMSS PM and one (1) to the Office of the Director, NMSS (Program Support) not later than one month after coment on the draft EIS have been received (See Paragraph 12 of the Tems and Conditions Standard Order for DOE Work).
4.0 Meetings and Travel -
The perfoming organization shall meet approximately four times with the NMSS PM to discuss the results of the work. Those meetings shall be of one day's duration and shall be held at the NRC offices in Silver Spring, Maryland.
5.0 NRC Furnished Material There will be no NRC furnished material.
6.0 Period of Perfomance Performance under this work order shall commence on October 1,1980, and shall <:ontinue through October 31, 1981.
7.0 Technical Direction Mr. W. A. Nixon (FTS 427-4510) is designated as the NMSS Pmject Manager (PM) for the purpose of assuring that the services requimd under this 50W are delivered in accordance herewith. All technical instructions to the DOE perfoming organization shall be issued through the NMSS j
PM. As used hemin, technical instructions are instructions to the Contractor which provide details, suggest possible lines of inquiry, or
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7.0 Technical Direction (Continued) otherwise complete the general scope of work set forth herein.
Technical instructions shall not constitute new assignments of work or changes of such a nature as to justify an adjustment in cost of period of performance.
Direction for changes in cost or period of performance will be provided by the DOE Operations Office after receipt of an appropriate NRC Form 173 from the^ Director of the Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards (NMSS).
If the DOE performing organization receives guidance from the NMSS PM which is believed to be invalid under the criteria cited above, the performing organization shall immediately notify the NMSS PM.
If the NMSS PM and the perfonning organization are not able to resolve the question within five days, the performing organization shall notify the DOE Operations Office.
8.0 Disposal of Property Upon completion of a program or termination of a project, a reconciled report will be developed jointly by DOE and NRC to record available equipment and related material purchased with NRC funds.
This report should be developed as soon as possible after program completion or termination decision has been made, but not later than sixty (60) days after work termination date. The report should be submitted to the Property and Supply Branch, NRC.
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ACCOUNTING CITATION APPROPRIATION $YMBOL Chicago Operations Office Office of Nuclear Material 31X0200.500 Safety and Safeguards (NMSS) u,~uMoe.
PERFORMING ORGANIZATION AND LOCATION 50-19-01-01 FIN NUMBER Argonne National Laboratory (ANL)
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STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS PROVIDED DOE ARE CONSIDERED PART OF THIS ORDER UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
ATTACH MENTS:
THE FOLLOWING ATTACHMENTS ARE HEREBY SECURITY:
MADE A PART OF THIS ORDER:
G WORK ON THIS ORDER IS NOT CLASSIFit"t C STATE MENT O F WOR K O WORK ON THIS ORDER INVOLVES CLAS$1FIED D ADDITloNALTERMS AND CONDITIONS INFORMATION. NRC FORM 187 IS ATTACHED.
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This order provides obligational authority for technical assistance as delineated in the enclosed statement of work and in ANL Schedule 189, A 2157, dated August 1979.
Mr. William A. Nixon (FTS 427-4510) is designated the NMSS Project Manager, replacing Mr William T. Crow.
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1.0 Backgr;und I
Evaluation of probable or potential environmental impacts -is an integral part of the licensing process for uranium fuel cycle facilities.
In accordance with Nuclear Regulatory Comission (NRC) regulations, environ-mental appraisals or environmental impact statements (EIS) are required to support licensing decisions on new license applications, license renewals, i
proposed major modifications of facilities, and, in some cases, decomis-sioning plans for uranium recovery operations, fuel processing and fabrication facilities, and for related types of activities. The NRC's Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards (NMSS) requires technical i
assistance in conducting its environmental evaluations of applicant proposals e
and in the preparation of the associated environrantal appraisal reports and environmental igact statements (draft and final statements). Argonne National Laboratory (ANL) has provided such assistance in FY79 under NMSS j
Project A2010-9. This project (A2157-0) is related to that effort.
