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www.energysolutions.com Volume 24, Number 2 Fall 2017 Decontamination & Decommissioning Demolishing Hanford’s PFP �� 18 Decommissioning work nears the end for the Plutonium Finishing Plant, once the final step in the site’s production of plutonium.

A New Graphical Dismantling Process Simulation Technology for Flexible D&D Planning ��26 Developing the use of virtual manufacturing technologies in nuclear decommissioning.

The New Decommissioning Rules ��29 The NRC is amending its regulations for decommissioning power reactors with the goal of having a new rule by 2019.

Costing for Decommissioning ��33 The NEA continues to engage in the discussion of better estimating the costs of nuclear D&D projects.

Environmental Remediation Savannah River’s Passive Groundwater Remediation ��36 Actively pursuing passive technologies for treating groundwater is paying off for DOE contractors.

A Forgotten Legacy: The Former Burris Park Field Station ��40 A former research site contaminated with Sr-90 is being maintained by the DOE’s Office of Legacy Management. Meeting Reports Sustaining the Momentum ��42 A report from the 2017 Waste Management Conference, held March 5-9 in Phoenix, Ariz.

On the Cover: Next Issue: Decontamination workers prepare the Plutonium Reclamation Facility at Hanford’s Plutonium Finishing Plant for demolition. • Radioactive Waste Management Turn to page 18 for more. (Photo: DOE) • Transportation 2 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Editorial Staff

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The future of things past his issue of Radwaste Solutions would not discuss the level of funding the is coming out just as two notable DOE expects will be available to the site waste management meetings are set near Richland, Wash. Perry, who was quot- Tto begin—Exchange Montitor’s RadWaste ed as saying he wasn’t going to craft a bud- Summit in Summerlin, Nev., (Septem- get on the spot, cannot be faulted for being ber 5-7) and the 2017 National Cleanup circumspect, but neither can the public be Workshop in Alexandria, Va., (September faulted for wanting some reassurance that 12-14), presented by the cleanup will get the Energy Com- While much work done. munities Alliance in The response I’ve cooperation with the remains to be done, the heard from many of Department of En- those in the DOE, ergy’s Office of Envi- however, is that the ronmental Manage- DOE is making steady job will get done, one ment and the Energy way or another. At Facility Contractors progress in cleaning another notable rad- Group. waste meeting, the Both meetings up the nation’s legacy Waste Management should prove valu- Conference, held in outside energy, are replacing large pump- able to anyone work- nuclear waste. Phoenix, Ariz., in and-treat systems that are expensive to ing in radioactive waste management, March, then DOE Acting Assistant Secre- operate and maintain. whether that involves the decontamina- tary for Environmental Management Sue Likewise, Cliff Carpenter of the DOE’s tion and decommissioning of commer- Cange noted how the Office of Environ- Office of Legacy Management provides an cial nuclear facilities, the disposition and mental Management is working to “har- example of the work the office is doing in management of various waste streams, or ness and sustain” the momentum gained monitoring and maintaining contaminat- the remediation of legacy waste resulting from its past accomplishments to further ed Cold War legacy sites, keeping them from the United State’s nuclear programs. advance cleanup progress across the DOE safe for generations to come (page 38). Of course, the Cleanup Workshop will fo- complex (see “Sustaining the Momen- You will also find in this issue a look at cus on the DOE’s efforts to clean up Man- tum,” starting on page 44). work being done by researchers with the hattan Project and Cold War legacy waste, Some of the more recent accomplish- Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute but the RadWaste Summit also devotes a ments that are adding to Environmental on developing new virtual decommission- good portion of its agenda to discussing Management’s momentum are detailed ing simulator technologies (page 24); an DOE cleanup activities and priorities, in this issue, which focuses on subjects update on the Nuclear Regulatory Com- including an update on progress at New pertaining to D&D and environmental mission’s progress in amending its rules Mexico’s Waste Isolation Pilot Plant. remediation. First, working with con- for decommissioning power reactors (page The future of legacy waste remediation tractor CH2M Hill, the DOE is in the fi- 27); and a report by the Nuclear Energy is an important subject. With changing nal stages of decommissioning Hanford’s Agency on more accurately estimating the national leadership and budget priorities, Plutonium Finishing Plant, with the goal costs of nuclear decommissioning projects there remains a certain amount of uncer- of removing the former production facil- (page 31). Of course, you’ll also find our tainty in how the DOE will meet its legacy ity to its concrete slab by the end of the annual Buyers Guide, listing nearly 400 waste challenges. Case in point: A news year (page 16). global companies offering more than 160 article from the Northwest News Network Meanwhile, across the country, at the products and services related to radioac- (www.nwnewsnetwork.org) came across DOE’s Savannah River Site in South Car- tive waste management. my desk recently about Energy Secretary olina, workers with DOE contractor Sa- And if you happen to be at one or both Rick Perry touring the DOE’s Hanford vannah River Nuclear Solutions are us- of September’s meetings, take note of what Site, which has had its share of challenging passive environmental remediation the DOE is doing and let us know what es. The article, “Energy Secretary: Han- systems to cheaply and effectively remove you think they can do differently or better. ford Budget Will Be Enough to ‘Get the contaminants from groundwater (page We’ll be there, listening.—Tim Gregoire, Job Done’” (August 15), noted that Perry 34). These systems, which use little to no Editor 4 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Providing World-Class Manufacturing Services for Nuclear Markets

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asked the NRC in April to suspend licensing activities while the company worked out its sale to EnergySolutions. Claiming that Judge blocks EnergySolutions’ it is facing “a magnitude of financial burdens,” WCS said that absent the merger, the company lacks the financial resources to acquisition of WCS continue the licensing process. The NRC issued an order on June 22 withdrawing a January Ruling in favor of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), a fed- 2017 Federal Register notice that provided the opportunity for eral judge on June 21 blocked EnergySolutions’ proposed $367 the public to request a hearing or petition for leave to intervene million acquisition of Waste Control Specialists (WCS) of Texas. in the license application. Utah-based EnergySolutions announced its intent to buy WCS, which operates a low-level radioactive waste disposal facility located in Andrews County, Texas, in November 2015. Arguing that the merger would combine the two most significant com- Yucca Mountain petitors for the disposal of LLW available to commercial customers in 36 states, the DOJ filed a civil antitrust lawsuit in No- The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has identified vember 2016 to stop the sale. four key steps needed to resume the licensing process for the David Lockwood, president and chief executive officer of -En high-level radioactive waste repository at Yucca Mountain in ergySolutions, said in a statement, “We believe this acquisition Nevada. The findings are contained in the GAO’s report, Com- was in the best interest of the long-term waste disposal needs for mercial Nuclear Waste: Resuming Licensing of the Yucca Moun- the nuclear industry, so we are disappointed with today’s deci- tain Repository Would Require Rebuilding Capacity at DOE and sion that prevents EnergySolutions from acquiring Waste Con- NRC, Among Other Key Steps, which was published in April and trol Specialists.” released to the public on May 26. Andrew Finch, acting assistant attorney general of the DOJ’s As indicated in the rather lengthy title of the report, one of the Antitrust Division, said in a statement, “Substantial evidence key steps that the GAO singled out as likely to be needed to re- showed that head-to-head competition between EnergySolu- sume and complete the licensing process is the rebuilding of the tions and Waste Control Specialists led to better disposal ser- organizational capacity at the Department of Energy and the Nu- vices at lower prices.” Finch added that the decision by the U.S. clear Regulatory Commission, as well as other nonfederal par- District Court of Delaware “protects competition in an industry ties involved in the licensing proceeding. This would include, as that is incredibly difficult to enter.” needed, recruiting personnel to recreate project offices; obtain- On June 23, WCS’s parent company, Valhi, announced that ing legal, scientific, or other experts for the adjudication process; it would not appeal the court’s decision and was terminating and rebuilding physical infrastructure, such as site offices and a the purchase agreement for the sale of WCS to EnergySolutions’ facility for conducting hearings. The DOE and the NRC may also parent company, Rockwell Holdco. EnergySolutions, likewise, need to update key documents used for the licensing process. announced on July 14 that it would not appeal the decision. Other steps include reconvening the parties and completing Currently, WCS has not made public a decision on whether the remaining phases of the adjudication process, including wit- the company will continue to pursue a Nuclear Regulatory Com- ness depositions and evidentiary hearings, and carrying out the mission license for a consolidated interim storage facility for remaining steps of the licensing process, including the final de- commercial used nuclear fuel at its Andrews County site. WCS cision by the NRC commissioners as to whether to authorize the construction of the repository. The GAO, however, said that the first key step in resuming and completing the licensing process would be for the NRC staff, the DOE, and other stakeholder parties to receive direction to do so. This would involve the NRC’s being directed by either Congress or the administration to resume licensing activities, after which the NRC commissioners would decide on several aspects of the process, including a timeline for completing and adjudicating the license, the location of adjudica- tory hearings, and whether to update relevant regulations. The agencies would also need to obtain appropriate funding. Testifying before the Senate Appropriations Committee’s Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development on June 7, NRC Chairman Kristine Svinicki said that the agency is seeking $30 million EnergySolutions’ proposed acquisition of WCS, which operates a low-level and staff for “Yucca Mountain activities” in its fis- waste facility in Andrews, Texas, was blocked by a federal court in June. cal year 2018 budget request. Likewise, the DOE is Photo: WCS seeking $120 million for Yucca Mountain licensing 12 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Industry News and interim storage activities in its FY 2018 budget request. According to the GAO, a number of factors could affect the time needed to resume and complete the licensing process, including the DOE’s ability to bring back its expert witnesses to defend its license application. The GAO also noted that based on the NRC’s estimate, the adjudication process could take up to five years to resume and complete. While the NRC has completed, by court order, some aspects of the licensing process, most notably its safety review and supplemental environmental impact statement, the agency has not begun the legal process of adjudicating the license. According to the GAO, as of late 2016 and early 2017, neither the DOE nor the NRC had formal plans to resume the adjudication process. About 300 contentions against the Yucca Mountain license are waiting to A plastic cover is used to protect a partially collapsed PUREX tunnel holding be heard. contaminated equipment at the Hanford Site in Washington. Photo: DOE The GAO made no recommendations in its report, and the NRC generally agreed with its find- workers began to fill the hole in the tunnel using heavy machinery. ings. The DOE provided comments on the report but did not in- Workers later installed a temporary plastic cover over the tunnel dicate whether it agreed with the findings. The full report (GAO- to provide additional protection while longer-term risk mitigation 17-340) can be found on the GAO website, at www.gao.gov. measures are developed and implemented. On June 8, the state of ●●Claiming the DOE has failed to take appropriate action on Washington approved a plan by the DOE to fill voids in the tunnel the Yucca Mountain project, Texas Attorney General Ken with engineered grout to help prevent further structural failures. Paxton filed a motion on May 31 asking the 5th U.S. Circuit The collapse occurred in one of two tunnels constructed during Court of Appeals to issue a declaratory judgment that the DOE the Cold War through which irradiated fuel rods from Hanford’s and Energy Secretary Rick Perry are not in compliance with nuclear reactors were transported by railcar to the PUREX pro- the Nuclear Waste Policy Act (NWPA). Texas also asked for an cessing canyons. The tunnels, which are located east of the PU- injunction to stop the DOE from spending time and money on REX plant and extend to the south, were constructed of wood consent-based siting activities. and concrete and covered with about eight feet of soil. According Under the Obama administration, the DOE initiated a to the DOE, the tunnel that collapsed is about 360 feet long and consent-based process for siting high-level radioactive waste contains eight railcars loaded with contaminated equipment. The storage facilities and repositories. According to Paxton’s motion, tunnel feeds into a longer tunnel that extends hundreds more the NWPA “mandates that the federal government focus all en- feet and contains 28 railcars that also contain contaminated ergy on building a repository at Yucca Mountain and prohibits it equipment. The hole opened up in the shorter tunnel near where from considering other sites for permanent repositories.” it joins the longer tunnel. The DOE said that the tunnels were On March 14, Paxton filed a lawsuit against the DOE and sealed in the mid-1990s and are checked periodically. the NRC for failing to complete the licensing process for Yucca Structural integrity evaluations of both tunnels were complet- Mountain, as required by the NWPA. The state of Nevada, which ed in June and found that the tunnel that collapsed was over- is fighting the project, filed a motion in April with the appeals stressed and at risk of future collapse, confirming the need for court to intervene in that lawsuit. Arguing that the Texas lawsuit the near-term stabilization of the structure. The second tunnel usurps the federal budget process and is beyond the jurisdiction also was found to have overstressed design elements and is con- of the court, Nevada further asked the court in June to dismiss sidered to have a potential risk for localized collapse, according the lawsuit. to the DOE. Additional surveillance activities were established for both tunnels in response to the evaluations. According to DOE contractor CH2M, which conducted the structural evaluation, insufficient information was obtained to Hanford determine the cause of the collapse due to the potential risk for exposure to high levels of radiation and the urgency to close off The Department of Energy’s Richland Operations Office de- and seal the breached area. Several potential causes, however, clared an emergency on May 9 when a 20-foot section of a tun- were identified, including the decay and/or deterioration of roof nel in which contaminated materials are stored collapsed at the beams at their ends; wood defects in roof beam timbers near the Hanford Site near Richland, Wash. According to the DOE, no beams’ center, where stress is greatest; and the loss of structural workers were injured as a result of the cave-in, and survey crews capacity due to holes that were drilled through the roof to install and monitoring stations detected no release of radiological con- monitoring equipment and obtain samples of the beam timbers. tamination. The tunnel is located next to the Plutonium Ura- From 1956 to 1972, and again from 1983 until 1988, PUREX nium Extraction Plant, also known as PUREX, in the 200 East processed about 75 percent of the plutonium produced at Han- Area near the center of the Hanford Site. ford, processing more than 70,000 tons of uranium fuel rods An alert was sounded at about 8:30 a.m. when workers discov- during its operation. The building has been vacant for about 20 ered a hole in the tunnel roof during routine surveillance of the years but remains highly contaminated. area. The alert was later upgraded to a site area emergency, and ●●Contamination found outside a Hanford Site waste tank Hanford employees outside of the 200 East Area were released on May 18 prompted an investigation into a possible leak of from work as a precaution. Employees in the 200 East Area were radioactive waste within the double-shell tank at the site. advised to shelter in place. According to Hanford’s Office of River Protection (ORP), workers Crews worked through the night to stabilize conditions near with contractor Washington River Protection Solutions (WRPS) the collapsed section of the tunnel, and by the morning of May 10, found contamination on a robotic crawler that was being used to Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 13 Headlines inspect the annulus of Tank AZ-101. Contamination was then In April, WIPP received its first shipment of TRU waste since discovered on a worker’s clothing. the repository was reopened in January. The DOE said that the Leak detection instruments did not detect any liquid on the shipment from Idaho was an important milestone for the re- floor of the annulus space, and an investigation conducted by pository and for the host communities that have had to store ORP and WRPS ruled out the possibility that contamination transuranic waste since WIPP suspended disposal operations in found on the crawler came from a leak in the primary shell. The 2014. The DOE plans to receive two shipments a week at WIPP, DOE said that it will investigate other potential sources, such as ramping up to four shipments a week by the end of the year. Ini- historical contamination from previous operations. tial shipments are expected from Idaho, the Savannah River Site, and Waste Control Specialists. Shipments from Oak Ridge and Los Alamos National Laboratory also are expected this year. D&D

The VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland is seeking Environmental remediation government approval to decommission its research reactor, FiR 1. Finland’s Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment an- The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced on April 27 nounced on June 20 that VTT submitted an application to amend that it has awarded a $350 million contract to Oak Ridge, Tenn.– its operating license to allow for the decommissioning of FiR 1, based Jacobs Field Services North America for the cleanup of a 250-kW TRIGA reactor. Located in Otaniemi, Finland, FiR 1 radiological waste at the Shallow Land Disposal Area (SLDA) in operated from 1962 to 2015 and was used for research, teaching, Parks Township, near Pittsburgh. The SLDA site, which is adja- isotope production, and radiation therapy. VTT intends to com- cent to the former Apollo Nuclear Fabrication Facility, is being plete the decommissioning by 2022 and return the spent nuclear remediated by the Army Corps of Engineers under the Formerly fuel to Idaho National Laboratory in the United States or, if that Utilized Sites Remedial Action Program (FUSRAP). option is unavailable, dispose of it in Finland. FiR 1 is the first In the early 1960s, Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corpo- nuclear reactor to be decommissioned in Finland. ration (NUMEC), which owned and operated the Apollo facility, disposed of process and other waste materials at the SLDA. The site is now owned by BWX Technologies. According to the Corps, much of the waste buried at the SLDA is low-level ra- WIPP dioactive material produced as part of work done under Atomic Energy Commission contracts. The Department of Energy has renewed a $2 million grant to In 2002, Congress directed the Corps to clean up the 44-acre the New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) for activi- SLDA site under FUSRAP. In 2011, however, after beginning ties related to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP), the DOE excavation work to remove buried waste at the site, the Corps announced on June 28. The DOE’s Carlsbad Field Office renewed encountered materials that were difficult to characterize. This the grant by extending the project for five years, until June 30, caused an unanticipated and immediate need for fundamental 2022. The grant will provide funding to NMED to conduct non- changes to site operations, project work plans, waste disposal regulatory environmental oversight and monitoring to evaluate options, and site infrastructure. The Corps estimates that de- the adequacy of DOE facility activities related to environmental pending on the completion of work plans, funding, and weather monitoring at WIPP, the nation’s only deep geologic repository conditions, removal of radiological waste material to a disposal for defense-related transuranic (TRU) waste. site outside of Pennsylvania will begin in 2019. The Carlsbad Field Office also renewed a $1.4 million cooperative agreement with the Council of State Governments (CSG)– Midwestern Region, for overseeing the transportation of TRU waste through Midwestern states to WIPP, the DOE announced Vermont Yankee on June 30. Under the cooperative agreement, the DOE provides funding to the CSG Midwestern Region—which includes Illinois, The proposed sale of Vermont Yankee to NorthStar Group Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Services has the backing of the town of Vernon, Vt., where the Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin—to address issues nuclear power plant is located, the Brattleboro Reformer re- of common concern among the states regarding the shipment of ported on May 2. Entergy announced in November 2016 that it TRU waste. The CSG administers the distribution of funds to the intends to sell the closed Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant appropriate states based on submitted annual work plans. to NorthStar, a New York–based decontamination and decommissioning contractor, in order to accelerate the decommissioning. The sale must be approved by Vermont’s Public Service Board and is also subject to review by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. According to the report, Vernon’s Select Board voted unanimously to urge the Public Service Board to approve the sale. The state of Vermont and the antinuclear group the New England Coalition (NEC), however, are contesting the sale and have filed petitions to intervene in the proceeding with the Nuclear Regu- latory Commission’s Atomic Safety and Licensing Board. Both Vermont and the NEC have raised concerns about NorthStar’s ability to cover the costs of decommissioning the plant and the poten- Transuranic waste from Idaho arrives at New Mexico’s Waste Isolation Pilot tial of the sale to put the protection of the public Plant in April. Photo: DOE and environment at risk. 14 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Industry News The petitions by Vermont and the NEC were filed on June reactor to SAFSTOR decommissioning status. According to Do- 13 and 27, respectively, in response to a notice published by the minion’s post-shutdown decommissioning activities report to NRC in the May 24 Federal Register announcing the opportuni- the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, 1,335 fuel assemblies are ty to request a hearing and to petition for leave to intervene in now in dry storage at Kewaunee. Vermont Yankee’s license transfer process. The NRC is current- According to Dominion, of the 140 employees currently rely reviewing Entergy’s application for transferring the Vermont maining at Kewaunee, 90 will end their employment with the Yankee license to NorthStar. company over the next nine months as a result of the completion ●●The NRC is considering an exemption for Vermont Yankee of all activities necessary to place the plant in SAFSTOR. At the that would allow higher-enriched fuel assemblies to be loaded time the plant was permanently closed in May 2013, about 635 in the same multipurpose used nuclear fuel canister with lower- employees worked at Kewaunee, located about 35 miles south- enriched fuel assemblies. As published in the June 6 Federal east of Green Bay. Register, the NRC has issued an environmental assessment Under SAFSTOR, Dominion plans to finish decommission- and finding of no significant impact in regard to the proposed ing Kewaunee and restore the site by 2073 at a cost of $846 mil- exemptions to 10 CFR Part 72. Entergy had requested the lion. Dominion’s decommissioning plan assumes that the De- exemption so as to allow the loading of the different fuel partment of Energy will take possession of the used fuel by 2048. assemblies in the same canister at the closed power plant. ●●Ukraine’s centralized used nuclear fuel storage facility has Finding that the exemption posed no significant environmental impacts, the NRC said an environmental impact statement is not warranted.

Used nuclear fuel

Canada’s Nuclear Waste Management Organi- zation (NWMO) announced on June 23 that it is narrowing its focus to fewer communities as it pre- pares to advance to the next set of activities in the selection process for a deep geologic repository for the country’s used nuclear fuel. The NWMO said that the municipality of Central Huron and the township of White River will no longer be considered potential hosts for the repository. Dominion Energy transferred the last of Kewaunee’s used nuclear fuel to dry According to the NWMO, while Central Huron storage in June, reaching a decommissioning milestone for the closed nuclear and White River have shown interest in the project, power reactor. Photo: Dominion Resources the organization has not been able to expand interest to the level needed to give it sufficient confidence to continue been approved by the State Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate geotechnical studies in those areas. Although the two commu- of Ukraine, which announced on July 7 that it has granted a nities will not be a focus of more detailed study, the NWMO said license authorizing Energoatom to construct and commission that they will continue to play a role in advancing work in their the storage facility in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone in the respective areas as siting activities continue in the neighboring north of the country. According to Holtec International, which communities of Huron-Kinloss and South Bruce to the south- is supplying its HI-STORM storage cask system to the site, west and Hornepayne and Manitouwadge to the northwest. the facility is expected to begin accepting used fuel from nine With the elimination of Central Huron and White River, the Ukrainian nuclear reactors beginning in 2019. Energoatom NWMO is currently studying four broad siting regions in On- began construction of the storage facility in August 2014. The tario as potential host sites: the areas around Huron-Kinloss and 45.2 hectares of land allotted for the storage facility will meet the South Bruce, Hornepayne and Manitouwadge, Blind River and nation’s storage needs for 100 years with ample reserve capacity, Elliot Lake, and the Ignace area. According to the NWMO, the Holtec said. next activities in the Huron-Kinloss and South Bruce area and ●●The NRC published a brochure on the basics of used nuclear the Hornepayne and Manitouwadge area will involve planning fuel storage. Safety of Spent Fuel Storage (NUREG/BR-0528), for more geological studies and initial discussions about vision- published in April, explains the NRC’s role in the safe storage of ing and partnership. used nuclear fuel from commercial nuclear power plants. Written The NWMO said that it will continue the process of narrow- for a general audience, the brochure begins with a definition of ing down potential sites to host the project until it arrives at one used fuel and then goes on to discuss dry cask storage systems, preferred safe and socially acceptable site as the focus of more NRC regulations, shielding and confinement, aging management, detailed site characterization. The preferred site must have a and other safety measures associated with the dry storage of used suitable rock formation in an area with an informed and willing fuel. The brochure can be accessed atwww.nrc.gov/reading- rm/ host. It is expected to take until about 2023 to complete the nec- doc- collections/nuregs/brochures/br0528. essary studies and identify a final site. ●●Dominion Energy announced that its closed Kewaunee nuclear power plant in Wisconsin reached a decommissioning milestone on June 15 with the transfer of the last of the reactor’s Low-level waste used nuclear fuel to dry storage at the plant’s independent spent fuel storage installation (ISFSI). Ontario Power Generation (OPG), which is seeking feder- Dominion began transferring the remaining used fuel from al approval to develop a deep geologic repository for low- and Kewaunee’s spent fuel pool to the ISFSI in January. The dry intermediate-level radioactive waste at the Bruce nuclear site in storage campaign is part of the company’s ongoing decommis- Kincardine, Ontario, has told the Canadian Environment As- sioning effort as it transitions the shutdown pressurized water sessment Agency (CEAA) that locating the repository at either Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 15 Headlines of two alternative sites would result in greater environmental the Portsmouth Site that were used for uranium enrichment for effects and higher costs, as well as a project delay of 15 years or national defense beginning in 1954. A unit in the building con- more, while offering no additional benefits in safety. tains 20 cells, each of which includes 12 stages containing mo- OPG’s findings were included in its May 26 response to a re- tors, compressors, converters, and coolers. quest by the CEAA for further information on the repository, According to the DOE, deactivation of cell floor unit 25-6 of which would hold waste from OPG’s Pickering and Darlington X-326 came after five and a half years of work that included -im nuclear power plants, as well as the Bruce plant. According to provements to EM’s nondestructive assay program and involved OPG, most of the CEAA’s questions involved matters of elabo- the removal of hazardous and radioactive materials, verifying ration or methodology in comparing three possible locations for that criticality was not possible, and de-energizing and discon- the repository: OPG’s preferred location at the Bruce site, and al- necting nonessential systems. After a cleanup team removed ternative locations in the Canadian Shield and southern Ontario. more than 7,000 components of process gas equipment from OPG maintains that the geologic features at the Bruce site make unit 25-6, work shifted to characterizing the building’s remain- it the best possible location for permanently disposing of radio- ing bypass and auxiliary equipment. active waste. The repository would be located in a thick formation According to Portsmouth Site Lead Joel Bradburne, EM is of sedimentary rock 680 meters (about 2,231 feet) below ground. balancing resources between X-326 and the X-333 process build- In 2015, a federal joint review panel concluded that the Bruce ing, which is also being deactivated, while sequencing deacti- site was appropriate and recommended that the project proceed. vation, demolition, and waste disposal. “By sharing resources The Canadian government, however, has delayed issuing a deci- that would otherwise be on standby, crews can keep working on sion on the project. On Dec. 12, 2016, the government extended schedule and under budget,” Bradburne said in a statement. the time limit for the issuance of the decision statement for the ●●On May 16, Melter 2, a key component in the Defense Waste repository project by 243 days, or to Aug. 12. Processing Facility (DWPF) at the DOE’s Savannah River Site Concerned about its close proximity to Lake Huron, citizens (SRS), was removed from the facility and placed in an on-site and officials from both Canada and the United States have voiced underground equipment storage vault. According to the DOE, opposition to the repository. On June 7, a bipartisan group of 32 the melter had reached the end of its life after 14 years in members of the U.S. Congress sent a letter to Secretary of State operation. Rex Tillerson urging him to do whatever he can to prevent OPG Melter 2, a teapot-shaped vessel that was used to vitrify high- from constructing the repository at the Bruce site. level radioactive liquid waste being stored in SRS waste tanks, ●●Five antinuclear groups are contesting Unitech Services was encased in a 75-ton, 1-inch-thick carbon steel storage box Group’s license application to export low-level radioactive and lifted by crane from the DWPF onto a specially designed waste. On May 5, the Nuclear Information and Resource Service, railcar. The package was then transported to an underground Beyond Nuclear, the Nuclear Energy Information Service, the Tennessee Environmental Council, and Citizens for Alternatives to Chemical Contamination filed a petition with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission requesting a hearing and leave to intervene in the proceeding concerning UniTech’s October 2016 application for a license to export byproduct and special nuclear material to Canada. The company intends to import 10,000 metric tons of LLW from Canada in the form of radioactively contaminated tools, metals, and other solid materials, along with increments of special nuclear material. The waste would then be returned to Canada after processing at UniTech’s facilities in Illinois, Tennessee, and Pennsylvania. The pe- titioners object to the export license, claiming that it “puts them, their environments, work and living spaces, air, water, and consumer items at involuntary, unnecessary risk from routine and accidental exposures to man-made nuclear power radioactivity.”

DOE updates

The Department of Energy’s Office of Environ- mental Management (EM) announced on April 27 that it has finished deactivating the first floor unit of the X-326 gaseous diffusion process building at the DOE’s Portsmouth Site in Piketon, Ohio. The DOE called the completion of the deactivation work—which was done by cleanup contractor Fluor-BWXT Portsmouth—a milestone in preparing the cell for demolition. Covering more than 30 acres, the two-story X- Workers at the DOE’s Portsmouth Site lower process gas equipment from a 326 building is one of three massive buildings at cell for analysis and packaging. Photo: DOE 16 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Industry News of a small-scale version of the facility’s primary reaction vessel. The IWTU is being built to treat the remaining 900,000 gallons of liquid radioactive waste from the Idaho Site’s underground tank farm using a fluidized bed steam-reforming process. In January, DOE cleanup contractor Fluor Ida- ho began testing at Hazen Research, near Denver, to correct problems with the IWTU’s primary reaction vessel, called the Denitration Mineraliza- tion Reformer (DMR), which contains billions of tiny beads kept in a fluidized state with the help of superheated gases. Those problems involved fluid bed stability and the formation of a bark-like scale on the interior walls of the DMR. According to the DOE, testing of the DMR proved that controlling the operating conditions, including the size of liquid droplets of simulated waste injected and the size of the resulting solidi- A melter storage box, with Melter 2 inside, is transported by railcar from the fied waste particles in the vessel, reduces the wall- Savannah River Site’s Defense Waste Processing Facility to an underground scale formation and improves the stability of the storage vault. Photo: DOE fluid bed. Testing showed that introducing carbon storage vault about 300 yards away, where it joined Melter 1. Ac- dioxide gas into the bottom of the vessel minimiz- cording to the DOE, the melter storage box provides confine- es the formation of clumps that result in the bed instability and ment and shielding for the melter, as well as a handling system wall-scale formation, the DOE said. for moving it. Each box is about 27 feet long, 16 feet wide, and Researchers are also examining the chemical properties in- 21 feet high. side the scale-model reaction vessels as the liquid is converted Liquid waste operations at SRS were suspended in February into a granular solid. According to the DOE, increasing the con- in order to prepare for the removal of Melter 2, replace it with version speed decreases the likelihood of wall-scale formation. Melter 3, and complete the tie-ins to the Salt Waste Processing Test results are being integrated with DMR process modeling System, which is scheduled to be operational in December 2018. and laboratory-scale work to establish the necessary modifica- ●●The DOE announced on June 28 that it is planning a tions and operating parameters for the demonstration and, ul- demonstration of the Idaho Site’s Integrated Waste Treatment timately, the operation of the plant. The DOE has not given an Unit (IWTU) later this year using data collected during the testing estimated date for the startup of the IWTU. n

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The four main buildings that made up the PFP at the DOE’s Hanford Site included the Plutonium Reclamation Facility (green), Americium Recovery Facility (red), main processing facility (blue), and fan house and ventilation stack (yellow). (Photos: DOE) Demolishing Hanford’s PFP his summer, the skyline at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Hanford Site in southeastern Washington state changed Decommissioning work nears Tpermanently, with the demolition of the Plutonium Fin- ishing Plant’s (PFP) iconic ventilation stack. While the explosive the end for the Plutonium demolition of the stack may be the most dramatic step of the nearly 70-year-old building’s demolition, it is neither the final Finishing Plant, which once step nor the most challenging. The plutonium plant operated from 1949 to 1989 and rep- represented the site’s final step resented the final step in the plutonium production effort at Hanford. At this facility, plutonium was processed into solid, hockey-puck-size “buttons” and plutonium oxide powder that in the production of plutonium. could then be safely shipped to the country’s weapons production facilities. Over the decades, the plant produced nearly two- focused their efforts on decontamination and decommission- thirds of the nation’s plutonium stockpile. ing. That was no easy task, with more than 230 glove boxes and “When I look back on my Hanford career, very few people in ventilation hoods, plutonium-processing infrastructure, 1 1/2 the United States or world can talk about this, having this type miles of ventilation ducts, and 33,600 square feet of asbestos of experience in their lives—being able to process plutonium and other hazards. Safely removing these items to prepare the and then see the facility decommissioned,” said Hans Showalter, facility for demolition required extensive worker involvement, Hanford Atomic Metal Trades Council worker safety represen- training, and personal protective equipment never before used tative at the plant from 1983 to 1989. on the Hanford Site. Following the 1989 shutdown, a significant effort began to sta- “The focus at PFP today is safe and compliant demolition,” bilize the plutonium left in the building. The end of the Cold War said Tom Bratvold, CH2M Hill Plateau Remediation Company’s left the PFP with a daunting inventory of plutonium- bearing vice president for the PFP Closure Project. “But had it not been special nuclear material—approximately 20 tons in more than for the hard work inside the buildings, performing some of the 8,000 containers. By 2004, the leftover material had been sta- most hazardous work anywhere across the DOE complex, we bilized and repackaged. Some of it was waste that remained on wouldn’t be where we are today.” site, and the rest of the special nuclear material was placed in CH2M Hill is demolishing the plant as a Hazard Category 2 about 2,300 containers for shipment to South Carolina’s Savan- nuclear facility. Demolition is proceeding in a series of consec- nah River Site. These shipments were completed by May 2009. utive phases, with each phase only containing enough contami- With that special nuclear material out of the plant, workers nation to be considered Hazard Category 3. 18 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Demolishing Hanford’s PFP More than 90 buildings once made up the PFP complex. Most of those buildings have been removed, and demolition in 2016–2017 has been focused on four main buildings: the Plutonium Reclamation Fa- cility (PRF), the Americium Recovery Fa- cility (or “McCluskey Room”), the main processing facility, and the fan house and ventilation stack.

Plutonium Reclamation Facility

By November 2016, demolition was un- derway on the PRF, a facility that was used to recover plutonium from a variety of sources and send it as plutonium nitrate to the nearby PFP for processing. The PRF was six stories tall and contained a long, tall, and narrow concrete Removing contaminated PFP piping required workers to wear extensive safety canyon inside, where 52 pencil-shaped equipment and work in extremely tight spaces. processing tanks hung. The “pencil tanks” were removed, and decontamination of the canyon to accept- out glove boxes that had already been cleaned out and prepared able levels for demolition was an enormous effort. Crews scraped for packaging. This was a safer approach than having workers years’ worth of radioactive residue from the canyon floor, pres- cut up and remove those glove boxes prior to demolition. By July sure washed the canyon walls, and applied layers of fixative—a 2017, demolition crews had progressed through much of the six- paint-like substance—to lock contaminants in place. Workers story PRF and had begun to demolish the glove boxes adhered to also cut holes in the roof of the building, allowing a crane to lift the exterior canyon walls.

This 2010 photo shows some of the 52 pencil-shaped processing tanks hanging from a wall in the PRF canyon. The tanks were some of the hundreds of pieces of plutonium processing equipment that were removed from the plant, which produced approximately two-thirds of the country’s supply of plutonium from 1949 to 1989. Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 19 Decontamination & Decommissioning

Americium Recovery Facility

Even though it was small (about the size of a tall, two-car garage), the second of the four main processing facilities had a storied history. The Americium Recovery Facility recovered americium from waste material at the PFP for possible industrial or other uses. The Americium Recov- ery Facility became known as the McCluskey Room, following a 1976 chemical reaction and explosion that burst a glove box and severely injured Harold McCluskey, who was working in the facility at the time. He received a dose of radioactive americium that was 500 times the amount deemed safe. McCluskey died 11 years later of unrelated causes. Following the 1976 incident, the facility never operated again and remained sealed off with few entries occurring over the years. In 2013, recognizing the significant hazards, workers traveled to a similarly contaminated Department of Energy site in Idaho and observed the use of advanced supplied-air systems and protective suits, which they recommended for use at the plant. In 2014, workers using supplied breathing air and wearing fully encapsulating suits that provided them a safe microenvironment began cutting up and removing the last of the five glove boxes that were in that facility, including the one that burst in 1976. Workers also prepared approximately a dozen processing tanks for removal during demolition, which began in De- cember 2016. By March 2017, the facility was reduced to its concrete slab. “A lot of employees made final demolition of this facility possible,” said Bratvold. “Whether they led the effort to find the right safety equipment to prepare the building for demolition, used that safety equipment to complete demolition Employees wearing protective equipment decontaminate the floor of preparations, or demolished the building itself, I am proud the PRF to prepare the building for demolition. of the teamwork and safe progress the team has made.”

Crews apply a final layer of blue fixative to interior areas of the PRF. Fixatives were used prior to and during demolition to lock radiological contamination in place to protect workers and the environment. 20 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Demolishing Hanford’s PFP

Using hydraulic shears, a high-reach excavator begins demolition of the PRF in November 2016.

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Explosives bring down the PFP’s 200-ft-tall ventilation stack in July 2017.

Main processing facility

While demolition proceeded on the PRF and the McCluskey Room, crews continued preparing the other two of the four main structures for demolition. The main processing facility is three stories tall, 440 feet long, and 165 ft wide. At more than 3.2 million sq ft, it once housed laboratories, two processing lines, and support functions for plutonium button production. In the main processing facility, cleanup workers faced the enormous task of removing as much of the remaining radioactive and chemically hazardous material as possible, including plutonium-contaminated piping and infrastructure, in preparation for demolition. The most hazardous task involved using the same equipment workers once used inside the McCluskey Room to cut up and remove two large, heavily contaminated glove boxes that needed to be removed before demolition began. Demolition of the main processing facility began in July 2017. Heavy equipment worked from the outside of the facility toward Inside the PFP’s Americium Recovery Facility in 2014, a worker removes the face of the the inside, removing two more- glove box that ruptured in 1976, severely injuring Hanford Site worker Harold McCluskey. contaminated former processing 22 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Demolishing Hanford’s PFP

A July 2017 aerial photo shows demolition progress at the PFP. The blue areas of the buildings indicate where fixative was applied during demolition. lines. PFP project management contracted with a structur- the risk of debris and contamination spreading. The same tech- al engineer to guide the demolition of the facilities, based on nique was used to safely demolish similar structures at Hanford structural engineering and characterization considerations, al- and is considered safer and more efficient than having workers lowing crews generally to progress from less to more hazardous use cranes and other equipment to demolish tall structures. portions of the facilities. With the fan house, ventilation stack, and McCluskey Room Throughout demolition, crews are using high-reach demoli- demolished, work continues on the main processing facility and tion equipment on a bay-by-bay, zone-by-zone basis, allowing PRF, both of which are scheduled to be demolished by Sept. 30, the structure to be removed in large sections, while maintaining 2017. the structural integrity of the remaining portions. Removal of the contaminated equipment from the buildings, characterization, decontamination, fixative application, and removal of regulated waste (such as asbestos) were necessary hazard mitigations before demolition of these buildings began. Ventilation stack Extensive hazard mitigation, control, and monitoring remains in place to ensure employee and environmental safety during In July, workers finished demolishing the plant’s massive ven- demolition. tilation system and main stack. The fan house and ventilation “Whether inside the building or during demolition outside, stack supported the PFP’s extensive ventilation system that ran throughout the nearly 20-year process of cleaning up and de- for nearly 70 years, keeping the facility under negative pressure molishing the PFP, we’ve encountered and safely overcome chal- to ensure employee and environmental safety in the event of lenges inherent with demolishing what was once one of the most contamination spread inside the building. The system ensured hazardous buildings in the DOE complex,” Bratvold said. that air flowed from uncontaminated areas of the plant to contaminated areas and then to a filtration system. A series of filters trapped contaminants before they reached the ventilation stack, and nearly 60 filter boxes were removed or were prepared for re- Monitoring and site control moval during demolition. Demolition of the fan house was completed before the stack A detailed air dispersion model has guided demolition prepa- was felled on July 15, to allow the subcontractor to use a small rations and the demolition work itself. The model, developed by amount of explosives to weaken the stack and allow gravity to the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, factors in residual bring it to the ground. Fogging and fixatives were used before, contamination levels in the building at the start of demolition, during, and after demolition of the stack. In addition, existing the type of demolition activities (cutting, crunching, etc.), his- air monitors nearest the demolition zone and at locations sur- torical weather patterns on each day of demolition, and wind rounding the PFP were set up. And, as an additional precaution, patterns and building wake effects created as demolition has workers laid fresh dirt in the area where the stack fell to reduce progressed. Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 23 Decontamination & Decommissioning

In addition to establishing the level of decontamination re- equipment. Some characterization work will be conducted on quired before demolition began, the model has helped radio- the PRF and McCluskey Room concrete slabs, which will help logical control management establish boundaries—adjusted to determine future cleanup decisions related to slab removal. accommodate conditions—around the demolition area and the Crews will use the existing fence to maintain the PFP footprint, entire plant complex. and place protective caps over the slabs and other exposed areas, During demolition, a robust monitoring system has been in if necessary. place with continuous monitoring for airborne radioactivity Approximately 400 employees worked at the Plutonium Fin- and contamination not only at the posted boundaries, but also ishing Plant through early 2017. As demolition preparations outside the fence line around the plant complex and well be- began to wind down and the project became a full demolition yond the facility borders. This monitoring system successfully zone, some retired, while others transitioned to other Hanford alerted employees to two instances of unexpected contamina- Site work. Some employees spent their entire careers at the plant; tion spread during demolition, allowing them to take protective their experience transitioning the plant from an operating facil- actions and adjust demolition practices to reduce the likelihood ity through deactivation to demolition is uniquely suited for the of recurrence. cleanup mission at Hanford. There are seven continuous air monitors at a posted Airborne “I’ll be moving on to another project that is one of many Radioactivity Area boundary, set to alarm at conservative set projects that will continue cleaning up the site and the environ- points. Nine samplers around the plant fence line, an additional ment, so we can keep our families and community safe,” said five samplers throughout the employee trailers at the plant, and Leo Aranda, a former PFP fieldwork supervisor. Aranda is now three additional samplers outside plant borders provide feed- a fieldwork supervisor at CH2M Hill’s project to remove highly back on contamination mitigation and control. “Cookie sheets” radioactive sludge away from the Columbia River. are also placed with the samplers, providing a flat surface for the “The PFP workforce is the best in the business,” Bratvold said. radiological control technicians to more efficiently verify wheth- “Their expertise and involvement has enabled tremendous prog- er removable/transferrable contamination has occurred. All air ress on this complicated and challenging project.” n sampler filters are replaced daily, and the results of the surveyed cookie sheets are recorded. In addition to robust monitoring and site control, CH2M Hill is using a variety of dust-suppression techniques during demolition. A fogger at the end of an aerial lift allows a suppressive mist to effectively reach the area where demolition is occurring. Workers also use various fixatives throughout the demolition, applying it to debris piles and the buildings themselves. Once plant demolition activities are complete, crews will This article appears courtesy of the Department of Energy and remove the support infrastructure, such as office trailers and CH2M Hill Plateau Remediation Company.

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A New Graphical Dismantling Process Simulation Technology for Flexible D&D Planning By Byungseon Choi, Dongjun Hyun, Ikjune decommissioning simulator can flexibly handle various disman- Kim, Jonghwan Lee, and Jeikwon Moon tling scenarios, including the repetitive segmentation of objects within heavy and complicated structures, by using an embedded he dismantling of the highly radioactive components of a computer-aided design kernel. nuclear facility is one of the most difficult activities in the Tdecommissioning process. In the planning stage, the dismantling scenario, including dismantling equipment and processes, has a significant effect on the cost and safety of the whole Segmentation methodology decontamination and decommissioning project [1]. The high level of radioactivity of objects needing dismantling, such as a Topology, which represents objects by boundaries and the reactor pressure vessel (RPV) and its internals, restricts access connections between different parts, is used as the geometric by human workers and makes an accident during the disman- representation in this article. Conversely, a methodology based tling process more difficult to deal with. on the mesh model is more popular with machining simula- The decommissioning of nuclear facilities demands a large tions [4]. Topology is used because of its compatibility with the scale of budget and high level of safety, and therefore the prelim- CAD kernel, which may offer even better stability and reliability inary verification of dismantling scenarios by graphical simula- during the repetitive cutting situations over various sizes and tion has special importance at the planning stage. complicated shapes that frequently occur in the dismantlement In recent years, the manufacturing industry has aggressively of a nuclear facility. adopted virtual manufacturing technologies to verify the perfor- The CAD kernel supports a couple of segmenting methodol- mance of facilities and processes with a high degree of efficiency. ogies, such as the split operation and the Boolean removal op- Virtual manufacturing technologies have also begun to be adopt- eration. The segmenting operation requires an object part and ed in the area of nuclear facility decommissioning, such as in the dismantling process of the rotary specimen rack in the Korea Re- search Reactor-1 and -2 [2]. Virtual manufacturing was also applied in the replacement of the steam generators, on time and on budget, in California’s San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station [3]. Current virtual manufacturing technologies, however, are not fully sufficient for the area of nuclear facility decommissioning because the object segmenting function, which is absolutely required for graphical simulations over various dismantling scenarios, is unavailable. This article proposes a new technology for a graphical decommissioning simulator that is able to simulate various dismantling scenarios across nuclear facilities, including the repetitive cutting of objects in heavy and complex structures, by applying a flexible cutting algorithm.

Virtual decommissioning simulator

What is proposed is a virtual decommissioning simulator capable of segmenting objects in the course of a process simulation, allowing for the flexible planning of the decommissioning process for a nuclear facility. At the planning phase of decommissioning, visualization and verification steps using the virtual decommissioning simulator can be powerful tools for the flexible planning of the dismantling process over a highly radioactive, large, and complex nuclear facility. The virtual Fig. 1. Object cutting operations using CAD kernel. 26 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs A New Graphical Dismantling Process Simulation Technology for Flexible D&D Planning

Fig. 2. Virtual decommissioning simulator. a cutter part, as shown in Fig. 1. The split operation adopts a Simulator implementation surface or a plane as a cutter part, while the Boolean removal operation adopts a solid or a volume as a cutter part. The split The virtual decommissioning simulator consists of a front operation, however, is not suitable as the preferred segmenting main display, a side supplementary display, a haptic hand con- methodology because situations occurring in the physical seg- troller, an operator’s chair, and a graphic workstation operating mentation operation, such as the cutting thickness and the in- virtual decommissioning software (Fig. 2). complete cutting, cannot be processed. The nuclear facility adopted for the dismantling process sim- In this instance, the Boolean removal operation is selected as ulation was a model of the RPV of South Korea’s Kori nuclear the segmenting methodology of choice owing to the capability power plant, which is a Westinghouse two-loop pressurized wa- of expressing various characteristics of the physical cutting op- ter reactor, as shown in Fig. 3. The RPV, which is composed of eration. Likewise, a solid is selected as the cutter part between the reactor vessel (RV), vessel head, and reactor internals, is ap- the volume and the solid, as most of the object parts are already proximately 3.4 meters in diameter and 12 m in height. The RV represented with the solid supporting more advanced features weighs approximately 180 tons and has carbon steel walls with a than the volume. stainless steel cladding.

Fig. 3. RPV of Korean nuclear power plant.

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Fig. 4. Slicing and segmenting scenario.

