ML20209D016

Advises That mid-yr Review of Program Lll Conducting for NRC in Reactor Safety Research Scheduled for 810220 in Silver Spring,Md.Suggested Presentation Schedule & Related Info Encl

ML20209D016
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Issue date:	02/11/1981
From:	Shao L NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH (RES)
To:	Cleland L LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LABORATORY
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Dear Dr. Cleland:

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Subject:

FY 1901 l'id-Year Review I

The riid-year review of prograns your laboratory is conducting for NRC in reactor safety research has been scheduled for February 20, 1981.

Conference Roon 1290 in our Silver Spring, !?aryland office has been l

reserved for this purpose.

I A suggested presentation schedule is given in enclosure 1.

Prograr presentations should cover:

(1) plans for accoop11shing the work described in the FY 1981 progran briefs, (2) surrary of costs to date and projec-i tions through FY 1981, and (3) projected milestones and costs for FY 1982.

Enphasis is to be placed on procran nanagement and potential problens as well as the usual technical review of results achieved and planned in FY i

1981 and FY 1982. He will use the results of this review as input for i

cur preparation of progran assuoptions for FY 1982-1983, which we plan i

to issue by I'ay 1931.

Your corrents and recomendations on the above will be welcomed. Should you have any questions or require clarification, please contact !!r. Carl Johnson (301) 427-42S4.

Sincerely.

Original Signed by L C. Shao 390 87o120 87020h01A Lawrence C. Shao, Acting Director PDR hbRROWgS-782 Division of P.eactor Safety Research Office of !;uclear Regulatory Research i

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