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j 2.0 Work Required The performing organization shall furnish the necessary qualified personnel, j
facilities,-materials and services to complete the final environmental state-1 ment for the Kerr-McGee West Chicago task initiated in FY78 under FIN No.
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A2010. This will include the, preparation of a revised draft environmental
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impact statement reflecting the. latest available information on decomissioning
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j draft report and preparation of a final environmental impact statement. The I
target task completion date will be durina the 4th Quarter of FY 80.
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3.1 Monthly Letter Status Report Each month, the performing organization shall submit eleven (11) copies of a brief letter report which sumarizes:
(1) the work performed during the i
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(a) during the previous month, (b) cumulative to date (fiscal year and total), and (c) projection by month to completion of the work effort rovered by this statement of work.
The first monthly report shall provide the initial projection and subsequent reports shall either indicate revised projections or indicate "no change in the cost projection." The report shall be due by the 15th of each month with distribution as follows:
W. A. Nixon. NMSS,10 copies Office of the Director, NMSS (Program Support),1 copy 3.2 Interim and Final Technical Report A draft interim report (15 copies) shall be submitted concerning the site within 90 days of completion of the site survey. This draft report shall be sent to the NMSS Project Manager (PM).
The detailed format of this report will be agreed upon after the survey because the report will relate on an "ad hoc" basis to the West Chicago site; how-ever, generally the report shall include:
(1) abstract, (2) intro-duction, (3) survey methods; (4) guidelines used to evaluate results, r
-(5) survey results, and (6) references.
The HMSS PM will furnish coments on the draft report to the performing organization within two weeks after receipt of the draft.
Based upon those coments, the performing orga7iTzation shall revise the draft and submit the final report in fifteen (15) copies to the NMSS PM and one (1) to the Office of the Director, NMSS (Program Support) not later than one month after coments on the draft report have been received.
(See Paragraph 12 of Terms and Conditions Standard Order for 00E Work.)
4.0 Meetings and Travel The performing organization shall meet approximately four times with the NMSS PM to discuss the results of the work. These meetings shall be of one day's duration and shall be held at the NRC offices in Silver Spring, Maryland.
5.0 NRC Furnished Material There will be no NRC furnished material.
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7.0 Technical Direction l
Mr. W. A. Nixon.(FTS 427 4510)is designated as the NMSS Project Manager (PM) for the purpose of assuring that the services required under this S0W are delivered in accordance herewith.
All technical instructions to the DOE performing organization shall be issued through the NMSS PM. As used herein, technical instructions are instructions to the Contractor which provide details, suggest possible lines of inquiry, or otherwise complete the general scope of work set forth herein. Technical instructions shall not constitute new assignments of work or changes of such a nature as to justify an adjustment in cost of period of performance.
Direction for changes in cost or period of performance will be provided by the DOE Operations Office after receipt of an appropriate NRC Form 173 from the Director of the Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards (NMSS).
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If the NMSS PM and the performing organiztion are not able to resolve the question within five days, the performing organization shall notify the DOE Operations Office.
8.0 Disposal of Property Upon completion of a program or termination of a project, a reconciled report will be developed jointly by DOE and NRC to record available
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Dear Mr. Dircks:
Enclosed are two copies of the ANL/EIS Monthly Report for the month ending August 31, 1980.
With best personal regards, Sincerely ours.
P. F. Gustafson, Director nivision of' Environmental Impact Studies PFG/amw Enc.
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STATUS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENTS
. Consultant Services (A2010) - R. A. Zussman, Project Leader No payments for billings on this contract were made this month.
. Western Nuclear (A2010) - E. W. Daniels, Project Leader There was no activity on the Split Rock Mill this month.
. Union Carbide Gas Hills (A2010) - E. W. Daniels, Project Leader The Final Environmental Impact Statement for the operation of the Gas Hills Uranium Project (FEIS-OL) was received from the press.
It is dated July, 1980. Most of the preparatory documents have now been filed in storage.
. Natural Phenomena Project (A2150) - J. E. Carson, Project Leader The camera-ready mats for the Exxon-Richland facility were completed and
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. Milling Operations Prograntnatic Statement (A2143) - G. L. Montet, Project Leader The Final version of the Statement is under review by the NRC Comissioners.