The nuclear facility demonstrating the virtual decommissioning simulator over various dismantling scenarios is shown in Fig. References 4. The dismantling scenario consists of slicing and segmenting operations. The slicing operation is used to cut the cylinder along 1. Radioactive Waste Management Committee, “Remote Han- the internal height of the waste container using a circular saw and dling Techniques in Decommissioning,” OECD Nuclear Energy turntable. During the slicing operation, the RV is hung by the po- Agency (2011). lar crane through the tripod, and the joint between the tripod and 2. Kim, et al., “The Preliminary 3D Dynamic Simulation on the hook of the polar crane is allowed to rotate freely under an appro- RSR Dismantling Process of the KRR-1&2,” Annals of Nuclear priate tension. After the slicing, the upper part of the cut cylinder Energy, 30, 1487-1494, (2003). is lifted slightly, and the turntable transports the lower part to the 3. Stephens, S., “PLM and Steam Generator Replacement at band saw. A segmenting operation is used to cut the lower part SONGS,” Nuclear News (2006). of the dismantled cylinder into smaller pieces. Each piece is then 4. Xun Gong, Hsi-Yung Feng, “Triangle Mesh Based In-Process lifted and transported into a waste container by a pool crane. Workpiece Update for General Milling Processes,” ASME IDE- For the above dismantling scenario, the circular saw requires TC/CIE (2013). a mechanism for adjusting its height and depth. The turntable also requires a rotational function, a translational function, and eight independently operated radial fixtures with external and internal teeth. The band saw should have a specific shape with a specific depth, offset, and width that are determined by the dimensions of the waste container. Byungseon Choi (Ph.D., chemical engineering) was a leader of the remote dismantling technology development group. Dongjun Hyun (Ph.D., mechanical engineering) is a research engineer with interests in the area of process simulation of re- Results mote dismantling systems based on the mechatronics. Ikjune Kim (Ph.D., mechanical engineering) developed a platform of Simulation results of the dismantling scenarios have demon- dismantling process simulation software as a research engineer. strated that the proposed graphical dismantling process simula- Jonghwan Lee (PhD, mechanical engineering) is currently group tion technology can handle various cutting situations frequently leader of advanced remote dismantling system development and appearing in the dismantling scenarios and can be implemented is involved in the development of a 3D virtual simulation stu- in the existing graphical process simulation software. dio. Jeikwon Moon (Ph.D., chemical engineering) was a direc- Owing to the reduction of the complexity and workload, the tor of D&D Technology Development Division with the Korea proposed technology is expected to expand the applications of Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI). graphical process simulation technologies into the area of nucle- This article is based on a paper presented at the 2017 Amer- ar facility decommissioning. This new technology may poten- ican Nuclear Society Annual Meeting, held June 11-15 in San tially improve the productivity and safety of the dismantlement Francisco, Calif. Research support was provided by the Nuclear activity during nuclear facility decommissioning through trial R&D Program through the Korean Ministry of Science, ICT, and error in the virtual space. and Future Planning. 28 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs The nuclear industry has demonstrated that it can successfully dismantle nuclear power reactors, such as the Maine Yankee site, shown here following the completion of decommissioning work in 2005. (Photo courtesy of Maine Yankee) The New Decommissioning Rules The NRC is in the process of amending its regulations for decommissioning power reactors with the goal of having a new rule in the next two years.

By Tim Gregoire Past efforts

urrently, the licensed owner of a commercial nuclear With a number of power reactors undergoing decommission- power reactor must seek exemptions and amendments to ing at the time, it became apparent in the 1990s that additional its operating license when the reactor is shut down and rulemaking was needed to make the decommissioning process Cdecommissioning work begins. That is because a permanently more efficient and effective. In a series of papers issued between closed power reactor does not automatically transition to a new 1997 and 2001, the NRC staff provided the commission with op- regulatory status as a decommissioned reactor, but instead con- tions and recommendations to improve regulations related to tinues to be regulated according to its operating license until the decommissioning nuclear power reactors. Nuclear Regulatory Commission approves the necessary license In December 1999, the commission directed the NRC staff to exemptions and amendments. proceed with a single, integrated, risk-informed decommission- This can be a costly and time-consuming process that does ing rule that would address the areas of emergency prepared- little to protect the safety and health of the public and environ- ness, insurance, safeguards, staffing and training, and backfit- ment. According to the Nuclear Energy Institute, nuclear plant ting (SRM-SECY-99-168). According to the NRC, the objective owners must now submit eight to 12 requests for license exemp- of the rulemaking was to clarify and remove certain regulations tions, and amendments take 12 to 18 months to complete, result- for decommissioning power reactors based on the reduction in ing in millions of dollars in unnecessary expenditures. radiological risk to public health and safety and the common To make the transition from reactor operation to decommis- defense and security compared to the radiological risk found in sioning more efficient and effective for both regulators and the operating reactors. licensee, as well as more open and transparent for the public, the In June 2000, the NRC staff submitted to the commission NRC has taken up a rulemaking process to change its regula- SECY-00-0145, “Integrated Rulemaking Plan for Nuclear Power tions related to reactor decommissioning. Plant Decommissioning,” which proposed an integrated decom- Following a period of public discussion, the staff of the NRC is missioning rulemaking plan. As requested by the commission, preparing a final regulatory basis for the new decommissioning the plan addressed regulations concerning emergency planning, rule. That regulatory basis, which was scheduled to be released insurance, safeguards, staffing and training, and rule backfit before this publication goes to press, will be used in developing protection. a proposed rule to be provided to the NRC commissioners in The rulemaking plan also was contingent on the completion of spring 2018 for their approval. The NRC staff expects to provide a study on the risks of a zirconium fire in the reactor’s spent fuel a draft final rule to the commission in fall 2019. pool. Subsequent studies and additional mitigation strategies, Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 29 Decontamination & Decommissioning

Fig. 1. Regulatory areas of interest to external stakeholders. Source: NRC however, have shown that the probability of a pool fire is lower ●●The appropriateness of maintaining the three existing options than previously reported. The NRC said it is using much of the (DECON, SAFSTOR, and ENTOMB 1) for decommissioning information from those later studies in developing the current and the timeframes associated with those options; decommissioning rules. ●●The appropriate role of state and local governments and The NRC, however, discontinued its work on the decommis- nongovernmental stakeholders in the decommissioning process; sioning rulemaking after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. ●●Any other issues deemed relevant by the NRC staff. The agency then redirected its resources toward higher-priority The NRC announced its intention to develop a draft regulato- work related to safeguards and security. ry basis to support a new decommissioning rule by publishing an At the time it suspended the rulemaking process, there were advance notice of proposed rulemaking in the Federal Register on no power reactors being shut down, and the NRC saw no imme- Nov. 19, 2015. According to the NRC, the new rule would estab- diate need to proceed with work improving the existing decom- lish clear requirements for decommissioning reactors in the ar- missioning regulations. In 2013, however, four reactor units per- eas of emergency preparedness, physical security, and fitness for manently shut down and defueled without significant advance duty, among other areas, thereby reducing the need for exemp- notice or preplanning. This included Duke’s Crystal River-3 in tions from current requirements designed for operating reactors. Florida, Dominion’s single-unit Kewaunee plant in Wisconsin, It would also address the timeliness of decommissioning and the and Southern California Edison’s San Onofre-2 and -3. Like- role of state and local governments and other organizations. wise, the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant was shut down In publishing the advance notice of proposed rulemaking, the in December 2014, and Nebraska’s Fort Calhoun was closed in NRC opened the new rule to public comment in order to ob- 2016. Several more nuclear power stations are expected to cease tain input from stakeholders on the development of the rule’s operations by 2019. regulatory basis. According to the NRC, most of the feedback In a December 2014 staff requirements memorandum to offered during the public comment period pertained to the lev- SECY–14–0118, “Request by Duke Energy Florida, Inc., for Ex- el of public involvement in the decommissioning process, the emptions from Certain Emergency Planning Requirements,” the 60-year limit for power reactor decommissioning, whether the NRC commissioners again directed the agency staff to proceed NRC should approve the PSDAR, emergency planning consider- with a new decommissioning rulemaking and set an objective of ations, and the use of decommissioning trust funds. early 2019 for its completion. The commissioners also stated that In all, the NRC received 162 comments from stakeholders on this rulemaking should address the following: the proposed rulemaking. The distribution of public comments ●●Issues discussed in SECY–00–0145, such as the graded received in each regulatory area is shown in Fig. 1, with the size approach to emergency preparedness; of the circles normalized to the number of comments received ●●Lessons learned from the plants that have already gone (or are regarding the current regulatory approach for decommissioning, currently going) through the decommissioning process; which received the largest volume of comments. The current reg- ●●The advisability of requiring a licensee’s post-shutdown ulatory approach includes issues related to the 60-year decom- decommissioning activity report (PSDAR) to be approved by missioning limit, options for decommissioning, and the role of the NRC; state and local governments in the decommissioning process. 30 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs The New Decommissioning Rules

The San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station permanently ceased operations in 2013, and Southern California Edison intends to complete decommissioning within 20 years. (Photo courtesy of Edison International)

Draft regulatory basis recommendations considered in the proposed decommissioning rulemaking. The analysis also serves to assist the NRC staff in The NRC used input received from the comments on the pro- completing the decommissioning regulatory basis and in decid- posed rulemaking to develop the options presented in the draft ing which alternative of each area of decommissioning to pursue regulatory basis document, Regulatory Improvements for Reac- for regulatory action. tors Transitioning to Decommissioning, which was released for With the release of the draft regulatory basis, the NRC pro- public comment with notice in the Federal Register on March vided 90 calendar days for public comment. The NRC asked that 15, 2017. commenters consider the following five general questions: In the draft regulatory basis, NRC staff concluded that there 1) Is the NRC considering appropriate options for each regu- was sufficient justification to proceed with rulemaking in the latory area described in the preliminary draft regulatory basis? areas of emergency preparedness, physical security, decommis- 2) Are there additional factors that the NRC should consider sioning trust fund, off-site and on-site financial protection re- in each regulatory area? What are these factors? quirements and indemnity agreements, and application of the 3) Are there any additional options that the NRC should con- backfit rule. The NRC staff further recommended rulemaking sider during development of the proposed rule? to clarify requirements for spent fuel management and the envi- 4) Is there additional information concerning regulatory im- ronmental requirements contained in Title 10 of the U.S. Code of pacts that the NRC should include in its regulatory basis for this Federal Regulations (10 CFR) Parts 50 and 51. rulemaking? Conversely, the draft regulatory basis concludes that regula- 5) Should the NRC address the exemption to 10 CFR Part tory activities other than rulemaking, such as the development 50.38 for licensees of facilities in decommissioning on a generic of regulatory guidance, should be used to address stakeholder basis as a part of this rulemaking? If so, why, and how should the concerns regarding the appropriate role of state and local gov- NRC address this issue? ernments in the decommissioning process, the level of NRC review and approval of the reactor’s PSDAR, and the 60-year limit for reactor decommissioning. The NRC also determined that additional input is needed prior to finalizing recommendations Industry response related to cybersecurity, drug and alcohol testing, certified fuel handler training and minimum staffing, aging management, In a June 13 letter, the Nuclear Energy Institute, which rep- and fatigue management. resents the nuclear industry, responded to the NRC’s request for Following the publication of the draft regulatory basis, the comments on the draft regulatory basis. The NEI strongly urged NRC published a preliminary draft regulatory analysis with the NRC to continue its work to complete the decommission- notice in the May 9, 2017, Federal Register. The costs, benefits, ing rulemaking as expeditiously as possible and encouraged the and other impacts of the decommissioning rulemaking are agency to use a proposal the NEI submitted in response to the presented in the regulatory analysis in order to determine the 2015 advance notice of proposed rulemaking in developing the economic impact to industry, government, and society from the final rule language. The NEI also responded to the five general Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 31 Decontamination & Decommissioning questions the NRC posed in the March 15 Federal Register notice decommissioning process and removed all spent fuel to an in- on the draft regulatory basis document. dependent spent fuel storage installation.” NEI added that Part In regard to the first question, the NEI agreed that the NRC 50.38 could be revised to clearly state that the rule’s foreign own- is considering [emphasis NEI] the correct options for each reg- ership, control, or domination requirements do not apply to any ulatory area described in the draft regulatory basis. The NEI, nuclear power plant that is undergoing decommissioning where however, cautioned that the NRC not further pursue changes in operations have officially ceased and the nuclear fuel has been regulatory areas that do not advance the rulemaking’s prima- removed from the reactor core. ry objective of reducing the number of licensing actions needed during decommissioning. The organization said that the new rule should align regulations for reactors undergoing decommissioning with the reduced risk associated with such facilities. Sources Similarly, in response to the second question on factors the NRC should consider in each regulatory area, NEI said that, NEI, “NEI Urges NRC to Make Decommissioning Process More consistent with the new rule’s primary objective, “the rulemak- Efficient,” June 15, 2017. ing should remain largely focused on areas where exemptions NRC, SRM-SECY-99-168, “Improving Decommissioning Regu- and other licensing actions have been necessary to modify the lations for Nuclear Power Plants,” Dec. 21, 1999. regulatory framework to correspond to changes in the risk pro- NRC, SECY-00-0145, “Integrated Rulemaking Plan for Nuclear file of facilities that have permanently shut down and defueled.” Power Plant Decommissioning,” June 28, 2000. As for the question of the regulatory impacts of the rulemak- NRC, SRM-SECY–14–0118, “Request by Duke Energy Florida, ing, the NEI said that it is important that the NRC address Inc., for Exemptions from Certain Emergency Planning Re- more fully the backfitting implications of the specific regulatory quirements,” Dec. 30, 2014. changes that are discussed in the draft regulatory basis. Accord- Federal Register, Vol. 80, No. 233, (72358-72373), Nov. 19, 2015. ing to the NEI, some amendments to the NRC’s regulations dis- NRC, “Regulatory Improvements for Reactors Transitioning to cussed in several sections of the draft regulatory basis would re- Decommissioning,” draft regulatory basis document, March 2017. quire backfitting as defined by 10 CFR Part 50.109. This includes Federal Register, Vol. 82, No. 49, (13778-13781), March 15, 2017. amendments to the NRC’s cybersecurity and decommissioning Federal Register, Vol. 82, No. 88, (21481-21482), May 9, 2017. fund rules. The NEI added that the proposed amendments are NRC, “Preliminary Draft Regulatory Analysis for Regulatory described in mandatory terms, rather than as being “optional” Basis: Regulatory Improvements for Decommissioning,” May or “voluntary” alternatives to existing requirements. 2017. Finally, in response to the question of exemption from 10 CFR NEI, “NEI Comments on the NRC Draft Regulatory Basis Doc- Part 50.38, “Ineligibility of certain applicants,” the NEI said that ument Regulatory Improvements for Power Reactors Transi- the NRC “should, at a minimum, amend the regulation to make tioning to Decommissioning; Docket ID: NRC-2015-0070,” clear that it does not apply to licensees that have completed the June 13, 2017. n DESD

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The NEA continues to engage By Mari Gillogly, Inge Weber, and Michael Siemann in the discussion of better ecommissioning cost estimation has been discussed at length in the context of Nuclear Energy Agency work estimating the costs of nuclear over the years and has led to the publication of several re- Dports, including the International Structure for Decommissioning Costing (ISDC) of Nuclear Installations (NEA, 2012) and Costs decommissioning projects. of Decommissioning Nuclear Power Plants (NEA, 2016). Feature

Heavy equipment is used to demolish the turbine hall of the Zion nuclear power plant in Illinois.

Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 33 Decontamination & Decommissioning articles on the costs of decommissioning have also been pub- specific detailed features, must be considered in determining lished in NEA News, including the recent Nuclear Power Plant the overall effectiveness of such arrangements. The conference Decommissioning Costs in Perspective (NEA News No.34.1). conclusion thus appropriately underlined that there is no best or A policy debate on the financing of decommissioning was worst method or system and that experiences from a variety of held at the April 2016 meeting of the NEA Steering Committee countries need to be considered in light of their potential rele- for Nuclear Energy, at which time participants acknowledged vance in other contexts. the limited amount of experience worldwide with fully decom- In terms of funding mechanisms, it should also be noted missioned nuclear power plant projects. The background docu- that different systems for guarantees and for the verification ment for this debate was transformed into a publication titled Fi- of funds have been established in NEA member countries and nancing the Decommissioning of Nuclear Facilities (NEA, 2016). that responsible organizations periodically review the various In order to continue exploring this topic, the NEA organized mechanisms in place, as well as how well these are functioning the two-day International Conference on Financing of Decom- according to specific requirements and expectations. Common- missioning (ICFD-2016) held in Stockholm on Sept. 20–21, 2016. alities can nonetheless be identified when examining the rele- The conference was jointly organized by the NEA and Sweden’s vant characteristics that help to identify and choose the appro- Radiation Safety Authority, and it welcomed more than 100 par- priate funding mechanism, especially in terms of how well these ticipants from 18 countries. Participants were able to share and might respond to changing and challenging market conditions, discuss their experiences with the aim of better understand- or to unexpected or uncertain situations that may arise (e.g., ing funding mechanisms, cost estimation approaches, and risk early shutdowns, shifts in regulatory requirements over time, management strategies in a range of NEA member countries. or unidentified final waste disposal routes). The conclusions of Two keynote speeches launched the conference, offering in- ICFD-2016 emphasized that more attention should be given to sight into decommissioning financing in the current economic these factors when reviewing the ongoing suitability of funding situation from an investment perspective, and into a “stress test” mechanisms. methodology for funds developed in Germany. The German ex- Some progress has already been made in providing interna- ample underlines a reality that has already been highlighted in tional guidance on good practices for the comprehensiveness, the NEA decommissioning cost study (NEA, 2016): that funding quality, consistency, and comparability of cost estimations for mechanisms, cost estimation, and risk management approaches decommissioning nuclear facilities. Weaknesses remain, howev- are different in all countries. er, especially in terms of understanding the relationship between The heterogeneity of national systems for decommissioning estimates and actual costs, as well as in dealing with issues of financing can be explained by differing national contexts, where limited relevance or with unreliable cost data. A general reluc- most systems are well-developed, operational, and individual- tance to share data also continues, with barriers sometimes set ized, but where each of these fits into a given country’s nation- up to prevent data sharing. al legislative and commercial landscape. More often than not, Looking ahead, more experience will be gained through con- the entire national system and its mechanisms, rather than the tinued use of the International Structure for Decommissioning

Pieces of the segmented reactor internals of Spain’s José Cabrera nuclear power plant are placed in a storage container. (Courtesy of ENRESA)

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Costing; and more actual cost data can actual decommissioning cost experience. and should become available as addition- This practice-sharing in cost estima- al projects are undertaken. Improvements tion and benchmarking in turn enables are expected in relation to the treatment continued decommissioning project im- of uncertainties in cost estimations, nota- provements, while allowing for broader bly through forthcoming guidance from a discussions on some of the more sensitive joint project of the NEA and the Interna- parameters for financing schemes (name- tional Atomic Energy Agency. Adequate ly, the stability and predictability of rates benchmarking will also contribute to the of return on decommissioning funds and development of validation methods for the date of the final shutdown of a given cost estimation approaches. nuclear power plant). A number of key factors were identified Growing interest in cooperation on all at the conference in relation to risk man- decommissioning topics has broadened agement for decommissioning financing, the role of international organizations in Inform. Inspire. all of which could improve project cost offering opportunities for internation- control for nuclear power plant decom- al experience exchange and information missioning. First, good project manage- sharing. At the Stockholm workshop, the Engage. ment and oversight is of utmost impor- activities of the NEA, the IAEA and the tance. A speaker from the U.S. gave the European Commission, as well as other example of shared risks and benefits when joint activities, were recognized as vital contracts were provided to subcontrac- for the international exchange of lessons tors; a representative from the European learned and for experience sharing. The Court of Auditors recommended moni- limited number of experts in this field has toring operations more closely throughout also underlined the critical nature of bet- the life cycle of a plant; and a speaker from ter coordination and of clearly separating Spain insisted on the value of considering activities among international organiza- project management costs within the total tions, with specific definitions of scope. cost, as in the case of the José Cabrera nu- The NEA and IAEA will continue to clear power plant. disseminate reports and organize dis- Sound knowledge of the power plant cussions on this subject so as to work to- was also considered a prerequisite for ward expanding the knowledge base for preventing costs from increasing dramat- decommissioning estimates and address We turn complex nuclear ically over time, which could include un- risks and uncertainties in the financing science into easy-to-understand derstanding the site’s initial state, soil and of decommissioning. Two forthcoming language for the general public, environmental situation, contamination reports will bring this discussion to a wid- policymakers, students and more. within buildings, or water sources. And er audience: the joint NEA/IAEA report finally, it was noted that cost increases Addressing Uncertainties in Cost Estimates The Center promotes the many are often greater for earlier-than-planned for Decommissioning Nuclear Facilities benefits of nuclear science and definitive shutdowns and that funding and the IAEA report on Decommissioning technology in our lives while mechanisms need to include the possibili- Risk Management. being a trustworthy source ty of such an event. As recommended by conference partic- After taking into account costing, ipants, the NEA will continue to sharpen of credible information funding, and financing risks, a number the focus and scope of its joint activities on and education. of overarching conclusions were drawn analyzing structure, adequacy, and fund- at the end of the conference, particularly ing (including the availability of funding With your help, we can do the importance of having viable options when the funds become necessary) for the even more to increase public for management, which includes the dis- financing of decommissioning, radioac- posal of radioactive waste from decom- tive waste disposal, and spent fuel man- understanding of and support for missioning. Lack of available options for agement. n nuclear science and technology. radioactive waste, as well as the possibility Check out all we do and donate at to remove spent fuel from the facility to be NuclearConnect.org. decommissioned, are two of the primary constraints involved in decommissioning, but they also give rise to major uncertain- Mari Gillogly is a policy analyst and Inge Support public ties when attempting to determine overall Weber is a radioactive waste management understanding about financial requirements. specialist in the NEA Division of Radio- nuclear! Discussions are already taking place logical Protection and Radioactive Waste in existing international forums on this Management. Michael Siemann is head of subject, but it must be reiterated that ra- the NEA Division of Radiological Protec- dioactive waste management issues—the tion and Radioactive Waste Management. “back end” of the fuel cycle—should be a This article appears courtesy of the focus of decommissioning considerations OECD-NEA. NEA (2017), M. Gillo- at the beginning of facility planning and gly, I. Weber, and M. Siemann, “Costing development. Reliable decommissioning for decommissioning: Continuing NEA cost estimation can only be based on an engagement,” NEA News, Volume No. intensive information exchange between 34.2, OECD Publishing, Paris. www. experts at the international level, and such oecd-nea.org/nea-news/2017/34-2/nea- Support the Center. estimates need to be validated against news-34-2.pdf Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 35 Environmental Remediation

SRNS remote operators Matthew Easley (left) and Tony Craps take readings from a microblower that is used to remove underground chemical solvents. In the background, SRNS Senior Scientist Branden Kramer explains the solar-powered system to intern Sydney Goodlove. (Photos: DOE) Savannah River’s Passive Groundwater Remediation Actively pursuing passive technologies for treating groundwater is paying off for DOE contractors.

Workers with Savannah River Nuclear Solutions (SRNS) at tritium extraction facility, and waste management facilities. the Department of Energy’s Savannah River Site (SRS) in Aiken, Irradiated materials were moved from the reactors to one of S.C., continue to expand their use of passive groundwater clean- the two chemical separations plants. In these facilities, known as up systems that rely on nature to help lower costs, consume less “canyons,” the irradiated fuel and target assemblies were chem- energy, and reduce carbon emissions. ically processed to separate useful products from waste. After “Using low-power, low-maintenance methods has proven to refinement, nuclear materials were shipped to other DOE sites be a consistently viable cleanup option at SRS,” said Mike Grif- for final application. SRS produced about 36 metric tons of plu- fith, a project manager with SRNS, the site’s management and tonium from 1953 to 1988. operations contractor for the DOE. “It is a matter of using the The processing of nuclear materials, done as part of the nu- right tool for the right job. We want to be efficient and cost-con- clear Cold War with the Soviet Union, resulted in the creation scious while ensuring we have the full support of our environ- of hazardous byproducts consisting of several types of chemi- mental regulators as well.” cal and radioactive contaminants. These wastes were primarily Covering more than 300 square miles, SRS began to produce stored in pond-like basins throughout the 1950s and 1960s and materials used in nuclear weapons, primarily tritium and plu- have been a source of many cleanup programs throughout the tonium-239, in the early 1950s. To produce the materials, five recent decades. nuclear reactors were built, along with numerous support facil- “Years ago, one of our first groundwater cleanup approaches ities, including two chemical separations plants, a heavy-water was to use active cleanup technologies to remediate potentially extraction plant, a nuclear fuel and target fabrication facility, a hazardous chemicals in the groundwater under SRS,” Griffith 36 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Savannah River’s Passive Groundwater Remediation

SRNS engineering and technical support specialist Keith Hyde measures the flow of vegetable oil during an injection process that greatly increases the underground population of naturally occurring chemical-eating bacteria at SRS. Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 37 Environmental Remediation

SRNS engineers George Blount and Jeff Thibault inspect equipment that is used as part of an innovative process to remove low- level contamination from groundwater contained near the center of the Savannah River Site in Aiken, S.C. said. “These systems required large amounts of electricity, mul- barometric soil-vapor units functioning at eight different loca- tiple industrial-size pumps, and frequent maintenance. tions on site,” Kramer said. “We are down to just a few full-pow- “The concept was to pump up massive amounts of water con- ered vapor-extraction units, so we’ve made significant progress taminated with organic solvents, chemicals similar to those found toward low- or no-power passive cleanup technology.” at dry cleaning stores, and blow air through it. As it turns out, the solvents like the air better than the water and would be exhaust- ed along with the air up a stack and into the atmosphere. Very effective, but very expensive to operate, and we had to replace ma- Oil-eating bacteria jor components from time to time throughout the years,” added Griffith. “Appropriately, we called these units air-strippers.” Another passive technology at SRS uses a common household SRS will continue to use the active pump-and-treat systems product, vegetable oil, to harness and accelerate nature’s own in small areas. As groundwater cleanup projects mature and the abilities to clean up chemically contaminated groundwater. systems remove the bulk of contaminants, however, SRS is tran- When highly concentrated amounts of oil are injected into the sitioning to more efficient technologies, such as solar-powered, ground, the oil mixes with naturally occurring bacteria, along soil-vapor extraction units. Each of these systems requires be- with the chemicals in the groundwater. Unable to differentiate tween 20 and 40 watts of power, easily produced by a small solar between vegetable oil and the now oil-coated chemicals, the bac- panel. teria rapidly eat both. This treatment of groundwater also results “During a 10-month test, a single solar-powered unit removed in a population explosion for the bacteria, further accelerating 234 pounds of volatile organic compounds from chemically the cleanup process. contaminated groundwater beneath SRS,” SRNS Senior Scientist “We like to call the vegetable oil-eating bacteria ‘bugs,’” said Branden Kramer said. Chris Bergren, SRNS manager of environmental stewardship. SRS developed many of these technologies with the Savannah “When fed thousands of gallons of inexpensive vegetable oil, River National Laboratory, working closely with the South Caro- the bugs will destroy large quantities of organic solvents fairly lina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) quickly.” and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The simplicity and efficiency of this low-cost approach also- in Kramer acknowledged that the extraction units’ microblow- cludes the benefit that the voracious oil- and solvent-eating bugs ers eventually will be replaced by a simpler system relying on rapidly deplete the oxygen in the affected soil. changes in atmospheric barometric pressure to force chemical “Lack of oxygen also destroys solvents,” said Bergren. “We vapors from underground through plastic pipes. As cold and have been extremely pleased with the results to date, and others hot weather fronts move through the area, causing the local at- have noted the success of the project as well.” Bergren further mosphere’s air pressure to drop or rise, chemical vapors trapped explained that the cost savings with this new process has been beneath the earth’s surface at SRS are forced upward and out. enormous over the previously used pump-and-treat technology. “We currently have 87 solar-powered units and over 100 Since the start of the alternative, less expensive method of 38 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Savannah River’s Passive Groundwater Remediation injecting vegetable oil down multiple Service-Savannah River. Partnering with wells, recent testing indicates that the area SRNS, they continue to operate and main- is now approximately 98 percent free of tain the system. organic solvents.

SRS cleanup program Tritium trees Since approximately 2003, extensive About 60 acres of trees also serve as a cleanup and closure work has been com- passive remediation system that removes pleted at SRS under a concept known as low-level radioactive contamination from “area completion,” which streamlines groundwater near the center of SRS. and accelerates the cleanup process. The A small pond-like excavation was cre- SRS Area Completion Project (ACP) has ated in the path of slowly moving ground- removed excess facilities and remediat- water that is contaminated with tritium, ed soil and groundwater in an integrated which has a half-life of 12.3 years. The fashion, with the full support of the DOE, pond acts as a short-term holding basin, as EPA, and DHEC. the groundwater continuously seeps into ACP focuses on cleaning up contami- it. To manage water levels, an inexpensive nation in the environment by treating or irrigation system is used almost daily to immobilizing the source of the contami- safely remove water from the pond. nation to mitigate transport through soil “We use an extensive, aboveground sys- and groundwater and to remediate or slow tem of plastic pipes and sprinkler heads to the movement of contamination that has irrigate the 60 acres with water pumped already migrated from the source. From from the pond,” said Bergren. “It is ‘man capping waste sites to installing efficient working with nature’ and, in this case, groundwater treatment units, fieldwork using thousands of trees to safely absorb is a top priority. Fieldwork includes the the radioactively tainted water, naturally closure of inactive seepage basins, rubble evaporating it to the atmosphere.” pits, rubble piles, and disposal facilities. Much of the water evaporates when it is Major groundwater cleanup systems op- sprayed into the air or as it pools on the erate extensively in nearly every site area. Created by ANS in 1994, forest floor and, in the process, releases Remediation of more than 375 of the Radwaste Solutions was started the hydrogen-based contaminant into the site’s 515 waste units has been completed, air. The SRS trees and plants then absorb with more than 2,000 regulatory mile- from industry demand for a the rest of the water. stones having been safely met. The deploy- publication that would provide “We know that the levels of tritium we ment of numerous cost-effective technolo- expanded editorial coverage of are seeing here do not represent an eco- gies expedites the cleanup process. logical issue. It does not biologically ac- Remediation is being executed in a fash- the fastest growing segments of cumulate, and the energy associated with ion that completes environmental cleanup the nuclear industry—worldwide tritium is not going to create any kind of and facility decommissioning area by area decommissioning and waste negative effects on the plants and animals until all areas at SRS are completed by in the area,” said Bergren. “Multiple stud- 2031. Units at which waste is left in place management. RS editorial coverage ies have confirmed this. In fact, the trees will be under institutional controls that includes the generation, handling, and animals receiving the irrigated water feature access restrictions, inspection, treatment, cleanup, transportation, are flourishing. maintenance, and long-term stewardship storage, and disposal of “Photosynthesis and the fact that this monitoring. Typically, soils will be reme- particular nuclide quickly moves through diated to an acceptable residual risk for radioactive waste. the vegetation along with water means the industrial workers. Groundwater will be trees can be harvested and sold for lumber addressed in a manner such that required after one or two years without irrigation.” cleanup levels, approved by regulators, The small amount of tritium released will be achieved over time. ADVERTISE into the air with each irrigation cycle is Much of the ACP work was accelerated negligible, considering it is dispersed into through a significant investment of $1.6 and mixed with the enormous volume of billion at SRS in 2009 from the American SUBSCRIBE air that makes up the earth’s atmosphere. Recovery and Reinvestment Act, includ- Subscriptions include online access Bergren noted that the levels of tritium ing a 75 percent reduction in the cleanup to the complete historical archive of all in the area after irrigating are so low that it footprint and the final decommissioning 125 past issues (more than 1,500 articles). is safe for SRNS workers to move about the of numerous facilities, notably three pro- irrigated area as needed without any form duction reactors, which are expected to re- of protective clothing. main in their present state for more than www.ans.org/rs To date, more than 120 million gallons 1,400 years. n of water has passed through the extensive grid of irrigation piping, about 10 million gallons a year. An added bonus is the fact that this process generates no waste. This article appears courtesy of the De- The irrigation system was designed partment of Energy and Savannah River and installed by the U.S. Forestry Nuclear Solutions. Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 39 Environmental Remediation

The Burris Park site as it looked in 2015, following cleanup. A Forgotten Legacy: The Former Burris Park Field Station

A former research site contaminated with Sr-90 is maintained by the DOE’s Office of Legacy Management.

By Cliff Carpenter above the ground. Three experiments using a total of 72 millicuries of Sr-90 were conducted to test the effectiveness of remov- he Burris Park Site is located in Kingsburg, Calif., a rural ing the radioactive strontium isotope from soil in the event of agricultural community in the San Joaquin Valley, south nuclear fallout. These studies were published in the university’s Tof Fresno. The site consists of a 50-foot by 50-ft fenced area journal of agricultural science, Hilgardia, in 1959. enclosing a 42-ft by 42-ft reinforced concrete slab. It is part of a AEC terminated the tests in 1963, and UC Berkeley decom- 57-acre county park owned and maintained by the Kings Coun- missioned the site under the same contract by filling the plots ty Parks and Grounds department. with sand, placing a 6-millimeter polyethylene liner over them, It was at this site in 1956 that the U.S. Atomic Energy Com- and constructing a 4-in., metal-mesh reinforced concrete slab mission (AEC) contracted the University of California, Berke- that covered the entire gridded area. A bronze plaque identifying ley (UC Berkeley) to establish a strontium-90 research project the Sr-90 total activity and the UC Berkeley contact information known as the Burris Park Field Station. The site consisted of was embedded in the northeast corner of the slab. The site was 49, 6-ft by 6-ft soil plots laid out in a square grid and separated later used by Kings County to display antique farm equipment by concrete barriers extending 30 inches into the soil and 6 in. and eventually all but forgotten. 40 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs A Forgotten Legacy: The Former Burris Park Field Station Stewardship the park. The sampling plan defined the criterion for contamination from Sr-90 as concentrations that were greater than or In 2013, UC Berkeley staff contacted the U.S. Department of equal to three standard deviations above background (bkg + 3 Energy’s Office of Legacy Management (LM) to discuss the site’s SD). The average analytical results for the dead T-3 and T-4 trees maintenance needs. LM representatives visited the Burris Park were above bkg + 3 SD, averaging 1.7 picocuries per gram and site on Jan. 22, 2014, and observed that the area was in disre- 0.30 picocuries per gram, respectively. Sample results from the pair. The protective concrete slab capping the Sr-90 test plots was live T-1 and T-2 trees both averaged less than bkg + 3 SD. covered with broken tree limbs and debris. Some pieces of the farm exhibit and a section of the chain-link fence surrounding July 2015 the slab were crushed from fallen trees within the fenced area. LM requested that Kings County remove the antique farm LM conducted extensive research into the site’s history to de- equipment and the office initiated cleanup. This included repair- termine regulatory authority and responsibility. Burris Park was ing the fence, cleaning the concrete slab, and cutting and stack- determined to be ineligible for inclusion in the DOE’s Formerly ing wood from the fallen trees. In addition, the two live trees Utilized Sites Remedial Action Program in 1987 and again in were removed (cut and stacked) to ensure that no future stron- 2014, as documented in the Elimination Report and Determina- tium uptake was possible and to ensure that the Sr-90 enclosure tion of LTS&M Authority for the Burris Park Field Station, Kings remained intact. County, California (June 2014). However, because the AEC never issued a license for Sr-90 use, the DOE, as a successor agency September 2015 to AEC, submitted its authority to address “unacceptable condi- LM completed site maintenance by subcontracting the pack- tions” at the site, including provisions for long-term surveillance aging and offsite disposal of the tree debris to EnergySolutions’ and maintenance (LTS&M). The state of California, the Kings low-level waste disposal facility in Clive, Utah; posting the fence County Parks and Grounds department, and UC Berkeley were with LM contact information; and removing any new perennial notified about the decision, and on Nov. 26, 2014, the Burris vegetation from the site. Although T-1 and T-2 material was de- Park site was assigned an LTS&M Category 2 level of care and termined to be statistically clean, the state of California has no formally added to the LM sites list. LTS&M activities associated formal Sr-90 guidelines; therefore, all tree material was disposed with a typical Category 2 site include routine inspections, mon- of at the EnergySolutions facility. itoring, maintenance, records-related activities, and stakeholder support. Dec. 6, 2016 The first annual inspection was conducted and the site was found to be in good condition and compliant with the criteria set forth in the Burris Park, California, Site Long-Term Surveil- Site maintenance lance and Maintenance Plan (LTS&M Plan) (DOE 2016). The LTS&M Plan establishes how LM will maintain the site to ensure March 2015 it remains protective until the Sr-90 no longer poses a radiation LM visited the site to determine the extent of work to be con- threat to human health and the environment. It is estimated that ducted and to confirm that no measurable contamination was 20 millicuries of Sr-90 currently remain in the Burris Park site on the slab’s surface. The Burris Park site contained four large enclosure. Based on the isotope’s natural decay rate, the site will maple trees. Two were alive (T-1 and T-2), and two were dead and meet unrestricted use criteria around the year 2240. fallen (T-3 and T-4). UC Berkeley developed and implemented a Immediately following the site inspection, a long‑term stew- sampling plan to determine the Sr-90 uptake of the four trees on ardship discussion was held by LM with Kings County Parks the site, along with a background sample tree in another area of and Grounds, the California Department of Health, the LM support contractor, and UC Berkeley representatives in attendance. The forum discussion focused on an in-depth stewardship strategy designed to get input from regulators, the county, and other interested parties, when considering the future of the park and the surrounding areas, as well as a regulatory perspective as to how the site can be managed to best protect the community and the environment. The members came to a consensus on all stewardship initiatives. The most significant point for the path forward is that LM will retain responsibility for the site and maintain the fence and concrete containment until Sr-90 activity within the enclosure reaches background concentrations. n

Cliff Carpenter is a site manager for the Department of Energy’s Office of Legacy Management. This 1959 photo shows the 6-foot-square soil plots—arranged in a grid and separated by concrete barriers—where experiments and research were conducted to This article appears courtesy of the Office test the effectiveness of removing radioactive strontium from the soil. (Photo: DOE-LM) of Legacy Management. Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 41 Waste Management Conference

Sustaining the Momentum As new priorities and budgets loom, the 2017 Waste Management Conference offered an opportunity to reflect on progress made and lessons learned.

ith the nation’s forthcoming reactor buildings, containment vessel (PCV) to remove ob- waste management priorities one of the biggest stacles and conduct further investigations. Wstill uncertain, the tone of challenges that To- Another robot was inserted into the Unit WM Symposia’s 2017 Waste Management kyo Electric Power 1 PCV in late March to take readings and Conference, held March 5–9 in Phoenix, Company (Tepco) survey conditions. Ariz., was more reflective than forward faces in managing Even with all that has been done at the looking. Rather than discuss any planned the site. He said site and the surrounding area in the past initiatives, many of those speaking at the that since the im- six years, Hirai said, the decommission- conference focused on recent accomplish- permeable seawall ing of the Fukushima Daiichi plant has ments and lessons learned. There was was completed in just begun, and much more difficult work an expressed hope that the momentum October 2015, the will be required in the future. In noting gained from recent successes can be sus- Hirai concentration of ra- the need for new technologies to complete tained through much of the cleanup and dioactive material in seawater is a minute the work, Hirai called attention to Tepco’s decommissioning work that remains. fraction of what it was at the time of the Web-based, open innovation platform, This guarded optimism was reflect- accident. Concerning the frozen soil wall at https://cuusoo.com, which he said is ed in the conference’s opening plenary that Tepco is using to prevent groundwater expected to bring together cutting-edge session, which offered a glimpse into the from entering the reactor buildings, Hirai technologies from all over the world. He waste management issues foremost on the said that nearly all of the surrounding soil invited the audience to visit the website minds of leaders in Japan—the confer- has been frozen, and the wall should be and use it to apply their knowledge to ence’s featured country this year—and the fully operational by the end of the year. help solve Fukushima’s decommissioning United States. Hirai also discussed Tepco’s recent de- challenges. Hirohide Hirai, director-general of ployment of robots in the reactor build- The next speaker, Greg Meyer, senior nuclear accident response for Japan’s ings to identify the location and amount vice president of environmental and nu- Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Indus- of fuel debris that will need to be retrieved clear operations for Fluor Corporation, try, began the session by highlighting the from each unit. On January 30, Hirai said, assured the audience that he would not progress made to date in the cleanup and Tepco was able to obtain the first images present a 20-minute commercial for Flu- recovery of Fukushima Daiichi, noting of the space directly below the Unit 2 re- or, but instead would share his thoughts, that dose levels at the site have been reactor pressure vessel with the use of a tele- observations, and opinions gained from duced to the point, in about 90 percent of scopic probe camera. The images revealed 20 years of experience as a cleanup con- the plant area, at which crews are able to that portions of scaffolding had collapsed tractor. During those years, Meyer worked work without the use of personal protec- and that debris, possibly melted fuel, had for a number of employers in various ca- tive equipment. been deposited on the scaffolding. Those pacities at different sites, including Rocky Hirai also noted the progress made images were used in preparation for Flats, Hanford, Savannah River, and the in controlling groundwater around the the insertion of robots into the primary Pantex Plant. 42 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Meyer began with a few thoughts on It knows the hazards and how to control international part- safety. “We contractors work in a high- them, and it has a number of successes ners. “We are com- hazard, high-consequence, but, hopefully, behind it. “Today, our biggest challenge ing off a banner year, low-probability environment,” he said. “In is not performing the work,” he said. “It is where we’ve realized the simplest sense, our job is to take that planning and getting the upfront buy-in to significant accom- word, ‘hopefully,’ out of the previous sen- accomplish that work.” This means reach- plishments across tence.” The nuclear industry, Meyer said, ing agreement among all stakeholders— the entire DOE has achieved steady the government, state and federal regula- cleanup program,” improvements in tors, and local communities—on a single Cange said. “We’re safety. “Our injury project plan. working to harness rates, a lagging indi- Meyer added that success also depends and sustain that mo- Cange cator, show that we on good partnerships between govern- mentum with new clearly have safer ment and contractor organizations. “Nei- management and strategic initiatives.” workers than many, ther of us can succeed if the other fails,” One of the management initiatives that many other indus- he noted. While partnering has improved, Cange highlighted was the effort, begun tries in our coun- especially over the past five years, there last summer, to create a more field-centric try,” he said. “Our is still much room for improvement, he organization model. “By restructuring leading indicators, said. “Partnering doesn’t mean sacrificing and refocusing headquarters on sup- Meyer on the other hand, any roles or responsibilities,” he said. “We porting work in the field,” she said, “EM are not quite so clear, and they need con- all know our place and our duties.” It re- sites are becoming better positioned for tinuing attention from all of us.” quires, however, that each side understand success.” While Meyer conceded that it is difficult the needs of the other and that everyone Noting that EM has a diverse and com- to address leading indicators, likening it work together to find solutions to any plex remediation program, Cange listed to trying to prove a negative, he said that problems that would delay progress. recent accomplishments at some of the of- site managers and leaders need to take a Following Meyer, Sue Cange, acting fice’s 16 cleanup sites. She said that among “leap of faith” that the safety additions and assistant secretary for environmental those where EM has made “real, tangible changes they make will result in the pre- management at the Department of Ener- progress” are the Waste Isolation Pilot vention of accidents. He also stressed the gy, picked up the subject of partnerships, Plant (WIPP), where waste emplacement importance of training, saying that invest- noting that the DOE’s Office of Environ- operations were resumed earlier this year; ing in one’s workforce is money well spent. mental Management (EM) is working the Hanford Site, where the former Pluto- Overall, Meyer said, when it comes to to strengthen its relationship with the nium Finishing Plant is currently being accomplishing the mission, the contrac- contractor community, other regulators, demolished; and Oak Ridge, where the tor community is good at what it does. state and local officials, communities, and last of the gaseous diffusion buildings was

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Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 43 Waste Management Conference taken down last summer. Cange also not- Stacy Charboneau, associate principal Next, Candice Trummell, associate ed the recent completion of the Salt Waste deputy assistant secretary for EM field op- principal deputy assistant secretary for Processing Facility at the Savannah River erations, began the session by reviewing corporate services, discussed EM’s bud- Site, the exhumation of transuranic waste her priorities for the get, noting that the DOE is awaiting action at the Idaho Site, and the transfer of vitri- year. Charboneau, on the 2017 budget and guidance on what fied high-level waste to dry storage at the who moved from the 2018 budget is going to look like. In West Valley Demonstration Project. the DOE’s Hanford the midst of all that, Trummell said, EM Cange noted that in 2016, EM field Site to EM head- will continue its long-range planning ac- office managers were able to realize cost quarters in 2016, re- tivities. She also said that EM is continu- savings of about $100 million through iterated the office’s ing its effort to be more transparent in its a variety of measures, including chang- goal of becoming a interactions with stakeholders, including es in contract vehicles, the use of new more field-centric the contracting community, through in- technologies, infrastructure and utility organization, with creased communications with the public upgrades, new regulatory strategies, and field managers hav- and the media. Among other things, this an increase in the capacity of disposal fa- Charboneau ing more authority will include the continued publication of cilities. She said that EM is working with to make decisions related to the work be- EM’s semimonthly newsletter. its contractor community, through the ing done at their sites. Characterizing the The final panelist, Ralph Holland, dep- DOE’s Energy Facility Contractor Group, effort as a cultural shift, Charboneau said uty assistant secretary for acquisition and that the organizational project management, talked about the im- “By restructuring and change will take time portance of having the right processes and that she hopes it and procedures in refocusing headquarters on continues through the place to make EM as new administration. “I efficient as possible. supporting work in the field, think it is the right This includes, he EM sites are becoming better path, and I think it will said, giving field endure,” she said. procurement direc- positioned for success.” On the issue of high- tors more authority. level radioactive waste Holland said that to attempt to identify cost-savings initia- and spent nuclear fuel disposition, Frank EM has established tives that can be implemented in the field Marcinowski, associate principal deputy a steering commit- this year. assistant secretary for regulatory and pol- tee made up of about Cange also said that she intends to be- icy affairs, said that much of what the DOE Holland half of EM’s field gin a strategic planning process that will does will depend on the actions of the new procurement directors to review acqui- be driven by the priorities of the new ad- administration, but that there are things sition directives. The committee, he said, ministration. According to Cange, the that the department can and will do. This was able to identify a number of duplica- process will involve developing strategies includes, he said, the possible revision of tive or unnecessary directives. “We are in to reduce costs and identify risks, as well DOE Order 435.1, Radioactive Waste Man- the process of scrubbing through those as provide a better understanding of the agement. Marcinowski said that the DOE now, and I think we are ultimately going choices and trade-offs EM may face should intends to tackle some of the larger issues to end up with less than half of what we funding be less than expected. “We plan addressed in the order, including how started with,” Holland said. to incorporate each of our site’s multiyear HLW is identified and defined, as well as In regard to EM’s upcoming major ac- budget profiles into a comprehensive set of how the department can “tweak” the guid- quisition contracts at Los Alamos Nation- goals and outcomes for the program,” she ance documents pertaining to spent fuel. al Laboratory, the Paducah Site, and the said, adding that EM hopes to roll out an integrated program plan in 2018.

