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Forwards Application from Starmet CMI for License to Import Into Barnwell,South Carolina Facility Listed Radioactive matls:1 Depleted U swarf/turnings,2 Solid Depleted U Cylindrical Pieces & 3 Contaminated Mineral Oil
ML20217F442
Person / Time
Issue date: 10/07/1999
From: Hauber R
NRC OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS (OIP)
To: Delabarre R
STATE, DEPT. OF
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NUDOCS 9910200320
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Dear Mr. DeLaBarre:

Enclosed is an application dated August 30,1999 from Starmet CMI for a license to import into their Barnwell, South Carolina facility the following radioactive materials: 1) depleted uranium swarf/ turnings; 2) solid depleted uranium cylindrical pieces, and 3) contaminated mineral oil.

The machined swarf/ turnings are from the manufacture of component parts of ammunition being produced on a Ministry of Defense contract at the Royal Ordnance facility in the United Kingdom; the solid waste in the form of cylindrical pieces is from obsoleta designs from the development phase of the contract; and the oil is the materialin which the swarf/ turnings are stored and shipped in order to prevent combustion. The oil becomes contaminated and will 1

also require processing at the Starmet facility prior to reuse or disposal.

. Several shipments are scheduled over a four year period totaling 80,000 kilograms of depleted uranium along with a maximum of 45,000 liters of mineral oil. Each shipment will use British Nuclear Fuels LTD approved ISO freight containers, and the shipments are expected to commencein April 2000.

Starmet advises that they are the original manufacturer / supplier of this depleted uranium material and they have developed a recycling process for depleted uranium materials. The process converts the metal to oxide that is then used in radiation shielding products manufactured by Starmet. All the material to be imported was originally manufactured by Starmet.

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..Beforo taking cction on this application, we request your assistance in notifying the British government of the proposed radioactive waste shipments and obtaining any comments in the context of the Code of Practice on Transboundary Movement of Radioactive Waste. We also request your views as to whether the subject import would be consistent wit,h the Code's guidelines. NRC will consult with South Carolina State authorities regarding the proposed import.

Sincerely, sO I N4 Ronald D. Hauber, Director Division of Non-Prcliferation, Exports and Multilateral Relations Office of International Programs

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Dear Mr. Hauber:

Starmet CMI (CMI) requests, under 10CFR110.27, the issuance of a general -

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- license authorization to import redioactive depleted uranium tumings to our Bamwell, South Carolina facility.

The CMI facility operates various processes in the conversion of uranium hexafluoride to uranium metal products, including the production of uranium oxide. CMI is permitted to receive this material and to perform the described processing under our South Carolina Department of Health & Environmental Control (SCDHEC) Radioactive Material License Number 322. A copy of this license is attached for Department review.

The depleted uranium material to be imported is the machined swarf/tumings from the manufacture of a component part of ammunition being produced on a Ministry of Defense contract (CB/AS2A) at the Royal Ordnance facility in the United Kingdom. Additionally there is a quantity of solid waste in the form of cylindrical pieces arising from obsolete designs from the development phase of this contract. A copy of the export license application submitted by Royal Ordnance PLC to the Department of Trade and Industry in London is attached for review.

it should be noted that the consignee, Starmet Corporation, was the original manufacturer / supplier of this depleted uranium material and has davek> ped a recycling process for depleted uranium materials. This converts the metal to oxide that is then used in radiation shielding products manufactured by Starmet.

All the material to be imported will have been originally manufactured by Starmet.

In order to prevent combustion of the finely divided swarf/ turnings it must be stored under oil. This oil becomes contaminated and will also require processing by Starmet CMI prior to reuse or disposal.

Several shipments will be required over a four year period of the mod production L

contract and the 80,000 kilograms will be the maximum total quantity to be sent l

for recycling along with a maximum of 45,000 liters of mineral oil. Each shipment I

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. P.O. Box 1366,365 Metal Drive, Highway 80, Barnwell, SC 29812*(803) 259-2321

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Page 2 of 2 LDG 031-99 08/30/99 will use British Nuclear Fuels LTD approved ISO freight containers. The exact quantity of material per shipment cannot be predetermined, as it is dependent on the actual size of the chips, which comprise the machined material, but there will be a maximum of 16.800 kilograms per shipment based on a gross weight of 20,000 kilograms for the ISO container. It is anticipated that shipments will commence in April 2000.