We are awaiting their comments.
. Kerr-McGee (A2157) - J. L. Saguinsin, Project Leader The revised EIS outline was sent to the NRC EPM (W. A. Nixon) in the middle of the month. Two new alternatives were included: Alternative III - Off-Site Disposal at Currently Unlicensed Storage Sites Within the State Identified by Kerr-McGee, and Alternative IV - Interim (Short-Term)
Decomissioning Alternative.
Work on the EIS has resumed, focusing on the above alternatives. Our goal is to submit a preliminary draft EIS to NRC by November 30 of this year.
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BUDGET The cost report for August is attached.
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OVERDUE ACTIONS BY FCMS REGARDING LABORATORY REQUEST None
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and Suppites)
Supportive Cost K$
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Aug FY Total Aug FY Total Aug FY Total Aug FY Total Aug FT Total Project Title 1980 1980 To Date 1980 1980 To Date 1980 1980 To Date 1980 1980 To Date 1980 1980 To Date A2010 FUEL CYCLE - FRONT END 4.2 34.9 34.9 4.2 34.9 34.9 Consultant Services 5.7 5.7 0.6 0.6 5.1 5.1 1.0 1.0
- Ploneer Uravan 253.9 33.6 31.5 188.8 51.9
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0.8 28.9 2.1 64.9 0.1 9.8 259.0 Western nuclear 11.5 45.4 3.5 121.3 382.1 Union Carbide 0.5 20.8 72.3 3.1 97.4 2%.1 0.4 12.4 40.6 l
1.5 2.3 40.1 25.1 2.3 13.5 Generala 0.5 2.8 10.1 215.4 16.4 4.6 73.2 5.5 135.8 TOTAL 1.0 26.7 4.5 88.7 610.2 A2150 - Natural Phenomena 0.5 6.6 43.4 2.4 32.3 179.6 2.1 56.4 430.6 22.2 239.7 1168.1 A2143 - UpeGES 0.8 23.1 240.3 4.2 112.1 839.7 18.0 127.6 328.4 A2157 - Kerr-McGee 1.0 8.8 8.8 5.1 41.2 41.2 5.1 15.1 15.1 10.2 56.3 56.3 aGeneric effort and associated general costs.
bRedistributed general costs not attributable to specific projects. i.e.. general supplies, conferences, etc.
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STATUS OF EllVIRONitEHTAL STATEMENTS
. Consultant Services (A2010) - R. A. Zussman, Project Leader A technical assessment concerning the Pioneer-Uravan project was received from the consultant, and the Williams-Robinette and Associates, Inc.
billing for the work was paid. The contract was increased to $30K this month in anticipation of an overrun; however, funding on this project is now near exhaustion.
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. Western Nuclear (A2010) - N. J. Beskid, Project Leader Project charges this month came to a total of 0.5 man-months. These charges were for effort expended in preparing draft responses to alegations in a p
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Although some four days effort (by the ANL Project Leadee) were im alved in finalizing the Gas Hills FES draft in the end of June, they will be included in the July report as they were too late for inclusion here. An effort-cost adjustment of 0.1 man-month was made for this project.
. Natural Phenomena Project (A2150) - J. E. Carson, Project Leader
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. Milling Operations Programmatic S'tatement (A2143) - G. L. f'ontet, Project
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U The ANL portion of the statement was delivered to the NRC in various pouches, with the last submission on 27 June 1980. The ANL project' leader reviewed the conclusionary chapters of the FES at NRC offices on 24 June 1980.
. Kerr-McGee (A2157) - J. L. Saguinsin, Project Leader We attended a meeting requested by Kerr-McGee and held at Silver Springs, Maryland on June 18. ' Topics discussed were (1) the kinds of radiation standards (existing and in-house) that Kerr-McGee may use in the course of its decommissioning work, and (2) alternate disposal sites.
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additional data collection of these sites.
Other activities for the month include tne reduction of well water quality data and construction of isoconcentration plots to be included in our water quality analysis for the EIS.