Hot topics in EM

The recurring “Hot Topics in DOE En- vironmental Management” panel session is always popular at the Waste Manage- ment Conference, but this year’s was particularly well attended, with just about every seat in the room filled. Some attendees certainly were there to try to get a sense of EM’s plans under the new administration, while others may have been more interested in news on EM’s upcoming major contract awards. Along with a number of new faces on the panel, in part as the result of EM’s recent reorganization, the session format was different this year, with each panel member giving a brief overview of his or her department area and the work being done. This left more time for the question- The DOE’s Candice Trummell and Frank Marcinowski discuss issues facing the and-answer portion of the session. department’s Office of Environmental Management. (Photos courtesy of WM Symposia) 44 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Sustaining the Momentum Savannah River Site, Holland said that EM infrastructure challenges that the NNSA assessments were made during the re- has tried to build on the input it has re- faces, including maintaining older facili- covery process that ended up impeding ceived from industry, both in the large and ties (many of the NNSA’s buildings were progress. Too much time was spent, he small business arenas, as well as from host built during the Manhattan Project era), said, finding the same problem again communities. He said that to garner more an excess of facilities, and facilities in de- and again. “There has to be a balance community involvement, EM is adding a graded condition. NNSA’s infrastructure, between finding problems and fixing “community day” to the acquisition plan- McConnell said, is “too big, too old, and them,” he said. Also, he said, the recov- ning process. The community day event too brittle.” McConnell said that he uses ery highlighted the need for a consistent will be similar to EM’s current practice the term “brittle” in the “metallurgical understanding of competing hazards. of holding an industry day to discuss ac- sense,” in that there quisition activities and opportunities. is no excess capacity What happened at WIPP in Holland said that EM has already hosted for contractions. That three community days and has received is, it is difficult for New Mexico is an example of some helpful feedback from participants the NNSA to respond the importance of investing in the events, including an interest in to production inter- awarding contracts with longer terms (up ruptions, he said. If in site facilities. Significant to 10 years), which he said is a response to one part or area of a what many perceive to be a “never-ending program goes down, events such as those at WIPP acquisition cycle.” there is nothing to The Q&A portion of the session was supplement or to fill have the greatest impact moderated by Martin Schneider, group in that gap. on cleanup progress. vice president for environmental man- According to Mc- agement programs at Longenecker Asso- Connell, the NNSA’s efforts are currently Comparing it to triage in a field hospital, ciates. He asked the panel about efforts to being directed at arresting the declin- Breidenbach said that the most pressing reduce site costs and how EM is thinking ing state of its assets. “We are in a state issues must be taken care of first. about its infrastructure. In regard to cost of triage right now,” he said, adding that Jim Blankenhorn, deputy general man- reductions, Charboneau answered that the NNSA has not yet gotten to the point ager for Nuclear Waste Partnership, fur- EM is going after “game-changing ini- where it is enhancing its infrastructure. ther discussed the need to balance com- tiatives” that will result in big savings for Progress, however, is being made, Mc- peting priorities at WIPP, noting how the the department. As for the question of in- Connell said. As an example, he noted that unique characteris- frastructure, Charboneau said that what the NNSA has created new data-driven, tics of a repository happened at WIPP in New Mexico is an risk-informed tools for managing its assets. built deep in a 250 example of the importance of investing This includes the establishment of a master million- year-old salt in site facilities. Significant events such as asset plan, which McConnell described as bed affected its re- those at WIPP, she said, have the greatest a risk-informed, long-range infrastructure covery. According impact on cleanup progress. plan that is integrated across the NNSA to Blankenhorn, When asked by an audience member enterprise. McConnell also said that the some of the issues about proposed cuts to the DOE budget NNSA is developing an integrated priori- that have competed by the Trump administration, Marcinow ties list that will use performance metrics for attention at ski said that it was too early to tell what for tracking progress in meeting the de- WIPP include the changes EM will need to make to its op- partment’s infrastructure challenges. Blankenhorn need for continuous erations. Charboneau added that regard- maintenance work and ground control less of its budget, EM’s first priority will be measures to stabilize the underground, continued safe operations, with any addi- WIPP the cleanup of contaminated areas, prepa- tional funds going to cleanup work. rations to resume mining operations (new During the conference, a number of mining is still suspended at WIPP), in- DOE officials, including Acting Assistant creasing ventilation to the underground, NNSA Secretary Sue Cange, noted the success- and waste emplacement operations. “All of ful restart of waste operations at WIPP, this contributes to the ‘new normal’ at The maintenance of infrastructural as- touting it as an example of the progress WIPP,” he said, indicating that day-to-day sets, particularly as it pertains to the Na- the department has made in meeting its operations have changed dramatically at tional Nuclear Security Administration, cleanup commitments. The conference the repository. was also discussed during another panel also afforded attendees an opportunity to The biggest challenge that remains for session, “NNSA Complex-Wide Infrastruc- discuss some of the work that remains at WIPP is returning the site to its baseline ture Challenges and Lessons Learned.” the transuranic waste repository and les- capacity, said J. R. Stroble, director of the While the budget for the DOE’s Office sons learned from the recovery effort. DOE’s National TRU Program. Prior to of Environmental Management remains Speaking at the panel session “U.S. the 2014 accidents, WIPP received about in question, the NNSA has seen a steady DOE WIPP: Lessons Learned and Re- 17 shipments of waste a week, Stroble increase in federal funding, including an turn to Operations,” Philip Breidenbach, said. Currently, the DOE is saying that 11 percent increase in the White House’s president and project manager for DOE it hopes to ramp up to about four ship- 2018 budget request. The added invest- contractor Nuclear Waste Partnership, ments a week by the end of the year. The ment can be used to improve the NNSA’s discussed some of the work that has gone lack of adequate ventilation is the primary infrastructure, said James McConnell, into the repository’s reopening, including cause of the reduced capacity. Absent any associate administrator for safety, infra- improvements made to the facility’s safety additional ventilation capacity, Stroble structure, and operations at the NNSA. culture and the rebuilding of public confi- said, the DOE’s plan to build an auxiliary “We just need to prove that we can effec- dence in the site. aboveground storage pad at the site would tively use those resources,” he said. In regard to lessons learned, Breiden- allow some flexibility in waste disposal McConnell discussed many of the bach noted that a significant number of operations.—Tim Gregoire n Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 45 Index to Categories

09950 Cars, Railroad �� 53 Cooling Systems, Body—see Health A Casks—see Containers Physics Equipment Chemicals, Decontamination—see 17650 Corrosion Inhibitors ��60 00300 Abrasives—also see Cleaning Decontamination 17950 Counters, Detectors, Radiation—also Equipment ��51 Chillers—see Air Conditioning & see Monitors ��60 00400 Absorbers, Nuclear Radiation—also see Ventilation Coveralls—see Clothing, Protective Neutron Absorbers; Sorbents ��51 Cleaning (Clothing)—see Health 18590 Crane Safety Systems �� 61 Access Control Systems, Personnel—see Physics Equipment; Health Physics 18600 Cranes & Hoists �� 61 Security Systems Services 03000 Air-Conditioning & Ventilation 10780 Cleaning Equipment—also see Decon. Equip.—also see Dampers; Filter Chem . & Equip.; Health Phys. Equip. ��53 Housings; Filters; Training ��51 Cleaning Services—see D Air Filters—see Filters Decontamination 19450 Dampers �� 61 Air Purification Systems—see 10850 Clothing, Protective, Anti- 19700 Data Acquisition/Handling Systems— Respiratory Protection Equipment Contamination—also see Respiratory also see Computers ��61 03180 Alarm Status Reporting & Control Protection Equipment ��53 20000 Data Readout Devices, Terminals & Systems �� 51 10900 Clothing, Protective, Other Than Anti- Accessories—also see Computers ��61 03200 Alarm Systems—also see Emergency Contamination—also see Respiratory 20300 Decommissioning Services �� 62 Warning Systems; Security Systems ��51 Protection Equip. ��54 Decon Mats—see Health Physics 03800 Analysis �� 51 Cloths, Wiping—see Wipers, Wiping Equipment & Supplies 04000 Analyzers �� 52 Cloths 20350 Decontamination Chemicals, Equip. Cleaning—see Decontamination Annunciators—see Alarm Systems; & Services—also see Cleaning Equip.; Chemicals, Equip. & Services Display Systems Health Physics Equip. ��62 11400 Coatings—also see Consultants; Aprons—see Clothing, Protective 20700 Demolition and Dismantlement ��64 Corrosion Inhibitors; Testing Serv. ��54 06790 Asbestos Abatement/Removal Products 21270 Detector Heads, Sold Separately ��64 & Services �� 52 Communications—see Consultants; Information Services 21370 Detectors, Explosives—also see 11650 Communication Systems—also see Equipment Rental ��64 Emergency Warning Systems; Security 21400 Detectors, Leak—also see Tape, B Systems ��54 Moisture-Sensitive ��64 Badge Services—see Health Physics 11680 Compactor Disks, for Drums �� 55 Detectors, Radiation—see Counters, Services 11700 Compactors—also see Radioactive Detectors; Monitors Bag Monitors—see Monitors, Radiation, Waste Treatment Equipment; Solid 22200 Detectors, Valve Position ��64 Area & Special-Purpose Waste Reduction Equip. ��55 Detergents—see Decontamination Bags—see Health Physics Equipment & Compressed Air Pressure Vessels—see Chemicals, Equipment & Services Supplies Respiratory Protection Equipment; 22410 Dewatering Systems & Supplies—also 06950 Bar-Coding Devices & Supplies �� 53 Vessels see Waste Mgmt. Services ��64 Barriers—see Security Structures 12800 Computer Software—also see Imaging, 22430 Diaphragms, Storage Tank ��64 Digital; Records Management Sys. ��55 Behavioral Observation—see Disks, Compactor—see Compactor Consultants; Security Serv.; Training 12900 Computers & Accessories—also see Disks, for Drums Data Acq. Sys.; Data Readout ��55 Beta-Shielding Labwear, Sheeting—see Disposal, Radwaste—see Waste Clothing, Protective, Anti-C; Shielding Concentrators—see Radioactive Waste Management Services Materials Handling & Treatment Equipment 22700 Diving Services ��64 Bibs—see Clothing, Protective 13050 Concrete Breaking, Drilling, Sawing & Scabbling �� 55 Document Storage & Retrieval—see Blankets, Lead Wool—see Shielding Records Management Systems Materials 13400 Connectors—also see Feedthroughs ��55 Dosimeter Chargers—see Health Physics Boots—see Clothing, Protective Equipment 13600 Consoles, Control �� 55 Borescopes—see Remote-Viewing Dosimeters, High-Range—see Health 13700 Construction Materials �� 55 Instruments Physics Equipment 13850 Construction/Engineering Services— Bricks, Shielding—see Shielding Dosimeters, Personnel—see Health Materials also see Consultants; Maintenance Physics Equipment; Monitors, Services ��56 Bubble Suits—see Clothing, Protective, Radiation, Personnel Anti-Contamination 14000 Consultants—also see Analysis; Dosimetry Services—see Health Physics Training ��56 Services 14300 Containers—also see Radioactive Waste Handling; Shielding Materials ��58 Dosimetry Systems, Computerized—see C Health Physics Equipment Containment Enclosures, 08800 Cable, Electrical—also see Connectors; Radiological—see Health Phys. Equip.; Drum Breather Filters—see Containers Wire ��53 Rad . Waste Handling Equip. Drum Capping Machines, Remote—see 09730 Calciners—also see Radioactive Waste Containment Gas Analyzers—see Rad . Waste Handling Equip. Handling & Treatment Equipment ��53 Analyzers Drum Cutting Machines—see 09750 Calibration Equipment & Systems �� 53 Contamination Control—see Cleaning Radioactive Waste Handling & 09800 Calibration Services—also see Health Equip.; Decontamination; Health Treatment Equipment Physics Services ��53 Physics 24080 Drum Locking Devices ��64 46 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Index to Categories Drum Monitors—see Monitors, Film Badge Services—see Health Physics Hydrogen Analyzers—see Analyzers Radiation, Area & Special-Purpose Services Hygiene Services, Industrial—see Drum Washing Systems—see Film Badges—see Monitors, Radiation, Health Physics Services Radioactive Waste Handling Equipment Personnel Drums, Drum Inserts—see Containers 27180 Filter Housings �� 65 Dry Cleaning—see Health Physics 27450 Filters—also see Containers ��65 I Equipment; Health Physics Services Fit-Testing, Respirator—see Health Ice Blasting—see Decontamination Physics Services; Respiratory Protection Dry Ice Blasting—see Decontamination Chemicals, Equipment & Services Chemicals, Equip. & Services Equipment 39960 Imaging, Digital �� 70 24170 Dryers, Wet Solids—also see Fitness-for-Duty—see Consultants; Radioactive Waste Handling & Security Serv.; Training Incineration—see Radioactive Waste Treatment Equipment ��64 Floodlighting—see Lighting Handling; Waste Management Services Friskers—see Monitors, Radiation, 40050 Indicators �� 70 Personnel Indicators, Radiation—see Counters; E 30040 Fuel Element Consolidation (Spent Health Physics Equip.; Monitors Fuel) ��66 40700 Information Services �� 70 Education—see Training 30500 Fuel Handling Equipment & Inserts, Drum—see Containers 25000 Electronic Instrumentation & Systems ��66 40900 Inspection Services—also see NDT; Supplies—also see Analysis ��64 Fuel Shipping Containers—see Video Services ��70 Electropolishing—see Decontamination Containers Inspection Systems, X-ray—see Security Chemicals, Equipment Fuel Storage Services—see Storage Systems Element Analysis—see Analysis Services 41000 Instrument Services—also see Emergency Lighting Systems—see Fuel Transfer Equipment—see Fuel Calibration Services; Health Physics Lights, Lighting Handling Equipment Services ��70 Emergency Medical Equipment Instrumentation, Electronic—see Services—see Health Physics Equipment; Electronic Instrumentation & Supplies Health Physics Services G 41015 Instrumentation, Misc. �� 70 Emergency Planning—see Computer Gas Analyzers—see Analyzers Instrumentation, Seismic—see Seismic Software; Consultants; Training Instrumentation 25250 Emergency Response Equipment ��64 Gas Detectors, Monitors—see Detectors; Monitors, Other Than Radiation Instruments, Particle-Measuring—see 25300 Emergency Warning Systems (Public)— Particle-Measuring Instruments also see Communications ��64 32250 Gas Handling Equipment—also see Analyzers, Gas; Filters ��66 41200 Insulation, Thermal �� 70 25350 Emergency Warning Systems Glass, Radiation-Shielding—see Iodine Filters, Samplers—see Filters (Worker) ��64 Shielding Materials; Windows (Carbon; HEPA); Gas Handling Equip. 25400 Employment/Personnel Support (Absorb.) 36000 Gloveboxes & Accessories—also see Services—also see Consultants ��64 Connectors, Electrical, Glovebox; Filters 41700 Ion-Exchange Systems, Materials & 25600 Encapsulation, Radioactive Source ��64 ��66 Services �� 70 Enclosures, Radiological Gloves—see Clothing, Protective Containment—see Health Physics Goggles—see Clothing, Protective Equipment 36900 Grouts ��66 L Environmental Analysis—see Analysis; Consultants; Health Physics Services Guard Stations—see Security Structures Lab Coats—see Clothing, Protective Environmental Laws & Regulation—see Guards—see Security Services Labels—see Tags & Labels; Health Training Physics Equipment & Supplies 26080 Environmental Monitoring 44000 Laboratories, Mobile �� 70 Equipment—also see Monitors, H Laundry Services, Contaminated Radiation, Area ��64 Clothing—see Health Physics Services Hats—see Clothing, Protective 26100 Environmental Monitoring Services— Laundry Systems, Contaminated 37130 Health Physics Equipment & Supplies— Clothing—see Health Physics also see Health Physics Serv.; Rad. also see Counters; Monitors, Rad.; Resp. Equipment Monitoring Serv. ��65 Prot.; Samplers ��66 Lead Glass—see Windows 26230 Equipment Rental �� 65 37160 Health Physics Equipment & Supplies, 26240 Equipment Sales, Surplus �� 65 Disposable/Soluble ��68 Leak Detectors, Monitors—see Monitors, Other Than Radiation Evaporators, Waste—see Dryers, Wet Health Physics Recordkeeping Solids; Radioactive Waste Handling & Systems—see Records Mgmt. Systems 45550 Lights, Lighting �� 72 Treatment Equipment 37200 Health Physics Services—also see Liners, Container, Drum—see Decontamination; Rad. Monitoring Containers Serv.; Waste Mgmt. Serv. ��68 Liners, Hat—see Clothing, Protective F Health Testing, Employee—see Health Maintenance Equip.—see Physics Services Decontamination; Cleaning Equip. Face Mask Communications—see Hearing Protection Devices—see Communication Systems Clothing, Protective; Monitors, Noise 26600 Fall Protection Equipment & Devices, 37600 Heat Exchangers & Equipment—also M Construction & Maintenance �� 65 see Computer Software ��69 26900 Fasteners �� 65 Hoists—see Cranes & Hoists 47400 Maintenance & Repair Services—also see Testing Services ��72 26910 Feedthroughs, Bulkhead—also see Homeland Security Products—see Sleeves, Wall ��65 Security Services; Security Structures; 47600 Manipulators, Remote—also see Remote Fiber Optic Cable—see Cable Security Systems & Devices Control, Handling & Positioning Devices ��72 26970 Fiber Optic Components & 39650 Hydraulic Systems & Components— Systems—also see Cable; Connectors; also see Consultants; Pumps, 47620 Mapping Services �� 72 Feedthroughs; Remote-Viewing ��65 Other ��70 47630 Markers, Identification �� 72 Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 47 Index to Categories

Masks—see Respiratory Protection Probes, Radiation—see Counters, Rental, Equipment—see Equipment Equipment Detectors Rental Medical Equipment, Services, Protective Clothing—see Clothing Resin Regeneration—see Waste Emergency—see Health Physics 64300 Protective Coverings & Tarpaulins �� 74 Management Services Equipment; Health Physics Services 64700 Pumps, Centrifugal �� 74 Respirator Tracking Systems—see 51730 Meteorological Equipment—also see Health Physics Equipment 64750 Pumps, Other �� 74 Environmental Monitoring Respiratory Equipment Cleaning, Equipment ��72 Repair & Testing—see Health Physics 53950 Mockup Design & Fabrication—also see Services Training Materials ��72 R 73550 Respiratory Protection Equip.—also see Monitoring Services, Radiation— 66280 Racks, Fuel Storage—also see Storage Clothing, Prot.; Health Phys. Serv. ��78 see Health Physics Serv.; Radiation Systems, Spent-Fuel ��74 73570 Rigging Specialists �� 78 Monitoring Serv. Radiation Detection Films—see 73620 Robotic Devices, Systems—also see Monitors, Heat Stress—see Health Monitors, Radiation, Personnel Remote Control ��78 Physics Equipment Radiation Detectors—see Counters, Monitors, Heat Stress—see Health Detectors; Detector Heads; Health Phys. Physics Equipment Equip.; Monitors S 54750 Monitors, Other Than Radiation �� 73 Radiation Dosimeters—see Health 55040 Monitors, Radiation, Area & Special- Physics Equip.; Monitors, Radiation, Safety Belts—see Fall Protection Purpose—also see Environmental; Personnel 74150 Samplers & Sampling Systems �� 78 Radiation Monitoring ��73 Radiation Indicators—see Counters; 74320 Sampling Systems Services—also see 55060 Monitors, Radiation, Personnel—also Monitors Radiation Monitoring Services ��81 see Health Physics Equipment; Monitors, Radiation Management—see Scabbling, Concrete—see Concrete Microwave & RF ��73 Consultants; Health Physics Serv.; Breaking, Drilling; Decontamination Monitors, Waste—see Monitors, Records Mgmt. Systems; Training Chemicals & Equipment Radiation, Area & Special-Purpose 67380 Radiation Monitoring Serv.—also see 74350 Scaffolding—also see Shoring; Envir . Monitoring; Health Phys. Mops, Roll, Tacky—see Health Physics Training ��81 Serv. ��75 Equipment 75190 Seals—also see Decontamination Radiation Monitors—see Monitors, Chemicals & Equipment; Plugs ��81 Radiation, Area; Monitors, Radiation, Personnel Secondary Containment Products—see Rad . Waste Handling & Treatment N Radiation Protection Recordkeeping Equip. 55490 Neutron Absorbers—also see Filters, Systems—see Records Management Neutron; Shielding Design; Shielding Systems 75600 Security Services—also see Consultants; Training ��81 Materials ��73 Radiation Protection Training—see Noise Monitors—see Monitors, Other Health Physics Services; Training 75700 Security Structures �� 81 Than Radiation Radiation-Shielded Containers—see 75850 Security Systems & Devices—also see 56600 Nondestructive Testing �� 73 Containers Consultants ��81 Radiation Shielding—see Neutron Seismic Analysis, Qualification—see Absorbers; Shielding; Windows Analysis; Consultants; Testing Services; P Radioactive Waste Disposal, Low- Training Level—see Waste Management Services 76400 Seismic Instrumentation & Panels, Shielding—see Shielding Radioactive Waste Management Testing �� 81 Materials Services—see Waste Management 77600 Servomechanisms �� 82 Pants—see Clothing, Protective Services Shears, Velocity Limiter—see Solid 58000 Particle-Measuring Instruments �� 74 68000 Radioactive Waste Handling & Waste Reduction Equipment Pens—see Markers Treatment Equip.—also see Solid Waste Sheeting, Plastic—see Health Physics Reduction ��75 Periscopes—see Remote-Viewing Equipment & Supplies Instruments 68950 Radioisotopes �� 76 77750 Shielding Design, Radiation—also see Personnel Screening, Investigation—see Radiological Containment Enclosures— Analysis; Consultants ��82 Security Services see Health Physics Equipment 77800 Shielding Materials, Rad.—also see Personnel Screening, Stress/Health—see Radiological Engineering—see Containers; Doors; Neut. Absorbers; Consultants; Health Physics Services Consultants; Health Physics Services Windows ��82 Radios—see Communication Systems; 59800 Pipe—also see Cleaning Equip. ��74 Shipping Containers—see Containers Emergency Warning Systems Pipe Cleaning Services—see Shirts—see Clothing, Protective Radon Detection—see Monitors, Maintenance Services Shoes, Shoe Covers—see Clothing, Radiation, Area 59850 Pipe & Tube Machinery & Equipment— Protective Railroad Cars—see Cars, Railroad also see Cleaning Equip. (Tube 77900 Shoring—also see Scaffolding ��83 Recording Charts, Pens—see Data Cleaning) ��74 Signs, Warning, Radiation—see Health Readout Devices & Accessories 60100 Pipe Hangers and Supports �� 74 Physics Equipment & Supplies 71190 Records Management Systems �� 76 Pipeline Inspection—see Inspection Sirens—see Emergency Warning Services 71500 Refrigeration—also see Cooling Systems, Systems; Inspection Services Body ��78 61570 Plugs—also see Decontamination 78700 Sleeves, Wall (Pipe) �� 83 Chemicals, Equip. & Services ��74 Regulatory Compliance—see Consultants; Health Physics Services; Sludge Analyzers—see Analyzers Polishing Grits—see Abrasives Maintenance & Repair Serv. 79360 Solid Waste Reduction Equipment & Portal Monitors—see Monitors, 72300 Remote Control, Handling & Tools, Radioactive �� 83 Radiation, Personnel (Doorway) Positioning Devices & Sys.—also see 79370 Sorbents �� 83 63400 Power Supplies �� 74 Robotic Devices ��78 Source Encapsulation—see Printers—see Computers & Accessories; 73300 Remote-Viewing Instruments & Encapsulation; Radiation Monitoring Data Readout Devices Systems �� 78 Services 48 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Index to Categories Sorters, Sorting Tables, Radwaste—see Valves, Ram-Type—see Valves, Other Radioactive Waste Handling U Valves, Relief, Safety—see Valves, Other 79700 Sources, Radioactive—also see Valves, Slurry—see Valves, Other Radioisotopes; Testing Services ��83 Underwater—see Diving; Maint. & Valves, Solenoid—see Valves, Other Spent-Fuel Storage—see Racks; Storage Repair; NDT; Solid Waste Red.; Video Services; Storage Systems, Spent-Fuel Serv. Valves, Vacuum—see Valves, Other Storage Facilities, Waste—see Uranium Mill Tailings Reclamation— 92300 Vessels—also see Respiratory Protection Radioactive Waste Treatment see Waste Management Services Equipment ��88 Equipment Vests, Bullet-Resistant—see Security Storage Racks, Fuel—see Racks, Fuel Systems & Devices Storage V Video Displays—see Computers; Data 81680 Storage Services �� 83 Readout Devices; Security Systems; Vacuum Blasting—see Cleaning 81710 Storage Systems, Spent-Fuel—also see Equipment Television Systems Containers; Racks ��83 90100 Vacuum Equipment & Accessories— 92800 Video Services ��88 Storage Tanks—see Tanks also see Cleaning Equip.; Filters ��88 Surface-Conditioning Products Valve & Actuator Repair—see (Cleaning, Touchup, Weld Prep, etc.)— Maintenance & Repair Services W see Abrasives, Non-Woven Valve Grinders (In-Place)—see Valve- Walk-Off Mats—see Health Physics Survey Meters—see Monitors, Reseating Equipment Radiation, Area Equipment & Supplies 90250 Valve Operators (Actuators) ��88 Swipes—see Health Physics Equipment Warning Signs, Signals—see Health & Supplies Valve Position Detectors—see Detectors Physics Equipment; Lights 90330 Valve Stem Gland Packing Systems, Warning Systems—see Alarm Systems; Live-Loaded ��88 Emergency Warning Systems T Valve Tags—see Tags Warning Tape, Luminescent—see Valve Testing—see Maintenance Health Physics Equipment & Supplies; Tables, Sorting—see Radioactive Waste Services; Test Equipment Tape Handling & Treatment Equip. Valves, Backwater—see Valves, Other Waste Evaporators—see Radioactive 83110 Tags & Labels (Warning, Inventory, Valves, Ball—see Valves, Other Waste Treatment Equipment etc.)—also see Health Phys ��84 Valves, Butterfly—see Valves, Other Waste Management Consultants—see 83120 Tags, Valve ��84 90600 Valves, Check, Stop Check ��88 Consultants 83150 Tanks, Storage—also see Diaphrams; Inspection Services ��84 90800 Valves, Control ��88 93040 Waste Management Services—also see Analysis; Health Physics Services ��88 83210 Tape ��84 Valves, Controlled-Closure—see Valves, Waste Monitors—see Monitors, 83600 Television Systems (CCTV)—also see Check; Valves, Other (Line-Blind) Radiation, Area & Special-Purpose Security Systems; Video Services ��84 Valves, Diaphragm—see Valves, Other Waste Tracking & Accountability Temperature Monitors—see Monitors Valves, Excess-Flow—see Valves, Other System—see Radioactive Waste Valves, Fail-Safe—see Valves, Other 84150 Test Equipment & Supplies—also see Handling Systems Health Physics Equip.; Nondestructive Valves, Feedwater Isolation—see Valves, Waste Treatment Equipment—see Testing ��86 Other Radioactive Waste Handling & 84600 Testing Services—also see Analysis; Valves, Filter, In-Line—see Valves, Treatment Equipment Maintenance Serv.; Nondestructive Other Testing ��86 Waste Storage Facilities, Radioactive, Valves, Fire Deluge—see Valves, Other Thermoluminescent Dosimeter (TLD) On-Site—see Rad. Waste Handling & Valves, Flow Monitoring/Alarm Services—see Health Physics Services Treatment Equip. System—see Valves, Other Thermoluminescent Dosimeters—see Water Analyzers—see Analyzers Valves, Flush Bottom Tank—see Valves, Monitors, Radiation, Personnel 93900 Welding Services—also see Diving Other 86130 Tools ��86 Services ��91 91000 Valves, Gate ��88 Trailers, Mobile—see Health Physics Wet-Blasting—see Cleaning Equipment; Valves, Globe—see Valves, Other Equipment (Decon Trailers) Decontamination Chemicals & Valves, Globe, Bellows—see Valves, 86250 Trailers, Spent-Fuel Transport ��86 Equipment Other 86260 Trailers, Transport ��86 Whole-Body Counting Services—see Valves, Instrumentation Manifold—see Health Physics Services 86300 Training—also see Consultants; Health Valves, Other Physics Services; Training Centers; Whole-Body Monitors—see Equipment Training Materials ��86 Valves, Isolation Shutoff—see Valves, Rental; Monitors, Radiation, Personnel Other 86400 Training Centers, Facilities—also see Wind Monitoring—see Environmental Training; Training Materials ��87 Valves, Line-Blind—see Valves, Other Monitoring Serv. 86500 Training Materials, Courseware—also Valves, Main Steam Isolation—see Window Reducers—see Solid Waste see Mockup Design; Training; Training Valves, Other Reduction Equipment Centers ��87 Valves, Miniature—see Valves, Other 95750 Windows, Radiation-Shielding—also Transfer Cars—see Cars, Railroad 91260 Valves, Other ��88 see Maintenance & Repair Services; 86900 Translation Services �� 87 Valves, Needle—see Valves, Other Shielding Materials ��91 87000 Transport Services �� 87 Valves, Packless—see Valves, Other Wipe Test Counters—see Counters, 87380 Tritium Handling Equipment �� 87 Valves, Plastic-Lined—see Valves, Other Detectors, Radiation Tritium Monitors—see Monitors, Valves, Plug—see Valves, Other 95850 Wipers, Wiping Cloths—also see Health Radiation, Area 91380 Valves, Pressure Seal ��88 Physics Equipment & Supplies ��91 87395 Tritium Recycle & Extraction Valves, Pump Recirculation—see 95900 Wire—also see Cable ��91 Equipment �� 87 Valves, Other Wood Decontamination—see Waste 87400 Tritium Removal Equipment �� 87 Valves, Quick-Opening & -Closing—see Management Services Turnstiles—see Security Structures Valves, Other 96200 Work Platforms �� 91 Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 49 Over 40 Years of Nuclear HVAC Experience

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00300 Abrasives—also see Cleaning Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (AF, Premium Analyse, Norroy Le Veneur, France (R) Equipment D, F, VP, VT) Pylon Electronics Inc., (Div. of Autrex) River Technologies, LLC, Forest, VA (AF, D, F, V, VP) B Bonded (Instrumentation Dept.), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada The Spencer Turbine Co., Windsor, CT (F) C Coated (R) F SSM Industries, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA (AC, AD, AF, LP Lapping & Polishing Grits Radex, Inc., Winterville, GA (R) AH, C, CO, DH, D, EC, F, L, V) NW Non-Woven Fiber Radiation Safety & Control Services, Inc., Stratham, F Vigor (formerly Oregon Iron Works), Clackamas, OR NH (R) United States Products Co., Pittsburgh, PA (LP) (EC) Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI (FR, LE, LI, P) 00400 Absorbers, Nuclear Radiation— R.O.V. Technologies, Inc., Brattleboro, VT (R) 03180 Alarm Status Reporting & Control Saphymo - Bertin Instruments, Montigny le also see Neutron Absorbers; Sorbents Systems Bretonneux, France (R) Ceradyne, Inc. a 3M company, Quapaw, OK Radiation Safety & Control Services, Inc., Stratham, Siemens Process Industries and Drives, (Industry Hopewell Designs, Inc., Alpharetta, GA NH Automation Div.), (Process Instrumentation & Renecol Ltd., Praha, Czech Republic Southwest Microwave, Inc., (Security Systems Div.), Analytics), Hauppauge, NY (FR) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Tempe, AZ SOR Inc., Lenexa, KS (LE, P) PA F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Southwest Microwave, Inc., (Security Systems Div.), PA Tempe, AZ (AI) 03000 Air-Conditioning & Ventilation Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada (R) Equip.—also see Dampers; Filter 03200 Alarm Systems—also see Emergency F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Housings; Filters; Training Warning Systems; Security Systems PA (C, FR, LE, P, R, RT, V) AC Air-Conditioning AI Anti-Intrusion Whelen Engineering Co., Inc., (Mass Notification AN Air Distribution Nozzles AS Audible Signal Products), Chester, CT (AS, RV, V) AD Air Dryers C Criticality AF Air Filtration Units F Fire AH Air Handling FR Flow Rate 03800 Analysis C Chillers LE Level C Chemical CO Condensing Units LI Limit DE Design Basis DH Dehumidifiers P Pressure DD Due Diligence D Ductwork R Radiation EL Elemental, Isotopic EC Evaporative Coolers RT Reactivity Transient E Environmental F Fans & Blowers RV Recorded Voice, Digital (Multiple EQ Equipment Qualification L Louvers Messages) FE Failure, Electrical/Electronic V Ventilation V Visual Signal FM Failure, Metallurgical VP Ventilation, Portable Arrow-Tech, Inc., Rolla, ND (R) FI Finite Element VT Ventilation, Test Equipment Cablelan Products, Inc., Norfolk, MA (C) FP Fuel Cycle & Fuel Performance AZZ Nuclear Engineered Solutions, Fort Worth, TX Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT G Geotechnical (AC, AF, C, EC, F, V) (AS, C, FR, LE, LI, R, RT, V) GM Groundwater Modeling BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (V, VP) FCI-Fluid Components International LLC, San HE Helium DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX Marcos, CA (FR, LE) H Hydrological (AC, AF, C, EC, F, V) ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, LA Laser-Based ECU Corporation, Cincinnati, OH (AC, AD, AF, AH, WA (C) LP Loose Parts C, CO, DH, F, L, V, VP) James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom L Lubrication Ellis & Watts Global Industries, Inc., Batavia, OH (AC, (R) M Materials AD, AF, AH, C, CO, DH, D, EC, F, L, V) James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (AS, C, R) RS Risk F Frham Safety Products, Inc., Nashville, TN (AD, AF) LabLogic Systems, Inc., Brandon, FL (R) SE Seismic Hargreaves - A Company of the M+W Group, Albany, ORTEC, Oak Ridge, TN (R) SH Shielding NY (AC, D, V) OTEK Corp., Tucson, AZ (FR, LE, P) SC Site Characterization James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom Pajarito Scientific Corp. (PSC), (Pajarito Scientific SI Siting (AF, V, VP) Security Corp.) (PSSC), Santa Fe, NM (R) ST Stress James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (AF, V) F SS Sump/Strainer Blockage (Reg. Guide New York Blower Co., Willowbrook, IL (AH, D, F, V) Denotes Advertiser 1.82) Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 51 03800 Analysis

T Thermal InTomes Technical Services, Inc., Springville, NY (DE, WD Associates, Inc., Whiteford, MD (DE, DD) V Vibration FE, FI, SE, ST, T, V) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, W Waste ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, PA (EL, EQ, FM, FP, LP, L, M, RS, SE, SH, ST, T, V, ABZ, Inc., Chantilly, VA (RS, SC, W) WA (EL, SH) W) Advanced Consulting Group, Inc., Chicago, IL (ST) James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (W) Whiting Corp., Monee, IL (DE, EQ, FI, SE) AGI Engineering, Stockton, CA (FI, ST) F Joseph Oat Corp., Camden, NJ (H, M, ST, T, V) WMG, Inc., Peekskill, NY (EL, SH, SC, W) AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, F Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada (C, DE, DD, WorleyParsons, Reading, PA (DE, E, EQ, FI, RS, SE, Santa Fe, NM (EL, M, SC, W) EL, E, EQ, FE, FM, FP, H, LP, L, M, RS, SE, SH, ST, SC, SI, ST, T) American Beryllia, Inc., Haskell, NJ (M) T, V, W) Worthington Industries, Columbus, OH (M) Anamet Inc., Hayward, CA (C, FM, M) LabLogic Systems, Inc., Brandon, FL (SH) Zachry Nuclear Engineering, Inc., Stonington, CT Ansaldo Nucleare S.p.A., Genova, Italy (DE, FI) Leidos, Reston, VA (E, G, RS) (DE, EQ, FE, FI, SE, ST, T) Applied Health Physics, LLC, Bethel Park, PA (E, RS) Lucideon, Research Triangle Park, NC (C, DE, EL, Applied Science Professionals, (ASP-LLC), Salt Lake FM, FI, M, T) City, UT (SC) Materials & Chemistry Laboratory, Inc., Oak Ridge, 04000 Analyzers A Air ARES Corp., (Energy Services Div.), Richland, WA TN (C, EL, E, FM, M, SC, ST, W) CA Coincidence & Anti-Coincidence (DE, EQ, FE, FM, FI, G, H, M, RS, SE, SH, ST, T, V, Mega-Tech Services, LLC, Mechanicsville, VA (RS) D Density W) Merrick & Company, Greenwood Village, CO (DE, DH Dissolved Hydrogen AREVA Federal Services, Charlotte, NC (DE, EQ, FP, EQ, FI, LA, RS, SE, SH) DO Dissolved Oxygen SE, SH, SC, SI) Mitsubishi Research Institute, Inc., Tokyo, Japan (RS) E Effluent AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), MPR Associates, Inc., Alexandria, VA (EQ, FM, M, G Gas Charlotte, NC (C, DE, EL, EQ, FE, FM, FI, FP, LP, L, SE, ST, T, V) F NAC International, Norcross, GA (FP, SH, ST, T) CG Gas, Containment M, RS, SE, SH, ST, SS, T, V, W) H Hydrazine AREVA TN, Columbia, MD (ST, T) National Nuclear Laboratory (UK), Warrington, United Kingdom (C, E, FP, M, SH, SC, W) MP Multi-Parameter Atkins, (f/k/a Nuclear Safety Associates, Inc.), OG Off-Gas ydrogenH Charlotte, NC (SH) Navarro Research and Engineering, Inc., Oak Ridge, TN (DE, DD, E, GM, H, RS, SC, W) OX Oxygen Attention IT, Inc., Knoxville, TN (E) PO Portable Multichannel Attenuation Environmental Co., Seattle, WA (E, W) Neptune and Company, Inc., Lakewood, CO (E, GM, H, RS) PA Post-Accident Sampling (O2 & H2) AZZ Nuclear Engineered Solutions, Fort Worth, TX PM Pulse-Height, Multi-Channel (SE) North Wind Group, Idaho Falls, ID (E, GM, SC, SI, W) PH Phosphorescence G.D. Barri & Associates, Inc., Peoria, AZ (DE, E, FE, PS Pulse-Height, Single-Channel G, H, M, SE, SH, SC, ST) NRG, Petten, The Netherlands (C, EL, E, FI, FP, M, RS, SH, ST) SI Silica Boston Government Services, LLC (BGS), Oak Ridge, NV5 Global, Richland, WA (G, GM, H, SH, SI) SL Sludge TN (DE, DD, E, EQ, FE, RS, SE, SC, SI, W) NWT Corp., San Jose, CA (C) SO Sodium Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc., PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (SE) ST Steam (Aviation & Federal Global Practice), Kansas City, Portage Inc., Idaho Falls, ID (E) TF Time-of-Flight MO (C, G, H, SI) Precision Custom Components, LLC, York, PA (FM, TO Total Organic Carbon F BWX Technologies, Inc., Lynchburg, VA (C, EL, E, FE, ST, T, V) V Viscosity FM, FI, FP, M, SH, ST, T, V, W) Preferred Engineering Corp., (Sub. of Preferred WG Waste-Gas, Oxygen & Hydrogen Cablelan Products, Inc., Norfolk, MA (ST, SS) Utilities Mfg. Corp.), Danbury, CT (C, FI, M, SE) W Water Cabrera Services Inc., East Hartford, CT (EL, E, H, M, Project Assistance Corp. (PAC), Walnut Creek, CA AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, RS) (DE, E, EQ, FE, FM, FI, FP, G, H, M, RS, SE, SI, ST, Santa Fe, NM (PO, SL) Campoverde srl, Milano, Italy (C, EL, SC) T) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT Qal-Tek Associates, LLC, Idaho Falls, ID (SC) Charlotte, NC (SL, W) (EL, E, EQ, W) Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (SH, Automation Products, Inc., (Dynatrol® Div.), Houston, Chemchek Instruments, Inc. (TM), Richland, WA (EL, SC) TX (D, V, W) E) Radiation Safety & Control Services, Inc., Stratham, Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN NH (EL, E, G, W) (A, CA, PO, PM, PS) (SC) REEL COH Inc., Boisbriand, Quebec, Canada (SE) Elcometer Inc., Rochester Hills, MI (V) ComRent Load Bank Solutions, Upper Marlboro, MD REI Nuclear, LLC, Columbia, SC (E, EQ, RS, SH, SC, F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (SL, W) (FE) W) The GEL Group, Inc., (GEL Engineering, LLC), (GEL F Container Technologies Industries, LLC, Helenwood, Remtech SA, Velizy, Villacoublay, France (E) Laboratories, LLC), (GEL Geophysics, LLC), (Cape TN (FI, M, RS, ST) R&G Laboratories, Inc., Tampa, FL (C, L) Fear Analytical, Inc.), Charleston, SC (A, DO, E, G, CTR Technical Services, Inc., Manitou Springs, CO Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL (C, DE, DD, E, EQ, CG, W) (DE, FP, RS, SH) FE, FM, FI, G, H, LP, L, M, RS, SE, SH, SC, SI, ST, HI-Q Environmental Products Co., Inc., San Diego, Curie Environmental Services, Albuquerque, NM (W) SS, T, V, W) CA (A) CYCLIFE, (Brand of EDF Group), Paris la Défense, SECUR LLC, Sewickley, PA (SC) James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom France (SC, W) SGS Herguth Laboratories, Inc., Vallejo, CA (C, FM, (PA, TF) DCS Systems, Inc., Simsbury, CT (FP) L, M) James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (A, TF) The Delphi Groupe, Inc., Austin, TX (E, RS) Siemens PLM Software, Melville, NY (E, FI, ST, SS, T, LabLogic Systems, Inc., Brandon, FL (W) DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX V) Ludlum Measurements, Inc., Sweetwater, TX (PS) (SE) SNC-Lavalin, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (EQ, FE, NUCON International, Inc., Columbus, OH (G) DP Engineering Ltd. Co., Fort Worth, TX (DE, DD, FM, FI, FP, M, SE, SH, ST, SS, T, V, W) ORTEC, Oak Ridge, TN (CA, E, MP, PO, PM, PS, TF) EQ, FE, SE) Howard L. Sobel, P.E., Oceanside, NY (FP, W) Radiation Safety & Control Services, Inc., Stratham, Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (SH, W) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, NH (PO, PM) ECU Corporation, Cincinnati, OH (FI, SE) Ulyanovsk region, Russia (DE, EL, EQ, FE, FI, FP, Radiological Solutions, Inc., Rockdale, IL (W) Elcometer Inc., Rochester Hills, MI (E) HE, M, RS, SH, SC, T, V, W) REEL COH Inc., Boisbriand, Quebec, Canada (G) Encorus Group, (dba RJR Engineering, P.C.), Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX (C, EL, Saphymo - Bertin Instruments, Montigny le Springville, NY (C, DE, E, FE, FM, FI, SE, ST, T, V) E, EQ, FE, FM, FI, G, GM, H, L, M, RS, SE, SH, SC, Bretonneux, France (G, OX) F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (C, DE, EL, SI, ST, SS, T, V, W) Sentry Equipment, Oconomowoc, WI (DO, H, OX, FM, M, RS, SE, SH, SC, SI, ST, T, V, W) F SSM Industries, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA (SE) PA, SI, SO, ST, W) F Energy Steel, Lapeer, MI (C, DE, EQ, FE, FM, FP, LP, Stoller Newport News Nuclear (SN3), (A sub. of Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc., Huntsville, AL L, M, RS, SE, SH, ST, SS, T, V) Huntington Ingalls Industries), Broomfield, CO (E, (OG, TO) EXCEL Services Corporation, Rockville, MD (DE, G, H, RS, SC, W) Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada DD, E, FP, RS, SE) Sundance Consulting, Inc., Pocatello, ID (E) (DH, G, OG, PO) Fluor, Arlington, VA (DE, E, RS) Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc., Huntsville, AL (E, Ultra Electronics Nuclear Control Systems, Fortum Power & Heat Oy, Nuclear Services, Espoo, SC, W) Wimborne, Dorset, United Kingdom (PM, PS) Finland, Finland (E, FP, M, RS, SE, SH, ST, SS, T, W) TFE, Inc., North Augusta, SC (C, DE, DD, EL, RS, SH, Waters Equipment, Oconomowoc, WI (ST, W) Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN (FP) W) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, The GEL Group, Inc., (GEL Engineering, LLC), (GEL TLG Services, Inc., (Affl. of Entergy Corp.), PA (G, CG, SL, ST, W) Laboratories, LLC), (GEL Geophysics, LLC), (Cape Bridgewater, CT (SC) Fear Analytical, Inc.), Charleston, SC (E) Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada G/O Corp., Abita Springs, LA (SH) (ST) 06790 Asbestos Abatement/Removal GoldSim Technology Group, Issaquah, WA (RS) University of Bristol, (Interface Analysis Centre), Products & Services Hawks, Giffels & Pullin (HGP), Inc., Greenville, SC Bristol, United Kingdom (C, EL, E, FM, FP, LA, LP, F American DND Inc., Grand Island, NY (DD, RS) M, SC, ST, W) Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc., F Holtec International, Camden, NJ (EQ, SE, SH, ST, T, Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Kurion, Inc.), Richland, (Aviation & Federal Global Practice), Kansas City, V) WA (DE, DD, E, EQ, FE, FI, G, SE, SH, SC, SI, ST, MO ILD, Inc., Baton Rouge, LA (SE, T, V) W) Fluor, Arlington, VA Interdevelopment, Inc., Falls Church, VA (RS) Volian Enterprises, Inc., Murrysville, PA (EQ, T) Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN 52 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Clothing, Protective, Anti-Contamination 10850