Enclosed is a check in the amount of $4,800 for the initial application fee in accordance with 10CFR170.31. If you have any questions or require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me at 803-259 2321.

Sincerely, STARMET CMI LfLC d-Lynne D. Gamer Regulatory Affairs Coordinator Attachments (2) 6 N

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222 Amendment No: 22 StOrmet CMI P.O. Box.1366, Hwy. 80 Barnwell, SC 29812 In accordance with the letter dated April 12, 1999, signed by Lynne D.

Garner, S.C.

R:dioactive Material License No. 3 2 is hereby AMENDED:

TO CHANGE:

Condition 11.

11.

Radioactive e.aterial shall be used by, or under the supervision 'of Douglas F. Grotheer (President), Lynne D. Garner, (RSO), Sherman Brady, Daniel Macias, C. David Wilson, C.

Lawson Bailey, and James C. Cornwell. Other authorized users may be designated by the Radt.a4 en Saf' ty Committee who have successfully completed the Ideensee's radiation safety trazning program, and have received approval from the Department. The licensee shall maintain training and qualification records at the, location specified in Condition No. 9 fer all individuals authorized to enter areas restricted due to the presence of radiation or radioactive materials.

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R:dioactive Material License No. 322 is hereby AMENDED:

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Except as.specifically provided otherwise, the licensee shall possess and use radicactive material described in Items 5, 6, and 7 of this license in accordance with statements, representations, and procedures centained in application dated July 31, 1981, signed by J. L. Jenkins.

a.

b.

letters dated September 20, 27 and 31, 1981, signed by R. L. Toole, c.

letter dated November 17, 1981, amendment' request with " Report on the Proposed New Facility for conversion of UF. and UF. ", and revisions thereto, dated September 4, 1984 signed by Vincent G. Minutolo.

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letters dated January 24, 1985 and June 6, 1986 signed by Vincent G. Minutolo.

I renewal applicatien with attachments dated October 27, 1986 and letter with e.

attachment dated December 15, 1986 signed by R. L. Toole.

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letters dated October 14, 1987 and January 19, 1988, signed by R. L. Toole.

g.

renewal applications with attachments dated December 4, 1991 and letter dated February 11, 1992 signed by R. L. Toole.

h.

application dated October 14, 1994 and letter with attachment dated July 7, 1995 signed by R. L. Toole.

I.

_ letters with attachments dated March 26,1996, May 2,1996, May 14,1996 and June 12, 1996 signed by C. David Nilson.

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application for renewal dated November 27, 1996 and submittal dated April 16, 1997 signed by Sherman D. Brady.

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application dated February 27, 1997 and submittal dated April 16, 1997 signed by Sherman D. Brady.

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submittal with attachments dated January 7, 1998 signed by Eric E. Bickel.

submittal with attachments dated May 7, and June 23, 1998 signed by Eric E.

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To receive, electroplate, paint and distribute ' newly manufactured depleted uranium counterweights.

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To receive, refurbish, electroplate, paint and distribute newly manufactured depleted ~ uranium counterweights.

Cendition 11.

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Radicactive material shall be used by, or under the supervision of Douglas F. Grotheer (President),.Eric E. Bickel (RSO),

C. David Wilson, C. Lawson Bailey, and James C.

Cornwell.

Other authorized users may be designated by the Radiation Safety Committee who have succes sfully completed the licensee's radiation safety training program, and have received approval from the Department. The licensee shall maintain training and qualificatien records at the 1 >catien specified in Condition No. 9 for all individuals

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222 Amendment No: 22 Stcrmet CMI P.O. Box 1366, Hwy. 80 Btrnwell, SC 29812 In accordance with the letter dated January 7,

1998 signed by Eric E.

Bickel, S.C.

Radioactive Material License No. 322 is hereby AMENDED:

TO CHANGE:

5. Radioactive Material
6. Chemical and/or
7. Maximum radioactivity Physical Form and/or quantity of materials which license may possess at any one time.

A. Uranium (Natural)

A. Any form, including A. 250 metric tons, hexafluoride (UF. ),

total all forms tethafluoride (UF.),

metal and exide (s) 70 F.ESCIND:

12.

Condition 12 is hereby rescinded.

