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Minutes of the February 28, 2001 Board meeting at Northern New Mexico Community College Presentation NMED, Permit Update, James Bearzi

Issued to the University of Chicago related to Programmatic Management Failures at Argonne National Laboratory-West, (EA-2001-01)

In October 1997, the prime contractor at the Fernald Environmental Management Project (Fernald), Fluor Fernald, Inc. (Fluor), accepted competitive bids for the sale of 978 metric tons of enriched uranium located at Fernald. For this sale, Fluor was required to repackage, weigh, sample, and deliver the material to the winning bidder on the Department of Energy's (Department) behalf. The Department authorized Fluor to offset costs that were directly related to the sale and return the net proceeds to the U.S. Treasury (Treasury). Fluor estimated that the sale would realize net proceeds of $5 million to $7 million for return to the Treasury. This was based on projected sales revenue of $10.5 million. The objective of this audit was to determine whether the Department returned proceeds from the sale of enriched uranium to the Treasury.0542

Sale of Enriched Uranium at the Fernald Environmental Management Project

Presidential Permit authorizing Baja California Power to construct, operate, and maintain electric transmission facilities at the U.S. - Mexico Border.

The INEEL CAB provides recommendations regarding the Institutional Plan for Fiscal Years 2001 through 2005

Presidential Permit authorizing Edison Sault Electric Company to construct, operate, and maintain electric transmission facilities at the U.S. - Canada Border.

Presidential Permit authorizing Edison Sault Electric Company to construct, operate, and maintain electric transmission facilities at the U.S. - Canada Border.

The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore) conducts Federally-funded research and development in support of national defense programs and other areas of scientific inquiry in the national interest. To facilitate accomplishment of this work, Livermore spent about $66 million in over 70,000 transactions in Fiscal Year 1999, for the purchase of supplies or services made via credit cards. Recognizing that credit card procurements represent a significant procurement method, the Office of Inspector General included Livermore’s credit card procurement program as an area of interest regarding contract administration controls in the Fiscal Year 2000 Inspector General Annual Performance Plan.ÿ