North Wind Group, Idaho Falls, ID IC Instrumentation & Control S Steam NV5 Global, Richland, WA PT Pressure, Temperature, Humidity TC Tube Cleaning Phoenix Solutions Co., Plymouth, MN R Radiation Measuring U Ultrasonic Tecnubel-Transnubel-ECS, Dessel, Belgium T Tools, Physical/Dimensional/Mechanical UW Underwater Williams Industrial Services Group, LLC, (Williams ANTECH Corp., Westminster, CO (R) V Vacuum Plant Services, LLC), Tucker, GA Applied Health Physics, LLC, Bethel Park, PA (R) VB Vacuum Blasting, Abrasive AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), WJ Water Jetting, High-Pressure Charlotte, NC (ET, R) WA Water Jetting, High-Pressure, Abrasive 06950 Bar-Coding Devices & Supplies Arrow-Tech, Inc., Rolla, ND (R) AGI Engineering, Stockton, CA (PC, PW, R, V, WJ) Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA Berkeley Nucleonics Corp., San Rafael, CA (ET, R) Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (PC) Attention IT, Inc., Knoxville, TN Cabrera Services Inc., East Hartford, CT (R) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated Campoverde srl, Milano, Italy (R) Charlotte, NC (CS, PW, R, TC, U, VB, WJ, WA) Pipe & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (CP, P, R, UW, V) (R) BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (A, PW, V, WJ) CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN (R) Brokk AB, Skelleftea, Sweden (R) 08800 Cable, Electrical—also see F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (IC, R) F BWX Technologies, Inc., Lynchburg, VA (R, TC, WJ) Connectors; Wire EXCEL Services Corporation, Rockville, MD (IC) Container Products Corp., Wilmington, NC (PW) CO Coaxial FCI-Fluid Components International LLC, San F Container Technologies Industries, LLC, Helenwood, C Control Marcos, CA (F) TN (A) DC Data Communications F F&J Specialty Products, Inc., Ocala, FL (F) Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, (Curtiss-Wright EST FI Fiber Optic Foss Therapy Services, Inc., North Hollywood, CA Group), Hatfield, PA (TC) FR Flame-Resistant (IC, R) F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (CP, V) HT High-Temperature Health Physics Instruments, (Div. of Far West F Frham Safety Products, Inc., Nashville, TN (V, VB) I Instrumentation Technology, Inc.), Goleta, CA (R) G/O Corp., Abita Springs, LA (V) MI Mineral-Insulated, Metal-Jacketed HI-Q Environmental Products Co., Inc., San Diego, Heat Exchanger Products Corp. (HEPCO), Hingham, P Power CA (F) PA Prefabricated Assemblies Hopewell Designs, Inc., Alpharetta, GA (R, T) MA (TC) RR Radiation-Resistant James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom Hennigan Engineering Co., Inc., Hingham, MA (PC, R Repair, In-Site (E, ET, R) PW, TC, WJ) UC Umbilical Cord, Nuclear Grade (Robotic) James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (R, T) ICM-International Climbing Machines, Ithaca, NY (R, U Underwater F Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada (E, ET, IC) VB) Cablelan Products, Inc., Norfolk, MA (DC, FI, RR) North Wind Group, Idaho Falls, ID (R) Inuktun Services Ltd., Nanaimo, BC, Canada (R) ComRent Load Bank Solutions, Upper Marlboro, MD NRG, Petten, The Netherlands (R) ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, (P) NUCON International, Inc., Columbus, OH (E, ET, F, WA (R) General Cable, (ULTROL® 60+), Willimantic, CT (CO, IC, PT, R, T) James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom C, DC, FI, FR, I, P, RR) NV5 Global, Richland, WA (R) (R) Lights Camera Action, LLC, Gilbert, AZ (RR, U) NWT Corp., San Jose, CA (F) Master-Lee Engineered Products Inc., Latrobe, PA (V) F Mirion Technologies (IST) Corp., (Sensing Systems Perma-Fix Environmental Services, Inc., Knoxville, Mohawk Safety, Manchester, CT (V) Div.), Horseheads, NY (MI, PA, RR) TN (PT, R) NLB Corp., Wixom, MI (A, PC, PW, TC, WJ, WA) F Reef Industries, Inc., Houston, TX (FR, PA) Precision Custom Components, LLC, York, PA (T) Omega Technical Services, Oak Ridge, TN (WJ) Remote Ocean Systems (ROS), San Diego, CA (U) Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (R) PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (R, WJ, WA) RSCC Wire & Cable LLC, East Granby, CT (CO, C, RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD Pentek Decontamination Products Div., Coraopolis, DC, FI, FR, HT, I, P, RR) (R) PA (R, V, WA) Sidus Solutions LLC, San Diego, CA (UC, U) Saphymo - Bertin Instruments, Montigny le Precision Custom Components, LLC, York, PA (A) Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada Bretonneux, France (R) Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (V) (RR) Sentry Equipment, Oconomowoc, WI (F, IC, PT, R) Remote Ocean Systems (ROS), San Diego, CA (R) Siemens Process Industries and Drives, (Industry River Technologies, LLC, Forest, VA (A, CP, P, PC, R, Automation Div.), (Process Instrumentation & TC, V, VB, WJ) 09730 Calciners—also see Radioactive Analytics), Hauppauge, NY (F, IC) R.O.V. Technologies, Inc., Brattleboro, VT (R, V, WJ) Waste Handling & Treatment Equipment Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX (E, ET, SNC-Lavalin, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (TC) AREVA Federal Services, Charlotte, NC F, IC, PT, R, T) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), System One, Pittsburgh, PA (E, ET, F, IC, PT, R, T) Ulyanovsk region, Russia (R) Charlotte, NC Tecnubel-Transnubel-ECS, Dessel, Belgium (IC, R) The Spencer Turbine Co., Windsor, CT (V) F ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear WA PA (E, ET, F, IC, R) Services Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (UW) F Petersen Inc., Ogden, UT F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, F Vigor (formerly Oregon Iron Works), Clackamas, OR PA (U, V) 09950 Cars, Railroad Wheelift Transporters, Waverly, IA (R) Whiting Corp., Monee, IL CH Cask-Handling Wälischmiller Engineering GmbH, Markdorf, Baden- Wyssmont Co., Fort Lee, NJ L Liners Württemberg, Germany (R) AREVA Federal Services, Charlotte, NC (CH, L) 09750 Calibration Equipment & Systems AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (L) D Dose, Nuclear Medicine Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (CH, L) 10850 Clothing, Protective, Anti- F E Electrical Test Equipment EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (L) F Contamination—also see Respiratory ET Electrical Test Equipment Joseph Oat Corp., Camden, NJ (L) IC Instrumentation and Control Konecranes Nuclear Equipment & Services LLC, New Protection Equipment LF Laminar Flow Berlin, WI (CH) BS Bubble Suits P Pressure MHF Services, (An EnergySolutions Company), C Coveralls R Radiation Measuring Wexford, PA (CH, L) CL Coveralls, Lightweight, Breathable F D Disposable Arrow-Tech, Inc., Rolla, ND (R) PacTec, Inc., Clinton, LA (L) Beamex, Inc., Marietta, GA (E, ET, IC, P) REEL COH Inc., Boisbriand, Quebec, Canada (CH) DS Dissolvable SECUR LLC, Sewickley, PA (CH, L) G Gloves Biodex Medical Systems, Inc., Shirley, NY (D, R) F CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN (R) Vigor (formerly Oregon Iron Works), Clackamas, OR H Head Coverings James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom (CH, L) L Lab Coats (D, R) Wheelift Transporters, Waverly, IA (CH) MG Modesty Garments, Lightweight, James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (R) Breathable SP Scrub Shirts & Pants North Wind Group, Idaho Falls, ID (R) 10780 Cleaning Equipment—also see Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (R) SC Shoe Covers Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, Decon. Chem. & Equip.; Health Phys. Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (C, CL, D, G, H, L, Ulyanovsk region, Russia (IC) Equip. MG, SP, SC) Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada A Abrasive BES Technologies, Oak Ridge, TN (BS, C, CL, D, DS, (R) CP Cavity Pool G, H, L, MG, SP, SC) CS Chemical Services Coastal Network, Inc., Charlottesville, VA (C, CL, D, P Parts Washers G, L, SP, SC) 09800 Calibration Services—also see PC Pipe Cleaning Eastern Technologies, Inc., (OREX), Ashford, AL (C, Health Physics Services PW Pressure Washing CL, D, DS, G, H, L, MG, SP, SC) E Electrical Test Equipment R Robotic F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (D) ET Electronic Test Equipment F Euclid Vidaro Mfg. Co., Kent, OH (C, CL, H, L, MG, F Flow Denotes Advertiser SP, SC) Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 53 10850 Clothing, Protective, Anti-Contamination

F Frham Safety Products, Inc., Nashville, TN (BS, C, RW Rainwear FT Floor Toppings CL, D, G, H, L, MG, SP, SC) RF RF Shielding IR Insulation-Related Getinge-La Calhene, (Sub. of Getinge Group), SC Scrub Suits LC Low-Chloride Vendome, France (L) SS Splash Sleeves S Strippable G/O Corp., Abita Springs, LA (BS, C, CL, D, G, H, L, V Vests, Cool Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (CS, CR, FT, LC, MG, SP, SC) Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (B, C, CL, FS, F, S) JSM Protective, Inc., Wilmington, NC (C, D, G, H, L, GG, GW, GS, HH, HL, HP, LC, MG, RW, RF, SC, SS, AZZ Nuclear, Suwanee, GA (CR) SC) V) BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (CS, S) Lancs Industries, Kirkland, WA (BS, D, G, SC) American Airworks, Sophia, WV (FS, GG, GW, HH, Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated Magid Glove & Safety Mfg. Co., LLC, Romeoville, IL V) Pipe & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL (C, CR) (C, D, G, H, SC) Coastal Network, Inc., Charlottesville, VA (FS, GS, DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX F Mohawk Safety, Manchester, CT (C, D, G, H, L, SC) HH, MG, RW, V) (CR, LC) Omega Technical Services, Oak Ridge, TN (C) Eastern Technologies, Inc., (OREX), Ashford, AL (B, ENECON Corp., Medford, NY (CS, CR, FT) Radiation Safety & Control Services, Inc., Stratham, C, CL, F, GG, GW, LC, MG, RW, SC, SS, V) F Frham Safety Products, Inc., Nashville, TN (S) NH (C, D, G, H, SC) Euclid Vidaro Mfg. Co., Kent, OH (C, CL, FS, F, LC, Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN (CS, Rich Industries Inc., New Philadelphia, OH (BS, C, MG, SC) CR, FT) CL, D, G, H, L, MG, SP, SC) F Frham Safety Products, Inc., Nashville, TN (B, C, CL, Hexion Inc., Columbus, OH (CS, CR) RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD FS, F, GG, GW, GS, HH, HL, HP, LC, MG, RW, SC, Momentive Performance Materials Inc., Waterford, (D) SS, V) NY (CS, CR) Steele Body Cooling Vests, Kingston, WA (SC) G/O Corp., Abita Springs, LA (C, CL, FS, LC, MG, SC, F Reef Industries, Inc., Houston, TX (FT) F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst SS) Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX (CR, Corp.), Longmeadow, MA (BS, C, CL, D, DS, G, H, JSM Protective, Inc., Wilmington, NC (C, FS, F, GW, IR) L, MG, SP, SC) GS, RW, SS, V) Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear Lancs Industries, Kirkland, WA (RW) Services Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (CS) Magid Glove & Safety Mfg. Co., LLC, Romeoville, IL 10900 Clothing, Protective, Other Williams Industrial Services Group, LLC, (Williams (B, C, FS, GG, GW, GS, HH, HL, HP, RW, SS) Plant Services, LLC), Tucker, GA (CS, CR) Than Anti-Contamination—also see F Mohawk Safety, Manchester, CT (B, C, CL, FS, GW, Respiratory Protection Equip. GS, HH, HL, HP, LC, RW, SC, SS, V) B Bibs & Aprons Omega Technical Services, Oak Ridge, TN (C) 11650 Communication Systems—also C Coveralls Rich Industries Inc., New Philadelphia, OH (B, C, CL, see Emergency Warning Systems; Security CL Coveralls, Lightweight, Breathable F, HL, LC, MG, RW, SC, SS) FS Face Shields Steele Body Cooling Vests, Kingston, WA (V) Systems F Footwear F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst F Face Mask Accessories GG Gloves, Grinding Corp.), Longmeadow, MA (B, C, CL, FS, F, GG, GW, H Headsets GW Gloves, Welding GS, HH, HL, HP, HF, LC, MG, RW, RF, SC, SS, V) P Paging GS Goggles/Spectacles RM Repeated Message Tape/Speaker Boxes HH Hard Hats T Telephone Conferencing (Audio) HL Hat Liners 11400 Coatings—also see Consultants; TV Telephone Conferencing (Video) HP Hearing Protection Devices Corrosion Inhibitors; Testing Serv. T Telephonic (Computerized Calling/ HF Helmets, Fire C Cable Answering) LC Lab Coats CS Concrete Sealing/Restoration/ TW Two-Way Radio MG Modesty Garments, Lightweight, Contamination Control Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (H, T, TW) Breathable CR Corrosion-Resistant F Frham Safety Products, Inc., Nashville, TN (F, H)

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Whelen Engineering Co., Inc., (Mass Notification Boston Government Services, LLC (BGS), Oak Ridge, AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Products), Chester, CT (RM) TN (CF, CP, DB, DM, EM, PM, QA, RC, RI, SN, TS, Charlotte, NC (CG, IO, MP, VD) WM) Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc., (D, MC, MN) 11680 Compactor Disks, for Drums (Aviation & Federal Global Practice), Kansas City, ORTEC, Oak Ridge, TN (IO) Hoover Container Solutions, (Formerly Tech Oil MO (EC, EA, P, PD, PM, QA, RI, SE, WM) Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI (IO) Products Inc.), New Iberia, LA Campoverde srl, Milano, Italy (D) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, S&G Enterprises, Inc., Germantown, WI Chesapeake Nuclear Services, Inc., Annapolis, MD PA (A, AI, D, ES, H, IO, MF, MC, MP, MN) (EM, RC) Cogentus, Washington, DC (AI, DM, EC, RE, WM) 11700 Compactors—also see Radioactive Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated 13050 Concrete Breaking, Drilling, Waste Treatment Equipment; Solid Waste Pipe & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL (PS, PM, Sawing & Scabbling Reduction Equip. SN) C Contractors Diakont, San Diego, CA (CD) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), E Equipment EXCEL Services Corporation, Rockville, MD (EP, ER, Charlotte, NC R Equipment Rental EA, IN, PM, RI, SE, SN) Babcock Noell GmbH, (Dept. BEV), Wuerzburg, F American DND Inc., Grand Island, NY (C, E, R) F ExchangeMonitor Publications & Forums, (RadWaste Germany BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (C, E, R) Monitor, RadWaste Summit, Weapons Complex Container Products Corp., Wilmington, NC Brokk AB, Skelleftea, Sweden (E) Monitor, Decommissioning Strategy Forum), Equipos Nucleares, S.A., S.M.E, Madrid, Spain F Brokk Inc., Santa Fe, NM (E, R) Rockville, MD (WM) Hoover Container Solutions, (Formerly Tech Oil Cutting Edge Services Corp., Batavia, OH (C, E) GSE Systems Inc., Sykesville, MD (ET, SI) Products Inc.), New Iberia, LA Cutting Technologies (CTI), Gloucester City, NJ (C, E, Hawks, Giffels & Pullin (HGP), Inc., Greenville, SC James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom R) (PM) S&G Enterprises, Inc., Germantown, WI Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (C) F I.C.E. Service Group, Inc., Ambridge, PA (WM) Waste Control Systems, Inc., Phoenix, MD Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN (C) ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom WA (DM, EM, RC, SN) (C, E) 12800 Computer Software—also see James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (C, E) (D, EA, PD, PM) Imaging, Digital; Records Management Mega-Tech Services, LLC, Mechanicsville, VA (C) James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (D) New Millennium Nuclear Technologies International, F Sys. Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada (D) Lakewood, CO (C) AI Artificial Intelligence L3 MAPPS, (Power Systems and Simulation), NLB Corp., Wixom, MI (E, R) CB Cable Management Montreal, Quebec, Canada (ET, SI) Pentek Decontamination Products Div., Coraopolis, CF Configuration Management/Control Neptune and Company, Inc., Lakewood, CO (AI, CD, PA (C, E, R) CA Contract Administration DB, EC, EM, ES, PM, QA, RI, SI, SP, TR, WM) Wheelift Transporters, Waverly, IA (C, E) CP Critical Path Scheduling NRG, Petten, The Netherlands (CF, WM) CD Custom Development PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (R, TE) DB Data Base Management Qal-Tek Associates, LLC, Idaho Falls, ID (RC, WM) 13400 Connectors—also see Feedthroughs DM Decontamination Management Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (S) DC Data Communications D Dosimetry Radiation Safety & Control Services, Inc., Stratham, E Electrical DD Drawing & Document Control NH (CP, DB, D, EM, WM, WC) EG Electrical, Glovebox EC Economic Analysis Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI (EM, PD, EQ Electrical, Quick Disconnect ET Education/Training SP, WM) FO Fiber Optic E Electrical Analysis Saphymo - Bertin Instruments, Montigny le T Thermocouple EP Emergency Planning Bretonneux, France (D) Cablelan Products, Inc., Norfolk, MA (DC, FO) ER Emergency Response (In-Plant) SECUR LLC, Sewickley, PA (WM) James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom EA Engineering Analysis Siemens PLM Software, Melville, NY (EA, P, PD) (EG, EQ) EM Environmental Monitoring Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX (RC, James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (E) EQ Equipment Status/Tagout Tracking RI, SI, WM) Remote Ocean Systems (ROS), San Diego, CA (E) F ES Expert Systems SSM Industries, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA (EA) Souriau, Greer, SC (DC, E, EG, EQ, FO, T) FT Fault-Tolerant Automatic Control TFE, Inc., North Augusta, SC (DB, TS, TR, WM) Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc., Huntsville, AL (E, FR Failure/Root Cause Trending Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada EG, EQ, FO, T) FS Fire/Safety (WM) IN Instrument Calibration University of Bristol, (Interface Analysis Centre), IC Inventory Control (Equipment, Supplies, Bristol, United Kingdom (S) 13600 Consoles, Control etc.) Wheelift Transporters, Waverly, IA (PD) AGI Engineering, Stockton, CA MC Maintenance Control Wälischmiller Engineering GmbH, Markdorf, Baden- F Energy Steel, Lapeer, MI OS Operator Scheduling Württemberg, Germany (TE) James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom P Piping System Design & Analysis WMG, Inc., Peekskill, NY (SN, WM) Konecranes Nuclear Equipment & Services LLC, New PD Plant Design WYNSOR, Ogden, UT (DM, EM, WM) Berlin, WI PS Procedure Status/Tracking Zachry Nuclear Engineering, Inc., Stonington, CT Remote Ocean Systems (ROS), San Diego, CA PM Project Management (EA) R.O.V. Technologies, Inc., Brattleboro, VT QA Quality Assurance/Quality Control F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, RC Radiological Control/Health Physics PA R Reliability Analysis 12900 Computers & Accessories—also see RE Reportability Evaluation Data Acq. Sys.; Data Readout RI Risk Analysis A Analog 13700 Construction Materials SE Security AI Artificial Intelligence Systems AE Anchors, Chemical (Epoxy) SI Simulation CG Color Graphics A Anchors, Concrete SM Software Maintenance/Control C Converters AF Asbestos-Free Fiber Cement SP Software Packages D Digital C Concrete SN Special Nuclear Material Tracking DD Disk Drives RB Concrete Reinforcement, Bar (Rebar) S Spectroscopy ES Expert Systems RM Concrete Reinforcement, Mesh TS Technical Specification Systems HH Hand-Held LF Lumber, Fire-Retardant-Treated TE Telerobotics H Hybrid R Refractory TR Trending IO Input/Output Interface Units SP Splices, Rebar WM Waste Management MF Main Frame SS Steel, Structural--also see Metals, Steel WC Water Chemistry Management MS Mass Storage Units Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (EQ, MC, SN) M Memory Units Pipe & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL (A, RB, AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, MC Micro RM, SP, SS) Santa Fe, NM (S) MP Microprocessor Circuit Boards F Container Technologies Industries, LLC, Helenwood, Ansaldo Nucleare S.p.A., Genova, Italy (P) MN Mini TN (SS) ARES Corp., (Energy Services Div.), Richland, WA PR Printers DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX (CP, DD, EA, FS, P, PD, PM, QA, R, RI) TD Tape Drives (RB, SP, SS) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), VD Video Display Units Dubose National Energy Services, Clinton, NC (A, Charlotte, NC (CP, SI, WC) ABZ, Inc., Chantilly, VA (AI, ES) RB, SS) Attention IT, Inc., Knoxville, TN (CF, DB) Ahlberg Cameras, Wilmington, NC (VD) Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (C, RB) AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (WM, WC) Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (HH) Energy and Process Corp., (A Ferguson Sub.), Tucker, Banda Group International, LLC, Chandler, AZ (CA) F GA (A, SP, SS) Beamex, Inc., Marietta, GA (IN) Denotes Advertiser F Joseph Oat Corp., Camden, NJ (SS) Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 55 13850 Construction/Engineering Services 13850 Construction/Engineering ST Systems Testing DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX Services—also see Consultants; TE Training Evaluation, Management (C, CD, CC, CA, CE, DC, DE, EA, E, FP, MN, MA, TA Trend Analysis & Corrective Action P, PS, PP, QA, RD, RE, RC, RA, SE, SH, SS, SY, ST) Maintenance Services Programs DP Engineering Ltd. Co., Fort Worth, TX (AU, CD, AE Architect-Engineers WM Waste Management CC, FP, MA, P, PS, PP, SE, SY, ST) CE Civil Engineers WT Water Treatment Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (AU, CD, MN, PP, CS Construction Services ABZ, Inc., Chantilly, VA (AU, CA, EP, MA, PS, QA, RD, RE, SH, WM, WT) EC Engineer-Constructors RM, RA, SY, TA) DW James Consulting, North Oaks, MN (DE, RE, SH, ES Erection Services Advanced Consulting Group, Inc., Chicago, IL (DE, WM) ARES Corp., (Energy Services Div.), Richland, WA MN, PP) ECU Corporation, Cincinnati, OH (AC) (AE) F AECOM, Aiken, SC (DC, DE, E, RA, WM) Edlow International Co., Washington, DC (E, FT, PP) AREVA Federal Services, Charlotte, NC (AE) Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (CO, CA, P, PS, Encorus Group, (dba RJR Engineering, P.C.), Boston Government Services, LLC (BGS), Oak Ridge, SH) Springville, NY (AC, C, CD, CH, DC, DE, E, FP, P, TN (AE, CE, CS, EC) AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, PS, PP, QA, SE, SH, SY, WM, WT) DP Engineering Ltd. Co., Fort Worth, TX (AE, CE) Santa Fe, NM (DE) ENECON Corp., Medford, NY (CO, MN, P) F Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (CS, EC, ES) F Amec Foster Wheeler, Grand Junction, CO (DC, DE, Energy, Technology and Environmental Business Encorus Group, (dba RJR Engineering, P.C.), RD, RE, WM) Association, Oak Ridge, TN (WM) Springville, NY (AE, CE) American Crane & Equipment Corp., Douglassville, Epicor, Inc., Linden, NJ (WT) InTomes Technical Services, Inc., Springville, NY (AE, PA (CH) Equipos Nucleares, S.A., S.M.E, Madrid, Spain (P) CE) F EXCEL Services Corporation, Rockville, MD (CS, CC, F American DND Inc., Grand Island, NY (CA, CH, DC, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada (CE) DE, E, PP, WM) CE, DE, EP, E, FP, MN, MA, MI, OD, PE, PP, QA, Merrick & Company, Greenwood Village, CO (AE, Anamet Inc., Hayward, CA (CO) RO, RC, RA, S, SE, SY, ST, TE, TA, WM) CE) F Anata Management Solutions, West Jordan, UT (AU, ExchangeMonitor Publications & Forums, (RadWaste Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America, Inc., Houston, CM, DE, FT, MA, PP, QA, RC, ST, TE, TA) Monitor, RadWaste Summit, Weapons Complex TX (AE) ANDRA, (Development, Industrial and International Monitor, Decommissioning Strategy Forum), North Wind Group, Idaho Falls, ID (AE, CE, CS, EC) Div.), Chatenay Malabry, France (DC, PE) Rockville, MD (DC, DE, RD, WM) NV5 Global, Richland, WA (CS) Applied Health Physics, LLC, Bethel Park, PA (DC, Fluor, Arlington, VA (CA, CE, DE, RA, SY, WM) Portage Inc., Idaho Falls, ID (CE) DE, EP, E, MA, RD, RE, RC, TE, WM) Focus Learning Corp., San Luis Obispo, CA (TE) Sarens USA, Inc., Houston, TX (CS, EC, ES) ARES Corp., (Energy Services Div.), Richland, WA (C, Fortum Power & Heat Oy, Nuclear Services, Espoo, Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL (AE, CE) CO, CD, CC, CE, DE, EA, EP, E, EC, FP, MN, MA, Finland, Finland (CD, CE, DE, E, FP, FT, QA, RD, SNC-Lavalin, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (AE, CE, PE, P, PP, QA, RC, RA, S, SE, SH, SY, ST, WM, WT) RE, SH, SS, WM) CS, EC, ES) AREVA Federal Services, Charlotte, NC (RE, SE, SH, Foss Therapy Services, Inc., North Hollywood, CA TFE, Inc., North Augusta, SC (CE, EC) SI, WM, WT) (SH, SY) Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Kurion, Inc.), Richland, AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN WA (AE, CE, EC) Charlotte, NC (C, CD, CS, CC, CE, DC, DE, FP, FT, (CO, DC, DE, FP, FT, P, WT) WorleyParsons, Reading, PA (AE, CE, CS, EC) The GEL Group, Inc., (GEL Engineering, LLC), (GEL MN, M, P, PS, PP, QA, RD, RE, RM, RC, SE, SH, SS, Zachry Nuclear Engineering, Inc., Stonington, CT Laboratories, LLC), (GEL Geophysics, LLC), (Cape ST, TE, WM, WT) (AE, CS, EC) Fear Analytical, Inc.), Charleston, SC (EP, E) AREVA TN, Columbia, MD (CE, FT, SH) GHD, Niagara Falls, NY (DE, ES, E, N, WM) Atkins, (f/k/a Nuclear Safety Associates, Inc.), GoldSim Technology Group, Issaquah, WA (E, RC, Charlotte, NC (CE, FT, QA, RE, RC, RA, SH) 14000 Consultants—also see Analysis; RA, WM) Attention IT, Inc., Knoxville, TN (MI, WM) Thomas Gray & Associates, Inc., (Owner of Training Attenuation Environmental Co., Seattle, WA (DE, E, AC Air Cleaning, Filtration Environmental Mgmt. & Controls, Inc.), Orange, RE, RC, WM) AU Auditing CA (WM) AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (E, WM, WT) C Chemical Process Design GSE Systems Inc., Sykesville, MD (SS) Norman N. Axelrod Assoc., (Optical Sensing & CO Coatings/Corrosion Hawks, Giffels & Pullin (HGP), Inc., Greenville, SC Control System Development Div.), New York, NY CM Communications, Management- (DE, EA, MA, OD, PE, PP, RA, SY) (OD, PP, QA, RO, SY) Employee Hexion Inc., Columbus, OH (CO) AZZ Nuclear, Suwanee, GA (CO, CD, MN) CD Component/System Design & Analysis F Holtec International, Camden, NJ (CE, DE, FT, P, QA, Barnhart, Memphis, TN (CH) CS Computer Systems & Software RC, SE) BES Technologies, Oak Ridge, TN (WT) CC Configuration Control Hoover Container Solutions, (Formerly Tech Oil CA Contract Administration BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (AC, CO, CD, CC, DC, Products Inc.), New Iberia, LA (WM) CH Cranes & Hoists DE, EP, E, MN, MA, PP, QA, RD, RE, RC, RA, SH, F I.C.E. Service Group, Inc., Ambridge, PA (DE, E, CE Criticality Hazard Evaluation TE, TA) WM) DC Decontamination Boston Government Services, LLC (BGS), Oak Ridge, ILD, Inc., Baton Rouge, LA (P, ST) DE Decommissioning TN (AU, CD, CS, CC, CA, CE, DC, DE, E, FP, LP, F InRoads International LLC, Monroeville, PA (CA, DE, ES Earth Science Services MI, P, PS, PP, QA, RD, RE, RM, RC, RA, S, SE, SY, PS) EA Economic Analysis, Trade-off Studies ST, TE, TA, WM) INTEGRA Services Technologies Inc., Pasadena, TX EP Emergency Planning & Response Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc., (P) E Environmental (Aviation & Federal Global Practice), Kansas City, Interdevelopment, Inc., Falls Church, VA (EA, PS, PP) EC Equipment Condition Monitoring MO (SH, WM) International Quality Consultants, Inc., Butler, PA (PP, F FP Fire Protection BWX Technologies, Inc., Lynchburg, VA (CD, SH, SY) QA) FT Fuel Transport/Storage Cabrera Services Inc., East Hartford, CT (CE, DC, DE, InTomes Technical Services, Inc., Springville, NY (C, LP Lightning Protection ES, EP, E, QA, RD, RE, RC, RA, WM, WT) CH, CE, E, FP, P, QA, SE, SH, SY, WM) MN Maintenance Campoverde srl, Milano, Italy (CE, DC, DE, E, PH, ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, MA Management Audit RD, RE, WM) WA (CS, CE, DC, DE, RD, RE, SH) MI Management Information & Control Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom Systems (CE, DC, DE, EP, E, MI, PP, RD, RE, RM, SI, WM) (DE) M Meteorology Chesapeake Nuclear Services, Inc., Annapolis, MD James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (DE) N Noise Abatement (DE, EP, E, RD, RE, SH, WM) F Joseph Oat Corp., Camden, NJ (E, P, PS, QA) OD Organization Development CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN F Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada (C, CO, PE Performance Measurement (RE) CD, DC, DE, E, EC, LP, MN, RD, RE, RC, RA, SE, PH Personnel Stress/Health Cogentus, Washington, DC (DE, WM) SH, ST, TE, WM) P Piping Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated Konecranes Nuclear Equipment & Services LLC, New PS Procurement Support Pipe & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL (CO, CD, Berlin, WI (CH) PP Project Planning & Management CA, MI, PP, QA, RM, RC, RA, SY) Laser Safety Solutions, Maricopa, AZ (MA, TE) QA Quality Assurance/Quality Control Container Products Corp., Wilmington, NC (DC) Leidos, Reston, VA (CM, DC, DE, ES, E, RM, RC, RA) RD Radiation Management CTR Technical Services, Inc., Manitou Springs, CO Lucideon, Research Triangle Park, NC (WM) RE Radiological Engineering (CS, CE, QA, RA, SH) A. 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MPR Associates, Inc., Alexandria, VA (CO, CD, CS, Howard L. Sobel, P.E., Oceanside, NY (CA, MA, OD, TB Type B Containers CC, DC, DE, E, EC, FP, FT, MN, P, PP, QA, RE, RM, PP, QA, RO, RC, WM) TC Type C Containers SE, ST, WM) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (DL, O, SS) F NAC International, Norcross, GA (CD, CE, EA, FT, Ulyanovsk region, Russia (CD, CE, DC, DE, EP, FT, Ansaldo Nucleare S.p.A., Genova, Italy (D) RM, WM) PP, RD, RE, RC, RA, SH, SY, ST, WM) Applied Health Physics, LLC, Bethel Park, PA (TA) National Inspection & Consultants, Fort Myers, FL Southwest Microwave, Inc., (Security Systems Div.), ARES Corp., (Energy Services Div.), Richland, WA (CA, MN, MA, PS, PP, QA, RM, TE) Tempe, AZ (S) (OH) National Nuclear Laboratory (UK), Warrington, Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX (C, AREVA Federal Services, Charlotte, NC (CR, SF, CS, United Kingdom (CO, CE, DC, DE, EA, E, RD, RE, CO, CD, CS, CE, DC, DE, ES, E, EC, FP, FT, N, P, DL, LI, OH, OL, O, TA, TB) RA, S, SE, SH, SI, WM) QA, RE, RC, RA, SE, SH, SY, ST, TE, WM) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Navarro Research and Engineering, Inc., Oak Ridge, SSI Shredding Systems, Inc., Wilsonville, OR (WM) Charlotte, NC (SF, CS, OH) TN (CE, DC, DE, ES, EP, E, FP, QA, RD, RE, RM, Stoller Newport News Nuclear (SN3), (A sub. of AREVA TN, Columbia, MD (CR, SF, CS, O, TB) RC, RA, WM, WT) Huntington Ingalls Industries), Broomfield, CO AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (CR, CO, DL, G, HI, Neptune and Company, Inc., Lakewood, CO (CS, ES, (CD, CH, DC, DE, ES, EA, E, FT, MN, MA, MI, PE, LI, IA, LS, OL, O, TA) EA, E, QA, RM, RC, RA, TA, WM) PP, QA, RD, RE, RM, RC, RA, SS, SI, TE, TA, WM, AZZ Nuclear, Suwanee, GA (CS) North Wind Group, Idaho Falls, ID (DC, DE, E, RD, WT) Babcock Noell GmbH, (Dept. BEV), Wuerzburg, RE, WM, WT) System One, Pittsburgh, PA (CM, CD, CA, EC, FP, FT, Germany (D) NRG, Petten, The Netherlands (CD, CE, DC, DE, EP, MA, MI, PS, PP, QA, RO, RC, SY, ST, TE) Biodex Medical Systems, Inc., Shirley, NY (D, OL, TA) E, QA, RD, RA, WM) TFE, Inc., North Augusta, SC (CE, DC, DE, E, FP, Campoverde srl, Milano, Italy (GA, GS) NSSI/Recovery Services Inc., Houston, TX (DC, DE, MN, MA, PS, PP, QA, RD, RE, RM, RO, RC, RA, Coastal Network, Inc., Charlottesville, VA (D, LS) RE, RC, WT) SH, SY, ST, TE, TA, WM) Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated Nuclear Systems Associates, Inc., Brea, CA (CD, MN, TLG Services, Inc., (Affl. of Entergy Corp.), Pipe & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL (LI) SY, ST, WM) Bridgewater, CT (DC, DE, EA, RE) Container Products Corp., Wilmington, NC (B, IA, NUCON International, Inc., Columbus, OH (AC, C, Transco Products Inc., Chicago, IL (RD) LS, OL, O, S, TA) CD, WM, WT) Tri Tool Inc., Rancho Cordova, CA (MN, PP) F Container Technologies Industries, LLC, NV5 Global, Richland, WA (DC, DE, EP, E, FP, N, PP, Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada Helenwood, TN (B, CR, CO, G, HI, LI, IA, LS, OH, RD, RE, SH, TE) (C, RD, RO, WM) O, TA, TB, TC) NWT Corp., San Jose, CA (CO, ST, WT) Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (CR, DL, D, GA, Omega Technical Services, Oak Ridge, TN (RD) Services Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (DE, MN) GS, HI, LI, LS, OH, OL, O, TA, TB) Pacific Radiation Corp., Altadena, CA (RE) University of Bristol, (Interface Analysis Centre), Eastern Technologies, Inc., (OREX), Ashford, AL (LS) Pajarito Scientific Corp. (PSC), (Pajarito Scientific Bristol, United Kingdom (CO, DC, DE, ES, E, P, Edlow International Co., Washington, DC (SF, O) Security Corp.) (PSSC), Santa Fe, NM (DC, DE, WM, WT) Ellis & Watts Global Industries, Inc., Batavia, OH (CR, WM) Value Added Solutions, Inc., (WOSB), Aiken, SC (AU, OH) PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (CD, CH, SE, SY, CE, DC, DE, E, FP, PS, PP, QA, RE, WM) Energy and Process Corp., (A Ferguson Sub.), Tucker, WM) Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Kurion, Inc.), Richland, GA (CS) Pentek Decontamination Products Div., Coraopolis, WA (AC, C, CD, CE, DC, DE, E, LP, P, QA, SE, SH, F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (CR, SF, CS, PA (DC, DE) SS, SI, SY, ST) CO, D, HI, LI, OH, OL, SS, TA, TB) Perma-Fix Environmental Services, Inc., Knoxville, Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Alaron Nuclear Services), F Energy Steel, Lapeer, MI (SF, CS, OH) TN (E, RE) Wampum, PA (CO, DC, DE, WM, WT) Equipos Nucleares, S.A., S.M.E, Madrid, Spain (SF, CS, Philotechnics, Ltd., Oak Ridge, TN (DC, DE, RD, SH, Visionary Solutions, LLC, Knoxville, TN (DC, DE, EP, TA, TB) WM) E, MN, MI, PP, RC, SS, WM) Foss Therapy Services, Inc., North Hollywood, CA Polestar Technical Services, Richland, WA (CE, DE, Volian Enterprises, Inc., Murrysville, PA (CC, EP, MI, (GA, GS, TA) EP, E, PP, RD, RE, RO, SH, SY) TE) Glidewell Specialties Foundry Co., Calera, AL (SF, CS, Portage Inc., Idaho Falls, ID (E, QA, RC, WM) WD Associates, Inc., Whiteford, MD (MA, OD, PE, OL) Precision Custom Components, LLC, York, PA (CD, P, RC, TE, TA) Thomas Gray & Associates, Inc., (Owner of SE) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Environmental Mgmt. & Controls, Inc.), Orange, Preferred Engineering Corp., (Sub. of Preferred PA (CO, CD, CS, CC, CA, CE, DC, DE, EP, E, FP, CA (DL, D, LS, O, TA) Utilities Mfg. Corp.), Danbury, CT (CC, CH, FT, FT, MN, MI, P, PS, PP, QA, RD, RE, RM, RC, SE, F Holtec International, Camden, NJ (CR, SF, CS, OH, MN, SH) SH, SS, SI, ST, WT) OL, O, TA) PricewaterhouseCoopers Advisory, (Capital Projects Wheelift Transporters, Waverly, IA (CH, WM) F I.C.E. Service Group, Inc., Ambridge, PA (B, LS, SS, S, & Infrastructure), Baltimore, MD (DE, EA, MA, MI, WMG, Inc., Peekskill, NY (CS, DC, DE, E, FT, RD, TA) OD, PE, PP, RO, RC, RA, TA, WM) RE, RC, SH, WM, WT) International Plastics, Inc., Greenville, SC (DL) F Project Assistance Corp. (PAC), Walnut Creek, CA Wolfgang Waelischmiller Solutions, München, Joseph Oat Corp., Camden, NJ (CR, SF, CS, DL, D, (CD, CC, CA, CE, EA, E, MN, MA, MI, P, PS, PP, Germany (DE) GA, GS, G, LI, IA, LS, OH, OL, O, TA, TB) QA, RD, RE, RM, RC, RA, SE, SI, SY, ST, TA, WM) WorleyParsons, Reading, PA (CO, CD, EA, FP, LP, P, Lancs Industries, Kirkland, WA (DL, SS) F PTP Spent Fuel Services, LLC, Grand Island, NY (DE, PS, PP, QA, RE, RA, S, SE, SI) Major Tool & Machine, Inc., Indianapolis, IN (B, FT, PP, WM) WYNSOR, Ogden, UT (E) CR, SF, CS, CO, OH, OL, O, TA, TB) Radex, Inc., Winterville, GA (DC, DE, EP) Zachry Nuclear Engineering, Inc., Stonington, CT See advertisement on page 5 Radiac Research Corp., Brooklyn, NY (RD) (CD, CS, CC, DE, EA, EC, FP, MN, P, PS, PP, QA, Mayco Industries, Birmingham, AL (CR, SF, CS) Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (CE, RC, S, SE, ST) MHF Services, (An EnergySolutions Company), DC, DE, PP, RD, RE, SH, TE, WM) Wexford, PA (B, CO, DL, D, G, LI, IA, LS, OL, O, SS, Radiological Solutions, Inc., Rockdale, IL (E, RE, TA, S, TA, TB) WM, WT) 14300 Containers—also see Radioactive F Mohawk Safety, Manchester, CT (DL, D) Regulatory Resources, Inc., Los Alamos, NM (RC) Waste Handling; Shielding Materials F NAC International, Norcross, GA (CR, SF, CS, OH, O, REI Nuclear, LLC, Columbia, SC (CD, E, RD, RE, WT) B Bulk TB) Renecol Ltd., Praha, Czech Republic (C) CR Casks, Radwaste NSSI/Recovery Services Inc., Houston, TX (CR, D, F Robatel Technologies LLC, Roanoke, VA (FT, WM) SF Casks, Spent-Fuel Shipping GA, GS, OH, OL, O, TA) Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI (CS) CS Casks, Spent-Fuel Storage F PacTec, Inc., Clinton, LA (B, CO, DL, LI, IA, LS, OL, R.O.V. Technologies, Inc., Brattleboro, VT (MN) CO Component O, SS, S) RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD DB Drum Breather Filters Paragon D&E, Grand Rapids, MI (CR, SF, CS, CO, D, (DC, DE, E, RD, WM) DL Drum Liners/Inserts TA, TB) Sarens USA, Inc., Houston, TX (CH) D Drums F Petersen Inc., Ogden, UT (B, CR, SF, CS, LS, OH, OL, Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL (AC, C, CO, CD, GA Gamma Source Shipping O, TA, TB) CS, CC, CA, CH, CE, DC, DE, ES, EA, EP, E, EC, FP, GS Gamma Source Storage See advertisement on Cover 2 FT, LP, MN, MA, MI, M, N, PE, P, PS, PP, QA, RD, G Groups 1, 2 and 3 Containers (per IAEA) Philotechnics, Ltd., Oak Ridge, TN (GA, GS) RE, RM, RC, RA, S, SE, SH, SS, SI, SY, ST, TE, TA, HI High-Integrity (HIC) Precision Custom Components, LLC, York, PA (CR, WM, WT) LI Liners/Inserts, LSA Containers SF, CS, OH, OL) SECUR LLC, Sewickley, PA (DE, WM) IA LSA Containers, IAEA Premier Technology, Inc., Blackfoot, ID (CR, SF, CS) SGS Herguth Laboratories, Inc., Vallejo, CA (MN) LS LSA Containers, Strong-Tight PTP Spent Fuel Services, LLC, Grand Island, NY (CR, J. L. Shepherd & Assoc., San Fernando, CA (SH) OH On-Site Storage Containers, High-Level SF, CS, OH, OL) Sidus Solutions LLC, San Diego, CA (CH, S, TE, WM) OL On-Site Storage Containers, Low-Level Putnam Technology, Inc., Smyrna, GA (GS) Siemens PLM Software, Melville, NY (CD, FT, SS) O Overpacks Radiation Safety & Control Services, Inc., Stratham, Siemens Power Generation Services, Orlando, FL SS Soft-Sided/Flexible NH (GA, TA) (RD) S Soil F Reef Industries, Inc., Houston, TX (B, DL, LI, LS, OL, SNC-Lavalin, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (CD, CE, TA Type A Containers O, SS, TA) DC, DE, EP, E, EC, FT, P, PP, QA, RD, RE, RC, RA, F REI Nuclear, LLC, Columbia, SC (B, SS) SE, SH, SS, SY, WM) Denotes Advertiser Rich Industries Inc., New Philadelphia, OH (DL) 58 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs NQA-1 Small Business Certified Hub Zone

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375 Marcum Parkway Helenwood, TN 37755-0129 Phone: 423-569-2800 Fax: 423-569-2806 14300 Containers F Robatel Technologies LLC, Roanoke, VA (CR, CO, 17650 Corrosion Inhibitors Berkeley Nucleonics Corp., San Rafael, CA (A, B, G, N, GA, GS, G, IA, LS, OL, TA, TB) Ceradyne, Inc. a 3M company, Quapaw, OK ER, G) RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD ENECON Corp., Medford, NY Biodex Medical Systems, Inc., Shirley, NY (A, B, G, (DL, D, LS, TA) Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN GM, IC, P, WT) Sarens USA, Inc., Houston, TX (SF, CS) Hexion Inc., Columbus, OH Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT Seafab Metals Co., (Div. of The Doe Run Co.), Casa Lights Camera Action, LLC, Gilbert, AZ (A, B, G, N, C, DT, ER, FS, FL, GM, G, IC, IS, LB, M, Grande, AZ (CR, SF, CS, D, OH, OL, O) Momentive Performance Materials Inc., Waterford, NY P, PC, ST, SS, WT, X) SECUR LLC, Sewickley, PA (B, D, LS, OH, OL, SS, TA, Sentry Equipment, Oconomowoc, WI CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN (A, TB) B, G, N, C, DT, ER, FS, FL, GM, G, IC, IS, LB, M, P, PC, SL, SR, ST, SS, WT, X) J. L. Shepherd & Assoc., San Fernando, CA (GA, GS, O, 17950 Counters, Detectors, Radiation— F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (A, B, G, N, TA) ER, GM, G, IC, P, SL, SR) SKODA JS a.s., Plzen, Czech Republic (SF, CS, OH, TB) also see Monitors FCI-Fluid Components International LLC, San Marcos, Skolnik Industries, Chicago, IL (D, O, TA) A Alpha B Beta CA (FL) SNC-Lavalin, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (OH) G Gamma Gamma Products, Inc., Palos Hills, IL (LB, PC, WT) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, N Neutron H3D, Inc., Ann Arbor, MI (G, N, C, DT, M, P, SS) Ulyanovsk region, Russia (CR, SF, CS, OH, O, TA, C Combinations of Above ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, TB) DT Desk-Top WA (A, B, N, ST) Stoller Newport News Nuclear (SN3), (A sub. of ER Dose Rate, Emergency Range James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom (A, Huntington Ingalls Industries), Broomfield, CO (IA, FS Floor-Standing B, G, C, DT, ER, FS, FL, M, P, ST) TA) FL Flow James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (A, B, G, N, Strategic Packaging Systems, LLC, Madisonville, TN (B, GM Geiger-Mueller Type C, DT, ER, FS, FL, GM, G, LB, M, P, ST) CO, DL, IA, LS, O, SS, S) G Germanium Detectors LabLogic Systems, Inc., Brandon, FL (A, B, G, ER, GM, Studsvik, Inc., Atlanta, GA (CR, LI, LS, S) IC Ion Chamber Type SL) TAG Technical Solutions, LLC, Knoxville, TN (CR, LI, IS Ion-Implanted Silicon Detectors Mazur Instruments, Castle Rock, CO (A, B, G, GM, P, IA, LS, OL, S, TA, TB) LB Low-Background Alpha/Beta X) F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst Corp.), M Modular Mirion Technologies (IST) Corp., (Sensing Systems Longmeadow, MA (IA, LS, OL) P Portable Div.), Horseheads, NY (G, N, C, IC, PC) F Vigor (formerly Oregon Iron Works), Clackamas, OR PC Proportional Counters ORTEC, Oak Ridge, TN (A, B, G, N, C, DT, ER, FS, (CR, SF, CS, G, OH, OL, O, TA, TB) SL Scintillation Counters, Liquid GM, G, IC, IS, LB, M, P, PC, SL, ST, SS, WT, X) SR Scintillation Counters, Radioimmunoassay OTEK Corp., Tucson, AZ (FL) Visionary Solutions, LLC, Knoxville, TN (CR, TA) ST Scintillation Counters, Solid-State Pajarito Scientific Corp. (PSC), (Pajarito Scientific F Wagstaff Applied Technologies, Spokane, WA (B, CR, SS Solid-State Semiconductor Type Security Corp.) (PSSC), Santa Fe, NM (G, N, C) SF, CS, CO, DL, GA, GS, HI, LI, OH, OL, O) WT Wipe Test Counters Perma-Fix Environmental Services, Inc., Knoxville, TN Waste Control Systems, Inc., Phoenix, MD (DL, D, HI, X X-ray (A, B, G, C, GM, LB, P, WT) IA, LS, O, TA) Alpha Spectra, Inc., Grand Junction, CO (G) PHDS Co., Knoxville, TN (G, G, M, P, SS) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, Photonis, Brive la Gaillarde, France (G, N) PA (CS, TB) Santa Fe, NM (C) Premium Analyse, Norroy Le Veneur, France (B, IC) Wheelift Transporters, Waverly, IA (CS) Applied Health Physics, LLC, Bethel Park, PA (A, B, G, Pylon Electronics Inc., (Div. of Autrex) WMG, Inc., Peekskill, NY (CO, LI, IA, LS, OH, OL, TA, N, C, GM, IC) (Instrumentation Dept.), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada TB) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), (A, P, WT) Worthington Industries, Columbus, OH (B, CR, CS, Charlotte, NC (N) Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (A, B, CO, G, HI, OH, OL, O, TA, TB) Arrow-Tech, Inc., Rolla, ND (G, C, ER, GM, P) G, N, C, PC)

