ML20141F431
| ML20141F431 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Issue date: | 10/30/1981 |
| From: | Brady R NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION (ADM) |
| To: | Garcia P OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT |
| Shared Package | |
| ML20140E750 | List:
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| References | |
| FRN-50FR39076, RULE-PR-11 AB99-2-07, AB99-2-7, NUDOCS 8601090335 | |
| Download: ML20141F431 (3) | |
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(tr. Peter Carcia, Pecuty Associate Director for Personnel Investigations ~
U.S. Office of Personnel !!anagerent 1900 E Street, !!.11. , .aoca 913i1 liashington, DC P.0415
Dear ifr. Garcia:
Reference is rado to ny recent discussions uith you and to related discussions bett:cen members of our resnective staffs concerning the anticipated nucher of OPi' full field investigations the i:RC cay be requesting during the renainder of Fiscal. Year 1982 (FY .T).
As you are ~ aware, the full icplementation of 10 CFR Part 11, *'ateria.1 Access Authorization Prccran (19AP), has been delayed rending Congressional apcroval
.of the FY 82 URC /uthorization Bill and the publication of ninor anendments to 10 CFP. Part 11 in the Federal Eeoister. Approval of the Authorization Dill tould, in offect, establish a deposit funt.! account allowing the iRC .to retain . . . . _
and use roneys received fron licensed activitics under MMP for salaries and related expenses (e.a. , OPi! investigations , etc.). tio have been advised that, t.hile no certain guarantee is possible, Congressiencl approval is anticincted by Hovember 30, if:31. Publicatinn of the ninor amendnents is also expected
( by Novcaber 30, 1901. Our latest estinate of the nur..her of OP'i full field investigations that will be requested under FAAP is approximately 2,200 (see enclosure). .
Sased in cart on the specific scheduling requirements set cut'in 10 CFP. Part 11, and assuning the tiovember 30, 1981 Concressional approval and publication date, !!P.C should begin to process full field investigative requests (rost placercent 120 day service) to cpi! in June 1902 at the rate of approximately 366 a conth for the follouing 6 ronths. As this arca is not totally within.
. the control of the r?.C, some changes in scheduling or nucbers of investigations may occur. !!e uill continue to monitor this situation closely and keep you advised of significant changes.
In another progran area which cay be of interest to you, lip.C is presently considering a nodification to its UP.C conloyee Position sensitivity criteria ubich, if adopted by the Coanission, truld essentially enable CPf! to conduct full field invmtigations on 10C ceployees occunyinn critical-sensitive posi-tions. Presently, the FBI conducts any recuired full field investications on
!'P.C ennlc.'/ces under Section 145 f. of the Atonic fneroy Act of 1954, as arended.
, t!e anticipate fortording our favorable reccmendation for the adoption of this nodification to the Corcnission by January 1,1932.
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-( Assuming Co~ mission approval of the recomnended nodifications by February 1, .
1902, we would expect to forward approximately 200 full field investigative requests to OPfl by the end of FY 82 at a normal rate of 25 per rionth. .This figure would be in addition to aoproxinately 110 full field investigative .
requests we intend to submit to OPi! by the end of FY 82 under the f!RC Contractor Security Clearance Program. -
As these figures and schedules change or become more fixed, ua will. imediately advise you. If you have any questions, please contact me. '
Sincerely. -
Originst Signef Dy *
, s Raymond J. Dady -
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Raymond J. Brady, Director Division of Security Office of Administration
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Enclosure:
Principal !!RC Licensed Activities Affected by 10 CFR Part 11 bec w/ encl: E. Fay, CA ~
F. P. Gillespie, RES D. J. Kasun, FMSS .
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' fluclear Reaulatory Cormission (!MC) 4 Title 10. Chapter 1, code of Federal !!egulations--Energy, Part 11, " Criteria. -
(.- and Procedures for Detemining Eligibility for Access to or Control Over Special !!uclear l'ateria.l."
Principal !!RC licensed activities affected:
- Anticipated !! umber of .
Fixed Sites Full Field Investications .
- 1. Babcock and tificox Company
.Haval Isuclear Fuel Division' 700
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Lynchburg, VA 24505
! 2.- _ Fort St. Vrain iluclear Generating Station .
Public' Service Company of Colorado 150 Platteville,CO 80651 .
- 3. General Atonic Company '
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San Diego CA 92138
- 4. Kerr-f!cGee l'uclear Corporation 40 Chiahcea-City; OK 73125 -
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!!uclear Fuel Services, Inc. 500 Erwin, T!! 37650 ,
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- 6. Rockwell International Energy Systems Group 80 -
Canoga Park; CA 91304 .
- 7. United !!uclear Corporation 400 Uncasville, CT 06382 -
Transcortation Activities
- 1. Edlow International Corapany ifashington, DC 20036-
- 2. Transnuclear Incorporated 50 ilhtte Plains, !!Y 10601-l
- 3. Tri-State !'otor Transit Company I -
I Joplin., M0, 68.001 s
All !!iscellanecus _
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i Total 2200 i
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