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BUDGET The cost report for. June is attached.
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Western Nuclear 0.5 2.0 64.8 2.5 9.2 258.4 Union Carbide 18.0 69.5 0.1 85.5 284.2 1.1 11.5 39.7 10.8 44.7 1.2 107.8 368.6 25.0 25.1 0.4 1.4 25.9 36.7 0.5 10.2 Generala 0.1 2.1 33.5 186.7 2.4 15.6 28.0 61.1 3.1 11.0 TOTAL 0.6 23.1 9.9 72.8 594.3 A21Su - Natural Phenomena 1.0 5.9 42.7 4.7 28.9 116.2 5.2 43.9 418.1 A2143 - UM0GES 2.4 20.8 238.0 11.4 101.4 829.0 12.5 108.5 309.3 23.9 209.9 1138.3 A2157 - Kerr-McGee 0.7 7.3 7.3 2.0 33.6 33.6 4.0 1.6 7.6 6.0 41.2 41.2
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STATUS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENTS I
. Consultant Services (A2010) - R. A. Zussman, Project Leader Technical responses to public comments on the Uranium Milling GEIS have been completed by the contractor.
. Western Nuclear (A2010) - N. J. Beskid, Project Leader The project leader participated in two days of meetings with NRC, their consultant and representatives of Wyoming DEQ and U.S. EPA Region VIII.
These meetings were held in Cheyenne, Wyoming and Denver, Colorado on April 30 and May 1, and were for the most part related to consnents on the Split Rock FES.
. Union Carbide Gas Hills (A2010) - N. J. Beskid, Project Leader No activity this month.
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. Milling Operations Progransnatic Statement (A2143) - G. L. Montet, Project Leader The ANL team has assisted NMSS in revision of some parts of the DES and responded to comments in several categories.
In addition, several contracts
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. Kerr-McGee (A2157) - J. L. Saguinsin, Project Leader Work on the sampling of Thoron (Radon-220) and Radon (Radon-222) in the West Chicago area is proceeding as scheduled. Also, we are finalizing the portion of the EIS pertaining to on-site stabilization or burial of waste.
Our evaluation will then subsequently focus on the alternative of off-site disposal based on specific site (s) indicated by Kerr-McGee.
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OVERDUE ACTIONS BY FCMS REGARDING LABORATORY REQUEST None D.
REMARKS In accord with Mr. Brown's letter of April 4 to Mr. Bauer, the mobile laboratory (van) has been transferred to Oak Ridge Associated Universities (0RAU). The transfer took place on April 29, when personnel from ORAU picked up the van at Argonne.
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A2010 FUEL CYCLE - FRONT END 8.4 18.2 18.2 8.4 18.2 18.2 Consultant Services 5.6 5.6 0.6 0.6 5.0 5.0 1.0 1.0
- Ptoneer Uravan 0.2 254.0 33.6 0.1 31.6 0.1 188.8 51.9
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Western Nuclear 0.3 1.2 64.0 1.3 5.2 254.4 0.6 0.8 28.9 0.3 0.8 42.3 2.2 6.8 325.6 i
Union Carbide 0.8 18.0 69.5 3.7 85,4 284,1 0.4 10.4 38.6 0.8 10.8 44.7 4.9 106.6 367.4 0.1 1.0 0.6 9.7 0.5 8.f Generala 0.1 1.8 1.2 13.2 16.1 147.1 5.5 104.'4 9.4 29.5 TOTAL 1.2 22.0 6.5 55.5 577.0
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STATUS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENTS l
. Consultant Services (A2010) - R. A. Zussman, Project Leader 1
l This contract has been increased to $40K. ANL is in receipt of a report and billing dated July 1,1980, concerning consulting work on the Western i
Nuclear Split Rock Project. A June 5,1980, billing for consulting work on the Pioneer Uravan project was paid.
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document, as well as a reassessment of groundwater quality and section rewriting.
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Editing of the NUREG report for the Exxon-Richland facility was completed i
and the camera-ready mats were being prepared for publication by NRC.