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Radiation Safety & Control Services, Inc., Stratham, CO Controls, Radio F Fire NH (A, B, G, N, ER, GM, IC, LB, PC, SL, SS, WT) CC Cranes, Conventional, to 300-Ton Cap. HE High-Energy Line Break Research Products International Corp., Mt. Prospect, IL CR Cranes, Conventional, to 500-Ton Cap. I Isolation (SL) CH Cranes, Heavy-Lift, to 1000-Ton Cap. IA Isolation, Bubble-tight Rexon Components, Inc., Beachwood, OH (A, B, G, N, CX Cranes, Heavy-Lift, to 2500-Ton Cap. T Tornado Protection C, ER, GM, IC, LB, P, PC, SR, ST, SS, WT, X) DG Double-Girder, Top-Riding V Volume RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD E Electric ECU Corporation, Cincinnati, OH (AF, B, HE, I, IA, T, (A, B, G, C, GM, IC, P, PC) FB Fuel Building Cranes (Cask Handling) V) Saphymo - Bertin Instruments, Montigny le G Gantry Ellis & Watts Global Industries, Inc., Batavia, OH (AF, Bretonneux, France (A, B, G, N, C, ER, GM, LB, P, H Hand Chain-Operated B, F, HE, I, IA, T, V) PC, ST, SS) LM Lug-Mounted Hoists F SSM Industries, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA (AF, B, F, HE, I, IA, S.E. International, Inc., Summertown, TN (A, B, G, C, MH Monorail Hoists T, V) DT, ER, GM, P, ST, WT, X) RS Radwaste Storage Facility Siemens Process Industries and Drives, (Industry SG Semi-Gantry Automation Div.), (Process Instrumentation & SF Single-Failure-Proof 19700 Data Acquisition/Handling Analytics), Hauppauge, NY (FL) ST Single-Girder, Top-Riding Systems—also see Computers SNC-Lavalin, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (A, B, G, SU Single-Girder, Under-Riding A Analog N, C, P, SS) SP Spent Fuel Pool Cranes D Digital Technical Associates, (Overhoff Technology Corp. American Crane & Equipment Corp., Douglassville, PA Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (D) Sub.), (US Nuclear Corp. Div.), Canoga Park, CA (A, (CS, CO, CC, CR, DG, E, FB, G, H, LM, MH, RS, SG, AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), B, G, N, C, DT, ER, FS, GM, G, IC, M, P, PC, SL, SR, SF, ST, SU, SP) Charlotte, NC (A, D) SS, WT, X) F American DND Inc., Grand Island, NY (CR, CX, RS) Norman N. Axelrod Assoc., (Optical Sensing & Control Transco Products Inc., Chicago, IL (G, C) Barnhart, Memphis, TN (CC, CR, CH, CX, G) System Development Div.), New York, NY (A, D) Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada (B, InTomes Technical Services, Inc., Springville, NY (MH, Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT G, N, C, DT, IC, M, P) RS) (A, D) University of Bristol, (Interface Analysis Centre), ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, ORTEC, Oak Ridge, TN (D) Bristol, United Kingdom (A, B, G, C) WA (CO) Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI (A, D) VacuTec Messtechnik GmbH, Dresden, Germany (A, B, Konecranes Nuclear Equipment & Services LLC, New Siemens Power Generation Services, Orlando, FL (A, G, N, GM, IC, PC) Berlin, WI (CS, CO, CC, CR, CH, CX, DG, E, FB, G, D) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, H, LM, MH, RS, SG, SF, ST, SU, SP) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, PA (ER) PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (CS, CO, CC, CR, PA (A, D) CH, CX, DG, E, FB, G, MH, RS, SG, SF, ST, SU, SP) PTP Spent Fuel Services, LLC, Grand Island, NY (SP) 18590 Crane Safety Systems Sarens USA, Inc., Houston, TX (CR, CX, G, SG) AT Anti-Two-Blocking (Conversion) 20000 Data Readout Devices, Terminals & Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, Accessories—also see Computers SF Single-Failure-Proof Ulyanovsk region, Russia (FB, RS, SP) O Oscillographic American Crane & Equipment Corp., Douglassville, PA Wallace Cranes, Malvern, PA (E, G, H, LM) (AT, SF) PD Plotters, Digital Konecranes Nuclear Equipment & Services LLC, New PX Plotters, X-Y Berlin, WI (AT, SF) 19450 Dampers P Printers AF Air-Flow Control RC Recording Charts B Backdraft RP Recording Pens, Disposable 18600 Cranes & Hoists SC Strip Chart Recorders CS Control System Upgrade/Replacement F Denotes Advertiser V Video Display

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Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT InTomes Technical Services, Inc., Springville, NY (DM, C Chemicals (PD, P, V) DS, RS) CS Concrete Scabbling F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, CR Cryogenic Cleaning (CO2) PA (V) WA (DC) D Drainline James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom EP Electropolishing (DC, DM, DS, E, RS) E Equipment 20300 Decommissioning Services James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (DC, DM, HS Hand Scrubbing DC Decontamination DS, E, RS) HF High-Pressure Freon DM Demolition F Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada (DC, E, RS) HW High-Pressure Water DS Dismantling Leidos, Reston, VA (DC, E) IB Ice Blasting (Wet Ice) E Engineering Support Services Mega-Tech Services, LLC, Mechanicsville, VA (E) LD Laser Decontamination RS Radiological Surveys Merrick & Company, Greenwood Village, CO (E) PS Plugs & Seals SS SAFSTOR MHF Services, (An EnergySolutions Company), S Services TI Transportation, Intermodal Wexford, PA (DC, E, RS, TI, TR) SW Soil Washing TR Transportation, Rail National Nuclear Laboratory (UK), Warrington, United SC Strippable Coatings ABZ, Inc., Chantilly, VA (E, SS) Kingdom (DC, DS, RS) UW Ultra-High-Pressure Water Advanced Consulting Group, Inc., Chicago, IL (DS, E) Navarro Research and Engineering, Inc., Oak Ridge, U Ultrasonics F AECOM, Aiken, SC (DC, DM, DS, E, RS) TN (DC, DM, E) VB Vacuum Blasting, Abrasive AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, North Wind Group, Idaho Falls, ID (DC, DM, DS, E, VF Vibratory Finishing Santa Fe, NM (DM, DS, RS) RS, TI, TR) Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (PS) F Amec Foster Wheeler, Grand Junction, CO (DC, DM, NRG, Petten, The Netherlands (DC, RS) American Airworks, Sophia, WV (U) DS, E, RS) NSSI/Recovery Services Inc., Houston, TX (DC, DS) F American DND Inc., Grand Island, NY (CS, HS, S, F American DND Inc., Grand Island, NY (DC, DM, DS, NV5 Global, Richland, WA (RS) UW) E, TI, TR) Omega Technical Services, Oak Ridge, TN (DC) American Integrated Services, Inc., Anaheim, CA (AC, See advertisement on Cover 3 Pajarito Scientific Corp. (PSC), (Pajarito Scientific CS) American Integrated Services, Inc., Anaheim, CA (DC, Security Corp.) (PSSC), Santa Fe, NM (RS) Ameriphysics, LLC, Knoxville, TN (AC, CD, CS, S) DM, DS, TI) Pentek Decontamination Products Div., Coraopolis, PA Ansaldo Nucleare S.p.A., Genova, Italy (CD) Anata Management Solutions, West Jordan, UT (E) (DC) Applied Health Physics, LLC, Bethel Park, PA (S) Ansaldo Nucleare S.p.A., Genova, Italy (DC) Philotechnics, Ltd., Oak Ridge, TN (DC, DM, DS, E, AREVA Federal Services, Charlotte, NC (AC, CD, CS) RS, SS, TI, TR) Applied Health Physics, LLC, Bethel Park, PA (DC, DS) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), F Plant Decommissioning, Lake Villa, IL (DS, E) ARES Corp., (Energy Services Div.), Richland, WA (E) Charlotte, NC (AC, CD, HS, HW, S, SC, VB) AREVA Federal Services, Charlotte, NC (DC, DM, DS, See advertisement on page 9 Arkema Inc., (formerly ATOFINA Chemicals, Inc.), E, RS, SS, TI, TR) Polestar Technical Services, Richland, WA (E) King of Prussia, PA (C) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Project Assistance Corp. (PAC), Walnut Creek, CA (E) Babcock Noell GmbH, (Dept. BEV), Wuerzburg, Charlotte, NC (DC, DS) PTP Spent Fuel Services, LLC, Grand Island, NY (DC, Germany (CD, EP) AREVA TN, Columbia, MD (E) E, TI, TR) BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (AC, CS, D, E, HS, HW, S, F Argonne National Laboratory, (Decommissioning Qal-Tek Associates, LLC, Idaho Falls, ID (DC) SC, UW) Training), (NE Div.), Argonne, IL (E) Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (RS) Biodex Medical Systems, Inc., Shirley, NY (CD) AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (DC, E) REI Nuclear, LLC, Columbia, SC (DM, RS) F Brokk Inc., Santa Fe, NM (CS) F Barnhart, Memphis, TN (DS, E) Robatel Technologies LLC, Roanoke, VA (E) Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc., BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (DC, DM, DS, E, RS) RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD (Aviation & Federal Global Practice), Kansas City, Boston Government Services, LLC (BGS), Oak Ridge, (DC, RS) MO (CD) TN (DC, DM, E, RS) Sarens USA, Inc., Houston, TX (DS, TI, TR) Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT F Brokk Inc., Santa Fe, NM (DS) Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL (DC, DS, E) (S) Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc., SECUR LLC, Sewickley, PA (TI, TR) Coastal Network, Inc., Charlottesville, VA (C, SC) (Aviation & Federal Global Practice), Kansas City, SNC-Lavalin, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (DC, DS, Container Products Corp., Wilmington, NC (E) MO (DC, DM, DS) E, RS) Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, (Curtiss-Wright EST F BWX Technologies, Inc., Lynchburg, VA (DC, DM, Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, Group), Hatfield, PA (E, PS) DS) Ulyanovsk region, Russia (DC, DS, E, RS, TI, TR) CYCLIFE, (Brand of EDF Group), Paris la Défense, See advertisement on pages 10–11 Stoller Newport News Nuclear (SN3), (A sub. of France (CD) Cabrera Services Inc., East Hartford, CT (DC, DM, DS, Huntington Ingalls Industries), Broomfield, CO (DC, The Delphi Groupe, Inc., Austin, TX (S) E, RS, SS, TI, TR) E, RS, TI, TR) F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (CS, S, SW) Campoverde srl, Milano, Italy (DC, DS, RS) Sundance Consulting, Inc., Pocatello, ID (RS) Equipos Nucleares, S.A., S.M.E, Madrid, Spain (AC, Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT Tecnubel-Transnubel-ECS, Dessel, Belgium (DC, DS) CD, C, CS, EP, E, HW, S) Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc., Huntsville, AL (DC, (DC) Foss Therapy Services, Inc., North Hollywood, CA (S) DM, DS, E) Chesapeake Nuclear Services, Inc., Annapolis, MD (RS) Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN (AC, TFE, Inc., North Augusta, SC (DC, DM, DS, E, RS, TI, CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN (RS) CD, C, CS, CR, HS, HW, S, SC, UW) TR) Cutting Edge Services Corp., Batavia, OH (DS) Heat Exchanger Products Corp. (HEPCO), Hingham, TLG Services, Inc., (Affl. of Entergy Corp.), Cutting Technologies (CTI), Gloucester City, NJ (DS) MA (PS) Bridgewater, CT (DC, DM, DS, E, RS, SS) CYCLIFE, (Brand of EDF Group), Paris la Défense, ICM-International Climbing Machines, Ithaca, NY Transco Products Inc., Chicago, IL (RS) France (DS, E) (AC, S, VB) Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada (E) The Delphi Groupe, Inc., Austin, TX (DC) F InRoads International LLC, Monroeville, PA (CR, PS) Underwater Construction Corp., Essex, CT (DC, DS) DP Engineering Ltd. Co., Fort Worth, TX (E) F Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada (CD, C, S) Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (DC, DS, E, SS) Marshallton Research Laboratories, Inc., King, NC (C) Services Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (DC, DM, DS, E, RS) DW James Consulting, North Oaks, MN (E) Materials & Chemistry Laboratory, Inc., Oak Ridge, TN F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst Corp.), E. H. Wachs, Lincolnshire, IL (DS, E) (CD) Longmeadow, MA (DC, DS) Encorus Group, (dba RJR Engineering, P.C.), Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Alaron Nuclear Services), Mega-Tech Services, LLC, Mechanicsville, VA (E) Springville, NY (DC, DM, DS, E) F Wampum, PA (DC) Mohawk Safety, Manchester, CT (E) F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (DC, DM, DS, F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, M2 Polymer Technologies, Inc., West Dundee, IL (C) E, RS, SS, TI, TR) PA (DC, DM, DS, E, RS, SS, TI, TR) National Nuclear Laboratory (UK), Warrington, United F Energy Steel, Lapeer, MI (E) Kingdom (AC, CD, CS, LD, SC) See advertisement on Cover 4 Equipos Nucleares, S.A., S.M.E, Madrid, Spain (DC, New Millennium Nuclear Technologies International, DS, E) Williams Industrial Services Group, LLC, (Williams Lakewood, CO (CS) EXCEL Services Corporation, Rockville, MD (E) Plant Services, LLC), Tucker, GA (DC, DM, DS) NLB Corp., Wixom, MI (AC, CS, HW, UW) F ExchangeMonitor Publications & Forums, (RadWaste WMG, Inc., Peekskill, NY (DC, DS, E, RS) North Wind Group, Idaho Falls, ID (CD) Monitor, RadWaste Summit, Weapons Complex Wolfgang Waelischmiller Solutions, München, NRG, Petten, The Netherlands (CD, HS, HW, S, UW) Monitor, Decommissioning Strategy Forum), Germany (DS) NSSI/Recovery Services Inc., Houston, TX (CD, S) Rockville, MD (DC, DS) WorleyParsons, Reading, PA (E) Omega Technical Services, Oak Ridge, TN (AC) WYNSOR, Ogden, UT (DC, DM, RS) Fluor, Arlington, VA (DC, DM, DS, E) PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (E, HW, LD, UW) Zachry Nuclear Engineering, Inc., Stonington, CT (E) Foss Therapy Services, Inc., North Hollywood, CA (DS, Pentek Decontamination Products Div., Coraopolis, PA E, RS) (CS, E, HW, S) Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN (DC, 20350 Decontamination Chemicals, Preferred Engineering Corp., (Sub. of Preferred Utilities DM, DS, E) Mfg. Corp.), Danbury, CT (PS) Hopewell Designs, Inc., Alpharetta, GA (DS) Equip. & Services—also see Cleaning Radiological Solutions, Inc., Rockdale, IL (EP) H3D, Inc., Ann Arbor, MI (RS) Equip.; Health Physics Equip. RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD F I.C.E. Service Group, Inc., Ambridge, PA (E, TI, TR) AC Abrasive Cleaning (S) See advertisement on page 7 CD Chemical Decontamination SNC-Lavalin, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (CD) ICM-International Climbing Machines, Ithaca, NY F Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, (DC, RS) Denotes Advertiser Ulyanovsk region, Russia (E) 62 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Bringing creative solutions to complex challenges

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Orion ScanSort SM technology amecfw.com 20350 Decontamination Chemicals, Equip. & Services Tecnubel-Transnubel-ECS, Dessel, Belgium (AC, CD, F PacTec, Inc., Clinton, LA 25300 Emergency Warning Systems C, CS, CR, HW, S, UW, U, VB) (Public)—also see Communications Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc., Huntsville, AL (CD) SE Sirens, Electronic Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear 22430 Diaphragms, Storage Tank SM Sirens, Mechanical Services Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (E, HW) Corrosion Control Services, Inc., (CCSI Engineered SR System Readiness Reporting Systems F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst Corp.), Diaphragm Div.), Davenport, IA TC Telephonic, Computerized Longmeadow, MA (AC, CD, CR, E, HS, HW, S, VB) F Vigor (formerly Oregon Iron Works), Clackamas, OR TA Tone Alerting Radios Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Alaron Nuclear Services), V Voice Alert (Public Address) Wampum, PA (CD, E, S) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, 22700 Diving Services BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (SE, TC) Genave Electronics, Rosemount, MN (SE, SM, SR, TA, PA (AC, CD, C, E, S, UW, U) CB Cutting/Burning V) WMG, Inc., Peekskill, NY (S) D Decontamination WYNSOR, Ogden, UT (S) Radiation Safety & Control Services, Inc., Stratham, EI Equipment Installation/Realignment NH (SE) G Grouting F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, 20700 Demolition and Dismantlement I Inspection PA (SR) M Maintenance ABZ, Inc., Chantilly, VA Whelen Engineering Co., Inc., (Mass Notification MJ Metals Joining (Other Than Welding) American Integrated Services, Inc., Anaheim, CA Products), Chester, CT (SE, SR, V) WD Welding, Dry Box F BWX Technologies, Inc., Lynchburg, VA WW Welding, Wet Campoverde srl, Milano, Italy 25350 Emergency Warning Systems CH2M, (CH2M HILL, Inc.), (CH2M HILL Nuclear AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (D) Business Group), (CH2M HILL International Cutting Technologies (CTI), Gloucester City, NJ (CB, (Worker) Nuclear Services, Ltd.), (CH2M HILL Constructors, G) Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT Inc.), Englewood, CO INTEGRA Services Technologies Inc., Pasadena, TX Whelen Engineering Co., Inc., (Mass Notification James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom (CB, EI, M) Products), Chester, CT James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, North Wind Group, Idaho Falls, ID WA (D) 25400 Employment/Personnel Support PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN REI Nuclear, LLC, Columbia, SC (CB, D, EI, M, MJ) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Underwater Construction Corp., Essex, CT (CB, D, EI, Services—also see Consultants PA G, I, M, MJ, WD, WW) A Agencies Williams Industrial Services Group, LLC, (Williams Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear C Craft Labor Support, Temporary Plant Services, LLC), Tucker, GA Services Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (CB, D, EI, G, I, M, MJ, E Executive Recruitment FT Full-Time Permanent Personnel WD, WW) TS Technical, Professional Support, F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, 21270 Detector Heads, Sold Separately Temporary PA (I) BF BF3 Neutron Counters F American DND Inc., Grand Island, NY (C) GM Geiger-Mueller Tubes/Probes Anata Management Solutions, West Jordan, UT (FT, HN He3 Neutron Counters 24080 Drum Locking Devices TS) IC Ionization Chambers AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (TS) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, PM Photomultiplier Tubes G.D. Barri & Associates, Inc., Peoria, AZ (C, FT, TS) PA PC Proportional Counters BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (C, FT, TS) SP Self-Powered Type Boston Government Services, LLC (BGS), Oak Ridge, SL Scintillation Counters, Liquid 24170 Dryers, Wet Solids—also see TN (TS) ST Scintillation Counters, Solid-State CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN (TS) SS Solid-State Semiconductor Type Radioactive Waste Handling & Treatment DCS Systems, Inc., Simsbury, CT (TS) Arrow-Tech, Inc., Rolla, ND (GM) Equipment The Delphi Groupe, Inc., Austin, TX (A, E, FT, TS) Biodex Medical Systems, Inc., Shirley, NY (GM, IC) AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC Excel Modular Scaffold and Leasing Corp., Weymouth, CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN (BF, BIG Entsorgungstechnologien GmbH, Bad Toelz, MA (C, TS) GM, HN, IC, PM, PC, SP, SL, ST, SS) EXCEL Services Corporation, Rockville, MD (E, FT, Germany PHDS Co., Knoxville, TN (SS) TS) Equipos Nucleares, S.A., S.M.E, Madrid, Spain Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (HN) Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN (C) Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada Linn High Therm GmbH, Eschenfelden, Germany F Navarro Research and Engineering, Inc., Oak Ridge, (HN, IC) Vigor (formerly Oregon Iron Works), Clackamas, OR TN (FT, TS) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Project Assistance Corp. (PAC), Walnut Creek, CA (A, PA C, E, FT, TS) 21370 Detectors, Explosives—also see Wyssmont Co., Fort Lee, NJ Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (TS) Equipment Rental System One, Pittsburgh, PA (A, C, E, FT, TS) H Hand-Held Value Added Solutions, Inc., (WOSB), Aiken, SC (A, C, W Walk-Through 25000 Electronic Instrumentation & E, FT, TS) ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, Supplies—also see Analysis F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, WA (H) Automation Products, Inc., (Dynatrol® Div.), Houston, PA (TS) TX Williams Industrial Services Group, LLC, (Williams Plant Services, LLC), Tucker, GA (C, TS) 21400 Detectors, Leak—also see Tape, Elan Technical Corp., Eden Prairie, MN Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI Zachry Nuclear Engineering, Inc., Stonington, CT (TS) Moisture-Sensitive SOR Inc., Lenexa, KS A Acoustic Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada B Bubble Test 25600 Encapsulation, Radioactive Source EC Electron Capture (SF/6) AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC F G Gas 25250 Emergency Response Equipment BWX Technologies, Inc., Lynchburg, VA ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, HE HEPA Filter RD Radiation Detection/Survey Meters IL Integrated Leak Rate Testing WA AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, MS Mass Spectrometer (He) Lucideon, Research Triangle Park, NC Santa Fe, NM (RD) PC Pressure Change New Millennium Nuclear Technologies International, AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (RD) Premier Technology, Inc., Blackfoot, ID (MS, PC) Lakewood, CO BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (RD) Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada NSSI/Recovery Services Inc., Houston, TX Chesapeake Nuclear Services, Inc., Annapolis, MD (EC, G) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, (RD) Ulyanovsk region, Russia CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Alaron Nuclear Services), 22200 Detectors, Valve Position (RD) Wampum, PA AZZ Nuclear Engineered Solutions, Fort Worth, TX F Frham Safety Products, Inc., Nashville, TN (RD) DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX Health Physics Instruments, (Div. of Far West Technology, Inc.), Goleta, CA (RD) 26080 Environmental Monitoring H3D, Inc., Ann Arbor, MI (RD) Equipment—also see Monitors, Radiation, 22410 Dewatering Systems & Supplies— James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom Area also see Waste Mgmt. Services (RD) Alpha Spectra, Inc., Grand Junction, CO AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), LabLogic Systems, Inc., Brandon, FL (RD) AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, Charlotte, NC North Wind Group, Idaho Falls, ID (RD) Santa Fe, NM AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC Saphymo - Bertin Instruments, Montigny le Berkeley Nucleonics Corp., San Rafael, CA North Wind Group, Idaho Falls, ID Bretonneux, France (RD) Cabrera Services Inc., East Hartford, CT 64 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Filters 27450 Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT F Brokk Inc., Santa Fe, NM (RV) 26910 Feedthroughs, Bulkhead—also see CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN Cabrera Services Inc., East Hartford, CT (IR, RL, RV) Sleeves, Wall Elcometer Inc., Rochester Hills, MI Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT F E Electrical Frham Safety Products, Inc., Nashville, TN (IR, RL, WB) F Fiber Optic HI-Q Environmental Products Co., Inc., San Diego, CA Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, (Curtiss-Wright EST Mirion Technologies (IST) Corp., (Sensing Systems JSM Protective, Inc., Wilmington, NC Group), Hatfield, PA (H) Div.), Horseheads, NY (E, F) Munro Instruments Ltd., Harlow, Essex, United F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (IR, RL) Rolls-Royce, Derby, United Kingdom (E, F) Kingdom F I.C.E. Service Group, Inc., Ambridge, PA (CN) Souriau, Greer, SC (E, F) ORTEC, Oak Ridge, TN ICM-International Climbing Machines, Ithaca, NY (IR, Perma-Fix Environmental Services, Inc., Knoxville, TN RV, VI) Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT INTEGRA Services Technologies Inc., Pasadena, TX 26970 Fiber Optic Components & Radiological Solutions, Inc., Rockdale, IL (H) Research Products International Corp., Mt. Prospect, IL InterTest, Inc., Columbia, NJ (UC, VI) Systems—also see Cable; Connectors; Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI Inuktun InCommand Robotics, LLC, (Sub. of Inuktun Feedthroughs; Remote-Viewing Saphymo - Bertin Instruments, Montigny le Services Ltd.), Houston, TX (RV, VI) AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, Bretonneux, France Inuktun Services Ltd., Nanaimo, BC, Canada (IR, RV, Santa Fe, NM Technical Associates, (Overhoff Technology Corp. UC, VI) Weed Instrument Co., Inc., (d/b/a Ultra Electronics, Sub.), (US Nuclear Corp. Div.), Canoga Park, CA ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, Nuclear Sensors & Process Instrumentation), Round Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada WA (DE, DW, IR) Rock, TX F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (RV) PA Lights Camera Action, LLC, Gilbert, AZ (UC) Master-Lee Engineered Products Inc., Latrobe, PA 27180 Filter Housings (UC) B Bag In/Bag Out 26100 Environmental Monitoring MHF Services, (An EnergySolutions Company), M Manual Changeout Services—also see Health Physics Serv.; Wexford, PA (CN) R Remote Changeout NRG, Petten, The Netherlands (IR) SA Side Access Rad. Monitoring Serv. NUCON International, Inc., Columbus, OH (VS) W Walk-In Applied Health Physics, LLC, Bethel Park, PA ORTEC, Oak Ridge, TN (IR) ECU Corporation, Cincinnati, OH (B, M, SA, W) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Pentek Decontamination Products Div., Coraopolis, PA James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom (R) Charlotte, NC (RV, VA) Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (B, M, ARS International, LLC, Port Allen, LA Perma-Fix Environmental Services, Inc., Knoxville, TN SA) G.D. Barri & Associates, Inc., Peoria, AZ (IR) Radiological Solutions, Inc., Rockdale, IL (M) BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (IR) F SSM Industries, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA (B, M, SA, W) Boston Government Services, LLC (BGS), Oak Ridge, R.O.V. Technologies, Inc., Brattleboro, VT (RV, UC) TN RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD Cabrera Services Inc., East Hartford, CT (IR) 27450 Filters—also see Containers Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, A Air CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN Ulyanovsk region, Russia (CN) C Carbon Encorus Group, (dba RJR Engineering, P.C.), Technical Associates, (Overhoff Technology Corp. CL Cloth, Straining Springville, NY Sub.), (US Nuclear Corp. Div.), Canoga Park, CA DE Debris F Frham Safety Products, Inc., Nashville, TN (RL) D Disposable The GEL Group, Inc., (GEL Engineering, LLC), (GEL Tecnubel-Transnubel-ECS, Dessel, Belgium (RV) HE HEPA Laboratories, LLC), (GEL Geophysics, LLC), (Cape Transco Products Inc., Chicago, IL (IR) HY Hydraulic Fear Analytical, Inc.), Charleston, SC sa TRANSRAD nv, Fleurus, Belgium (CN) LO Lubricating Oil Leidos, Reston, VA Tri Tool Inc., Rancho Cordova, CA (H) SB Stainless Steel, Porous, Backwash Magid Glove & Safety Mfg. Co., LLC, Romeoville, IL Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear SU Stainless Steel, Porous, Backwash, Navarro Research and Engineering, Inc., Oak Ridge, Services Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (RV, VI) Ultrasonic TN F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst Corp.), SP Stainless Steel, Porous, Blowback New Millennium Nuclear Technologies International, Longmeadow, MA (IR) SS Stainless Steel, Sintered Lakewood, CO TF Thin-Film NRG, Petten, The Netherlands U Ultrafiltration Omega Technical Services, Oak Ridge, TN 26240 Equipment Sales, Surplus V Vacuum (HEPA) Perma-Fix Environmental Services, Inc., Knoxville, TN AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC W Water (Conventional) Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN WP Water Purification RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD Foss Therapy Services, Inc., North Hollywood, CA WS Water/Steam, High-Pressure Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL Inuktun InCommand Robotics, LLC, (Sub. of Inuktun X X-ray Siemens Power Generation Services, Orlando, FL Services Ltd.), Houston, TX Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (CL, DE, D, HE) Stoller Newport News Nuclear (SN3), (A sub. of F Plant Decommissioning, Lake Villa, IL AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Huntington Ingalls Industries), Broomfield, CO Tri Tool Inc., Rancho Cordova, CA Charlotte, NC (A, D, W, WP, WS) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Arkema Inc., (formerly ATOFINA Chemicals, Inc.), PA PA King of Prussia, PA (C) AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (C, DE, D, LO, SB, U, W, WP) 26230 Equipment Rental 26600 Fall Protection Equipment & AZZ Nuclear Engineered Solutions, Fort Worth, TX (A, AC Air Conditioning Devices, Construction & Maintenance W) C Chillers Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA BES Technologies, Oak Ridge, TN (WP) CN Containers F Frham Safety Products, Inc., Nashville, TN BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (A, C, HE) CT Cooling Towers Magid Glove & Safety Mfg. Co., LLC, Romeoville, IL Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated Pipe DE Detectors, Explosives F Mohawk Safety, Manchester, CT & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL (SB, WS) DW Detectors, Weapons F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst Corp.), Croll-Reynolds Engineering Co., Inc., Monroe, CT (SB, H Hydraulic Systems Longmeadow, MA W, WP, WS) IR Instruments, Radiation Detection DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX RL Radiochemistry Labs, Mobile (A, W) RV Remote-Operated Vehicles 26900 Fasteners Ellis & Watts Global Industries, Inc., Batavia, OH (A, C, S Scaffolding B Bolts HE) SC Spot-Coolers N Nuts F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (DE, D, U, W, UC Underwater Cameras QT Quick Throw WP) VA Vacuum Systems (HEPA Filtered) S Studs Epicor, Inc., Linden, NJ (W) VT Valve Testers (Off-Line) TR Threaded Rod F F&J Specialty Products, Inc., Ocala, FL (A) VS Ventilation Systems, HEPA Filtered W Washers F Frham Safety Products, Inc., Nashville, TN (A, C, D, VI Video Inspection Systems DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX (B, HE, V) WB Whole-Body Counting Units N, QT, S, TR, W) G/O Corp., Abita Springs, LA (V) Ahlberg Cameras, Wilmington, NC (UC) Dubose National Energy Services, Clinton, NC (B, N, S, HI-Q Environmental Products Co., Inc., San Diego, CA AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, TR, W) (A, C) Santa Fe, NM (DE, IR, RV) Energy and Process Corp., (A Ferguson Sub.), Tucker, IONEX Research Corp., Lafayette, CO (A, C, HE) F American DND Inc., Grand Island, NY (S) GA (B, N, S, TR, W) F Joseph Oat Corp., Camden, NJ (LO, W, WP, WS) Applied Health Physics, LLC, Bethel Park, PA (IR, VS) Tioga Pipe Supply Co., Inc., Philadelphia, PA (B, N, S, Lancs Industries, Kirkland, WA (A, D, HE) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), TR, W) McNICHOLS CO.- Headquarters, Tampa, FL (CL) Charlotte, NC (AC, VT) F F Mohawk Safety, Manchester, CT (HE, V) BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (S) Denotes Advertiser Mott Corp., Farmington, CT (SB, SP, SS, WS) Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 65 27450 Filters

Newark Wire Cloth Co., Clifton, NJ (CL, SB, SU, SP, SS, F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (FT) Ellis & Watts Global Industries, Inc., Batavia, OH (OG) W) Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN (FT) FCI-Fluid Components International LLC, San Marcos, NUCON International, Inc., Columbus, OH (A, C, D, F Holtec International, Camden, NJ (FT, R, SP) CA (MP) HE, WP) ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, IONEX Research Corp., Lafayette, CO (A, OG) F PacTec, Inc., Clinton, LA (CL) WA (SP) NUCON International, Inc., Columbus, OH (A, G, OG, Pentek Decontamination Products Div., Coraopolis, PA James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom P) (U, V, W, WP) (IP) F SSM Industries, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA (A) Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (A, C, James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (IP) Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada D, HE, U, V) Konecranes Nuclear Equipment & Services LLC, New (OG) Radiation Safety & Control Services, Inc., Stratham, Berlin, WI (CC, FT, R, RS, SP) NH (A, C) F Major Tool & Machine, Inc., Indianapolis, IN (R) Radiological Solutions, Inc., Rockdale, IL (W, WP) Master-Lee Engineered Products Inc., Latrobe, PA (R) 36000 Gloveboxes & Accessories—also see Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear Merrick & Company, Greenwood Village, CO (FT, IP, Connectors, Electrical, Glovebox; Filters Services Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (D, W) R, RS) B Base Units F NAC International, Norcross, GA (FT) C Containers Nuclear Systems Associates, Inc., Brea, CA (FT, IP) D Drain Assemblies 30040 Fuel Element Consolidation (Spent PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (CC, FT, IP, QC, R, GB Glovebag Containments Fuel) RS, SP) GR Glovebag Rings SE Services Precision Custom Components, LLC, York, PA (R) G Gloves SY Systems Preferred Engineering Corp., (Sub. of Preferred Utilities P Ports AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Mfg. Corp.), Danbury, CT (FT, QC, RS, SP) AREVA Federal Services, Charlotte, NC (B, GB, GR) Charlotte, NC (SE, SY) PTP Spent Fuel Services, LLC, Grand Island, NY (FT) James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom (B, F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (SE, SY) Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (RS) C) F NAC International, Norcross, GA (SE, SY) SKODA JS a.s., Plzen, Czech Republic (FT) James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (B) F Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, SNC-Lavalin, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (CC, FT) Joseph Oat Corp., Camden, NJ (B, C) F Ulyanovsk region, Russia (SE, SY) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, Major Tool & Machine, Inc., Indianapolis, IN (B, C) Ulyanovsk region, Russia (CC, FT, IP, QC, R, RS, SP) Merrick & Company, Greenwood Village, CO (B, C, D, F Vigor (formerly Oregon Iron Works), Clackamas, OR GB, GR, G, P) 30500 Fuel Handling Equipment & (FT, R, RS, SP) Premier Technology, Inc., Blackfoot, ID (P) Systems F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (B, C) Research Products International Corp., Mt. Prospect, IL CC Computer Control Systems PA (FT, QC, R, RS) (G) FT Fuel Transfer Equipment F Robatel Technologies LLC, Roanoke, VA (B, C, D, GB, IP In-Pile Inspection & Manipulation GR, P) QC Quick Closures, Fuel Transfer Tube 32250 Gas Handling Equipment—also see Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc., Huntsville, AL (B, R Refueling Equipment Analyzers, Gas; Filters C) RS Refueling Shielding A Adsorbers Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada (B, SP Service Platform Modification/Upgrade C Circulators C, D) G Gas Generators AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, F Vigor (formerly Oregon Iron Works), Clackamas, OR HC Hydrogen Combiners Santa Fe, NM (IP) (B, C) MP Mixers, Proportioners AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), F Wagstaff Applied Technologies, Spokane, WA (B, C, OG Off-Gas reatmentT Systems Charlotte, NC (CC, FT, IP, R, SP) D, GR, G) AREVA TN, Columbia, MD (FT) P Purifiers Diakont, San Diego, CA (CC, FT, IP, R, SP) ECU Corporation, Cincinnati, OH (A, OG) 36900 Grouts Cutting Technologies (CTI), Gloucester City, NJ

37130 Health Physics Equipment & Supplies—also see Counters; Monitors, Rad.; Resp. Prot.; Samplers APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES B Bags BM Biomedical Radiation-Counting Systems BC Body Cooling Systems DM Decon Mats Since 1946, the engineering expertise, DT Decon Trailers, Mobile manufacturing capability, quality DC Dosimeter Chargers DV Dosimeter Vests, Caps, Arm & Leg Bands systems and experience to execute DH Dosimeters, High-Range (Mega R) DP Dosimeters, Personnel the most demanding projects DO Dosimetry Systems, Computerized DR Dosimetry Systems, Real-Time Remote DS Drain Socks EM Emergency Medical Equipment & Supplies E Enclosures, Radiological Containment (Temporary) • ASME Pressure FT Filter Test Equipment Vessels HS Heat Stress Monitors L Labels, Warning • Gloveboxes MS Metalized Sheeting MT Mops, Roll, Tacky • Material Handling PR Phantoms, Radiation-Dosimetry Equipment PC Planchet Changers, Automatic IMPLEMENTED NUCLEAR P Planchets, Counting QUALITY ASSURANCE • Nuclear Shielding RT Respirator Tracking Systems PROGRAMS SI Scanners, Isotope Distribution S Sheeting, Plastic ASME NQA-1 2008/2009 • Containers/Casks/ SW Signs, Warning, Radiation 10 CFR 50 Appendix B Overpacks SS Smears, Swipes 10 CFR 71 Subpart H ASME B30.20 SF Stretch Wrap Film DOE O 414.1D • TW Tapes, Warning ISO 9001:2000 Lifting Devices T Tubing, Plastic WC Wheel Covers WT Wipers, Tacky Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (B, DM, DT, DS, Contact: Dan Payne [email protected] 509-321-3184 EM, L, MT, S, SW, SS, SF, TW, T, WC, WT) www.WagstaffAT.com Spokane Valley, WA Applied Health Physics, LLC, Bethel Park, PA (DP, SS) F Denotes Advertiser

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N, NA, NS, NPT, U, U2 ASNE NQA-1 • 10 CFR PART 50, APP B 37130 Health Physics Equipment & Supplies AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Rich Industries Inc., New Philadelphia, OH (B, S, SW, 37200 Health Physics Services—also see Charlotte, NC (BC, DP, DO) SS, TW, T) Decontamination; Rad. Monitoring Serv.; Arrow-Tech, Inc., Rolla, ND (DC, DH, DP) RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD Waste Mgmt. Serv. BES Technologies, Oak Ridge, TN (RT) (B, DM, DC, L, P, SW, SS, TW) BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (DT, DO, DR, E, T) BF Badge Services, Film Saphymo - Bertin Instruments, Montigny le Biodex Medical Systems, Inc., Shirley, NY (DC, DP, SW, BT Badge Services, TLD SS) Bretonneux, France (DC, DH, DP, DO, DR) BI Bioassay Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT S.E. International, Inc., Summertown, TN (DP) BA Breathing Air Quality Analysis (BM, DO, PR, PC, P, SI) J. L. Shepherd & Assoc., San Fernando, CA (E) C Calibration CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN Siemens Power Generation Services, Orlando, FL (DH, D Dosimetry Services EI Environmental Impact Analysis (BM, DC, DP, DO, DR) DP, DO, DR) HC Hazard Communication (Employee) Coastal Network, Inc., Charlottesville, VA (B, DM, DC, Steele Body Cooling Vests, Kingston, WA (BC) DV, DP, E, L, MT, P, S, SW, SS, TW, T, WT) IH Industrial Hygiene Services Tech Products, Inc., Staten Island, NY (SW) Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (E) IR Industrial Radiology Eastern Technologies, Inc., (OREX), Ashford, AL (B, Transco Products Inc., Chicago, IL (DO) IT Industrial Toxicology F DM, DV, MT, S, WT) UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst Corp.), I In-Plant F Frham Safety Products, Inc., Nashville, TN (B, BC, DM, Longmeadow, MA (B, BC, DM, DT, DV, DS, EM, E, L Laboratory Services DV, DS, E, MT, P, S, SW, SS, TW, WC, WT) L, MT, S, SW, SS, TW, T, WT) LD Laundry Services, Dry Cleaning G/O Corp., Abita Springs, LA (B, DM, DV, DS, S, SW, F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, LE Laundry Services, Extraction LW Laundry Services, Wet Wash SS, SF, WT) PA (DT) HI-Q Environmental Products Co., Inc., San Diego, CA MR Medical Review Officer Services (P) PW Procedures Writing Hopewell Designs, Inc., Alpharetta, GA (DC) 37160 Health Physics Equipment & Q Quality Assurance, Quality Control International Plastics, Inc., Greenville, SC (B, S) RS Radiochemistry Services ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, Supplies, Disposable/Soluble RE Radiological Engineering WA (DR, SI) EF Equipment & Floor Covers RI Radioimmunassay Services James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (DT, DP, MW Mops, Wet RC Regulatory Compliance Support DO, DR) W Wipers RF Respirator Fit Testing RT Respiratory Equipment Cleaning, Repair JSM Protective, Inc., Wilmington, NC (B, DM, S, TW, Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (EF, MW, W) T, WT) & Testing Eastern Technologies, Inc., (OREX), Ashford, AL (EF, Lancs Industries, Kirkland, WA (B, E, L, S, SW, T) S Surveys F Mohawk Safety, Manchester, CT (B, DM, DS, E, L, MT, MW, W) TH Training, Health Physics P, S, SW, SS, SF, TW, T, WT) F Frham Safety Products, Inc., Nashville, TN (EF, MW, TM Training, Maintenance Support North Wind Group, Idaho Falls, ID (DP) W) U Urinalysis ORTEC, Oak Ridge, TN (BM, DP, DO, P, SI) G/O Corp., Abita Springs, LA (W) WB Whole-Body Counting Services F PacTec, Inc., Clinton, LA (B, DM, DS, E, S, T) Hopewell Designs, Inc., Alpharetta, GA (EF) F AECOM, Aiken, SC (EI, IR) F Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (E, FT) F Mohawk Safety, Manchester, CT (EF, MW, W) Amec Foster Wheeler, Grand Junction, CO (EI, RE, S) F Reef Industries, Inc., Houston, TX (B, DM, DS, E, S, Anata Management Solutions, West Jordan, UT (RC, F PacTec, Inc., Clinton, LA (EF) SW, TW, T) TH, TM) Research Products International Corp., Mt. Prospect, IL Radiation Safety & Control Services, Inc., Stratham, Applied Health Physics, LLC, Bethel Park, PA (C, EI, I, (L, SS, TW) NH (EF) L, PW, RE, RC, S, TH) Rexon Components, Inc., Beachwood, OH (DP, DO, F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst Corp.), AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), PR, P) Longmeadow, MA (EF, MW, W) Charlotte, NC (D, EI, I, L)

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ARS International, LLC, Port Allen, LA (D, EI, L, Q, RS, F Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada (D, L, RS, RE, Technical Management Services, Inc., New Hartford, S, TH) TM, U) CT (TH) Atkins, (f/k/a Nuclear Safety Associates, Inc.), Leidos, Reston, VA (EI, HC, IH, PW, Q, RE) Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc., Huntsville, AL (BI, Charlotte, NC (PW, RE, RC) L3 MAPPS, (Power Systems and Simulation), Montreal, L, RS) Attenuation Environmental Co., Seattle, WA (EI, PW, Quebec, Canada (TM) TFE, Inc., North Augusta, SC (Q, RE, TH, TM) RE, RC) Materials & Chemistry Laboratory, Inc., Oak Ridge, TN TLG Services, Inc., (Affl. of Entergy Corp.), Beamex, Inc., Marietta, GA (C) (IH, L) Bridgewater, CT (RE) Berkeley Nucleonics Corp., San Rafael, CA (C) MHF Services, (An EnergySolutions Company), Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada BES Technologies, Oak Ridge, TN (LE, LW, RF, RT) Wexford, PA (PW, Q) (RE) BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (D, EI, IH, I, PW, Q, RS, Navarro Research and Engineering, Inc., Oak Ridge, F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst Corp.), TN (HC, IH, PW, Q, RE, RC) RE, RC, RT, S, TH, TM) Longmeadow, MA (HC, LE, LW, RC, RF, RT, S) NC Testing Services, LLC, Carrboro, NC (C, D, I, RE, S, Boston Government Services, LLC (BGS), Oak Ridge, F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, TH, TM) TN (BA, C, D, EI, IH, IR, PW, Q, RS, RE, RC, RF, S) PA (C, D, EI, I, L, Q, RS, RE, RC, RF, S, TH) North Wind Group, Idaho Falls, ID (BI, BA, EI, IH, Cabrera Services Inc., East Hartford, CT (BI, BA, C, D, WMG, Inc., Peekskill, NY (PW, RC) EI, IH, Q, RS, RE, S, TH, TM) TH) NRG, Petten, The Netherlands (BT, D, EI, I, L, LW, PW, WorleyParsons, Reading, PA (EI, RE) Campoverde srl, Milano, Italy (C, D, EI, IR, L, RS, RE, WYNSOR, Ogden, UT (BI, D, IH, RE, RC, RF, RT, S, TH) Q, RS, RC, S, TH, U, WB) NSSI/Recovery Services Inc., Houston, TX (C, TH) TH) Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT NV5 Global, Richland, WA (BT, C, EI, HC, IH, PW, RE, (C, EI, I, L, RS, RE, TH, WB) RC, S, TH) Chesapeake Nuclear Services, Inc., Annapolis, MD (EI, Perma-Fix Environmental Services, Inc., Knoxville, TN 37600 Heat Exchangers & Equipment— I, PW, Q, RS, RE, RC, S, TH) (C) also see Computer Software CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN (BT, Philotechnics, Ltd., Oak Ridge, TN (RE) C Coil BI, C, D, RE, S, TH, U, WB) Portage Inc., Idaho Falls, ID (IH) HP Heat Pipe The Delphi Groupe, Inc., Austin, TX (HC, IH, I, PW, Q, Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (RE, P Plate/Tube RS, RE, RC, TH, TM) TH, TM) RF Refacing Equipment (On-Site) Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (RE) Radiological Solutions, Inc., Rockdale, IL (PW, RC) S Shell/Tube DW James Consulting, North Oaks, MN (RE) RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD SA Sodium/Air Eastern Technologies, Inc., (OREX), Ashford, AL (LW, (BI, C, D, I, L, RI, S, TH, U) SS Sodium/Sodium RT) Saphymo - Bertin Instruments, Montigny le SW Sodium/Water F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (RE, S) Bretonneux, France (C) W Wet Surface Air Coolers Foss Therapy Services, Inc., North Hollywood, CA (S, Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL (EI, I, PW, Q, RE, TM) RC, TH, TM) AZZ Nuclear Engineered Solutions, Fort Worth, TX (P, The GEL Group, Inc., (GEL Engineering, LLC), (GEL Siemens Power Generation Services, Orlando, FL (TH) S) F Laboratories, LLC), (GEL Geophysics, LLC), (Cape Howard L. Sobel, P.E., Oceanside, NY (Q, RC) BWX Technologies, Inc., Lynchburg, VA (S) Fear Analytical, Inc.), Charleston, SC (IH, L, RF) Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX (EI, RS, Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated Pipe Health Physics Instruments, (Div. of Far West TH) & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL (C, HP, P, RF, S) Technology, Inc.), Goleta, CA (C) Standish Technologies International, Deerfield Beach, DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX HI-Q Environmental Products Co., Inc., San Diego, CA FL (RC) (C, HP, P, S) (BA, C) Stoller Newport News Nuclear (SN3), (A sub. of Ellis & Watts Global Industries, Inc., Batavia, OH (C, Hopewell Designs, Inc., Alpharetta, GA (C) Huntington Ingalls Industries), Broomfield, CO (EI, HP, P, S) ICM-International Climbing Machines, Ithaca, NY (S) PW, Q, RE, RC, S) F Energy Steel, Lapeer, MI (C, P, S) ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, F Equipos Nucleares, S.A., S.M.E, Madrid, Spain (HP, P, S, WA (IR) Denotes Advertiser W)

