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  • EIS-0285: EPA Notice of Availability of the Final Environmental Impact Statement
    Document
    June 23, 2000
    Transmission System Vegetation Management Program
    Office of NEPA Policy and Compliance
  • VBH-0025 - In the Matter of Alizabeth Aramowicz Smith
    Document
    June 22, 2000
    Office of Hearings and Appeals
  • VBI-0045 - In the Matter of Joseph P. Carson
    Document
    June 22, 2000
    Office of Hearings and Appeals
  • Consent Order, Mason & Hanger Corporation - EA-2000-07
    Document
    June 21, 2000
    Issued to Mason & Hanger Corporation related to Fire Suppression System Issues at the Pantex Plant, (EA-2000-07)
    Office of Enterprise Assessments
  • Audit Report: ER-B-00-02
    Document
    June 21, 2000
    Historically, the Oak Ridge Operations Office (Operations Office) has obtained security services from its site operating contractors. Until recently, Lockheed Martin Energy Systems, Inc., (LMES) was responsible for operating the three major sites in Oak Ridge and providing security services at these sites. In Calendar Year (CY) 1999, LMES' Security Division worked 186,000 hours of overtime, at a cost of $5.1 million, accounting for 50 percent of LMES' total overtime hours for the year.
    Office of Inspector General
  • Audit Report: ER-B-00-02
    Document
    June 21, 2000
    Security Overtime at the Oak Ridge Operations Office
    Office of Inspector General
  • Recommendations pertaining to EIS for proposed relocation of LANL TA-18 missions
    Document
    June 20, 2000
    The INEEL CAB provides recommendations regarding the EIS for proposed relocation of the Los Alamos National Laboratory Technical Area 18 missions
    Idaho Cleanup Project Citizens Advisory Board
  • Audit Report: ER-B-00-03
    Document
    June 19, 2000
    Waste characterization is a series of steps performed to determine the weight, volume, and physical characteristics of radioactive waste. The Department of Energy (Department) uses data obtained from waste characterization to evaluate treatment and disposal options for the waste. The characterization process begins when the generator of the waste prepares a general description of the waste produced. The extent of work performed for the final characterization is dependent on the amount and quality of information provided by the generator and the proposed treatment or disposal option for the waste.
    Office of Inspector General
  • Audit Report: ER-B-00-03
    Document
    June 19, 2000
    Waste Characterization at Oak Ridge
    Office of Inspector General
  • VBU-0050 - In the Matter of Darryl H. Shadel
    Document
    June 15, 2000
    Office of Hearings and Appeals