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Leader-The ANL effort during July was devoted to helping NRC personnel in the last-i minute preparations of various sections of the GEIS for review by the NRC Comissioners. Transmittals were frequent throughout the month, with the last submission hand-carried (by Yu-Chien Yuan, who was attending a meeting i
in Bethesda) to NRC on 30 July 1980.
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Work on Thoron and Radon measurements in the West Chicago area is proceeding.
A detailed description of the sampling program was submitted earlier to the NRC/ EPM (W.A. Nixon).
We anticipate resumption of work on the EIS next j
month, with effort focused on the evaluation of alternative candidate dis-i posal sites within the State that have been identified by Kerr-McGee.
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July FY Total July FY Total July FY ota July FY Total July FY Total Project Title 1980 1980 To Date 1980 1980 To Date 1980 1980 To Date 1980 1980 To Date 1980 1980 To Date FhNo.
A2010 FUEL CYCLE - FRONT END Consultant Services 7.0 30.7 30.7 7.0 30.7 30.7
- Planeer Uravan 1.0 1.0 5.1 5.1 0.6 0.6 5.7 5.7
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Generala 0.2 2.3 1.0 11.2 25.1 0.1 1.5 1.1 37.8 TOTAL 2.6 23.8 10.3 120.3 7.5 68.6 0.8 16.4 18.6 205.3 A2150 - Natural Phenomena 0.2 6.1 42.9 1.0 l29.9 177.2 10.4 54.3 428.5 11.4 84.2 605.7 A2143 - IMOGES 1.5 22.3 239.5 6.5
'l07.9 835.5 1.1 109.6 310.4 7.6 217.5 1145.9 A2157 - Kerr-McGee 0.5 7.8 7.8 2.5 36.1 36.1 2.4 10.0 10.0 4.9 46.1 46.1
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A2 W Environmental Impact Statement on the Decommissioning of the Kerr-McGee West Chicago Facility NRC esR NuueER NKC OFFICE 40-10-01-05 l
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.E raorosiNo ono*Niz ATioN FOR ECAST MILESTON E CH ART: Scheduled to Start - M - Compieted (Showes ui Quarter Yserf PROVICE ESTIMATED OOLLAR COST FOR E ACH TASK FOR EACH FISCAL YE AR Fv-6 FY 82 FY FY sv TASK 1st l2nd 3rdjdtn 1st l 2nd l3rd l 4th 1st l 2ndl 3rd l 4th 1st l 2nd l 3rdlotn 1st l 2ndl 3rdl 4th Preliminary Draft EIS COST
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- 3. WORK TO BE PERFORMED AND EXPECTED RESULTS
- 4. DESCRIPTION OF ANY FOLLOW 4N EFFORTS
- 6. RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER PROJECTS
- 8. REPORTING SCHEDULE
- 7. SU8 CONTRACTOR INFORMATION
- 8. LIST NEW CAPITAL EQUIPMENT REQUIRED
- 9. DESCRIBE SPECIAL FACILITIES REQUIRED
- 10. CONFLICT OF INTEREST INFORMATION SEE NRC MANUAL CHAPTER 1102 POR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AP/.4V AL AW MoRITY-SIGN ATW At loATE h)b4aQfLC(~
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Environmental Impact Statement on the Decommissioning of the Kerr-McGee West Chicago Facility 1.
Objective of Proposed Work:
The objective is to prepare an environmental impact statement (EIS) for the decomissioning of the West Chicago facility and to undertake site surveys and field measurements necessary for an adequate characterization of the burial site environment.
Similar characterizations will be made for disposal sites identified as likely candidate alternate sites by Kerr-McGee and by us in consultation with the NRC environmental project manager.
The completed EIS will serve as a basis for the NRC action on the application by Kerr-McGee for the ultimate disposition of its West Chicago facility.
The EIS will contain a characterization of existing conditions at the site, including the potential for migration of radionuclides.