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Heat Exchanger Products Corp. (HEPCO), Hingham, FI Fuel, Irradiated F Thermo Scientific - CIDTEC Cameras & Imagers, MA (P) IS In-Service (Part of Thermo Fisher Scientific), Liverpool, NY F Joseph Oat Corp., Camden, NJ (C, S) IA Inspection Agency, ASME Code (VR) Radiological Solutions, Inc., Rockdale, IL (C) MS Microscopy, Scanning Underwater Construction Corp., Essex, CT (ND, Q, Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada ND Nondestructive Examination TP) (C, HP, S) P Pipeline Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear F Vigor (formerly Oregon Iron Works), Clackamas, OR PS Pipe Supports Services Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (IS, ND, Q, ST, TP, (P, S) Q QA/QC VR, U) F Wagstaff Applied Technologies, Spokane, WA (C, HP, SI Safety, Industrial Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Kurion, Inc.), Richland, P, S) S Siren Systems WA (TP, VR, U) SO Solenoids F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, ST Structures PA (CR, FI, IS, IA, ND, Q, VR) 39650 Hydraulic Systems & TP Tanks & Pools Worthington Industries, Columbus, OH (ND, W) Components—also see Consultants; VR Visual, Remote Zachry Nuclear Engineering, Inc., Stonington, CT (P, Pumps, Other W Welding PS) U Underwater, Remote, In-Service Zetec, Inc., Snoqualmie, WA (IS, ND) PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN Ahlberg Cameras, Wilmington, NC (VR, U) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, Ulyanovsk region, Russia Santa Fe, NM (IS, ND, VR, U) 41000 Instrument Services—also see American Crane & Equipment Corp., Douglassville, Calibration Services; Health Physics 39960 Imaging, Digital PA (C) Anamet Inc., Hayward, CA (MS) Services CS Consulting Services Applied Health Physics, LLC, Bethel Park, PA H Hardware Anata Management Solutions, West Jordan, UT (Q, SI) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), RS Radiographic Scanning Charlotte, NC (CR, C, D, EM, EE, FI, IS, ND, Q, SO, Charlotte, NC RT Real-Time VR, W, U) Berkeley Nucleonics Corp., San Rafael, CA S Software AREVA TN, Columbia, MD (FI, ND, Q, TP, W, U) Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT Cutting Technologies (CTI), Gloucester City, NJ (RS) AZZ Nuclear, Suwanee, GA (W) CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN F Diakont, San Diego, CA (CS, H, RT, S) G.D. Barri & Associates, Inc., Peoria, AZ (Q) EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT General Plastics MFG. Co., Tacoma, WA (CS) Boston Government Services, LLC (BGS), Oak Ridge, Equipos Nucleares, S.A., S.M.E, Madrid, Spain InterTest, Inc., Columbia, NJ (RT) TN (Q, SI) EXCEL Services Corporation, Rockville, MD ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, F BWX Technologies, Inc., Lynchburg, VA (FI, MS, ND) HI-Q Environmental Products Co., Inc., San Diego, WA (RT, S) Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT CA Merrick & Company, Greenwood Village, CO (CS) (ND) James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom NRG, Petten, The Netherlands (RS) Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated NSSI/Recovery Services Inc., Houston, TX Remote Ocean Systems (ROS), San Diego, CA (H) Pipe & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL (Q) NUCON International, Inc., Columbus, OH Corrosion Control Services, Inc., (CCSI Engineered Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI Diaphragm Div.), Davenport, IA (DS, TP) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, 40050 Indicators Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, (Curtiss-Wright Ulyanovsk region, Russia F Flow Anatec), Irvine, CA (IS, IA, ND, P, Q, VR, W) Volian Enterprises, Inc., Murrysville, PA LF Laminar Flow Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, (Curtiss-Wright EST F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, LE LEDs Group), Hatfield, PA (IS, ND, P, VR, W) PA L Level DCS Systems, Inc., Simsbury, CT (Q) P Pressure The Delphi Groupe, Inc., Austin, TX (Q, SI) T Temperature F Endeavor Robotics, Chelmsford, MA (VR) 41015 Instrumentation, Misc. V Vibration Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN (IS, A Analyzer, Total Uranium (Water, Soils, Automation Products, Inc., (Dynatrol® Div.), Houston, ND, P, TP, W) Bioassay) TX (L) Genave Electronics, Rosemount, MN (S) AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, AZZ Nuclear Engineered Solutions, Fort Worth, TX Hennigan Engineering Co., Inc., Hingham, MA (P) Santa Fe, NM (A) (F, L, P, T) ICM-International Climbing Machines, Ithaca, NY Cabrera Services Inc., East Hartford, CT (A) DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX (ND, VR) Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada (F, L, P, T) International Quality Consultants, Inc., Butler, PA (IS, (A) Elan Technical Corp., Eden Prairie, MN (P, T) ND, Q, W) FCI-Fluid Components International LLC, San Inuktun InCommand Robotics, LLC, (Sub. of Inuktun Marcos, CA (F, L, T) Services Ltd.), Houston, TX (IS, ND, P, VR, U) 41200 Insulation, Thermal Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI (F, L, P, T) James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (DS, ND, P, B Blanket Siemens Process Industries and Drives, (Industry TP, VR, W, U) C Cable Automation Div.), (Process Instrumentation & F Joseph Oat Corp., Camden, NJ (ND, PS, Q, TP, W) CT Cable Tray Analytics), Hauppauge, NY (F) Konecranes Nuclear Equipment & Services LLC, New HT High-Temperature Weed Instrument Co., Inc., (d/b/a Ultra Electronics, Berlin, WI (C) MR Metal Reflective Nuclear Sensors & Process Instrumentation), Round Materials & Chemistry Laboratory, Inc., Oak Ridge, N Nuclear Quality (Q Materials) Rock, TX (P, T) TN (MS, ND) PT Pipe and Tube F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, National Inspection & Consultants, Fort Myers, FL Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (B, C, HT, PT) PA (F, L, P, T, V) (IS, ND, Q) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), NRG, Petten, The Netherlands (FI, IS, ND, Q) Charlotte, NC (N) NUCON International, Inc., Columbus, OH (IS) Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated 40700 Information Services NV5 Global, Richland, WA (P, SI) Pipe & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL (N, PT) Boston Government Services, LLC (BGS), Oak Ridge, PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (C, EE) DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX TN Precision Custom Components, LLC, York, PA (D, (N, PT) International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna, Austria ND, Q, W) EXCEL Services Corporation, Rockville, MD (N) Nuclear News Magazine, La Grange Park, IL Project Assistance Corp. (PAC), Walnut Creek, CA Rolls-Royce, Derby, United Kingdom (N) Nuclear Waste News, Potomac, MD (IS, Q) Transco Products Inc., Chicago, IL (MR) OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA), Boulogne- Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI (EM) Billancourt, France R.O.V. Technologies, Inc., Brattleboro, VT (IS, ND, Q, Radwaste Solutions Magazine, La Grange Park, IL TP, VR, U) 41700 Ion-Exchange Systems, Materials RussTech Language Services, Inc., Tallahassee, FL Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL (D, IS, PS, Q, TP, & Services Stoller Newport News Nuclear (SN3), (A sub. of VR) AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC Huntington Ingalls Industries), Broomfield, CO SKODA JS a.s., Plzen, Czech Republic (CR, IS, ND, Epicor, Inc., Linden, NJ F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, W) Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Kurion, Inc.), Richland, PA SNC-Lavalin, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (FI, IS, WA ND, PS, VR, W) Howard L. Sobel, P.E., Oceanside, NY (Q) 40900 Inspection Services—also see NDT; Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, 44000 Laboratories, Mobile Video Services Ulyanovsk region, Russia (FI, U) A Analytical Services, On-Site CR Control Rods & Drives Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX (ND) E Environmental Analysis C Cranes & Hoists System One, Pittsburgh, PA (C, IS, ND, P, PS, Q, SI, AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, D Dimensional ST, TP, VR, W) Santa Fe, NM (A) DS Diaphragms, Storage Tank TFE, Inc., North Augusta, SC (Q, SI) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), EM Electric Motors F Charlotte, NC (A, E) EE Electrical, Electromechanical Equipment Denotes Advertiser BES Technologies, Oak Ridge, TN (E) 70 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs

44000 Laboratories, Mobile

Cabrera Services Inc., East Hartford, CT (A, E) SF Spent-Fuel Racks Williams Industrial Services Group, LLC, (Williams F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (A) SN Stud/Nut Removal Plant Services, LLC), Tucker, GA (CO, CN, CT, EJ, F Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada (A) TC Tank Cleaning, Fuel Storage G, HX, OM, PR, PC, SS, VA) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, TR Trash Racks Worthington Industries, Columbus, OH (PR, SF) Ulyanovsk region, Russia (A) TS Tubesheet, Epoxy Cladding System One, Pittsburgh, PA (A) U Underwater Repairs Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc., Huntsville, AL (A, VA Valve Actuators 47600 Manipulators, Remote—also see E) VR Valve Repair, Recertification Remote Control, Handling & Positioning F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, VO Valve Testing, Off-Line Devices PA (A) VT Valve Testing, On-Line WI Water Intake Cavity Cleaning (Bio- AGI Engineering, Stockton, CA Fouling) Encorus Group, (dba RJR Engineering, P.C.), Springville, NY 45550 Lights, Lighting Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (OM, PI, PR, RS) InTomes Technical Services, Inc., Springville, NY C Construction AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Inuktun InCommand Robotics, LLC, (Sub. of Inuktun E Emergency Charlotte, NC (BM, CO, CR, CT, CH, DG, E, F, FT, Services Ltd.), Houston, TX HC Hot Cell G, HX, LP, MS, MO, OM, PI, PR, PL, PT, PA, PM, Inuktun Services Ltd., Nanaimo, BC, Canada L LED PU, RM, RI, RF, RE, RA, RO, ST, SS, SF, SN, U, VA, James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom P Pool, Nuclear VR, VO, VT, WI) James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO PB Portable, Battery-Powered AREVA TN, Columbia, MD (FT, SF, TC) PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN RF Reactor Floor AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (TC) F Plant Decommissioning, Lake Villa, IL U Underwater AZZ Nuclear, Suwanee, GA (PR, RI, VR) F Robatel Technologies LLC, Roanoke, VA AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), AZZ Nuclear Engineered Solutions, Fort Worth, TX Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, Charlotte, NC (U) (CO, E, HX, HV, PM, PU) Ulyanovsk region, Russia BIRNS, Inc., Oxnard, CA (E, HC, P, RF, U) Berkeley Nucleonics Corp., San Rafael, CA (RM) Tecnubel-Transnubel-ECS, Dessel, Belgium Diakont, San Diego, CA (HC, P, U) BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (BM, E, G, H, OM, PR, Wälischmiller Engineering GmbH, Markdorf, Baden- Inuktun Services Ltd., Nanaimo, BC, Canada (U) PM, PU, RF, RE, RA, VR, VO, VT) Württemberg, Germany Lights Camera Action, LLC, Gilbert, AZ (C, P, RF, U) F BWX Technologies, Inc., Lynchburg, VA (LP, OM, RE) Master-Lee Engineered Products Inc., Latrobe, PA (P, CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN RF, U) (RM, RS) 47620 Mapping Services Mirion Technologies (IST) Corp., (Sensing Systems ComRent Load Bank Solutions, Upper Marlboro, MD A Automated Div.), Horseheads, NY (P, U) (DG, E, G, MO, OM) C Conventional Nuclear Systems Associates, Inc., Brea, CA (E, HC) Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, Brea, CA (VR) Merrick & Company, Greenwood Village, CO (A, C) Premier Technology, Inc., Blackfoot, ID (HC) Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, (Curtiss-Wright Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI (A) Remote Ocean Systems (ROS), San Diego, CA (HC, P, Anatec), Irvine, CA (CO, HX, RE) Stoller Newport News Nuclear (SN3), (A sub. of U) Diakont, San Diego, CA (CH, DG, FT, RF, RE, VA) Huntington Ingalls Industries), Broomfield, CO (A, R.O.V. Technologies, Inc., Brattleboro, VT (P, U) DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX C) Sidus Solutions LLC, San Diego, CA (U) (CO, E, HX, HV, PM, PU) Sundance Consulting, Inc., Pocatello, ID (A) F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (C, CN, G, RS, Transco Products Inc., Chicago, IL (A) Corp.), Longmeadow, MA (E) RW, TR) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, ECU Corporation, Cincinnati, OH (HV) PA (HC, P, PB, RF, U) ENECON Corp., Medford, NY (BB, C, CO, CN, CT, 47630 Markers, Identification EJ, FP, HX, HV, LC, MS, OM, PR, PL, PC, PU, TS) Coastal Network, Inc., Charlottesville, VA Equipos Nucleares, S.A., S.M.E, Madrid, Spain (BM, 47400 Maintenance & Repair Services— Tech Products, Inc., Staten Island, NY CO, HX, HV, MS, MO, PR, PL, PT, PM, PU, RI, U, F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst also see Testing Services VA, VR, VO, VT) Corp.), Longmeadow, MA BM Bolt-Maintenance EXCEL Services Corporation, Rockville, MD (S) BB Bus Bar Insulating (Epoxy Coating) Foss Therapy Services, Inc., North Hollywood, CA C Concrete (RM, RS) 51730 Meteorological Equipment—also CO Condenser Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN (C, CN Construction CN, CT, EJ, G, HV, LC, PI, PR, PL, PC, TC) see Environmental Monitoring Equipment A Anemometers CR Control Rod Drives Health Physics Instruments, (Div. of Far West B Barometers CT Cooling Towers Technology, Inc.), Goleta, CA (RM) H Humidity Sensors CH Cranes & Hoists Heat Exchanger Products Corp. (HEPCO), Hingham, P Precipitation Sensors DG Diesel Generators MA (HX, MS) SR Solar Radiation Sensors E Electrical Equipment Hennigan Engineering Co., Inc., Hingham, MA (CO, T Temperature Sensors EJ Expansion Joints HX, PI) FP Freeze Plugging/Sealing (Pipe) ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, Elan Technical Corp., Eden Prairie, MN (H, T) F Fuel Assemblies WA (RM) FT Fuel Transfer Equipment James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (RE) 53950 Mockup Design & Fabrication— G General F Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada (C, LC, OM, HX Heat Exchangers RS, RO, SC) also see Training Materials HV HVAC Equipment Konecranes Nuclear Equipment & Services LLC, New CR Control Room H Hydraulic Equipment Berlin, WI (CH, FT) E Equipment LC Leak Repair, Concrete North Wind Group, Idaho Falls, ID (CT, G) LR Local & Remote Control Panels LP Loose Parts Retrieval PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (CH, FT, RF, RE, SF, AGI Engineering, Stockton, CA (LR) MS Mechanical Seals TC) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), MO Motors, Electric Preferred Engineering Corp., (Sub. of Preferred Charlotte, NC (CR) OM Outage Management Services Utilities Mfg. Corp.), Danbury, CT (RS, RF) AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (LR) PS Penetration Seals Premier Technology, Inc., Blackfoot, ID (HX) F BWX Technologies, Inc., Lynchburg, VA (E) PI Pipe Cleaning, Internal (Bio-Fouling) Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (RM, Encorus Group, (dba RJR Engineering, P.C.), PR Pipe Repair & Replacement RS, RW) Springville, NY (CR, E, LR) PL Pool Liner Inspection & Repair F Robatel Technologies LLC, Roanoke, VA (RS) Foss Therapy Services, Inc., North Hollywood, CA PT Post-Tensioning System Surveillance Sarens USA, Inc., Houston, TX (CN, CH, HX, RI, SF) (CR, E, LR) PA Power Apparatus Schutte and Koerting, Trevose, PA (VA, VR, VO) ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, PC Protective Coatings Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, WA (LR) PM Pump & Motor, Main Coolant Ulyanovsk region, Russia (F, FT, RF, TC) James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (E) PU Pump Inspection & Repair Tecnubel-Transnubel-ECS, Dessel, Belgium (SF, TC) A. C. Macris, Consultants, Mystic, CT (CR, E) RM Radiation Measuring Devices & Systems Transco Products Inc., Chicago, IL (RM, RS, RE) Merrick & Company, Greenwood Village, CO (E) RS Radiation Shielding Tri Tool Inc., Rancho Cordova, CA (HX, OM, PR, RE) PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (E) RW Radiation-Shielding Windows Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada F Plant Decommissioning, Lake Villa, IL (E) RI Reactor Internals (RM) Precision Custom Components, LLC, York, PA (E) RF Refueling Equipment Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear Premier Technology, Inc., Blackfoot, ID (E) RE Remote Inspection/Repair Services Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (CO, G, PI, PA, PC, Radiological Solutions, Inc., Rockdale, IL (E) RA Rotating Machinery Alignment RF, RE, S, SF, SN, TC, TR, TS, WI) REI Nuclear, LLC, Columbia, SC (LR) RO Rotating Machinery, Vibration Valcor Engineering Corp., (Valcor Nuclear)(Valcor), Rolls-Royce, Derby, United Kingdom (E, LR) Monitoring (Predictive) Springfield, NJ (VA) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, SC Screens, Traveling Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Kurion, Inc.), Richland, Ulyanovsk region, Russia (CR, E, LR) ST Seal Table/Flux Thimbles WA (RE) Transco Products Inc., Chicago, IL (E) SS Security Systems, Anti-Intrusion Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Alaron Nuclear Services), Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada S Snubbers Wampum, PA (MO, PM, PU, RO, SF, TC) (CR, E, LR) 72 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Nondestructive Testing 56600

Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Kurion, Inc.), Richland, Berkeley Nucleonics Corp., San Rafael, CA (PS) Saphymo - Bertin Instruments, Montigny le WA (CR, LR) Biodex Medical Systems, Inc., Shirley, NY (PS) Bretonneux, France (D, HF, WB) F Wagstaff Applied Technologies, Spokane, WA (CR, E, Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT S.E. International, Inc., Summertown, TN (PI) LR) (AA, AP, CW, DB, FC, GE, LE, R, S, T) Siemens Power Generation Services, Orlando, FL (AL) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN Technical Associates, (Overhoff Technology Corp. PA (CR, E, LR) (AA, AP, AF, DB, FA, F, FC, P, PS, R, S, T, TR, TP) Sub.), (US Nuclear Corp. Div.), Canoga Park, CA Coastal Network, Inc., Charlottesville, VA (AP, PS) (AL, D, HF, PI, WB) Cutting Technologies (CTI), Gloucester City, NJ (F) F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst 54750 Monitors, Other Than Radiation FCI-Fluid Components International LLC, San Corp.), Longmeadow, MA (AL) AI Air In-Leak Marcos, CA (AP, GE, LE) CC Cable Condition Femto-Tech, Inc., Carlisle, OH (AA, R, TR, TP) CV Check Valve F F&J Specialty Products, Inc., Ocala, FL (AP, R) 55490 Neutron Absorbers—also see C Chlorine HI-Q Environmental Products Co., Inc., San Diego, Filters, Neutron; Shielding Design; CW Cooling Water System CA (AA, AP, TR, TP) Shielding Materials CO Corrosion H3D, Inc., Ann Arbor, MI (FA, MA, MV, PS, S, U) BA Boric Acid FE Filter Efficiency James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (AA, AP, BC Boron Carbides F Fuel Element (Ex-Reactor) CW, DB, FA, G, S, T) CE Boron Carbides, Enriched (B-10) G Gas JSM Protective, Inc., Wilmington, NC (PS) BN Boron, Natural HL Humidity, Integrated Leak Rate Test LabLogic Systems, Inc., Brandon, FL (PS) BE Boron, Enriched (B-10, B-11) IL In-Line Process Magid Glove & Safety Mfg. Co., LLC, Romeoville, IL OB Other Boron Compounds LP Loose Parts (AP) BP Burnable Poisons MC Machinery Condition Mazur Instruments, Castle Rock, CO (PS) C Cadmium N Noise Munro Instruments Ltd., Harlow, Essex, United CS Cadmium Sulfide SW Service Water System Kingdom (AA, AP, PS) E Encapsulated T Temperature ORTEC, Oak Ridge, TN (AP, B, CW, DB, FA, F, FC, GD Gadolinium V Vibration GE, G, LE, MV, P, PL, PS, R, T, TR) G Grain WC Water Chemistry Pajarito Scientific Corp. (PSC), (Pajarito Scientific IM In Matrixes W Weld Security Corp.) (PSSC), Santa Fe, NM (CW, DB, FA) MM Metal Matrix Composites AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Premium Analyse, Norroy Le Veneur, France (TR, TP) MS Molded Shapes Charlotte, NC (CV, C, F, IL, LP, MC, T, V, WC) Pylon Electronics Inc., (Div. of Autrex) P Pellets Automation Products, Inc., (Dynatrol® Div.), Houston, (Instrumentation Dept.), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada PL Plates TX (IL) (AA, AP, F, PS, R) AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (SW, WC) Qal-Tek Associates, LLC, Idaho Falls, ID (S) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Elan Technical Corp., Eden Prairie, MN (HL, IL, T) Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (CW, Charlotte, NC (BP, GD) FCI-Fluid Components International LLC, San DB, FA, F, MV, S) Ceradyne, Inc. a 3M company, Quapaw, OK (BA, BC, Marcos, CA (AI, G) Radiological Solutions, Inc., Rockdale, IL (PL, PS) BN, BE, OB, BP, G, IM, MS, P, PL) JSM Protective, Inc., Wilmington, NC (T) Rexon Components, Inc., Beachwood, OH (AA, AP, Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (BA, BC, BN, E, MS) Magid Glove & Safety Mfg. Co., LLC, Romeoville, IL FA, F, GE, P, R, S, TR, TP, U) F (G) R.O.V. Technologies, Inc., Brattleboro, VT (U) Holtec International, Camden, NJ (E) Hopewell Designs, Inc., Alpharetta, GA (IM, MS) Mirion Technologies (IST) Corp., (Sensing Systems RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD F Div.), Horseheads, NY (F, LP, N, T) (FA, PS, R) Robatel Technologies LLC, Roanoke, VA (E, IM, MS, PL) MPR Associates, Inc., Alexandria, VA (MC, SW) Saphymo - Bertin Instruments, Montigny le F Munro Instruments Ltd., Harlow, Essex, United Bretonneux, France (AA, AP, AF, CW, DB, F, GE, G, Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Kingdom (G) LE, PS, R, S, T, TR, TP, U) PA (BP) NUCON International, Inc., Columbus, OH (FE) S.E. International, Inc., Summertown, TN (PS) NWT Corp., San Jose, CA (WC) Staplex - Air Sampler Div., Brooklyn, NY (AP) 56600 Nondestructive Testing Radiological Solutions, Inc., Rockdale, IL (CO, WC) Technical Associates, (Overhoff Technology Corp. AC Acoustic Emission Saphymo - Bertin Instruments, Montigny le Sub.), (US Nuclear Corp. Div.), Canoga Park, CA EC Eddy Current Bretonneux, France (G) (AA, AP, B, CW, DB, FA, F, FC, GE, G, LE, MA, MV, E Equipment Sales Sidus Solutions LLC, San Diego, CA (CW, SW) P, PS, R, S, T, TR, TP, U) DP Dye Penetrant Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, Transco Products Inc., Chicago, IL (MA, PS, U) FP Fluorescent Penetrant Ulyanovsk region, Russia (F) Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada FL Flux Leakage (TR, TP) Waters Equipment, Oconomowoc, WI (WC) GP Ground Penetrating Radar F F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, I Infrared Corp.), Longmeadow, MA (M, S) PA (F, IL, LP, T, V) MP Magnetic Particle F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, R Radiographic PA (FA, GE) 55040 Monitors, Radiation, Area RT Radiographic, Real-Time Imaging RS Residual Stress & Special-Purpose—also see 55060 Monitors, Radiation, Personnel— S Services Environmental; Radiation Monitoring U Ultrasonic AA Air, Alpha, Continuous also see Health Physics Equipment; UW Underwater AP Air, Particulate Monitors, Microwave & RF AREVA Federal Services, Charlotte, NC (FP, MP, R, AF Automated Floor Survey System AL Audible Alarm (Electronic) RT, S, U) B Bag D Doorway AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), CW Conveyorized Waste FB Film Badges, Films Charlotte, NC (AC, EC, E, DP, FP, MP, R, RT, RS, S, DB Drum/Barrel HF Hand-and-Foot U, UW) FA Fixed-Area PI Pocket Ion Chambers F BWX Technologies, Inc., Lynchburg, VA (EC, S, U) F Floor Contamination TL Thermoluminescent Dosimeters (TLD) Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated FC Food Contamination WB Whole-Body Pipe & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL (DP, FP, GE Gas Effluent WM Whole-Body, Mobile MP, R, S, U) G Gate Applied Health Physics, LLC, Bethel Park, PA (PI) Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, (Curtiss-Wright LE Liquid Effluent Arrow-Tech, Inc., Rolla, ND (PI) Anatec), Irvine, CA (EC, DP, MP, U) M Microwave & RF Radiation Biodex Medical Systems, Inc., Shirley, NY (PI) Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, (Curtiss-Wright EST MA Mobile (Aircraft) Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT Group), Hatfield, PA (EC, E, S, U) MV Mobile (Vehicular) (AL, WB) Cutting Technologies (CTI), Gloucester City, NJ (GP) OS Outstations CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX P Perimeter (AL, D, FB, HF, PI, TL, WB, WM) (AC, EC, DP, FP, FL, GP, I, MP, R, RT, RS, S, U, UW) PL Pipe/Lumber Coastal Network, Inc., Charlottesville, VA (PI) Dubose National Energy Services, Clinton, NC (DP, PS Portable Survey Meters James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (AL, D, FP, MP, R, U) R Radon HF, PI, WB, WM) Elcometer Inc., Rochester Hills, MI (EC, U) S Scrap, Radioactive Ludlum Measurements, Inc., Sweetwater, TX (D, HF) Energy and Process Corp., (A Ferguson Sub.), Tucker, T Tool ORTEC, Oak Ridge, TN (D, HF, WB) GA (DP, MP, U) TR Tritium Qal-Tek Associates, LLC, Idaho Falls, ID (AL, D, FB, Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN (EC, TP Tritium, Portable HF, PI) DP, FP, FL, I, MP, R, RT, RS, S, U) U Underwater Rexon Components, Inc., Beachwood, OH (D, HF, TL) Hennigan Engineering Co., Inc., Hingham, MA (EC, Applied Health Physics, LLC, Bethel Park, PA (F, PS, RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD S) S) (PI, TL) ICM-International Climbing Machines, Ithaca, NY (S) Arrow-Tech, Inc., Rolla, ND (PS) F INTEGRA Services Technologies Inc., Pasadena, TX AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (LE) Denotes Advertiser (U, UW) Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 73 56600 Nondestructive Testing

International Quality Consultants, Inc., Butler, PA Tioga Pipe Supply Co., Inc., Philadelphia, PA (CS, Master-Lee Engineered Products Inc., Latrobe, PA (DP, MP, R, U) CM, CO, NC, SL, S, SS, T, TS, Z, ZS) (SH) Inuktun InCommand Robotics, LLC, (Sub. of Inuktun Preferred Engineering Corp., (Sub. of Preferred Services Ltd.), Houston, TX (EC, E, I, U, UW) Utilities Mfg. Corp.), Danbury, CT (HL, I, MS, P, RP, ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, 59850 Pipe & Tube Machinery & RV, RO, SL, SH, ST) WA (R, RT) Equipment—also see Cleaning Equip. F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (AC, EC, (Tube Cleaning) PA (CR, MS) E, DP, FP, FL, GP, MP, R, RT, RS, S) B Bending, Pipe F Joseph Oat Corp., Camden, NJ (EC, DP) BT Bending, Tube 63400 Power Supplies Lenape Forged Products Corp., West Chester, PA (DP, BP Beveling, Pipe MP, S, U) AC AC BV Beveling, Tube F Major Tool & Machine, Inc., Indianapolis, IN (DP, FP, C Chargers, Battery CR Crimpers, Tube MP, R, U) DC DC CP Cutting, Pipe NRG, Petten, The Netherlands (EC, S, U) HF High-Frequency CT Cutting, Tube NUCON International, Inc., Columbus, OH (S) HV High-Voltage CI Cutting, In-Place PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (EC, I, R, U, UW) I Instrument EH Expanders, Tube, Hydraulic Precision Custom Components, LLC, York, PA (AC, IN Inverters EM Expanders, Tube, Mechanical EC, DP, FP, MP, R, S, U) PL Power Line Conditioner IT Instrumentation Tubing, Orbital Welding Project Assistance Corp. (PAC), Walnut Creek, CA S Stand-by PO Primary, Orbital TIG Welding (EC, DP, MP, R, S, U) U Uninterruptible (AC-DC-AC) RS Rounding & Sizing Rolls-Royce, Derby, United Kingdom (FP, RT, RS, S, U, AZZ Nuclear Engineered Solutions, Fort Worth, TX T Threading, Pipe UW) (AC, DC, I, PL, S, U) W Weld End Preparation Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL (S) DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX Sidus Solutions LLC, San Diego, CA (UW) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), (AC, DC, I, PL, S, U) SKODA JS a.s., Plzen, Czech Republic (EC, DP, MP, R, Charlotte, NC (CT, CI, EH, EM, PO, W) ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, AZZ Nuclear, Suwanee, GA (CP, CI, IT, PO, W) WA (U) U) F SNC-Lavalin, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (EC, DP, Brokk Inc., Santa Fe, NM (CP, CT, CI) Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI (AC, DC, S, U) Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, (Curtiss-Wright EST I, U) Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX (AC, Group), Hatfield, PA (EH) Schneider Electric Gutor Technologies, Houston, TX EC, DP, GP, MP, R, U) DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX (C, I, IN, PL, U) System One, Pittsburgh, PA (EC, DP, FP, GP, I, MP, R, (B, BT, BP, BV, CR, CP, CT, T) RT, RS, S, U) E. H. Wachs, Lincolnshire, IL (BP, BV, CP, CT, CI, PO, Underwater Construction Corp., Essex, CT (U) W) 64300 Protective Coverings & Tarpaulins Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear Tioga Pipe Supply Co., Inc., Philadelphia, PA (B, BT, Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA Services Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (AC, E, S, U, UW) BP, BV, CP, T, W) F PacTec, Inc., Clinton, LA University of Bristol, (Interface Analysis Centre), Tri Tool Inc., Rancho Cordova, CA (BP, BV, CP, CT, F Reef Industries, Inc., Houston, TX Bristol, United Kingdom (RS, S) PO, W) Rich Industries Inc., New Philadelphia, OH F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada Strategic Packaging Systems, LLC, Madisonville, TN (B, BT, IT, PO, RS, T, W) PA (EC, E, DP, FP, FL, I, MP, R, S, U) F Wolfgang Waelischmiller Solutions, München, Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Germany (RT) PA (CT, EH) 64700 Pumps, Centrifugal Worthington Industries, Columbus, OH (DP, MP, R, Worthington Industries, Columbus, OH (W) CW Condensate & Circulating Water U) E3 Engineered Class III Zetec, Inc., Snoqualmie, WA (EC, E, FL, S, U) HD Heater Drain 60100 Pipe Hangers and Supports NR Non-Code Radwaste DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX N2 Nuclear Class II 58000 Particle-Measuring Instruments Dubose National Energy Services, Clinton, NC PC Primary Coolant AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada RF Reactor Feed Charlotte, NC SW Service Water, Non-Code SN Service Water, Nuclear Class III CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN 61570 Plugs—also see Decontamination HI-Q Environmental Products Co., Inc., San Diego, SC Small Class III Including Radwaste CA Chemicals, Equip. & Services AGI Engineering, Stockton, CA (E3, NR, SC) Munro Instruments Ltd., Harlow, Essex, United CT Condenser Tube AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Kingdom CR Control Rod Drive Housing Charlotte, NC (CW, E3, N2, PC, RF, SW, SN, SC) ORTEC, Oak Ridge, TN FH Feedwater Heater AZZ Nuclear Engineered Solutions, Fort Worth, TX F Freeze Plugs (CW, E3, HD, NR, N2, PC, RF, SW, SN, SC) HL Hot & Cold Leg (Remotely Installed) DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX 59800 Pipe—also see Cleaning Equip. I Isolation (CW, E3, HD, NR, N2, PC, RF, SW, SN, SC) CS Carbon Steel, Seamless MS Main Steam Line ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, CM Chrome Moly MR Moisture Separator Reheater WA (NR) CO Copper P Pipeline L Lead RP Reactor Pressure Vessel Drain Line NC Nickel-Cobalt, Seamless RV Reactor Vessel Nozzle 64750 Pumps, Other PL Plastic-Lined RO Recirculation Outlet Nozzle A Air-Operated SL Seamless SL Steamline (Remotely Installed) CL Cleanup S Stainless SH Stud Hole CA Containment Air/Gas Sampling SS Stainless, Seamless ST System Test DH Diaphragm, Hydraulically Actuated T Titanium Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (CT, F, I, P) HO Hand-Operated TS Titanium, Seamless AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), HP High-Pressure Z Zirconium Charlotte, NC (CT, FH, HL, RV, SH) HY Hydraulic ZS Zirconium, Seamless F BWX Technologies, Inc., Lynchburg, VA (HL) J Jet Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (SL, S, SS, T, TS) Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated MP Metering & Proportioning AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Pipe & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL (CT, CR, PD Positive-Displacement Charlotte, NC (L, SL, S, SS) FH, I, RO, SH) SR Sealless Reciprocating AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (S) Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, (Curtiss-Wright SL Slurry AZZ Nuclear, Suwanee, GA (S) Anatec), Irvine, CA (RV) SO Sodium Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, (Curtiss-Wright EST SP Special-Purpose Pipe & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL (CS, CM, Group), Hatfield, PA (CT, CR, FH, HL, I, MS, MR, P, V Vacuum CO, L, NC, PL, SL, S, SS, T, TS, Z, ZS) RP, RV, RO, SH, ST) AGI Engineering, Stockton, CA (SL) DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX Diakont, San Diego, CA (P) AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (A, CL, SL, V) (CS, CM, CO, L, NC, PL, SL, S, SS, T, TS, Z, ZS) DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX Radiological Solutions, Inc., Rockdale, IL (HP, MP, Dubose National Energy Services, Clinton, NC (CS, (CT, CR, FH, F, I, MS, MR, P, RP, RV, RO) PD) CM, NC, SL, S, SS) Dubose National Energy Services, Clinton, NC (RV) Schutte and Koerting, Trevose, PA (HP, J, SL, V) Energy and Process Corp., (A Ferguson Sub.), Tucker, Energy and Process Corp., (A Ferguson Sub.), Tucker, Senior Operations, LLC, Sharon, MA (CA, PD, SP, V) GA (CS, SL, S, SS) GA (CT, F, P, RV) F Energy Steel, Lapeer, MI (CS, CM, CO, L, NC, PL, T, F Energy Steel, Lapeer, MI (CR, I, MR) TS) Equipos Nucleares, S.A., S.M.E, Madrid, Spain (CT, 66280 Racks, Fuel Storage—also see F Joseph Oat Corp., Camden, NJ (SL, S, SS) FH, RP, RV) Storage Systems, Spent-Fuel Seafab Metals Co., (Div. of The Doe Run Co.), Casa Heat Exchanger Products Corp. 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AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Cabrera Services Inc., East Hartford, CT (SS, TC) DC Drum Capping Machines, Remote Charlotte, NC (C, HD) Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT DR Drum Cutting Machines AREVA TN, Columbia, MD (C, HD) (A, DR, D, MO, SS, TC) DW Drum Washing Systems, Automatic Equipos Nucleares, S.A., S.M.E, Madrid, Spain (C, ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, E Evaporators HD) WA (TC) F Furnaces for Glass Melting F Holtec International, Camden, NJ (C, HD) James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom GC Gas Compressors ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, (A, DR, D, TC) I Incinerators WA (HD) National Nuclear Laboratory (UK), Warrington, L Liners F Major Tool & Machine, Inc., Indianapolis, IN (C, HD) United Kingdom (D, TC) LV Liquid Volume Reduction McNICHOLS CO.- Headquarters, Tampa, FL (C) NRG, Petten, The Netherlands (SS, TC) P Packaging PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (C, HD) NSSI/Recovery Services Inc., Houston, TX (SE, TC) R Robotic Precision Custom Components, LLC, York, PA (C, NV5 Global, Richland, WA (SS) SC Secondary Containment Products HD) Omega Technical Services, Oak Ridge, TN (TC) SH Shredders (Volume Reduction) SKODA JS a.s., Plzen, Czech Republic (HD) Radiological Solutions, Inc., Rockdale, IL (TC) S Solidification Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD SS Sorters, Sorting Tables Ulyanovsk region, Russia (C, HD) (SS) ST Storage Systems, On-Site, High-Level Underwater Construction Corp., Essex, CT (HD) Saphymo - Bertin Instruments, Montigny le SF Storage Systems, On-Site, Low-Level F Vigor (formerly Oregon Iron Works), Clackamas, OR Bretonneux, France (M, TC) WT Waste Tracking & Accountability Systems (C, HD) Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL (A, DR, D) (Computerized) F F Wagstaff Applied Technologies, Spokane, WA (C) SNC-Lavalin, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (D) AECOM, Aiken, SC (E, ST, SF) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Stoller Newport News Nuclear (SN3), (A sub. of AeroGo, Inc., Seattle, WA (CA, CO, CN, CS, DC, DR, PA (C, HD) Huntington Ingalls Industries), Broomfield, CO DW, E, F, I, SC, SH, ST, SF) (MO) AGI Engineering, Stockton, CA (R) Technical Associates, (Overhoff Technology Corp. AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, 67380 Radiation Monitoring Serv.—also Sub.), (US Nuclear Corp. Div.), Canoga Park, CA Santa Fe, NM (DR, R) F see Envir. Monitoring; Health Phys. Serv. (A, D, MO, TC) Amec Foster Wheeler, Grand Junction, CO (SS) American Crane & Equipment Corp., Douglassville, A Analog Systems Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada PA (R, ST, SF, WT) DR Design, Retrofit (A, DR, D, M, SE, SS, TC) F AREVA Federal Services, Charlotte, NC (CA, E, F, L, D Digital Systems Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, PA (TC) LV, P, R, SH, ST, SF) M Maintenance AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), MO Mobile (Vehicular) Zachry Nuclear Engineering, Inc., Stonington, CT (DR) Charlotte, NC (CN, E, S, ST) SE Sample Encapsulation AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (CN, L, LV, S, SF) SS Smear Sampling, Area/Environmental Babcock Noell GmbH, (Dept. BEV), Wuerzburg, TC Testing & Calibration 68000 Radioactive Waste Handling & Germany (CO, DC, L, P, S, SF) F AECOM, Aiken, SC (DR) Treatment Equip.—also see Solid Waste Brokk AB, Skelleftea, Sweden (R) F Amec Foster Wheeler, Grand Junction, CO (MO) F Brokk Inc., Santa Fe, NM (R) Applied Health Physics, LLC, Bethel Park, PA (SS, TC) Reduction Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT Applied Science Professionals, (ASP-LLC), Salt Lake CA Calciners (WT) City, UT (TC) CO Compactors Container Products Corp., Wilmington, NC (CO, SS, ARS International, LLC, Port Allen, LA (SS, TC) CN Concentrators (Cross-Flow Filter) SF) Beamex, Inc., Marietta, GA (TC) CS Crushers, Scintillation Vials Diakont, San Diego, CA (R) BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (A, DR, D, M, MO, SS, F Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (L, P, ST, SF) TC) Denotes Advertiser DW James Consulting, North Oaks, MN (WT)

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F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (I, S) PTP Spent Fuel Services, LLC, Grand Island, NY (ST, Wolfgang Waelischmiller Solutions, München, Equipos Nucleares, S.A., S.M.E, Madrid, Spain (CO, SF) Germany (ST) CN, DC, DR, DW, E, I, S) Qal-Tek Associates, LLC, Idaho Falls, ID (WT) Worthington Industries, Columbus, OH (ST, SF) Fortum Power & Heat Oy, Nuclear Services, Espoo, Radiological Solutions, Inc., Rockdale, IL (S) Finland, Finland (LV, S) F Reef Industries, Inc., Houston, TX (L, P, SC, SF) Foss Therapy Services, Inc., North Hollywood, CA Renecol Ltd., Praha, Czech Republic (LV) 68950 Radioisotopes (ST, SF) F Robatel Technologies LLC, Roanoke, VA (CA, P, R, S, CS Calibration Standards F Holtec International, Camden, NJ (ST, SF) SS, SF) F Foils Hoover Container Solutions, (Formerly Tech Oil Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL (ST, SF) G Gases, Calibration Products Inc.), New Iberia, LA (CO, CS) SECUR LLC, Sewickley, PA (P, WT) LC Labeled Compounds Hopewell Designs, Inc., Alpharetta, GA (P) S&G Enterprises, Inc., Germantown, WI (CO, CS, SH) PP Primary & Processed Inuktun InCommand Robotics, LLC, (Sub. of Inuktun Skolnik Industries, Chicago, IL (P, SC) RS Radiation Standards Services Ltd.), Houston, TX (R) SNC-Lavalin, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (R, ST, RC Radiochemicals Inuktun Services Ltd., Nanaimo, BC, Canada (R) SF) RM Radioisotopes, Medical James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, RP Radiopharmaceuticals (DC, R) Ulyanovsk region, Russia (P, R, ST) RE Recycling The Spencer Turbine Co., Windsor, CT (GC) James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (DC, DR) SS Sealed Sources SSI Shredding Systems, Inc., Wilsonville, OR (SH) F Joseph Oat Corp., Camden, NJ (E, L) Beamex, Inc., Marietta, GA (CS) Strategic Packaging Systems, LLC, Madisonville, TN Konecranes Nuclear Equipment & Services LLC, New Curie Environmental Services, Albuquerque, NM (RE) (P) Berlin, WI (R, ST, SF, WT) Foss Therapy Services, Inc., North Hollywood, CA TAG Technical Solutions, LLC, Knoxville, TN (L, P) (RS, RE, SS) Lancs Industries, Kirkland, WA (L) Tri Tool Inc., Rancho Cordova, CA (DR) Lenape Forged Products Corp., West Chester, PA (ST, F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, SF) Corp.), Longmeadow, MA (SC, SS) WA (RS) Linn High Therm GmbH, Eschenfelden, Germany (E, Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Kurion, Inc.), Richland, Pylon Electronics Inc., (Div. of Autrex) F, LV, S) WA (DC, F, R) (Instrumentation Dept.), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada F Major Tool & Machine, Inc., Indianapolis, IN (CA) Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Alaron Nuclear Services), (SS) Merrick & Company, Greenwood Village, CO (R) Wampum, PA (CO, DR, E, LV, P, SH, S, WT) Radiation Safety & Control Services, Inc., Stratham, MHF Services, (An EnergySolutions Company), F Vigor (formerly Oregon Iron Works), Clackamas, OR NH (RS) Wexford, PA (CO, L, P, SF) (CA, E, I, L, P, SC, SH, ST, SF) Mott Corp., Farmington, CT (CN) Visionary Solutions, LLC, Knoxville, TN (WT) M2 Polymer Technologies, Inc., West Dundee, IL (P, F Wagstaff Applied Technologies, Spokane, WA (CO, 71190 Records Management Systems S) DC, DR, DW, E, L, LV, P, R, SC, SH, SS, ST, SF) CM Configuration Management F NAC International, Norcross, GA (ST) Waste Control Systems, Inc., Phoenix, MD (CO, CS, DS Document Storage & Retrieval National Nuclear Laboratory (UK), Warrington, SC, SH, SS) DC Drawing Control United Kingdom (P) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, HP Health Physics NRG, Petten, The Netherlands (WT) PA (CO, CN, DC, E, LV, P, R, SC, SH, S, SS, ST, SF) O Operations Recording NSSI/Recovery Services Inc., Houston, TX (S, SF) Wheelift Transporters, Waverly, IA (R, ST) S Spare Parts Omega Technical Services, Oak Ridge, TN (CO) Whiting Corp., Monee, IL (CA) T Training F PacTec, Inc., Clinton, LA (L, P, SC, SF) Wälischmiller Engineering GmbH, Markdorf, Baden- Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (HP, O) PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (DC, DR, DW, P, R) Württemberg, Germany (R) Anata Management Solutions, West Jordan, UT (T) Pentek Decontamination Products Div., Coraopolis, WMG, Inc., Peekskill, NY (L, P, SH, S, WT) Applied Health Physics, LLC, Bethel Park, PA (HP) PA (R) F AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), F Petersen Inc., Ogden, UT (CA, CS, F, SC, SH) Denotes Advertiser Charlotte, NC (CM)