TO ASD:

28.

Except as specifically provided otherwise, the licensee shall possess and use radioactive material. described in Items 5, 6, and 7 of this license in accordance with statements, representations, and procedures contained in:

a.

applicatien dated July 31, 1981, signed by J. L. Jenkins.

b.

letters dated September 20, 27 and 31, 1991, signed by R. L. Toole.

c.

letter dated November 17, 1981, amendment request with

  • Report on the Proposed New Facility for conversion of UF. an d UF. ", and revisions thereto, dated September 4, 1984 signed by Vincent G. Minutolo.

d.

letters dated January 24, 1985 and June 6, 1986 signed by Vincent G. Minutolo.

renewal application with attachments dated October 27, 1986 and letter with e,

attachment dated December 15, 1986 signed by R. L. Toole, f.

letters dated October 14, 1987 and January 19, 1988, signed by R. L. Toole.

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renewal applications with attachments dated December 4, 1991 and letter dated February 11, 1992 signed by R. L. Toole.

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application dated October 14, 1994 and letter with attachment dated July 7, 1995 signed by R. L. Toole, i.

letters with attachments dated March 26,1996, May 2,1996, May 14, 1996 and June 12, 1996 signed by C. David Wilson.

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. application for renewal dated November 27, 1996 and submittal dated April 16, 1997 signed by Sherman D. Brady.

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application dated February 27, 1997 and submittal dated April 16, 1997 signed by Sherman D. Brady.

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submittal with attachments dated January 7, 1998 signed by Eric E. Bickel.

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Bickel, S.C.

R dioactive Material License No. 322 is hereby AMENDED:

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50075 CMtOLIBOL DEPARTMENT OF BEAL 15 AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL RADIOACTIVE MkTERIAL LICENS3

_ Purcuant to the Atcenic Energy and Radiation Control Act, Section 13-7-40 et.se cf Laws of 197?, as amended, and Supplements thereto, and the South Carolink of S.C. Code N3Sith and Environmental Control Regulation 61-63, Radioactive Material (Title A), and in i

Department of reliance on statements and representations heretofore made by the applicant, h:reby issued authorizing the licensee to receive, acquire, possess and transfer radioactive a license is matCrial listed belows and to use such radioactive material for the purpose (s) plcea(s) designated below.

and at the This license is subject to all applicable rules and regulations of ths South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control now or hereafter in effect and to any conditions specified below.

Amendment No. 18 Amends LICENSEE

3. License Number
1. N2me Carclina Metals, Inc.

322 in its entirety.

2. Address: P.O. Box 1366, Ewy. 80 4.

Expiration Date:

Barnwell, SC 29812 December 31, 2001

5. Rtdioactive Material
6. Chemical and/or
7. Maximum Radioactivity (Element & Mass No.)

Physical Form and/or quantity of material which licensee may possess at any one time A. Uranium (Natural)

A. Any form, ineiuding A. 50 metric tons, total hexafluoride (UF.),

all forms tetrafluoride (UF.),

metal and oxide (s)

B. Uranium (Depleted)

B. Any form, including:

B. 7550 metric tons, total hexafluoride (UF ),

all forv.s tetrafluoride (UF.),

metal, counterweights and oxide (s)

C. Strontium-90 C. Calibration & reference C. 5 millieuries maximum sources (Eberline SN-1, per source and SN-2 or equivalent D. Plutonium-239 D. Calibration & reference D 5 mi311euries total sources (Eberline DNS-1, DNS-16 and DNS-21 or equivalent)

E. Americium-241 E. Analytical Samples E. 12 nanocuries F. Curium-242 F. Analytical Samples F. 12 nanocuries G. Curium-244 G. Analytical Samples G. 12 nanocuries l

H. P31 onium-210 H. Analytical Samples H. 24 nanocuries

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222 Amendment No.

11 L. Special Nuclear L. Any Form L. 350 grams total of Material (SNM) 83*U or 200 grams of 3"U or 200 grams of plutonium or any combination of these provided the sum of the ratios of the quantities does not exceed unity.

The activities for Item SD and I shall be included in the calculation of the sum of ratios.