A number of decom-missioning alternatives will be evaluated, including:
- 1) permanent onsite disposal or burial of thorium and rare earth residuals under one or more engineered configurations; 2) onsite storage for an indeterminate period of time with later consideration of disposal; and 3) packaging and shipment of residuals to other possible candidate burial sites, including those within and beyond the State of Illinois.
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Sumary of Prior Efforts:
ANL completed work on the assessme.nt of pemanent onsite disposal of wastes and site decomissioning. Sites identified by Kerr-McGee as the most promising alternative burial sites within Illinois were also evaluated. These included abandoned surface coal mines, limestone quarries and clay / shale quarries. A preliminary draft EIS was submitted to NRC in May,1981.
Radon and thoron measurements were also conducted in the West Chicago area to establish useful baseline information for background levels of these two gaseous emanations.
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Work to be Ferfomed and Expected Results:
The remaining work on the EIS will be concluded, with emphasis placed on the assessment of the alternative involving onsite storage of wastes for an in-determinate period of time with later consideration for disposal. A revised preliminary draft of the EIS will then be completed and submitted in the second quarter of FY82.
F'ollowing review by NMSS staff, the draft EIS (DEIS) will be issued by the end of the second quarter of FY82.
The printed final environmental statement, consisting of the revised EIS, the coments on the DEIS from other federal / state agencies and the private sector, and appropriate responses to these coments will be released within the fourth quarter of FY82.
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Description of any Follow-on Efforts:
Not Applicable
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Relationship to Other Projects:
Not Applicable 6.
Reportina Schedule:
A preliminary draft EIS was submitted to NRC in May 1981.
The following are to be submitted in FY 1982:
2nd Quarter FY82 Revised PDEIS 2nd Quarter FY82 Printed DEIS Final EIS 4th Quarter FY82 7.
Subcontractor Information:
Not Applicable 8.
List of New Capital Equipment Required:
Not Applicable 9.
Describe Special Facilities Required:
Not Applicable 10.
Conflict of Interest Information:
There are no known significant co'ntractual or organizational relationships of this organization or its employees with industries regulated by NRC (e.g.,
utilities) and suppliers thereof that might give rise to an apparent or actual conflict of interest.
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A2157 NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMIS$10N PROGRAM BUDGET August 1980
- 1. TITLE Environmental Impact Statement on the Decommissiort-ing of the Kerr-McGee West Chicago Facility ARGQN AJ
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- 2. sUDGET ACTIVITY NO.
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- 4. WORK STAnTED P. F. Gustafson/J. L. Saguinsin FY Continuous S. CELATED WOR K (With Same Centreeter er Others)
Licensing Program Support - Environmental Review Support Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards (NMSS) (A2010)
- 6. PERSON POWER AND COST DATA PY 1981 FY 19E1 P R ESIDENT*S INCM EM.
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DESCRIPTION Scope ANL will provide assistance to the Office of Nuclear Materials Safety and Safeguards in the preparation of an environmental ration rare earth facility located in Westimpact statement fo Chicago, Illinois.
The statement will contain a characteri:stion of existing condi-tions at the site, including the potential for migration of radionuclides.
A number of decommissioning alternatives will be evaluated, including:
- 1) burial of thorium and rare earth residuals onsite, 2) packaging and shipment of residuals to and beyond the State of Illinois.other possible candidate burial Objectives The objectives are to prepare an environmental impact statement (EIS) for the decommissi6ning of the West Chicago facility and to undertake site surveys and field measurements necessary for an.*
adequate characterization of the burial site environment.
characteri:ations will be-made for disposal sites identified as Similar likely candidate alternate sites by Kerr-McGee and by us in con-sultation with the NRC environmental project manager.
plated EIS will serve as a basis for the NRC action on the appli-The com-cation by Kerr-McGee for the termination of its license.