M. R:dionuclides with M. Solid M. 100 curies total Atomic Nos. 2-92 M;terial N. Rrdionuclides with N. Solid N. 100 grams total Atomic Nos.93-103

8. Authorized Uset A & B.

(1)For the conversion of uranium hexafluoride (UF.) to uranium tetrafluoride (UF.)

and the manufacture of metallic products in such forms as derbies for the purpose of sale or developmental activities.

(2)To be used in research and developmental activities to be conducted at the bench scale or pilot scale level.

B.

To receive, refurbish, manufacture, electroplate and distribute depleted uranium counterveights.

D & E.

To be used as calibration reference sources.

E,F,G,H, &I. To be used as standard reference material by the analytical laboratory and health and safety department.

J,K & L.

To receive, possess, process and. transfer as trace constituents in materials received for processing activities authorized under the license.

M.

For r ceipt in the form of surface contamination on scrap metals for storage, sectioning and melting into slabs / ingots.

N.

For receipt in the form of surface contamination on rolled retal sheets, ingets and shielded blocks.

Conditions 9.

Radioactive material may only be used at the licensee's site stated in Item 2 above.

10.

The licensee shall comply with the provisions of Title A, State of South Carolina Rules and Regulations for Radiation Control; Part I - General Provisions; Part III - Standards' for Protection Against Radiation; and Part VI - Notices, Instructions, and Reports to Workers; Inspections.

DHEC B12 (11/81)

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Radioactivo Mat':rici Licens3 Supplementary Sheet License No.

All Amendment No.

23, 11.

Radioactive material shall be used ky, or under the supervisioG: W las F. Grctheer (President), Eric 5.

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C. David Wilson, Douglas

4. Erogh, anc James c.

Cornwell.

Other authorized users may be designated by the Radiation safety Committee who have successfully completed the licensee's radiation safety training program, and have received approval - from the Department.

The licensee shall maintain training and qualification records at the location specified in Condition No. 9 for all individuals authorized to enter areas restricted due to the presence of radiation or radioactive -

seterials.

-.12.

For the purpose of licensing, the UFs to UF. conversion facility is hereby inactive /non-I operational as of August 7,1995. - prior to reactivating this process, the licensee must notify the Department in writing and have this License Condition No. 12 amended.

to operation of the UF to UF Prior procedures for this process. convetsion facility, final Health, Safety and Operational shall be submitted to the Department for approval.

13.

opers.tions authorized by this license shall be conducted in accordance with the licensee's procedures and subsequent revisions and additions approved by the Department.

However, the licensee may, upon notification to the Department, approval, make minor. changes to these procedures provided thats but without Department-The change does not affect requirements of any other license conditions in this a.

licenses b.

The change does not increase the potential for personnel exposures; The change does not diminish operational safety; c.

d.

The change does not increase the potential for release of radioactive material to unrestricted areas; and The change does not reduce the licensees record keeping and reporting system.

e.

The licensee shall maintain a record of these changes including evaluations which provide the basis of the change.

The licensee's Radiation Safety Connittee shall review and approve all operational health

-and safety procedures.

14.

The licensee is authorized to operate an in-house laundry for the purpose of cleaning and decontaminating the licensee's garments in accordance with procedures contained in letters submitted to the Department on January 1984.

" 24, 1984; February 16, 1984 and April 18, 15.

Radioactive material shall be packaged and transported in accordance with the requirements of RNA 2.22 - Transportation of Radioactive Materials, Department Regulation 61-63, Radioactive Material (Title A).

16.

Except for plutonium contained in a medical device designed for individual human application, no plutonium, regardless. of form, shall 'be delivered to a carrier for chipment by air transport or transported in an aircraft by the licensee except in packages, the design of which the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has specifically cpproved for transport of plutonium by air.

17.

The licensee shall transport and dispose of low level radioactive waste in accordance with Department Regulation 61-83 and applicable disposal site requirements.

Unused feedstock material and radioactive wastes including secondary waste streams generated as a result of activities performed for each project authorized under Item Nos. 8. A(2) and D(2) and 8.

M & N, shall be returned to the owner of the sample materials unless otherwise authorized by the Department.

DHEC 812 (11/01)

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.Any mixed low-level radioactive waste defined as waste that contains radioactivity and either (1) listed hazardous waste in Subpart D, 40CFR 261, or, (2) waste that exhibits any of the hazardous waste characteristics identified in Subpart C, 40CFR 261, as a result of the activities authorized under Item Nos. 8. A(2) and B(2) generated N and/or encountered during the shipment of radioactive material shall be transported

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regulatory 10.

Prior to the receipt and use of radioactive materials for each project authorized under Item Nos. 8. A(2) and B(2) and 8. M and N, the licensee shall submit to the Department a certification from the owner of the materials that the products and wastes resulting from the activities authorized under the license will be allowed to be shipped back to the owner's facility or arrangements have been made regarding the handling of the products.

The licensee shall not store the manufactured products, generated wastes and unused materials for processing from all activities for more than six (6) months af ter the receipt of each shipment.

20.

The licensee shall notify in writing the Director, Division of Radioactive Waste Management, Bureau of Land & Waste Management, Department of Health and Environmental Control, prior to receiving the materials and engaging in a new project authorized under Item Nos. 8. A(2) and B(2) and 8. M and N, for review and approval.

shall include the activity, type and volume of materials involved in the project, The notification duration and estimated completion date of each project and description of equipment to be used.

21.

A monthly processing report of the activities authorized under Item Nos. 8. A(2) and 8. M and N, shall be submitted to the Department. The report shall include date, and B(2) volume and activity of the shipments received; date, volume and activity of products and waste shipped; and manner of waste disposition and management of generated products.

22.

The licensee shall conduct a physical inventory every six (6) months to account for all

'l radioactive material received and possessed under the license.

The records of the inventories shall be for inspection by the Department, and shall include the quantities and kinds of licensed material, location of radioactive material, and the date of the inventory.

23.

A monthly waste inventory report shall,be submitted to the Department by the 15th day of the following month.

24.

An annual environmental monitoring report for the previous year shall be submitted to the Department on or before March 15 of the current year.

be reported in units consistent with theJegulations.The effluents concentration shall 25.

The licensee, shall, to the extent necessary, continue the employment of all personnel involved in the operation of the facility in accordance with all the requirements of the license and applicable regulations and, ir the event replacement of employees become necessary, only individuals of comparable qualifications and experience will be hired.

26 3 Prior to receipt and use of radioactive for each new project authorized under Item Nos.

B. A(2) and B(2) and S. M and N, the licensee shall establish a financial mechanism satisfactory to the Department in the form and amount for the purpose of disposing and decontaminating of all equipment, facilities and property which may be contaminated with radioactive materials during operations at the facility for that project.

27.

The licensee shall submit to the Department an updated Decontamination and Decomnissioning Plan (D & D) which outlines the manner of decommissioning the f acilities equipment and activities authorized under the license every five (5) years for review and approval.

The D & D plan shall be updated to include any changes to the facility DMEC 812 (11/81)

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Amendment No. 2,3, including constrution of new buildings, addition of equipment, relocation of equipment and processts, etc.

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b.

letters dated September 20, 27 and 31,1981, signed by R. L. Toole.

c.

letter dated November 17, 1981, amendment request with

  • Report on the Proposed New Facility for Conversion of UF, and UF.", and revisions thereto, dated September 4, 1984 signed by Vincent G. Minutolo.

d.

letters dated January 24, 1985 and June 6,1986 signed by Vincent G. Minutolo, e.

renewal application with attachments dated October 27, 1986 and letter with attachment dated December 15, 1986 signed by R. L. Toole.

f..

letters dated October 14, 1987 and January 19, 1988, signed by R. L. Toole.

g.

renewal applications with attachments dated December 4, 1991 and letter dated February 11, 1992 signed by R. L. Toole.

h.

application dated october 14, 1994 and letter with attachment dated July 7, 1995 signed by R. L. Toole.

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letters with attachments dated March 26, 1996, May 2, 1996, May 14, 1996 and June 12, 1996 signed by C. David Wilson.

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application for renewal dated November 27, 1996 and submittal dated April 16, 1997 signed by Sherman D. Brady.

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application dated February 27, 1997 and submittal dated April 16, 1997 signed by Sherman D. Brady.

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p,ea,e.ont,n.c on a sep.,.,e continuation sheet Name of Consignor & lulladdress for the return of the hcence (see Guldance Notes page 51 Consignov's reference ROYAL ORDNANCE PLC GLASCOED 3001018 USK Please indicate the number of continuation MONMOUTHSHIRE NPS 1XL sheets which form part of this licence.