Methods An independent assessment of the probable or potential environ-mental impacts.resulting from the decommissioning of the West Chicago facility will be prepared by a multidisciplinary team of engineers scientists and socioeconomists.
existing s,ite as well as other candidate burial sites will beA descriptio undertaken to define baseline conditions.
surveys by federal, state and private agencies, as well asData from existing found in the literature will be compiled and, as necessary,those supplemented by field studies and observations.
of the candidate burial site environments will be given in termsThe descri of their natural, physical, radiological, and socioeconomic com-ponents.
presenting data from past site. radiological surveys by i
Activities involved in implementing the various decommissioning alternatives will be identified in sufficient technical detail
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A2157 NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISslON PROGRAM 8UDGET August 1980
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DESCRIPTION (Cont'd.)
Methods (Cont'd.)
to allow environmental analysis and evaluation.
Possible environ-mental impacts will be evaluated by analyzing those beneficial and adverse effects on the natural, physical, radiological, and socio-economic environments.
Measures necessary to mitigate such impacts, including the required monitoring ?rograms and accident contingency plans, will be identified and t;2eir effectiveness assessed.
Conformity or conflict with any local land use plans will be determined as well as the commitment of energy and other depletable resources, having in mind the potential for conserva-tion for each decommissioning alternative.
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Accomplishments for NMSS in FY 1980 ANL essentially completed the_gortion of the draft EIS pertaining to onsite burial of wastes and site decommissioning.
This work has also been supplemented by a sampling program for Thoron (Radon-220) rnd Radon (Radon-222) la the West Chicago area to establish useful baseline information for background levels of these two gaseous emanations, with sampling data spanning at least a period of a year.
Accomplishments for NMSS through FY 1981
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Effort will turn to the assessment of decommissioning alternatives involving shipment to and burial of wastes at a number of speci-fled candidate burial sites.
This activity will span the first three to four months of FY 1981.
A preliminary draft of the EIS will then be completed and submitted in the second quarter of FY 1981.
Following review by NMSS staff, a printed draft EIS (DEIS) will be issued by the end of the second quarter of FY 1981.
The printed final environmental statement, consisting of the revised EIS, the comments on the DEIS from other federal / state agencies and the private sector, and appropriate responses to these c'omments will be released within the fourth quarter of FY 1981.
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DESCRIPTION (Cont'd.)
Anticipated Accomplishments in FY 1982 As a follow-up, assistance will be extended to NMSS in the Kerr-McGee West Chicago facility and in the prepar these other problem sites. environmental impact statements on the 8.
EXPLANATION OF MAJOR PROCUREMENTS Not Applicable 9.
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- 5. RELATED WORK IWith Sarne contractor or Otherst LicensiTig Program Support - Environmental Review Support Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards (NMSS) (A2010)
- 6. PERSON POWER AND COST DATA FY 1900 FY 1900 PRESIDENT'S INC R EM.
FY 1979 BUDGET REQUIRE.
FY 1981 6e. DlR ECT PERSON POWER (Person Yeers)
SCIENTIFIC 1.0 REcul4R TEMP. PAID BY ANL 1.0 TOTAL SCIENTIFIC OTHER TECHNICAL REGULAR TEMP. PAID BY ANL TOTAL OTHER TECHNICAL 1.0 TOTAL PERSON YEARS
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DESCRIPTION (Cont'd.)
Accomplishments for NMSS in FY 1979 Under Project A2010, ANL completed a radiological survey of the West Chicago l
area for NRC, Office of Inspection and Enforcement, Region III.
The results were published as NUREG/CR-0413.
Accomplishments for NMSS through FY 1980 A preliminary draft of the EIS will be completed and submitted by the end of the first quarter of 1980.
Following review by NMSS staff, a printed draf t EIS (DEIS) will be issued by the end of the second quarter of FY 1980. The printed final environmental statement, consisting of the revised EIS, the coments on the DEIS from other federal / state agencies and the private sector, and appropriate responses to those coments will be released within the fourth quarter of FY 80.
Anticipated Accomplishments in FY 1981 As a follow-up, assistance will be extended to NMSS in the analysis of environ-mental problems at other sites similar to the Kerr-McGee West Chicago facility and in the preparation of environmental impact statements on the final de-comissioning of these other problem sites.
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EXPLANATION OF MAJOR PROCUREMENTS Not Applicable 9.
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