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l UNITED STATES OF AMERICA For the purpose of the E sport of Goods (Conooft Order for the timo being in force rnade undo the import. Emport and Customs Powers (Detericel Act 1939 the Secretaey of State licenses the consignor above to caport from the United Kingdom and the Isle of Man to the consignee and the country of ultimate destination above within a period of 2 years (or 1 year for temporary emport) irorn the afste of th6 incence the followinu goods. sub nct in thr' conti,tinna. ntinchr ri or e.pr*cified en the licence i

Ouantity Value C Full description of goods / technology to be emported. (including model tsioie tm, nt number or type number where apprope!ste) vaivation see Guatrice-W;rning penalties mar be imposc :l f or f a'se statements Note page di DEPLETED URANIOM.

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EXPORT LICENCE APPLICATION DATED:.....06/08/ 98 1

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CHANGES TO QUESTIONS C7, C8 AND C9 AS FROM 1 JULY 1995 As a result of changes to export control arrangements stemming from the introduction of a new EC regulation (Council Regulation (EC) No 3381/94).

ovestions C7 CB and C9 of Form A need no longer be answtred instead answer the Questions below PLEASE CIRCLE THE ANSWER THAT APPLIES Have you been informed by the authorities, or are you otherwise aware that the goods are or may be intended to be used, wholly or in part, in connection with the development production. handling, cperation, maintenance storage detection. identification or dissemination of chemical, biological, or nuclear weapons or the development. production, maintenance or storage of missiles cacaole of dehvering such weapons?

Yes No If fes please go back to question C10 or Form A.

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Please say in which country the finished goods are currently located.

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The depleted uranium waste material is the machined swarf/ turnings from the manufacture of a component part of ammunition being produced on a Ministry of Defence contract (CB/AS2A).

Additionally there is a quantity of solid waste in the form of cylindrical pieces arising from obsolete

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In order to prevent combustion of the finely divided swarf/ turnings it must be stored under oil. This oil becomes contaminated and will also require reprocessing by Starmet Corporation prior to reuse or disposal.

It shou!d be noted that the consignee, Starmet Corporation, was the original manufacturer / supplier of this depleted uranium material and has developed a recycling process for depleted uranium waste.

This converts the metal to oxide which is then used in radiation shielding products manufactured by Starmet. All the material to be exponed will have been originally manufactured by Starmet Several shipments will be required over the four year period of the mod production contract'and the 80,000 Kg will be maximum total quantity to be sent for recycling along with a maximum of 45,000 litres of mineral oil. Each shipment will use British Nuclear Fuels Ltd approved ISO freight containers. The exact quantity of material per shipment cannot be pre-determined as it is dependant on actual size of the chips which comprise the machined waste but there will be a maximum of 16.800 Kg per shipment based on a gross weight of 20,000 Kg for the ISO container, j

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July 16,1998 END USER STATEMENT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

We hereby cenify that Starmet Corporation,2229 Main Street, Concord, Massachusetts, 01742, United States of America under the terms ofprovisional purchase agreement Ref.

RO AMM 72/42/10 dated 23 June 1998 between Royal Ordnance'and ourselves will recycle depleted uranium waste and the associated, protective, mineal oil. The maximum quantity of matedals to be processed under this agreement will be 80,000 Kg of depleted uranium which will be reprocessed by Starmet into a propnetary radiation shielding product and 45,000 litres ofmineral oil needed for safe transponation of the depleted uranium in it's present form. Tids depleted uranium is the machining waste in the form of swarf/tumings and surplus solid pieces from the Royal Ordnance production program.

The depleted urardum material was all originally manufactured and supplied by Stanner Corporation under terms of a separate purchase agreement with Royal Ordnance.

We confirm that the depleted uranium material will be used solely by Starmet Corporation as a constituent in its radiation shielding products and will not be transferred or re-exponed to any other third pany.

We further confirm that the goods will not be used for purposes associated with chemical, biological or nuclear weapons or missiles capable of delivering such weapons, nor will they be resold if we know or suspect that they are intended or likely to be used for such a purpose.

Yours faithibily, For Stannet Corporation j

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i Starmet Corporation 2229 Mam Sneet, Concord, Massachusetts 01742't978) 369-5410* Far (978) 369-4045elnternet www.starmet.com l

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