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Boston Government Services, LLC (BGS), Oak Ridge, Pentek Decontamination Products Div., Coraopolis, V Vessels, High-Pressure, Air TN (CM, DS, DC, T) PA (RC, RO) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), F Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT Robatel Technologies LLC, Roanoke, VA (RC, RH, RP) Charlotte, NC (AP, C) (HP) Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI (RC, RP, BES Technologies, Oak Ridge, TN (RC, RD, RL, R, The Delphi Groupe, Inc., Austin, TX (CM, HP, T) RO) RX, RP, SC) R.O.V. Technologies, Inc., Brattleboro, VT (RC, RH, EXCEL Services Corporation, Rockville, MD (CM, Ellis & Watts Global Industries, Inc., Batavia, OH (AP, DS, T) RP, RO) V) Hawks, Giffels & Pullin (HGP), Inc., Greenville, SC Sidus Solutions LLC, San Diego, CA (RP) F Frham Safety Products, Inc., Nashville, TN (AP, C, RL, (CM) SNC-Lavalin, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (RC, RH, R, RX, SC) ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, RP, RO) WA (HP) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, JSM Protective, Inc., Wilmington, NC (R, RX, RP) Leidos, Reston, VA (HP, T) Ulyanovsk region, Russia (EE, RC, RH, RP, RO) Lancs Industries, Kirkland, WA (RL) L3 MAPPS, (Power Systems and Simulation), Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX (EE, Magid Glove & Safety Mfg. Co., LLC, Romeoville, IL Montreal, Quebec, Canada (T) RC, RH, RP, RO) (FT, R, RP, SE) North Wind Group, Idaho Falls, ID (CM, HP) Tecnubel-Transnubel-ECS, Dessel, Belgium (RO) NUCON International, Inc., Columbus, OH (AP, FT) NRG, Petten, The Netherlands (HP) Tri Tool Inc., Rancho Cordova, CA (RP) Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (AP, Project Assistance Corp. (PAC), Walnut Creek, CA Underwater Construction Corp., Essex, CT (RC, RH, RD) (CM, DC) RP, RO) F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst PTI Systems, (Div. of Pro-Tem, Inc.), League City, TX Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Kurion, Inc.), Richland, Corp.), Longmeadow, MA (C, RC, RD, RL, R, RX, (HP) WA (EE, RC, RH, RP, RO) SC, SS) Qal-Tek Associates, LLC, Idaho Falls, ID (DS, O) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL (CM, DC, HP, O, S, PA (AI, RC, RH, RP, RO) T) Wälischmiller Engineering GmbH, Markdorf, Baden- 73570 Rigging Specialists Sundance Consulting, Inc., Pocatello, ID (DS) Württemberg, Germany (EE, RC, RH, RO) Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT TFE, Inc., North Augusta, SC (DS) Wolfgang Waelischmiller Solutions, München, Sarens USA, Inc., Houston, TX F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Germany (RC, RH, RP, RO) Wheelift Transporters, Waverly, IA PA (CM, DS, DC, HP, O) WMG, Inc., Peekskill, NY (T) 73300 Remote-Viewing Instruments & 73620 Robotic Devices, Systems—also see Systems Remote Control 71500 Refrigeration—also see Cooling BI Binoculars CA CAD-Driven BF Borescopes, Flexible Systems, Body C Condenser, In-Service Inspection BR Borescopes, Rigid ECU Corporation, Cincinnati, OH FT Force/Torque Sensors Ellis & Watts Global Industries, Inc., Batavia, OH I Infrared M Monocular Scopes, Viewing/ALARA N Nuclear P Periscopes RV Reactor Vessel Head, ISI 72300 Remote Control, Handling & RR Radiation-Resistant S Submersible S Submersible AGI Engineering, Stockton, CA (N) Positioning Devices & Sys.—also see T Telescopes AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, Robotic Devices Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (BF, BR) Santa Fe, NM (N) AI Artificial Intelligence/Expert Systems BES Technologies, Oak Ridge, TN (T) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), EE End Effectors, Grippers, & Wrists Coastal Network, Inc., Charlottesville, VA (M) Charlotte, NC (N, RV, S) RC Remote Control Hopewell Designs, Inc., Alpharetta, GA (BF, BR) AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (S) RH Remote Handling Inuktun InCommand Robotics, LLC, (Sub. of Inuktun Brokk AB, Skelleftea, Sweden (RV) RP Remote Positioning Services Ltd.), Houston, TX (BF, I, S) F Brokk Inc., Santa Fe, NM (CA) RO Robotics Inuktun Services Ltd., Nanaimo, BC, Canada (S) F BWX Technologies, Inc., Lynchburg, VA (CA, C, RV) Advanced Consulting Group, Inc., Chicago, IL (EE, ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, Inuktun Services Ltd., Nanaimo, BC, Canada (N, RV, RC, RO) WA (S) S) AGI Engineering, Stockton, CA (EE, RC, RO) James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, (RR, S) (N, S) Santa Fe, NM (EE, RC, RH, RP, RO) Lights Camera Action, LLC, Gilbert, AZ (RR, S) James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (N, S) American Crane & Equipment Corp., Douglassville, Mirion Technologies (IST) Corp., (Sensing Systems F Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada (CA, N) PA (EE, RC, RH, RP, RO) Div.), Horseheads, NY (RR, S) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), OC Robotics, Bristol, United Kingdom (BF) KUKA Systems UK Ltd, West Midlands, United Charlotte, NC (RP, RO) Pentek Decontamination Products Div., Coraopolis, Kingdom (N) Norman N. Axelrod Assoc., (Optical Sensing & PA (S) Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America, Inc., Houston, Control System Development Div.), New York, NY Remote Ocean Systems (ROS), San Diego, CA (RR, S) TX (RV, S) (RP) R.O.V. Technologies, Inc., Brattleboro, VT (RR, S) OC Robotics, Bristol, United Kingdom (N) Babcock Noell GmbH, (Dept. BEV), Wuerzburg, Sidus Solutions LLC, San Diego, CA (I, S) PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (N, S) Germany (RH) F Thermo Scientific - CIDTEC Cameras & Imagers, Pentek Decontamination Products Div., Coraopolis, Brokk AB, Skelleftea, Sweden (EE, RC, RH, RP, RO) (Part of Thermo Fisher Scientific), Liverpool, NY PA (N) F Brokk Inc., Santa Fe, NM (RC, RH, RP, RO) (RR) R.O.V. Technologies, Inc., Brattleboro, VT (S) Diakont, San Diego, CA (AI, EE, RC, RH, RP) Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX (N, RV, E. H. Wachs, Lincolnshire, IL (RC) Services Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (S) S) F Endeavor Robotics, Chelmsford, MA (RO) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Tecnubel-Transnubel-ECS, Dessel, Belgium (N) Equipos Nucleares, S.A., S.M.E, Madrid, Spain (RH) PA (BF, BR, P, S) Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear Getinge-La Calhene, (Sub. of Getinge Group), Services Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (N, RV, S) Vendome, France (RC) Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Kurion, Inc.), Richland, F 73550 Respiratory Protection Equip.— Holtec International, Camden, NJ (RC, RH, RP) WA (N, S) ICM-International Climbing Machines, Ithaca, NY also see Clothing, Prot.; Health Phys. Serv. F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, (RC, RO) AP Air Purification Systems PA (RV, S) Inuktun InCommand Robotics, LLC, (Sub. of Inuktun C Compressors Wälischmiller Engineering GmbH, Markdorf, Baden- Services Ltd.), Houston, TX (EE, RC, RH, RP, RO) FT Fit-Testing Systems Württemberg, Germany (CA, C, FT, N, S) ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, RC Respirator Cleaning Systems WA (AI, RC) RD Respirator Drying Systems James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom RL Respirators, Air-Line 74150 Samplers & Sampling Systems (EE, RC, RH, RP, RO) R Respirators, Air-Purifying A Air (Carried by Personnel) Konecranes Nuclear Equipment & Services LLC, New RX Respirators, Combination Type AP Air Particulate RP Respirators, Powered Air-Purifying Berlin, WI (RH, RP, RO) AS Automatic Systems KUKA Systems UK Ltd, West Midlands, United RE Resuscitators EC Evaporator Concentrate Kingdom (RH, RO) SC Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus G Gas Master-Lee Engineered Products Inc., Latrobe, PA SB SCBA Boost Pumps I Iodine (EE) SE SCBA (Escape) Merrick & Company, Greenwood Village, CO (AI, SF SCBA Filling Stations L Liquid RH, RP, RO) ST SCBA Flow Testing & Services M Metallurgical Nuclear Systems Associates, Inc., Brea, CA (EE, RC, SW SCBA Software RT Real-Time Remote RH, RP, RO) SS Storage Systems (Cleaned Equipment) SS Stack Sampling PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (EE, RC, RH, RP, F W Waste RO) Denotes Advertiser AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (L, W) 78 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Over 8,000 machines deployed TUNNELING CONSTRUCTION MINING NUCLEAR PROCESS CEMENT

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F F&J Specialty Products, Inc., Ocala, FL (A, AP, I) G Guards The GEL Group, Inc., (GEL Engineering, LLC), (GEL SI Screening & Investigation Laboratories, LLC), (GEL Geophysics, LLC), (Cape ARES Corp., (Energy Services Div.), Richland, WA (A, E) Fear Analytical, Inc.), Charleston, SC (SS) BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (SI) ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, WA Boston Government Services, LLC (BGS), Oak Ridge, (M) TN (A, E) Radiological Solutions, Inc., Rockdale, IL (L) Merrick & Company, Greenwood Village, CO (E) Staplex - Air Sampler Div., Brooklyn, NY (A, AP) National Nuclear Laboratory (UK), Warrington, United Waters Equipment, Oconomowoc, WI (AS, L, W) Kingdom (A) Private Professional Services, Inc., (PPS Access 74320 Sampling Systems Services—also see Screening), Arden, NC (SI) Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL (A, E) Radiation Monitoring Services Zachry Nuclear Engineering, Inc., Stonington, CT (E) Encorus Group, (dba RJR Engineering, P.C.), Springville, NY The GEL Group, Inc., (GEL Engineering, LLC), (GEL 75700 Security Structures Laboratories, LLC), (GEL Geophysics, LLC), (Cape BW Barbed Wire, Tape Fear Analytical, Inc.), Charleston, SC BG Barrier-Gates ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, WA F Fences James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom GO Gate Operators Sentry Equipment, Oconomowoc, WI G Gates GS Guard Stations 74350 Scaffolding—also see Shoring; GB Gunports, Bullet-Resistant L Lockers, Weapon Storage Training SB Security Booths (Man-Trap) C Conventional T Turnstiles M Modular WP Wall Panels, Bullet-Resistant SP Scaffold Plank WB Windows, Bullet-Resistant S Suspended Type F Container Technologies Industries, LLC, Helenwood, TN T Tube & Clamp Type (BG, GS, GB, WP, WB) BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (C, M, SP) Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (GB, WB) Excel Modular Scaffold and Leasing Corp., Weymouth, Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN (BW, MA (C, M, SP, S, T) BG, F, GO, G, GS, GB, L, SB, T, WP, WB) Great Northern Lumber Co., Chicago, IL (SP) McNICHOLS CO.- Headquarters, Tampa, FL (BG, F) Constantine N. Polites & Co., Yeadon, PA (T) F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst Corp.), Longmeadow, MA (C, M, SP, S, T) 75850 Security Systems & Devices—also see Consultants 75190 Seals—also see Decontamination AI Anti-Intrusion, Indoor Chemicals & Equipment; Plugs AO Anti-Intrusion, Outdoor CM Ceramic-Metal Assemblies AP Asset Protection (Anti-Removal), Electronic CS Conduit Seal AS Automated Security Patrol Robot ES Equipment Storage Pool C Computerized FG Flat Gasketing FI Fully Integrated GR Flat Gasketing, Radiation-Resistant HS Homeland Security Devices FT Flux Thimble Seal ID Intruder Detection (Laser, Microwave/ H Hydraulic Infrared) I Inflatable ET Explosives Trace Detection IP Inspection Port MD Metal (Weapon) Detectors MS Mechanical, Shaft NV Night Vision Scopes & Devices MP Mechanical, Shaft, Reactor Circulating P Personal Alarm Pump PA Personnel Access Control M Metal (O-Rings, C-Rings, etc.) RT Railcar, Remote Tracking and Cargo NI Nuclear Instrumentation Cover Monitoring P Penetration TW Thermal Weapon Sights RC Reactor Cavity Pool VA Vehicle Access Control SR Sealing Systems, Compressed Rubber VS Video Surveillance Systems (CCTV) SS Sealing Systems, Fluid VT Video Transmission Systems Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (I) WI Water Intake, Anti-Intrusion AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Charlotte, X X-ray Inspection Systems NC (I, MS, MP, M) AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, AZZ Nuclear Engineered Solutions, Fort Worth, TX (MS) Santa Fe, NM (HS) Cross Manufacturing Company (1938) Ltd., Bath, United Diakont, San Diego, CA (FI, VS, VT) Kingdom (MS, M, SS) Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN (AI, Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, (Curtiss-Wright EST AO, C, FI, HS, VS) Group), Hatfield, PA (H, I, P) National Nuclear Laboratory (UK), Warrington, United DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX (FG, Kingdom (FI) GR, MS) R.O.V. Technologies, Inc., Brattleboro, VT (VT) F Energy Steel, Lapeer, MI (FG, MS, MP, M) Mirion Technologies (IST) Corp., (Sensing Systems Div.), Saphymo - Bertin Instruments, Montigny le Bretonneux, Horseheads, NY (CM, P) France (PA, VA) Pave Technology Co., Dayton, OH (P) Sidus Solutions LLC, San Diego, CA (AI, AO, FI, HS, ID, Preferred Engineering Corp., (Sub. of Preferred Utilities NV, VS, VT, WI) Mfg. Corp.), Danbury, CT (ES, GR, I, IP, NI, P, RC) Southwest Microwave, Inc., (Security Systems Div.), SNC-Lavalin, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (I, MS, MP) Tempe, AZ (AO, AP, C, FI, HS, ID) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, F Thermo Scientific - CIDTEC Cameras & Imagers, (Part Ulyanovsk region, Russia (ES) of Thermo Fisher Scientific), Liverpool, NY (NV, VS) Valcor Engineering Corp., (Valcor Nuclear)(Valcor), Uticom Systems, Inc., Coatesville, PA (AO) Springfield, NJ (M) Wolfgang Waelischmiller Solutions, München, Germany F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, PA (C, X) (ES, I, MS, MP, RC) 76400 Seismic Instrumentation & Testing 75600 Security Services—also see AZZ Nuclear Engineered Solutions, Fort Worth, TX Consultants; Training DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX A Analysis EXCEL Services Corporation, Rockville, MD D Drug Testing F E Engineering Denotes Advertiser Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 81 76400 Seismic Instrumentation & Testing F Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada 77800 Shielding Materials, Rad.—also Biodex Medical Systems, Inc., Shirley, NY (AS, BM, BL, Pylon Electronics Inc., (Div. of Autrex) (Instrumentation see Containers; Doors; Neut. Absorbers; LL, TA) Dept.), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Ceradyne, Inc. a 3M company, Quapaw, OK (TN) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, PA Windows Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (A, B, CB, BH, BM, AS Acryllic Sheeting Products, Beta-Shielding BR, BL, CM, CC, CL, CS, CW, CR, CU, FS, GN, G, IV, A Aggregates, High-Density Concrete LL, PW, PC, P, PB, RF, TN, TA, WP, WS) 77600 Servomechanisms B Blankets F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (CL, LL, WP) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Charlotte, CB Blocks, Concrete, Lead-Core Foss Therapy Services, Inc., North Hollywood, CA (TA) NC BH Blocks, Concrete, High-Density Gamma Products, Inc., Palos Hills, IL (LL) Wolfgang Waelischmiller Solutions, München, Germany BM Blocks, Modular F InRoads International LLC, Monroeville, PA (BM, BR, BC Boron Carbide Grain & Shapes WP) BR Bricks, Composite Lancs Industries, Kirkland, WA (B, BR, BL, CU, FS, GN, 77750 Shielding Design, Radiation—also BL Bricks, Lead LF, PW, P, TA, WS) see Analysis; Consultants CM Castable Shielding Materials Mayco Industries, Birmingham, AL (AS, A, B, CB, BM, AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Charlotte, CC Castings, Composite BR, CM, CC, CS, CW, CR, CU, FS, GN, G, IV, LP, PW, NC CL Castings, Lead PC, P, PB, RF, TN, TA, WP, WS) AREVA TN, Columbia, MD CA Castles, Lead F NAC International, Norcross, GA (BM, BR, CM, CC, CS, BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA CS Collars, Streaming GN, IV, TN) F BWX Technologies, Inc., Lynchburg, VA CW Container Wraps NSSI/Recovery Services Inc., Houston, TX (BL, CL, LL, Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT CR Criticality Control TN) Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT CU Curtain Shields ORTEC, Oak Ridge, TN (LL) Encorus Group, (dba RJR Engineering, P.C.), Springville, FS Frisker Shields Preferred Engineering Corp., (Sub. of Preferred Utilities NY GN Gamma/Neutron Composite Mfg. Corp.), Danbury, CT (RF) Hopewell Designs, Inc., Alpharetta, GA G Glass, X-ray Premier Technology, Inc., Blackfoot, ID (BL) Hot Cell Services Corp., Kent, WA IV In-Vessel Shields Putnam Technology, Inc., Smyrna, GA (CL, FS, LL, TA) ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, WA LF Lead Free Radiation Protection Products, Inc., Wayzata, MN (BL, James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom LP Lead Plastic CL, G, PB) F Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (B, CM, Joseph Oat Corp., Camden, NJ LL Low-Level Shields, Lead/Steel F GN, LF, LL, PW, PC, P, PB, RF, TA, WP, WS) Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada PW Pipe Wraps/Sleeves F F Reef Industries, Inc., Houston, TX (CW, P, RF) MarShield, (Div. of Mars Metal Co.), Burlington, PC Plugs, Closures Ontario, Canada Research Products International Corp., Mt. Prospect, IL P Polyethylene Merrick & Company, Greenwood Village, CO (AS) PB Polyethylene, Borated NRG, Petten, The Netherlands Rich Industries Inc., New Philadelphia, OH (AS, CW, RF Refueling Shields NSSI/Recovery Services Inc., Houston, TX CU, P) TN Thermal Neutron Materials Putnam Technology, Inc., Smyrna, GA F Robatel Technologies LLC, Roanoke, VA (A, BM, BR, BL, Radiation Protection Products, Inc., Wayzata, MN TA Tungsten Alloys CM, CL, GN, IV, TN) Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL WP Wall Panels RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD J. L. Shepherd & Assoc., San Fernando, CA WS Water Shields, Modular (Gamma/Neutron) (BL, LL) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (B, CW, CU, FS) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, Ulyanovsk region, Russia American Ceramic Technology, Inc., (Silflex Shielding), Ulyanovsk region, Russia (CW, CR, IV, RF) Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX Escondido, CA (BM, CC) Transco Products Inc., Chicago, IL (PW, WP) Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Kurion, Inc.), Richland, WA F.N. Anderson & Assoc., Forest, VA (CR) F Wagstaff Applied Technologies, Spokane, WA (BL, CM, F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, PA AREVA TN, Columbia, MD (BH, CR, GN, LL) CL, CW, CR, CU, IV, PW) WMG, Inc., Peekskill, NY AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (WP) Worthington Industries, Columbus, OH (LL)

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82 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Storage Systems, Spent-Fuel 81710 77900 Shoring—also see Scaffolding PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (U) ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, WA F Excel Modular Scaffold and Leasing Corp., Weymouth, Plant Decommissioning, Lake Villa, IL (U) MA Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (C) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, 81680 Storage Services Ulyanovsk region, Russia (C, P, U) E Equipment 78700 Sleeves, Wall (Pipe) SSI Shredding Systems, Inc., Wilsonville, OR (CR) SF Spent Fuel F Joseph Oat Corp., Camden, NJ Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear Services AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Charlotte, Rich Industries Inc., New Philadelphia, OH Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (C, U) NC (E, SF) F Vigor (formerly Oregon Iron Works), Clackamas, OR Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Alaron Nuclear Services), AREVA TN, Columbia, MD (E, SF) Wampum, PA (C, P) Edlow International Co., Washington, DC (E, SF) F Wagstaff Applied Technologies, Spokane, WA (C, CR) Konecranes Nuclear Equipment & Services LLC, New 79360 Solid Waste Reduction Equipment & F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, PA Berlin, WI (E) Tools, Radioactive (CR, U) Omega Technical Services, Oak Ridge, TN (E) F C Containment WMG, Inc., Peekskill, NY (P) Petersen Inc., Ogden, UT (E) CR Control Rod Crushers, Reducers PTP Spent Fuel Services, LLC, Grand Island, NY (E, SF) NW Neutron Window Reducers Sarens USA, Inc., Houston, TX (SF) P Packaging 79370 Sorbents Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL (SF) ES Environmental Spill SB Stellite Ball Punches Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, LR Liquid Radwaste U Underwater Reduction Tools Ulyanovsk region, Russia (E, SF) VL Velocity Limiter Shears Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (ES, LR) Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada (E) AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (LR) F Advanced Consulting Group, Inc., Chicago, IL (U) UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst Corp.), F Frham Safety Products, Inc., Nashville, TN (ES) F AECOM, Aiken, SC (C, P) Longmeadow, MA (E) F Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada (ES) AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Alaron Nuclear Services), M2 Polymer Technologies, Inc., West Dundee, IL (ES, Santa Fe, NM (U) Wampum, PA (E) F F American DND Inc., Grand Island, NY (C, P) LR) Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, PA AREVA Federal Services, Charlotte, NC (C) Nochar, Inc., Indianapolis, IN (LR) (E, SF) BIG Entsorgungstechnologien GmbH, Bad Toelz, NUCON International, Inc., Columbus, OH (LR) Pentek Decontamination Products Div., Coraopolis, PA Germany (CR, P) 81710 Storage Systems, Spent-Fuel—also F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (U, VL) (ES) Getinge-La Calhene, (Sub. of Getinge Group), Vendome, Philotechnics, Ltd., Oak Ridge, TN (ES, LR) see Containers; Racks France (C, P) Renecol Ltd., Praha, Czech Republic (LR) D Dry F Holtec International, Camden, NJ (U) RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD W Wet (ES) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Charlotte, Inuktun InCommand Robotics, LLC, (Sub. of Inuktun F Services Ltd.), Houston, TX (U) UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst Corp.), NC (D, W) James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom (C, Longmeadow, MA (ES, LR) AREVA TN, Columbia, MD (D) U) Equipos Nucleares, S.A., S.M.E, Madrid, Spain (D, W) F James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (U) 79700 Sources, Radioactive—also see Holtec International, Camden, NJ (D, W) KUKA Systems UK Ltd, West Midlands, United Konecranes Nuclear Equipment & Services LLC, New Kingdom (P) Radioisotopes; Testing Services Berlin, WI (D, W) F Major Tool & Machine, Inc., Indianapolis, IN (C) CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN Lenape Forged Products Corp., West Chester, PA (D, W) M2 Polymer Technologies, Inc., West Dundee, IL (P) General Plastics MFG. Co., Tacoma, WA F Major Tool & Machine, Inc., Indianapolis, IN (D, W) Omega Technical Services, Oak Ridge, TN (P) F Mega-Tech Services, LLC, Mechanicsville, VA (D) F PacTec, Inc., Clinton, LA (C, P) Denotes Advertiser

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F NAC International, Norcross, GA (D) RC Rubber, Collapsible Coastal Network, Inc., Charlottesville, VA (C, WL) S Steel Paragon D&E, Grand Rapids, MI (D, W) F Frham Safety Products, Inc., Nashville, TN (C, MS, RS, SS Steel, Stainless PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (W) WL) Pentek Decontamination Products Div., Coraopolis, PA Aerofin, (Sub. of Ampco-Pittsburgh Corp.), Lynchburg, General Plastics MFG. Co., Tacoma, WA (F) (D) VA (S, SS) International Plastics, Inc., Greenville, SC (C, F, RS) Precision Custom Components, LLC, York, PA (D, W) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Charlotte, JSM Protective, Inc., Wilmington, NC (C, MS, RS, WL) PTP Spent Fuel Services, LLC, Grand Island, NY (D, W) NC (S, SS) Lancs Industries, Kirkland, WA (C, MS, RS, WL) F Reef Industries, Inc., Houston, TX (D) AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (S, SS) Magid Glove & Safety Mfg. Co., LLC, Romeoville, IL F Robatel Technologies LLC, Roanoke, VA (D) AZZ Nuclear Engineered Solutions, Fort Worth, TX (S, (WL) Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL (D, W) SS) F Mohawk Safety, Manchester, CT (C) SKODA JS a.s., Plzen, Czech Republic (D, W) Babcock Noell GmbH, (Dept. BEV), Wuerzburg, F Reef Industries, Inc., Houston, TX (WL) Germany (S, SS) SNC-Lavalin, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (D) Rich Industries Inc., New Philadelphia, OH (C, RS) F Container Technologies Industries, LLC, Helenwood, Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD TN (S) Ulyanovsk region, Russia (D, W) (C, WL) F Corrosion Control Services, Inc., (CCSI Engineered Vigor (formerly Oregon Iron Works), Clackamas, OR (D, F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst Corp.), Diaphragm Div.), Davenport, IA (RC) W) Longmeadow, MA (C, WL) F DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX Wagstaff Applied Technologies, Spokane, WA (D, W) Uticom Systems, Inc., Coatesville, PA (F) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, (AL, S, SS) F PA (W) Energy Steel, Lapeer, MI (AL) Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN (S, SS) 83600 Television Systems (CCTV)—also F Holtec International, Camden, NJ (S, SS) 83110 Tags & Labels (Warning, Inventory, F Joseph Oat Corp., Camden, NJ (S, SS) see Security Systems; Video Services F C Conventional etc.)—also see Health Phys Major Tool & Machine, Inc., Indianapolis, IN (AL, S, SS) F PacTec, Inc., Clinton, LA (P, RC) HT High-Temperature Coastal Network, Inc., Charlottesville, VA F Petersen Inc., Ogden, UT (AL) M Miniature (Remote Viewing) JSM Protective, Inc., Wilmington, NC Precision Custom Components, LLC, York, PA (S, SS) PI Pipe Inspection Magid Glove & Safety Mfg. Co., LLC, Romeoville, IL Premier Technology, Inc., Blackfoot, ID (AL, S, SS) U Underwater, Color, High-Radiation F Mohawk Safety, Manchester, CT F Robatel Technologies LLC, Roanoke, VA (SS) W Welding Arc Viewing (Color) RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD F SSM Industries, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA (AL, S, SS) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Charlotte, F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, F Vigor (formerly Oregon Iron Works), Clackamas, OR (S, NC (C) PA SS) AZZ Nuclear, Suwanee, GA (W) Williams Industrial Services Group, LLC, (Williams F Wagstaff Applied Technologies, Spokane, WA (AL, S, SS) Inuktun Services Ltd., Nanaimo, BC, Canada (C, M, PI, Plant Services, LLC), Tucker, GA Worthington Industries, Columbus, OH (AL, S, SS) U) Lights Camera Action, LLC, Gilbert, AZ (C, M, PI, U) Mirion Technologies (IST) Corp., (Sensing Systems 83120 Tags, Valve 83210 Tape Div.), Horseheads, NY (C, HT, M, PI, U, W) F Mohawk Safety, Manchester, CT C Cloth, Nuclear Remote Ocean Systems (ROS), San Diego, CA (M, PI, U) E Electrical Splicing Tape R.O.V. Technologies, Inc., Brattleboro, VT (HT, M, U) F Foam Sidus Solutions LLC, San Diego, CA (C, HT, M, PI, U) 83150 Tanks, Storage—also see Diaphrams; MS Moisture-Sensitive F Thermo Scientific - CIDTEC Cameras & Imagers, Inspection Services RS Reinforced Strapping, Nuclear (Part of Thermo Fisher Scientific), Liverpool, NY (C, AL Aluminum WL Warning, Luminescent M, PI, U, W) GF Glass Fiber F Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear Services P Plastic Denotes Advertiser Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (U)

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All trademarks are the property of Thermo Fisher Scientifi c and its subsidiaries unless otherwise specifi ed 84150 Test Equipment & Supplies 84150 Test Equipment & Supplies—also PH Photometric Testing InTomes Technical Services, Inc., Springville, NY (C) see Health Physics Equip.; Nondestructive PL Plastics/Polymers James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom (C) P Pumps Lights Camera Action, LLC, Gilbert, AZ (E) Testing QS Quality Services PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (C, E) A Automated SP Sealed Sources (Pressure, Temperature) F Petersen Inc., Ogden, UT (C) CS Capacitance Strain Gauging S Seismic F Plant Decommissioning, Lake Villa, IL (C, E, H, P) CP Coating Porosity Detection SI Siren Systems Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, CT Coating Thickness Gauging ST Structures Ulyanovsk region, Russia (C, E, H, P, VA) C Concrete Inspection TC Transport Containers EC Eddy Current U Ultrasonic EM Electric Motors V Vibration 86250 Trailers, Spent-Fuel Transport ES Electrical Systems & Components WT Wall Thinning Detection, Tube AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), E Environmental AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, Charlotte, NC FO Fiber Optic Santa Fe, NM (AI, M, ND) AREVA TN, Columbia, MD HE HEPA Filter Anamet Inc., Hayward, CA (C, I, M, PL) Barnhart, Memphis, TN II Infrared Imaging AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Perkins Specialized Transportation Contracting (Perkins IC Instrumentation & Control Charlotte, NC (EM, FM, IC, ND, P, QS, U, V, WT) STC), Northfield, MN LR Leak-Rate, Local ARS International, LLC, Port Allen, LA (EQ, LS, TC) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, M Manual AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (ES, LF, LR, LL, M, ND, Ulyanovsk region, Russia MT Materials P) Tri-State Motor Transit Co., Joplin, MO ND Nondestructive F BWX Technologies, Inc., Lynchburg, VA (C, EQ, FM, PH pH Measurement LD, LS, M, ND, SP, U) P Portable CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN (LN, 86260 Trailers, Transport PA Power Apparatus LS) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), RT Resistance Temperature Detectors Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, (Curtiss-Wright Charlotte, NC S Stationary Anatec), Irvine, CA (C, CD, IC, LD, ND, QS, U, WT) Barnhart, Memphis, TN SC Structures/Components Diakont, San Diego, CA (CD, WT) Perkins Specialized Transportation Contracting (Perkins U Ultrasonic DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX (M, STC), Northfield, MN UC Ultrasonic Couplant ND, U) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, VL Vacuum Leak Testers, Tube Encorus Group, (dba RJR Engineering, P.C.), Springville, Ulyanovsk region, Russia V Valve NY (ES, M, ND, QS, SP, S, ST, V) sa TRANSRAD nv, Fleurus, Belgium VM Valve, Motor-Operated, Diagnostic Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN (C, Tri-State Motor Transit Co., Joplin, MO VS Valve, Solenoid Operated, Diagnostic CD, ND, U) F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst Corp.), V Vibration General Plastics MFG. Co., Tacoma, WA (FR, PL) Longmeadow, MA AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Hennigan Engineering Co., Inc., Hingham, MA (LD) Charlotte, NC (EC, EM, IC, ND, U, V) InterTest, Inc., Columbia, NJ (C, I, ND, U) Berkeley Nucleonics Corp., San Rafael, CA (E, IC) James Fisher Nuclear Ltd, Preston, United Kingdom 86300 Training—also see Consultants; ComRent Load Bank Solutions, Upper Marlboro, MD (ND, U) Health Physics Services; Training Centers; (EM, ES, PA) F Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada (C, CD, EM, Training Materials Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, (Curtiss-Wright ES, EQ, FL, FM, IC, LD, LN, M, ND, PL, P, QS, S, U, V, AT Air Treatment Anatec), Irvine, CA (CT, EC, ND, U) WT) AC Auditing, Codes & Standards Elan Technical Corp., Eden Prairie, MN (RT) Lucideon, Research Triangle Park, NC (C, CD, FM, M) AE Auditing, Environmental Elcometer Inc., Rochester Hills, MI (CP, CT, C, EC) Materials & Chemistry Laboratory, Inc., Oak Ridge, TN CH Chemistry Heat Exchanger Products Corp. (HEPCO), Hingham, (C, CD, EQ, FM, M, PL, QS) C Communications MA (VL) PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (I, ND, U) CP Computer Users/Computer Personnel F InRoads International LLC, Monroeville, PA (V) Pentek Decontamination Products Div., Coraopolis, PA CM Construction Management Personnel InterTest, Inc., Columbia, NJ (A, CT, EC, II, ND, P, U, (ES, IC) CS Crane & Rigging Safety UC) Project Assistance Corp. (PAC), Walnut Creek, CA (QS) D Decommissioning Inuktun InCommand Robotics, LLC, (Sub. of Inuktun Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI (FL, IC) Services Ltd.), Houston, TX (EC, ND, U) RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD EP Emergency Planning & Response Inuktun Services Ltd., Nanaimo, BC, Canada (CT, C, (LS) EM Engineering Management EC, II, ND, U) Siemens Process Industries and Drives, (Industry EE Engineers, Electrical F Mohawk Safety, Manchester, CT (HE) Automation Div.), (Process Instrumentation & ME Engineers, Mechanical NV5 Global, Richland, WA (C) Analytics), Hauppauge, NY (FL, IC, LD, U) ES Engineers, Structural PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (A, ND, U) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, EL Environmental Laws & Regulation Pentek Decontamination Products Div., Coraopolis, PA Ulyanovsk region, Russia (TC) EQ Equipment Qualification (ES, IC, P) Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX (C, CD, FP Fire Protection Rockwell Automation, Inc., Milwaukee, WI (A, EM, ES, ES, EQ, FR, FM, M, ND, S, V, WT) FD Fitness-for-Duty, Behavioral Observation E) Sundance Consulting, Inc., Pocatello, ID (EQ) FC Fuel Cycle/Performance Analysis Siemens Process Industries and Drives, (Industry System One, Pittsburgh, PA (CD, IC, M, ND, P, QS, U) FT Fuel Transport/Storage Automation Div.), (Process Instrumentation & Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc., Huntsville, AL (LS) HV HVAC Maintenance Analytics), Hauppauge, NY (IC, P, U) Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada I Instructors, Classroom & Simulator System One, Pittsburgh, PA (EC, II, IC, ND, U) (LS) LD Leadership Development Valcor Engineering Corp., (Valcor Nuclear)(Valcor), Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear L Licensing Springfield, NJ (V, VS) Services Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (C, CD, ND, QS, U) M Maintenance F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, University of Bristol, (Interface Analysis Centre), Bristol, MN Management PA (EC, II, MT, ND, PH, U) United Kingdom (C, CD, FM, M, ND) NT Nondestructive Testing Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Alaron Nuclear Services), OE Organizational Effectiveness Wampum, PA (C, EM, P, V) OS OSHA Compliance 84600 Testing Services—also see Analysis; F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, PC Process Control Statistical Maintenance Serv.; Nondestructive Testing PA (CD, LD, LN, M, P, S, U, V, WT) PM Project Management AI Alloy Identification (On-Site) QA Quality Assurance/Quality Control C Coatings RM Radiation Management (ALARA) CD Corrosion Detection 86130 Tools RP Radiation Protection EM Electric Motors C Custom-Made RC Radiochemistry ES Electrical Systems & Components D Drop Prevention RA Reliability Analysis EQ Environmental Qualification E Electric RS Respiratory Protection FR Fire Resistance/Flammability F FME RT Root Cause Analysis FL Flow F FOSAR Retrieval SE Safety Evaluation FM Fracture Mechanics H Hydraulic S Scaffolding I Infrared P Pneumatic SP Security Personnel IC Instrumentation & Control VA Vacuum-Assisted SQ Seismic Qualification LF Laminar Flow Facilities AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, SR Simulators, Radiation LD Leak Detection, Tube Santa Fe, NM (C) TB Team Building LN Leak, Nuclear Gauge Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, (Curtiss-Wright EST TE Technicians, Electrical LS Leak, Radioactive Sealed Source Group), Hatfield, PA (C) TI Technicians, Instrumentation and Control LR Leak-Rate, Integrated Diakont, San Diego, CA (C) TL Technicians, Laboratory LL Leak-Rate, Local Encorus Group, (dba RJR Engineering, P.C.), Springville, TM Technicians, Mechanical M Materials NY (C) TS Technicians, Security ND Nondestructive General Plastics MFG. Co., Tacoma, WA (C) WM Waste Management 86 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Tritium Removal Equipment 87400

WP Waste Packaging Transportation & NRG, Petten, The Netherlands (D, EP, EL, RP) Transco Products Inc., Chicago, IL (DV, M) Disposal NSSI/Recovery Services Inc., Houston, TX (RP) Volian Enterprises, Inc., Murrysville, PA (T) WC Water Chemistry Nuclear Plant Journal, Downers Grove, IL (RP) WD Associates, Inc., Whiteford, MD (T) Advanced Consulting Group, Inc., Chicago, IL (EM, ES, NUCON International, Inc., Columbus, OH (AT, NT) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, MN, PM) NV5 Global, Richland, WA (D, EP, OS, RM, RP, WP) PA (AV, CA, DV, M, T) F AECOM, Aiken, SC (SE, WM) NWT Corp., San Jose, CA (CH, RC, TL, WC) WMG, Inc., Peekskill, NY (CA, T) AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education, (ORISE), Santa Fe, NM (EQ) (Operated by Oak Ridge Associated Universities American Crane & Equipment Corp., Douglassville, PA (ORAU), Independent Environmental Assessment 86900 Translation Services (CS) and Verification (IEAV)), Oak Ridge, TN (RP) RussTech Language Services, Inc., Tallahassee, FL Applied Health Physics, LLC, Bethel Park, PA (AC, AE, ORTEC, Oak Ridge, TN (RP, RC) SECUR LLC, Sewickley, PA EP, L, RM, RP, RT, SE, WM) Polestar Technical Services, Richland, WA (D) Applied Science Professionals, (ASP-LLC), Salt Lake Project Assistance Corp. (PAC), Walnut Creek, CA (AC, City, UT (RM, RP, RT) PM, QA, RT, SE, SQ) 87000 Transport Services C Consulting/Transport Management ARES Corp., (Energy Services Div.), Richland, WA (PM, Qal-Tek Associates, LLC, Idaho Falls, ID (WM) DC Dry Cask QA) Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (RM, HC Heavy Components AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), RP) IR Intermodal/Rail Charlotte, NC (CH, EM, FC, FT, I, M, NT, PM, QA, Radiological Solutions, Inc., Rockdale, IL (CH, RC, WC) L Liners RM, RP, RC, TE, TI, TL, TM) Regulatory Resources, Inc., Los Alamos, NM (WP) HL Radioactive, High-Level AREVA TN, Columbia, MD (FT) Renecol Ltd., Praha, Czech Republic (RC) LL Radioactive, Low-Level F Argonne National Laboratory, (Decommissioning RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD TP Transload Facility, Permanent Training), (NE Div.), Argonne, IL (MN) (EP, RM, RP, WM) TT Transload Facility, Temporary See advertisement on page 90 Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL (AT, AC, AE, CH, CM, EP, EM, EE, ME, ES, EL, EQ, FP, HV, L, M, MN, AeroGo, Inc., Seattle, WA (HC, TP, TT) AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (TE, WM, WC) NT, PM, QA, RM, RP, RA, RT, SE, SQ, TB, WM, WC) AREVA Federal Services, Charlotte, NC (DC, IR, L, HL, Banda Group International, LLC, Chandler, AZ (AC, SGS Herguth Laboratories, Inc., Vallejo, CA (M, NT, TL) LL, TP, TT) AE, CM, EP, QA, RS, RT, TB) Siemens Power Generation Services, Orlando, FL (RP) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), BES Technologies, Oak Ridge, TN (RS) Howard L. Sobel, P.E., Oceanside, NY (EM, FC, QA, Charlotte, NC (HL) BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (CH, CM, CS, EP, EM, EE, WM) AREVA TN, Columbia, MD (C, DC, HC, IR, L, HL, LL, ME, ES, EQ, HV, I, M, PM, QA, RM, RP, RC, RS, SE, Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, TP, TT) S, TE, TI, TL, TM, WM, WC) Ulyanovsk region, Russia (FC, FT) AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (L) Boston Government Services, LLC (BGS), Oak Ridge, Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX (EL, FP, Barnhart, Memphis, TN (HC) TN (QA, RT, SE, SQ, WM, WP) RP, RA) Campoverde srl, Milano, Italy (C, LL) Cabrera Services Inc., East Hartford, CT (D, EP, EM, OS, Sundance Consulting, Inc., Pocatello, ID (AE) Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (C, IR) PM, QA, RM, RP, RC, WM, WP, WC) System One, Pittsburgh, PA (I, NT, QA) F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (C, HC, IR, Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT Teletrix, Pittsburgh, PA (SR) HL, LL) (NT, QA, RM, RP, RC, WM) TFE, Inc., North Augusta, SC (AC, D, EE, ME, ES, FP, F I.C.E. Service Group, Inc., Ambridge, PA (C, DC, HC, Chesapeake Nuclear Services, Inc., Annapolis, MD (RP, I, LD, L, M, MN, OE, OS, QA, RM, RP, RT, SE, WM, IR, L, HL, LL, TP, TT) RC) WP) International Quality Consultants, Inc., Butler, PA (C, CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN (RM, TLG Services, Inc., (Affl. of Entergy Corp.), Bridgewater, DC) RP) CT (D) F Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada (C, L, LL) CTR Technical Services, Inc., Manitou Springs, CO (SE) Transco Products Inc., Chicago, IL (SR) Konecranes Nuclear Equipment & Services LLC, New Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, (Curtiss-Wright Tri Tool Inc., Rancho Cordova, CA (EQ, TM) Berlin, WI (DC) Anatec), Irvine, CA (AC, NT, QA) Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear MHF Services, (An EnergySolutions Company), CYCLIFE, (Brand of EDF Group), Paris la Défense, Services Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (QA) Wexford, PA (C, HC, IR, L, HL, LL) France (D, WM, WP) Volian Enterprises, Inc., Murrysville, PA (AC, EP, EM, F NAC International, Norcross, GA (C, DC, HL) DCS Systems, Inc., Simsbury, CT (AC, FC, QA, RT) EE, ME, FD, I, PC, SE) North Wind Group, Idaho Falls, ID (C, IR) The Delphi Groupe, Inc., Austin, TX (AC, AE, CH, EP, F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Philotechnics, Ltd., Oak Ridge, TN (C, LL) EL, FP, PM, QA, RM, RP, RC, RS, TL, WM, WC) PA (CH, EP, EQ, I, M, PM, QA, RM, RP, RA, RS, RT, Precision Custom Components, LLC, York, PA (HC) Donley Technology, Colonial Beach, VA (AE, EL, OS) SE, SQ, TE, TI, TL, TM, WM, WC) RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD DW James Consulting, North Oaks, MN (WM, WP) WMG, Inc., Peekskill, NY (AC, CP, EL, WM) (C, LL, TP) Edlow International Co., Washington, DC (FT) F WM Symposia, Tempe, AZ (WM) Sarens USA, Inc., Houston, TX (C, DC, HC, IR) F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (FT) WYNSOR, Ogden, UT (WM) SECUR LLC, Sewickley, PA (C, IR, L, HL, LL, TP, TT) F Energy, Technology and Environmental Business Zetec, Inc., Snoqualmie, WA (NT) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, Association, Oak Ridge, TN (WM) Ulyanovsk region, Russia (C, DC, IR, L, HL) Excel Modular Scaffold and Leasing Corp., Weymouth, Studsvik, Inc., Atlanta, GA (HC, IR, LL) MA (S) 86400 Training Centers, Facilities—also TFE, Inc., North Augusta, SC (C, HL, LL) EXCEL Services Corporation, Rockville, MD (AE, EM, see Training; Training Materials sa TRANSRAD nv, Fleurus, Belgium (C, IR, HL, LL) EE, ES, EL, FP, FC, I, M, MN, RA, RT, SE, TB) GSE Systems Inc., Sykesville, MD Tri-State Motor Transit Co., Joplin, MO (C, DC, HC, Fortum Power & Heat Oy, Nuclear Services, Espoo, Radiation Safety & Control Services, Inc., Stratham, NH HL, LL) Finland, Finland (I) System One, Pittsburgh, PA Visionary Solutions, LLC, Knoxville, TN (C, DC, HC, Foss Therapy Services, Inc., North Hollywood, CA (M, Technical Management Services, Inc., New Hartford, CT IR, L, HL, LL, TT) TE, TI, TM) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, PA Wheelift Transporters, Waverly, IA (DC, HC) The GEL Group, Inc., (GEL Engineering, LLC), (GEL Whiting Corp., Monee, IL (HC) Laboratories, LLC), (GEL Geophysics, LLC), (Cape Fear Analytical, Inc.), Charleston, SC (RC) 86500 Training Materials, Courseware— GHD, Niagara Falls, NY (OS) 87380 Tritium Handling Equipment Thomas Gray & Associates, Inc., (Owner of also see Mockup Design; Training; Training F Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada Environmental Mgmt. & Controls, Inc.), Orange, CA Centers F Major Tool & Machine, Inc., Indianapolis, IN (WM) AV Audio-Visual Aids NUCON International, Inc., Columbus, OH GSE Systems Inc., Sykesville, MD (I) CA Computer-Aided Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada International Quality Consultants, Inc., Butler, PA (AC, DV Digital Video, Interactive Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Kurion, Inc.), Richland, WA NT, QA) M Models, Mockups F Wagstaff Applied Technologies, Spokane, WA InTomes Technical Services, Inc., Springville, NY (EE, T Textual ME, ES, FP, PM, QA) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), F Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada (D, EE, ME, Charlotte, NC (AV, CA, DV, M, T) 87395 Tritium Recycle & Extraction EQ, L, NT, RM, RP, RC, RT, SQ, WM) Donley Technology, Colonial Beach, VA (CA) Equipment Konecranes Nuclear Equipment & Services LLC, New Focus Learning Corp., San Luis Obispo, CA (CA, T) F Major Tool & Machine, Inc., Indianapolis, IN Berlin, WI (CS, FT, I) GSE Systems Inc., Sykesville, MD (AV, CA, M, T) Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada Lancs Industries, Kirkland, WA (RM, RP, WM) International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna, Austria (T) Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Kurion, Inc.), Richland, WA L3 MAPPS, (Power Systems and Simulation), Montreal, L3 MAPPS, (Power Systems and Simulation), Montreal, Quebec, Canada (I) Quebec, Canada (CA) A. C. Macris, Consultants, Mystic, CT (EM, I, TB) A. C. Macris, Consultants, Mystic, CT (CA, M, T) 87400 Tritium Removal Equipment MPR Associates, Inc., Alexandria, VA (EM, ME, FP, RT, Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL (CA, DV, M, T) AREVA Federal Services, Charlotte, NC SQ) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, WA F NAC International, Norcross, GA (FC, FT) Ulyanovsk region, Russia (M, T) Nuclear Systems Associates, Inc., Brea, CA National Inspection & Consultants, Fort Myers, FL (NT) Technical Management Services, Inc., New Hartford, CT NUCON International, Inc., Columbus, OH Neptune and Company, Inc., Lakewood, CO (QA, RM) (T) SNC-Lavalin, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada North Wind Group, Idaho Falls, ID (AE, SE, SQ, TE, TI, F Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada TL, TM, WM) Denotes Advertiser Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Kurion, Inc.), Richland, WA Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 87 90100 Vacuum Equipment & Accessories 90100 Vacuum Equipment & PBM, Inc. Valve Solutions, (Ball Valve Div.), Irwin, PA 91380 Valves, Pressure Seal Accessories—also see Cleaning Equip.; (F) BL Breech Lock Schutte and Koerting, Trevose, PA (F) G Gate Filters Valcor Engineering Corp., (Valcor Nuclear)(Valcor), GL Globe Coastal Network, Inc., Charlottesville, VA Springfield, NJ (F, P) PC Piston Check E. H. Wachs, Lincolnshire, IL SC Swing Check Flexaust, Warsaw, IN TD Tilting Disk HI-Q Environmental Products Co., Inc., San Diego, CA 91000 Valves, Gate W Wafer Check Valves B Bellows Seal Master-Lee Engineered Products Inc., Latrobe, PA AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), JA Jacketed Alloy Pave Technology Co., Dayton, OH Charlotte, NC (G, GL) K Knife Pentek Decontamination Products Div., Coraopolis, PA Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated Pipe PS Parallel Slide Type Schutte and Koerting, Trevose, PA & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL (G, GL, PC, W Wedge Type The Spencer Turbine Co., Windsor, CT SC) Underwater Construction Corp., Essex, CT AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Conval, Inc., Somers, CT (G, GL, PC) Charlotte, NC (B, W) DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX AZZ Nuclear Engineered Solutions, Fort Worth, TX (BL, PC, TD, W) 90250 Valve Operators (Actuators) (PS, W) Flowserve Flow Control Div., (Div. of Flowserve Corp.), A Air Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated Pipe Raleigh, NC (G, GL, PC, SC, TD) ES Electric Solenoid & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL (PS, W) Schutte and Koerting, Trevose, PA (G, GL, SC) EH Electrohydraulic Conval, Inc., Somers, CT (B, W) EX Explosive-Activated DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX (B, H Hydraulic JA, K, PS, W) 92300 Vessels—also see Respiratory MN Manual Flowserve Flow Control Div., (Div. of Flowserve Corp.), M Motor Raleigh, NC (PS, W) Protection Equipment AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), Valcor Engineering Corp., (Valcor Nuclear)(Valcor), F Flasks, Water, Valve-Operating Charlotte, NC (MN) Springfield, NJ (B) P Pressure AZZ Nuclear Engineered Solutions, Fort Worth, TX (A, PR Pressure, Reactor ES, H, M) Aerofin, (Sub. of Ampco-Pittsburgh Corp.), Lynchburg, BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (A, M) 91260 Valves, Other VA (P) Conval, Inc., Somers, CT (A, ES, EH, H, MN, M) BW Backwater AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (F, P) DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX B Ball F BWX Technologies, Inc., Lynchburg, VA (P, PR) (A, ES, H, MN, M) BU Burner Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated Pipe E. H. Wachs, Lincolnshire, IL (A, H, M) BF Butterfly & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL (P, PR) PBM, Inc. Valve Solutions, (Ball Valve Div.), Irwin, PA D Diaphragm Ellis & Watts Global Industries, Inc., Batavia, OH (P) (A, ES, MN) EF Excess-Flow Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN (P) F SSM Industries, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA (A, ES, EH, MN, FS Fail-Safe F Holtec International, Camden, NJ (F, P, PR) M) FI Feedwater Isolation F InRoads International LLC, Monroeville, PA (P) Valcor Engineering Corp., (Valcor Nuclear)(Valcor), FL Filter, In-Line F Joseph Oat Corp., Camden, NJ (P, PR) Springfield, NJ (A, ES, MN) FD Fire Deluge F Major Tool & Machine, Inc., Indianapolis, IN (P, PR) FM Flow Monitoring/Alarm System F Petersen Inc., Ogden, UT (P) FB Flush Bottom Tank Precision Custom Components, LLC, York, PA (F, P, 90330 Valve Stem Gland Packing Systems, G Globe PR) Live-Loaded GB Globe, Bellows Rolls-Royce, Derby, United Kingdom (P) IM Instrumentation Manifold Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated Pipe Sarens USA, Inc., Houston, TX (PR) IS Isolation Shutoff & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL SKODA JS a.s., Plzen, Czech Republic (P, PR) LB Line-Blind Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, MS Main Steam Isolation Ulyanovsk region, Russia (F) 90600 Valves, Check, Stop Check M Miniature Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc., Huntsville, AL (P) AC Air-Cylinder-Assisted N Needle F Vigor (formerly Oregon Iron Works), Clackamas, OR B Ball P Packless (P, PR) CC Controlled-Closure PL Plastic-Lined F Wagstaff Applied Technologies, Spokane, WA (F, P, PR) NS Non-Slam PG Plug F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, PO Piston-Operated PR Pressure Regulating PA (P, PR) SL Spring-Loaded PU Pump Recirculation Worthington Industries, Columbus, OH (P, PR) ST Swing Type Q Quick-Opening & -Closing SA Swing Type, Alloy R Ram-Type TD Tilting Disk RS Relief, Safety 92800 Video Services SL Slurry I Inspection AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), SO Solenoid PP Plant Photodocumentation Charlotte, NC (B) V Vacuum R Remote AZZ Nuclear Engineered Solutions, Fort Worth, TX (B, ST, SA, TD) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), U Underwater Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated Pipe Charlotte, NC (B, SO) Ahlberg Cameras, Wilmington, NC (I, R, U) & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL (B, PO, SL, ST, AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (BW, B, BF, D, SO, V) AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), SA) AZZ Nuclear Engineered Solutions, Fort Worth, TX (B, Charlotte, NC (I, PP, R, U) Conval, Inc., Somers, CT (B, PO, SL) BF, D, FI, G, IM, M, N, PR) Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, (Curtiss-Wright DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (BF, G, MS) Anatec), Irvine, CA (I) (AC, B, CC, NS, PO, SL, ST, SA, TD) Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated Pipe Hennigan Engineering Co., Inc., Hingham, MA (I) Flowserve Flow Control Div., (Div. of Flowserve Corp.), & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL (B, BF, G, PG, InterTest, Inc., Columbia, NJ (I, PP, R, U) Raleigh, NC (AC, B, PO, ST, TD) PR, SO) Master-Lee Engineered Products Inc., Latrobe, PA (U) PBM, Inc. Valve Solutions, (Ball Valve Div.), Irwin, PA Conval, Inc., Somers, CT (B, FI, FL, G, GB, IS, MS, N, R.O.V. Technologies, Inc., Brattleboro, VT (R, U) (B) P) Sidus Solutions LLC, San Diego, CA (I, R, U) F Schutte and Koerting, Trevose, PA (ST) DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX Thermo Scientific - CIDTEC Cameras & Imagers, (Part Valcor Engineering Corp., (Valcor Nuclear)(Valcor), (BW, B, BU, BF, D, EF, FS, FI, FL, FD, FM, FB, G, GB, of Thermo Fisher Scientific), Liverpool, NY (I, R, U) Springfield, NJ (PO, SL) IM, IS, LB, MS, M, N, P, PL, PG, PR, PU, Q, R, RS, SL, Underwater Construction Corp., Essex, CT (R, U) SO, V) Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear Dragon Valves, Inc., Norwalk, CA (EF, N, P) Services Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (I, PP, R, U) 90800 Valves, Control Dubose National Energy Services, Clinton, NC (B, G) F Flow Flowserve Flow Control Div., (Div. of Flowserve Corp.), FA Flow, Acoustic Emission Raleigh, NC (B, BF, FI, G, IS, MS) 93040 Waste Management Services—also I Intelligent F InRoads International LLC, Monroeville, PA (BW, B, see Analysis; Health Physics Services P Pressure BU, BF, D, EF, FS, FI, FL, FD, FM, FB, G, GB, IM, IS, DM Demineralization T Temperature LB, MS, M, N, P, PL, PG, PR, PU, Q, R, RS, SL, SO, V) DW Dewatering, Nonradioactive V Vacuum See advertisement on page 25 DR Dewatering, Radioactive AZZ Nuclear Engineered Solutions, Fort Worth, TX (F) PBM, Inc. Valve Solutions, (Ball Valve Div.), Irwin, PA DL Disposal (Low-Level) Consolidated Power Supply, (Div. of Consolidated Pipe (D, FS, FB, IM, IS) ER Environmental Remediation & Supply Co., Inc.), Birmingham, AL (F, P) Schutte and Koerting, Trevose, PA (G, PG, PR, Q) FP Fuel Pool Services DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX (F, Valcor Engineering Corp., (Valcor Nuclear)(Valcor), I Incineration FA, I, P, T, V) Springfield, NJ (FS, G, GB, IM, IS, N, P, PR, Q, SO) IL Intermediate-Level Flowserve Flow Control Div., (Div. of Flowserve Corp.), F LC Lead Contamination Raleigh, NC (F, P) Denotes Advertiser LW Liquid Waste (High Level & Low Level) 88 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs

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MW Mixed Waste Analysis & Processing DNS - Dedicated Nuclear Solutions, Fort Worth, TX MD Mixed Waste Disposal/Treatment (MW, MD, MS, P, LL, HL, S, V, VR, WC) MS Mixed Waste Solvent Disposal DW James Consulting, North Oaks, MN (WC) MO Molten Salt Oxidizers Encorus Group, (dba RJR Engineering, P.C.), Springville, M Monitoring NY (ER, FP) NR Non-Radioactive F EnergySolutions LLC, Salt Lake City, UT (DW, DR, DL, OF Off-Site (Fixed Base) ER, FP, I, LC, MW, MD, MS, P, LL, HL, RC, SM, SS, S, ON On-Site SR, T, V, VR, WC) P Packaging/Repackaging F Energy, Technology and Environmental Business LL Radioactive, Low-Level Association, Oak Ridge, TN (ER, WC) HL Radioactive, High-Level EXCEL Services Corporation, Rockville, MD (ER, MW) RD Resin Destruction F ExchangeMonitor Publications & Forums, (RadWaste RP Resin Pyrolysis Monitor, RadWaste Summit, Weapons Complex RR Resin Regeneration Monitor, Decommissioning Strategy Forum), RC Resource Recovery Rockville, MD (LL, HL) SM Scrap Melting Fluor, Arlington, VA (ER, T, UT, WC) SS Sealed Source Decommissioning Fortum Power & Heat Oy, Nuclear Services, Espoo, S Solidification Finland, Finland (DL, IL, HL, VR) SR Survey & Release Foss Therapy Services, Inc., North Hollywood, CA (DL, T Transuranic (TRU) ON, P, LL, HL) UT Uranium Mill Tailings Reclamation Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN (DM, V Vitrification DW, ER, LC, NR) VR Volume Reduction The GEL Group, Inc., (GEL Engineering, LLC), (GEL WC Waste Characterization Laboratories, LLC), (GEL Geophysics, LLC), (Cape Fear Analytical, Inc.), Charleston, SC (ER, M, WC) WS Waste Sampling GHD, Niagara Falls, NY (ER, LC, M) WD Wood Decontamination Thomas Gray & Associates, Inc., (Owner of F AECOM, Aiken, SC (DM, DW, DR, DL, ER, FP, IL, LC, Environmental Mgmt. & Controls, Inc.), Orange, CA MW, MD, MS, M, NR, ON, P, LL, HL, SS, S, T, V, VR, (DL, MS, NR, P, HL, SS, S, VR) WC, WS) F Holtec International, Camden, NJ (DL, ER, FP, ON, P, AMEASOL - American Measurement Solutions LLC, VR) Santa Fe, NM (MW, M, WC) Hoover Container Solutions, (Formerly Tech Oil F Amec Foster Wheeler, Grand Junction, CO (ER, SR, UT, Products Inc.), New Iberia, LA (VR) VR, WC) F I.C.E. Service Group, Inc., Ambridge, PA (DL, ER, I, IL, F American DND Inc., Grand Island, NY (DL, ER, FP, LC, LC, MW, MD, NR, OF, ON, P, LL, S, UT, VR, WC, NR, P, SM, VR) WS, WD) American Integrated Services, Inc., Anaheim, CA (ER, F InRoads International LLC, Monroeville, PA (WC) LC, NR) InTomes Technical Services, Inc., Springville, NY (FP) Applied Health Physics, LLC, Bethel Park, PA (DL, ER, ISO-PACIFIC Nuclear Assay Systems, Inc., Richland, M, NR, OF, ON, P, HL, RC, SS, S, WC, WD) WA (DR, DL) AREVA Federal Services, Charlotte, NC (DR, DL, ER, James Fisher Technologies, Longmont, CO (MW) FP, LW, P, LL, HL, T, V, VR, WC, WS) F Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada (ER, IL, MW, AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), MD, M, OF, ON, P, LL, HL, WC, WS) Charlotte, NC (DM, DR, DL, FP, I, M, P, HL, RR, S, KUKA Systems UK Ltd, West Midlands, United VR, WC) Kingdom (MW, P, LL, VR, WC) AREVA TN, Columbia, MD (FP, ON, P, LL, HL) Lancs Industries, Kirkland, WA (T) ARS International, LLC, Port Allen, LA (ER, MD, P, LL, Lucideon, Research Triangle Park, NC (LL, S) HL, T, VR, WC, WS) Materials & Chemistry Laboratory, Inc., Oak Ridge, TN Attenuation Environmental Co., Seattle, WA (ER, MW, (MW) WC) Mayco Industries, Birmingham, AL (LC) Augean plc, (Augean Radioactive Waste Services), MHF Services, (An EnergySolutions Company), (Augean North Sea Services), Wetherby, United Wexford, PA (DL, ER, IL, LC, MD, MS, NR, OF, ON, Kingdom (DL, I, NR, LL) P, LL, HL, SM, SS, SR, T, UT, VR, WC) AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (DM, DW, DR, DL, ER, National Nuclear Laboratory (UK), Warrington, United FP, LW, MW, MD, OF, LL, HL, RD, RP, RR, S, VR) Kingdom (ER, MW, MD, MS, LL, HL) Babcock Noell GmbH, (Dept. BEV), Wuerzburg, Navarro Research and Engineering, Inc., Oak Ridge, TN Germany (IL, P, LL, HL, S, VR) (DW, DR, DL, ER, IL, LC, MD, M, NR, LL, HL, T, UT, BES Technologies, Oak Ridge, TN (DW, DL, LL) VR, WC, WS) BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (ER, FP, MW, M, P, RC, Neptune and Company, Inc., Lakewood, CO (M, NR, SR, T, VR, WC, WD) LL, HL, T) Boston Government Services, LLC (BGS), Oak Ridge, New Millennium Nuclear Technologies International, TN (DL, ER, MW, MD, M, NR, P, LL, HL, T, UT, WC, Lakewood, CO (ER, WC, WS) WS) North Wind Group, Idaho Falls, ID (DW, DR, DL, ER, F BWX Technologies, Inc., Lynchburg, VA (MW, MD, P, LW, MD, M, NR, OF, ON, LL, HL, S, SR, T, UT, V, VR, LL, HL) WC, WS) NRG, Petten, The Netherlands (SR, WC) See advertisement on pages 10–11 NSSI/Recovery Services Inc., Houston, TX (I, IL, LC, M, Cabrera Services Inc., East Hartford, CT (DL, ER, MW, OF, ON, P, HL, S, SR, T, V, WD) MD, M, OF, ON, P, LL, HL, SR, T, UT, V, WC, WS, Off-Site Source Recovery Program, Los Alamos, NM WD) (SS) Campoverde srl, Milano, Italy (ER, I, LW, MW, MD, MS, Omega Technical Services, Oak Ridge, TN (LL) M, OF, ON, LL, RD, RP, T, VR, WC, WS) F PacTec, Inc., Clinton, LA (P) Canberra, part of Mirion Technologies, Meriden, CT Pajarito Scientific Corp. (PSC), (Pajarito Scientific (HL) Security Corp.) (PSSC), Santa Fe, NM (MW) Ceradyne, Inc. a 3M company, Quapaw, OK (MW, LL, Pentek Decontamination Products Div., Coraopolis, PA HL, T) (LC) Chesapeake Nuclear Services, Inc., Annapolis, MD (SR, Perma-Fix Environmental Services, Inc., Knoxville, TN WC) (DL, ER, I, IL, LC, MW, MD, MS, M, OF, ON, P, LL, CHP Consultants/CHP Dosimetry, Oak Ridge, TN (M, RD, S, SR, T, VR, WC, WS) LL, HL) Perma-Fix Environmental Services Inc., (Perma-Fix Curie Environmental Services, Albuquerque, NM (DL, of Florida) (A Wholly Owned Sub. of Perma-Fix LC, MW, MD, MS, NR, OF, ON, P, LL, RC, SS, SR, Environmental Services, Inc.), Gainesville, FL (I, MW, WC, WS) MD, MS, NR, OF, P, LL, RD, RC, S, SR, VR, WC, WS) Curtiss-Wright Nuclear Division, (Curtiss-Wright EST Philotechnics, Ltd., Oak Ridge, TN (DR, DL, ER, OF, Group), Hatfield, PA (WS) ON, P, LL, SR, WC) CYCLIFE, (Brand of EDF Group), Paris la Défense, Phoenix Solutions Co., Plymouth, MN (MW, OF, WC, France (I, LW, MW, MD, OF, ON, P, LL, RD, SM, VR, WD) WC, WS) Portage Inc., Idaho Falls, ID (ER) The Delphi Groupe, Inc., Austin, TX (I, IL, M, NR, ON, Project Assistance Corp. (PAC), Walnut Creek, CA (IL, P, HL, S, VR) MW, HL, VR, WC) 90 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Work Platforms 96200

PTP Spent Fuel Services, LLC, Grand Island, NY (FP, F InRoads International LLC, Monroeville, PA (WO) LL, HL) Inuktun InCommand Robotics, LLC, (Sub. of Inuktun Qal-Tek Associates, LLC, Idaho Falls, ID (NR, HL, T, Services Ltd.), Houston, TX (RM) WC) F Joseph Oat Corp., Camden, NJ (C) Offsite Services: Radiac Research Corp., Brooklyn, NY (DL, LW, MD, F Major Tool & Machine, Inc., Indianapolis, IN (A, C, LB, MS, ON, P, LL, HL) P, S, WO) Tool & Equipment Radiation Protection Systems, Inc., Groton, CT (ER, IL, PaR Systems, Inc., Shoreview, MN (RM) MW, LL, HL, SR, T, VR, WC) Precision Custom Components, LLC, York, PA (A, P, Radiation Safety & Control Services, Inc., Stratham, NH RM, S, WO) Decontamination (DL, MD, P, LL, HL, SR, WC) Premier Technology, Inc., Blackfoot, ID (A, AT) Radiological Solutions, Inc., Rockdale, IL (RR, WS) Tri Tool Inc., Rancho Cordova, CA (AT, WO) & Monitoring F Reef Industries, Inc., Houston, TX (P, LL) Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear RSO, Inc./Radiation Service Organization, Laurel, MD Services Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (P, UM, UR) (DL, ER, MD, M, P, LL, SS, SR, VR, WS) F Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL (FP, IL, HL) Wagstaff Applied Technologies, Spokane, WA (A, AT, S, SECUR LLC, Sewickley, PA (DL, IL, MD, P, S, VR, WC) WO, WC) F J. L. Shepherd & Assoc., San Fernando, CA (SS) Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Sidus Solutions LLC, San Diego, CA (M) PA (A, C, EM, P, RM, UM, UR, WO) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, Ulyanovsk region, Russia (FP, P, HL, T, WC) Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX (WC, 95750 Windows, Radiation-Shielding— WS) also see Maintenance & Repair Services; SSI Shredding Systems, Inc., Wilsonville, OR (VR) Shielding Materials Stoller Newport News Nuclear (SN3), (A sub. of LG Lead Glass Huntington Ingalls Industries), Broomfield, CO (DL, LP Lead Plastics ER, IL, MW, M, NR, P, LL, HL, SR, T, UT, WC) Studsvik, Inc., Atlanta, GA (DR, OF, P, LL, SR) Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (LG, LP) Sundance Consulting, Inc., Pocatello, ID (DL, MD, NR, Hot Cell Services Corp., Kent, WA (LG) LL, WC, WS) Mayco Industries, Birmingham, AL (LG, LP) TAG Technical Solutions, LLC, Knoxville, TN (DM, DR, Premier Technology, Inc., Blackfoot, ID (LG) LC, P, LL, SR) Radiation Protection Products, Inc., Wayzata, MN (LG) Tecnubel-Transnubel-ECS, Dessel, Belgium (FP, MW, P) Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc., Huntsville, AL (WC) TFE, Inc., North Augusta, SC (DL, ER, LC, MW, MD, 95850 Wipers, Wiping Cloths—also see NR, OF, ON, P, LL, HL, RC, SS, SR, T, WC, WS) Health Physics Equipment & Supplies Transco Products Inc., Chicago, IL (M) C Cotton Tyne Engineering Inc., Burlington, Ontario, Canada (M, CR Clean Room Laundered LL, HL) D Disposable, Soluble Underwater Construction Corp., Essex, CT (FP) I Industrial CUT Underwater Engineering Services, Inc., (Nuclear LF Lint-Free Services Div.), Fort Pierce, FL (DM, DR, FP, VR) OT Oil-Treated Dusting F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst T Tacky Corp.), Longmeadow, MA (DL, LC, OF, SR, VR, COSTS! Alphasource, Inc., Philadelphia, PA (C, CR, D, I, LF, OT, WD) T) University of Bristol, (Interface Analysis Centre), Bristol, United Kingdom (ER, WC) Coastal Network, Inc., Charlottesville, VA (C, OT, T) Value Added Solutions, Inc., (WOSB), Aiken, SC (ER, Eastern Technologies, Inc., (OREX), Ashford, AL (C, D, Industry’s most WC) I, LF, OT, T) F Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Kurion, Inc.), Richland, WA Frham Safety Products, Inc., Nashville, TN (LF) advanced monitoring, (DM, DR, ER, MW, MD, OF, ON, HL, S, VR) JSM Protective, Inc., Wilmington, NC (C, CR, I, LF, T) decon & licensed BSFR Veolia Nuclear Solutions, (Alaron Nuclear Services), F Mohawk Safety, Manchester, CT (C, I, LF, OT, T) Wampum, PA (DL, IL, M, OF, P, HL, RC, SS, VR, WC) F UniTech Services Group, Inc., (Sub. of UniFirst Corp.), disposal at reduced rates Visionary Solutions, LLC, Knoxville, TN (ER, P, LL, HL, Longmeadow, MA (C, CR, D, I, LF, T) WC) United States Products Co., Pittsburgh, PA (LF) F Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Cranberry Township, Cost-effective PA (FP, IL, M, HL, RD, RR, VR, WC) transportation, WMG, Inc., Peekskill, NY (FP, IL, OF, P, LL, HL, S, T, 95900 Wire—also see Cable WC) IS Insulated, Signal equipment storage/ WYNSOR, Ogden, UT (DL, ER, T, WC, WS) SW Insulated, Switchboard management IT Insulated, Thermocouple M Magnet 93900 Welding Services—also see Diving MH Magnet, High-Temperature Monitor almost Services MS Metal-Shielded A Arc NM Nickel, Monel & Nickel-Chromium ANYTHING AT Automatic Tube & Pipe RF Refractory … scaffolding, pipes, C Canister RS Resistance tools, FRAC tanks… DB Diffusion Bonding SP Spring EM Electromagnetic SU Superconducting unique needs EB Electron Beam T Thermocouple EX Explosive Dubose National Energy Services, Clinton, NC (SP) LB Laser Beam General Cable, (ULTROL® 60+), Willimantic, CT (IS, Get contaminated tools P Plasma SW, IT) and equipment off your RM Remote LEMO USA, Inc., (Sub. of LEMO SA), Rohnert Park, S Stud site – minimize risks CA (MS, T) UM Underwater, Manual UR Underwater, Remote RSCC Wire & Cable LLC, East Granby, CT (IS, SW, IT, WO Weld Overlays MS, T) WC Weldment Cleaning AGI Engineering, Stockton, CA (A) 96200 Work Platforms AREVA Inc., (North American Headquarters), C Cask Servicing Charlotte, NC (A, AT, DB, EM, EB, EX, LB, P, RM, S, M Mobile Reduce UM, UR, WO, WC) S Stationary AVANTech, Inc., Columbia, SC (A, AT, C, UM) Reuse AZZ Nuclear, Suwanee, GA (A, AT, C, P, RM, S, WO, Dufrane Nuclear Inc., Winsted, CT (C, M, S) Recycle WC) F Petersen Inc., Ogden, UT (S) BHI Energy, Weymouth, MA (A, WO) F Plant Decommissioning, Lake Villa, IL (C, M, S) GREEN, CLEAN, Diakont, San Diego, CA (RM) Sosny Research and Development Co., Dimitrovgrad, CallSUSTAINABLE 1-800-344-3824 Dubose National Energy Services, Clinton, NC (C) Ulyanovsk region, Russia (C, M, S) Fuel Tank Maintenance Co., LLC, Cookeville, TN (A, F www.UniTechUS.com AT, C, DB, EM, EB, EX, P, S, WO, WC) Denotes Advertiser Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 91 LEN–NAT

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ABZ, INC., 4451 Brookfield Corporate Dr., #107, Chantilly, VA 20151-1693. ALPHA SPECTRA, INC., 715 Arrowest Ct., Grand Junction, CO 81505. Contact: Contact: Michael A. Zurlo (703/636-1124, 800/747-7401, Fax: 703/631-5282, E-mail: Frank Wilkinson III (970/243-4477, 800/231-2545, Fax: 970/244-6947, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.abzinc.com [email protected]). Web site: www.alphaspectra.com Code Nos. 03800, 12900, 14000, 20300, 20700 Code Nos. 17950, 26080

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AMERICAN INTEGRATED SERVICES, INC., 2550 E. Miraloma Way, AREVA TN, 7135 Minstrel Way, Suite 300, Columbia, MD 21045. Contact: Anaheim, CA 92806. Contact: Joe Reilly (310/935-8736, 888/423-6060, Fax: Sandrine Toupiol (704/962-7811, Fax: 410/910-6902, E-mail: sandrine. 310/522-0474, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www. [email protected]), Jay Thomas (410/919-6527, Fax: 410/910-6902, E-mail: jay. americanintegrated.com [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: N, Classes 1, 2 & 3 and Class CS; N3, TC Code Nos. 20300, 20350, 20700, 93040 Transportation Containments. Web site: www.us.areva.com/arevatn Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 14300, 20300, 30500, 40900, 47400, 66280, 77750, 77800, 81680, AMERIPHYSICS, LLC, 9111 Cross Park Dr., Suite D200, Knoxville, TN 37923. 81710, 86250, 86300, 87000, 93040 Contact: Tom Hansen (865/470-4176, 800/563-7497, Fax: 865/470-4179, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.ameriphysics.com F ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY, (Decommissioning Training), (NE Code Nos. 20350 Div.), 9700 S. Cass Ave., Bldg. 208, Argonne, IL 60439. Contact: Larry Boing (630/252-6729, Fax: 630/252-7577, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.dd.anl. ANAMET INC., 26102 Eden Landing Rd., Suite 3, Hayward, CA 94545. Contact: gov/ddtraining/ Kenneth R. Pytlewski (510/887-8811, 800/377-7768, Fax: 510/887-8427, E-mail: Code Nos. 20300, 86300 [email protected]), Ed Foreman (510/887-8811, 800/377-7768, Fax: 510/887- (See advertisement on page 90) 8427, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: Nuclear Industry Assessment Committee Approved (NIAC), ISO 17025:2005 American Association for ARKEMA INC., (formerly ATOFINA Chemicals, Inc.), 900 1st Ave., King of

U.S. DirectoryU.S. of Suppliers Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA). Web site: www.anametinc.com Prussia, PA 19406-1308. Contact: 610/205-7000, 800/225-7788, Fax: 610/205-7913, Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 40900, 84600 E-mail: [email protected]. Web site: www.arkema- americas.com ANATA MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS, P.O. Box 1575, West Jordan, UT 84084. Code Nos. 20350, 27450 Contact: Leslie J. Dugay (801/849-8220, Fax: 866/259-5749, E-mail: operations@ anatasolutions.com), Joseph Waligora (801/849-8220, Fax: 866/259-5749, E-mail: ARROW-TECH, INC., 417 Main Ave. W., P.O. Box 1240, Rolla, ND 58367-1240. [email protected]). Web site: www.anatasolutions.com Contact: Perry LaFountain (701/477-6461, 877/477-6461, Fax: 701/477-6464, Code Nos. 14000, 20300, 25400, 37200, 40900, 71190 E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.dosimeter.com Code Nos. 03200, 09750, 09800, 17950, 21270, 37130, 55040, 55060 F.N. ANDERSON & ASSOC., 1274 Helmsdale Dr., Forest, VA 24551-4760. Contact: Floyd N. Anderson (434/258-3380, Fax: 434/525-2022, E-mail: ARS INTERNATIONAL, LLC, 2609 N. River Rd., Port Allen, LA 70767. Contact: [email protected]). Web site: www.fnaai.com Jeffrey Ambrose (225/381-2991, 800/401-4277, Fax: 225/381-2996, E-mail: Code Nos. 77800 [email protected]). Web site: www.amrad.com Code Nos. 26100, 37200, 67380, 84600, 93040 ANTECH CORP., 9050 Marshall Ct., Westminster, CO 80031. Contact: Richard Creed (312/833-8334, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.antech- ATKINS, (f/k/a Nuclear Safety Associates, Inc.), 3800 Arco Corporate Dr., Suite inc.com 325, Charlotte, NC 28273. Contact: Robert Frost (704/731-2301, Fax: 704/731-2309, Code Nos. 09800 E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.atkinsglobal.com Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 37200 APPLIED HEALTH PHYSICS, LLC, 2986 Industrial Blvd., Bethel Park, PA 15102. Contact: Todd Mobley (412/835-9555, 800/332-6648, Fax: 412/835-9559, ATTENTION IT, INC., 1704 Schaeffer Rd., Knoxville, TN 37932. Contact: Jeanice E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: Certification by American Pratt (865/769-8888 x400, Fax: 865/769-8931, E-mail: [email protected]). Board of Health Physics. Web site: www.appliedhealthphysics.com Web site: www.attentionit.com Code Nos. 03800, 09800, 14000, 14300, 17950, 20300, 20350, 26100, 26230, 37130, 37200, Code Nos. 03800, 06950, 12800, 14000 41000, 55040, 55060, 67380, 71190, 86300, 93040 ATTENUATION ENVIRONMENTAL CO., P.O. Box 30537, Seattle, WA 98113- APPLIED SCIENCE PROFESSIONALS, (ASP-LLC), P.O. Box 9052, Salt Lake 0537. Contact: Doris Minor (206/783-3208, Fax: 206/783-3989, E-mail: doris@ City, UT 84109. Contact: Gary M. Sandquist (801/273-0200, Fax: 801/904-4100, attenuation.us.com). Stamp Symbols: W.B.E./D.B.E. Web site: www.attenuation. E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: Certified Health Physicist (ABHP), us.com Certified Quality Auditor (ASQ), PE in Nuclear and Mechanical Engineering, SE Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 37200, 93040 in Structural Engineering. Web site: www.asp-llc.com Code Nos. 03800, 67380, 86300 AUTOMATION PRODUCTS, INC., (Dynatrol® Div.), 3030 Maxroy St., Houston, TX 77008-6294. Contact: Technical Sales Dept. (713/869-0361, 800/231-2062, Fax: ARES CORP., (Energy Services Div.), 1100 Jadwin Ave., Suite 400, Richland, WA 713/869-7332, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.dynatrolusa.com 99352. Contact: Larry Shipley (509/946-3300, E-mail: lshipley@arescorporation. Code Nos. 04000, 25000, 40050, 54750* com). Web site: www.arescorporation.com Code Nos. 03800, 12800, 13850, 14000, 14300, 20300, 75600, 86300 AVANTECH, INC., 2050 American Italian Way, Columbia, SC 29209. Contact: Jim Braun (803/407-7171, Fax: 803/626-0393, E-mail: [email protected]), AREVA FEDERAL SERVICES, 7207 IBM Dr., Charlotte, NC 28262. Contact: Gary Benda (803/317-1116, Fax: 803/626-0393, E-mail: [email protected]). Lynn Butler (704/805-2269, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.areva. Stamp Symbols: ASME U Code Stamp, National Board of Boiler and Pressure com Vessel Inspectors R and NB, UL Approved, NQA-1. Web site: www.avantechinc. Code Nos. 03800, 09730, 09950, 13850, 14000, 14300, 20300, 20350, 36000, 56600, 68000, com 79360, 87000, 87400, 93040 Code Nos. 09950, 10780, 12800, 14000, 14300, 20300, 22410, 22700, 24170, 25250, 25400, 25600, 26240, 27450, 41700, 47400, 53950, 54750, 55040, 59800, 64750, 68000, 73620, AREVA INC., (North American Headquarters), 7207 IBM Dr., Charlotte, 74150, 77800, 79370, 83150, 84600, 86300, 87000, 91260, 92300, 93040, 93900 NC 28262. Contact: Donna Gaddy-Bowen (434/832-3702, E-mail: donna. [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: ASME III N, NPT Stamp, ASME I S NORMAN N. AXELROD ASSOC., (Optical Sensing & Control System Stamp, ASME VIII Div. 1 U Stamp, National Board Nuclear Components, Mod/ Development Div.), 445 E. 86th St., Apt. 7G, New York, NY 10028-6445. Contact: Repl/Repair NR Stamp & Pressure Retng Items Repair/Alter R Stamp, N, NR, NPT, Dr. Norman N. Axelrod (212/741-6302, E-mail: [email protected]). ISO 9001. Web site: www.us.areva.com Web site: www.axelrodassociates.com Code Nos. 03800, 04000, 09730, 09800, 10780, 11700, 12800, 12900, 14000, 14300, 17950, Code Nos. 14000, 19700, 72300 19700, 20300, 20350, 22410, 26100, 26230, 27450, 30040, 30500, 37130, 37200, 40900, 41000, 41200, 44000, 45550, 47400, 53950, 54750, 55490, 56600, 58000, 59800, 59850, AZZ NUCLEAR, 560 Horizon Dr., Suite 100, Suwanee, GA 30024. Contact: Chris 61570, 64700, 66280, 68000, 71190, 72300, 73550, 73620, 75190, 77600, 77750, 81680, Futrick (412/915-9363, Fax: 770/449-4684, E-mail: [email protected]), Douglas 81710, 83150, 83600, 84150, 84600, 86250, 86260, 86300, 86500, 87000, 90250, 90600, 91000, 91260, 91380, 92800, 93040, 93900 Shuda (678/728-9304, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: NB, U, U2, F R, S, NR, NPT. All classes - No restrictions. Web site: www.azznuclear.com Denotes Advertiser Code Nos. 11400, 14000, 14300, 40900, 47400, 59800, 59850, 83600, 93900 94 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs AZZ–CON F AZZ NUCLEAR ENGINEERED SOLUTIONS, 7410 Pebble Dr., Fort Worth, TX BWX TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 2016 Mt. Athos Rd., Lynchburg, VA 24504. 76118. Contact: John Portillo (817/239-1693, 800/448-4124, E-mail: johnportillo@ Contact: Dave Ferris (434/316-7501, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: NQ-A-1. N Stamp NBIC ASME Sec. 11 Services Provider. Web site: www.bwxt.com Suppliers of U.S. Directory azz.com). Stamp Symbols: 10CFR50 Appendix B, NQA-1, ASME III N, NS, NPT. Code Nos. 03800, 10780, 14000, 20300, 20700, 25600, 37600, 40900, 47400, 53950, 56600, Web site: www.azznuclear.com 61570, 73620, 77750, 84600, 92300, 93040 Code Nos. 03000, 03800, 22200, 27450, 37600, 40050, 47400, 63400, 64700, 75190, 76400, (See advertisement on pages 10-11) 83150, 90250, 90600, 90800, 91000, 91260 CABLELAN PRODUCTS, INC., P.O. Box 196, Norfolk, MA 02056. Contact: BANDA GROUP INTERNATIONAL, LLC, 1799 E. Queen Creen Rd., Suite 1, J. Pirrong (508/384-7811, 800/840-6655, Fax: 508/384-8554, E-mail: jpirrong@ Chandler, AZ 85286. Contact: Tammy Pressnell (865/240-0621, Fax: 865/272-5372, cablelan.com). Web site: www.cablelan.com E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.bandagroupintl.com Code Nos. 03200, 03800, 08800, 13400 Code Nos. 12800, 86300 CABRERA SERVICES INC., 50 Founders Plaza, Suite 207, East Hartford, CT BARNHART, 2163 Airways Blvd., Memphis, TN 38114. Contact: Jud Parker 06108. Contact: Shannan Ryll (860/569-0095, Fax: 860/569-0277, E-mail: sryll@ (901/271-6564, 800/587-3239, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: cabreraservices.com). Web site: www.cabreraservices.com www.barnhartcrane.com Code Nos. 03800, 09800, 14000, 20300, 26080, 26100, 26230, 37200, 41015, 44000, 67380, Code Nos. 14000, 18600, 20300, 86250, 86260, 87000 86300, 93040

G.D. BARRI & ASSOCIATES, INC., 6860 W. Peoria Ave., Peoria, AZ 85345. CANBERRA, PART OF MIRION TECHNOLOGIES, 800 Research Pkwy., Contact: Georgia D. Barri (623/773-0410, Fax: 623/773-2924, E-mail: georgia. Meriden, CT 06450. Contact: 203/238-2351, 800/243-3955, Fax: 203/235-1347, [email protected]). Web site: www.gdbarri.com E-mail: [email protected]. Stamp Symbols: Certification by ISO Code Nos. 03800, 25400, 26100, 40900 9001. Web site: www.canberra.com Code Nos. 03200, 03800, 04000, 09800, 12900, 14000, 17950, 19700, 20000, 20300, 20350, 26080, 26100, 26230, 37130, 37200, 40900, 41000, 55040, 55060, 67380, 68000, 71190, BEAMEX, INC., 2152 Northwest Pkwy. S.E., Suite A, Marietta, GA 30067-9306. 77750, 86300, 93040 Contact: Sales Dept. (770/951-1927, 800/888-9892, Fax: 770/951-1928, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.beamex.com CERADYNE, INC. A 3M COMPANY, 3250 S. 614 Rd., Quapaw, OK 74363. Code Nos. 09750, 12800, 37200, 67380, 68950 Contact: Sandra Rushin (918/673-2201, Fax: 918/673-1052, E-mail: sjrushin@ mmm.com). Web site: www.3m.com/boron BERKELEY NUCLEONICS CORP., 2955 Kerner Blvd., San Rafael, CA 94901. Code Nos. 00400, 17650, 55490, 77800, 93040 Contact: Bernadette Jamieson (415/453-9955, 800/234-7858, Fax: 415/453-9956, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.berkeleynucleonics. CHEMCHEK INSTRUMENTS, INC. (TM), 1845 Terminal Dr., #101, Richland, com WA 99354. Contact: B.R. Miller-Collins (509/943-5000, Fax: 509/946-3368, Code Nos. 09800, 17950, 26080, 37200, 41000, 47400, 55040, 84150 E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.chemchek.com Code Nos. 03800 BES TECHNOLOGIES, 2010 Hwy. 58, Suite 1106, Oak Ridge, TN 37830. Contact: Shannon Eaker (865/964-1124, E-mail: [email protected]). CHESAPEAKE NUCLEAR SERVICES, INC., 788 Sonne Dr., Annapolis, MD Code Nos. 10850, 14000, 27450, 37130, 37200, 44000, 73300, 73550, 86300, 93040 21401. Contact: J. Stewart Bland (410/266-9174, Fax: 410/266-5811, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.chesnuc.com BHI ENERGY, 97 Libbey Industrial Pkwy., 4th Floor, Weymouth, MA 02189. Code Nos. 12800, 14000, 20300, 25250, 37200, 86300, 93040 Contact: Stephanie Fox (339/832-2012, 800/225-0385 x1149, Fax: 508/591-1397, CHP CONSULTANTS/CHP DOSIMETRY, P.O. Box 4126, Oak Ridge, TN 37831. E-mail: [email protected]), Butch Smith (803/226-0330, E-mail: butch. Contact: Robert Gunter (866/766-4833, Fax: 866/491-9913, E-mail: rjgunter@ [email protected]). Web site: www.bhienergy.com chpconsultants.com). Stamp Symbols: NVLAP Radiation Dosimetry. Certified Code Nos. 03000, 10780, 11400, 13050, 14000, 20300, 20350, 25250, 25300, 25400, 26100, Heath Physicist. Web site: www.chpconsultants.com 26230, 27450, 37130, 37200, 47400, 67380, 74350, 75600, 77750, 86300, 90250, 91260, Code Nos. 03800, 09750, 09800, 14000, 17950, 20300, 21270, 25250, 25400, 26080, 26100, 93040, 93900* 26240, 37130, 37200, 41000, 47400, 55040, 55060, 58000, 79700, 84600, 86300, 93040

BIODEX MEDICAL SYSTEMS, INC., 20 Ramsey Rd., Shirley, NY 11967-4704. CH2M, (CH2M HILL, Inc.), (CH2M HILL Nuclear Business Group), (CH2M HILL Contact: Ann Marie Alessi (631/924-9000, 800/224-6339, Fax: 631/924-9241, International Nuclear Services, Ltd.), (CH2M HILL Constructors, Inc.), 9189 S. E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.biodex.com/nuclearmedicine Jamaica St., Englewood, CO 80112. Contact: Katie Warner (720/286-1547, E-mail: Code Nos. 09750, 14300, 17950, 20350, 21270, 37130, 55040, 55060, 77800 [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: American Society of Mechanical Engineers Nuclear Quality Assurance (ASME) NQA-1. Web site: www.ch2m.com BIRNS, INC., 1720 Fiske Pl., Oxnard, CA 93033-1863. Contact: Eric F. Birns Code Nos. 20700 (805/830-5885, 888/247-6788, Fax: 805/487-0427, E-mail: [email protected]), Laura Powell (805/830-5869, 888/247-6788, Fax: 805/487-0427, E-mail: lpowell@ COASTAL NETWORK, INC., 600 Plantation Ct., Charlottesville, VA 22903- birns.com). Stamp Symbols: ISO 9001:2008. Web site: www.birns.com 7657. Contact: Michael O. Moyles (434/978-1204, Fax: 434/978-4775, E-mail: Code Nos. 45550 [email protected]). Web site: www.nuclearsupply.com Code Nos. 10850, 10900, 14300, 20350, 37130, 47630, 55040, 55060, 73300, 83110, 83210, BOSTON GOVERNMENT SERVICES, LLC (BGS), 105 Mitchell Rd., Suite 101, 90100, 95850* Oak Ridge, TN 37830. Contact: Karen Harris (865/272-8400, 865/730-7353, Fax: COGENTUS, 1640 19th St. N.W., Washington, DC 20009. Contact: Ian Seed 865/622-6494, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.bgs-llc.com (202/697-9230, E-mail: [email protected]). Code Nos. 03800, 12800, 13850, 14000, 20300, 25400, 26100, 37200, 40700, 40900, 71190, 75600, 86300, 93040 Code Nos. 12800, 14000

COMRENT LOAD BANK SOLUTIONS, 16201 Trade Zone Ave., Suite 103, Upper F BROKK INC., 1 Coral Bell Ct., Santa Fe, NM 87508. Contact: Tony Marlow Marlboro, MD 20774. Contact: Dennis Frierson (301/430-2720, 888/881-7118, Fax: (505/466-3614, 800/621-7856, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: 301/249-5816, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.comrent.com Certification by ISO 9001. Web site: www.brokkinc.com Code Nos. 03800, 08800, 47400, 84150* Code Nos. 13050, 20300, 20350, 26230, 59850, 68000, 72300, 73620* (See advertisement on page 79) CONSOLIDATED POWER SUPPLY, (Div. of Consolidated Pipe & Supply Co., Inc.), 3556 Mary Taylor Rd., Birmingham, AL 35235-3235. Contact: BURNS & MCDONNELL ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC., (Aviation & Ray Troxell (205/655-5515, 800/264-5515, Fax: 205/655-5511, E-mail: sales@ Federal Global Practice), 9400 Ward Pkwy., Kansas City, MO 64114. Contact: consolidatedpower.com). Stamp Symbols: ASME (MS), QSC 515, Classes 1, 2, 3, Willie Clark (571/444-1616, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www. MC, NF. ASME N-3341. Web site: www.consolidatedpower.com burnsmcd.com Code Nos. 06950, 11400, 12800, 13700, 14000, 14300, 27450, 37600, 40900, 41200, 56600, Code Nos. 03800, 06790, 12800, 14000, 20300, 20350 59800, 61570, 90330, 90600, 90800, 91000, 91260, 91380, 92300* Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 95 CON–EHW

CONTAINER PRODUCTS CORP., P.O. Box 3767, 112 N. College Dr., THE DELPHI GROUPE, INC., 2211 S. Interstate Hwy. 35, Suite 400, Austin, TX Wilmington, NC 28406. Contact: Katie Fletcher (910/392-6100, 800/635-5647, Fax: 78741. Contact: R. D. Gauny (512/462-1181, Fax: 512/462-1187, E-mail: rdgauny@ 910/392-6778, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: CE, GOST-R, NQA1, PE. delphigroupe.com). Web site: www.delphigroupe.com Web site: www.c-p-c.net Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 20300, 20350, 25400, 37200, 40900, 71190, 86300, 93040 Code Nos. 10780, 11700, 14000, 14300, 20350, 68000* DIAKONT, 3853 Calle Fortunada, San Diego, CA 92123. Contact: Aaron Huber F CONTAINER TECHNOLOGIES INDUSTRIES, LLC, 375 Marcum Pkwy., (858/551-5551, Fax: 858/504-7065, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: Helenwood, TN 37755-5085. Contact: General (423/569-2800, Fax: 423/569- www.diakont.com 2806, E-mail: [email protected]), Doug Michlink (423/569-2800 x36, E-mail: Code Nos. 12800, 30500, 39960, 45550, 47400, 61570, 68000, 72300, 75850, 84600, 86130, 93900* [email protected]). Web site: www.containertechnologies.com Code Nos. 03800, 10780, 13700, 14300, 75700, 83150 DNS - DEDICATED NUCLEAR SOLUTIONS, 7410 Pebble Dr., Fort Worth, (See advertisement on page 59) TX 76118. Contact: Teo Grochowski (540/520-6900, E-mail: teo.grochowski@ aecom.com), John Portillo (817/239-1693, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp CONVAL, INC., 265 Field Rd., Box 1049, Somers, CT 06071. Contact: Mike Symbols: 10CFR50 App. B, NQA-1, ASME III N, NS, NPT. Web site: dnsalliance. Hendrick (860/749-0761, Fax: 860/763-3557, E-mail: [email protected]). com Stamp Symbols: Certification by ISO 9001. ASME N Stamp Section III, Class 1, 2 Code Nos. 03000, 03800, 11400, 13700, 14000, 22200, 26900, 27450, 37600, 40050, 41200,

U.S. DirectoryU.S. of Suppliers and 3; NPT Stamp; European PED; Indian IBR. Web site: www.conval.com 47400, 56600, 59800, 59850, 60100, 61570, 63400, 64700, 75190, 76400, 83150, 84600, Code Nos. 90250, 90600, 91000, 91260, 91380* 90250, 90600, 90800, 91000, 91260, 91380, 93040

CORROSION CONTROL SERVICES, INC., (CCSI Engineered Diaphragm Div.), DONLEY TECHNOLOGY, P.O. Box 152, Colonial Beach, VA 22443. Contact: 324 Scott St., P.O. Box 3708, Davenport, IA 52808. Contact: Ron Frantz (563/324- Elizabeth Donley (804/224-9427, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: 9076, Fax: 563/324-9077, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www. www.donleytech.com corrosioncontrolservice.com Code Nos. 86300, 86500 Code Nos. 22430, 40900, 83150 DP ENGINEERING LTD. CO., 6100 Western Pl., Suite 500, Fort Worth, TX CROLL-REYNOLDS ENGINEERING CO., INC., 483 Monroe Tpke., Unit 76107. Contact: Leo Zimmerman (817/763-8274, E-mail: leozimmerman@ 112, Monroe, CT 06468. Contact: J. Quinlan/L. D. Ancillai (203/371-1983, Fax: dpengineering.com). Web site: www.dpengineering.com 203/371-0615, E-mail: [email protected]). Code Nos. 03800, 13850, 14000, 20300 Code Nos. 27450 DRAGON VALVES, INC., 13457 Excelsior Dr., Norwalk, CA 90650. Contact: CTR TECHNICAL SERVICES, INC., 950 Sugarloaf Rd., Manitou Springs, CO C. R. Bond (562/921-6605, 800/966-4007, Fax: 562/921-0200, E-mail: info@ 80829. Contact: Charles Rombough (719/685-3805, E-mail: [email protected]). dragonvalves.com). Stamp Symbols: N-1033, Classes 1, 2, 3. Web site: www. Stamp Symbols: Certification by 10CFR50, 10CFR21. Web site: www.ctr-tech.com dragonvalves.com Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 86300 Code Nos. 91260

CURIE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, 4020 Vassar Dr. N.E., Suite D, DUBOSE NATIONAL ENERGY SERVICES, 900 Industrial Dr., Clinton, NC Albuquerque, NM 87107. Contact: Scott Logan (505/888-9392, E-mail: scott. 28328. Contact: Garry Snyder (910/590-2151, Fax: 910/590-3555, E-mail: garry. [email protected]). Web site: www.curieservices.com [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: ASME NA, ASME NS, ASME NPT. Web Code Nos. 03800, 68950, 93040 site: www.dubosenes.com Code Nos. 13700, 26900, 56600, 59800, 60100, 61570, 91260, 93900, 95900* CURTISS-WRIGHT NUCLEAR DIVISION, 2950 Birch St., Brea, CA 92821. DUFRANE NUCLEAR INC., 150 Price Rd., Winsted Industrial Pk., Winsted, CT Contact: Christine Anderson (714/528-2301, E-mail: canderson@curtisswright. 06098. Contact: Dan Brooks (860/379-2318, Fax: 860/379-2325, E-mail: dbrooks@ com). Web site: www.cwnuclear.com dufrane.com), Jeff Wollmann (860/379-2318, Fax: 860/379-2325, E-mail: support@ Code Nos. 47400 dufrane.com). Stamp Symbols: ISO 9001 (2008) Certification; NQA - 1 Compliant. (Curtiss-Wright Anatec), 38 Executive Park, Suite 350, Irvine, CA 92614. Contact: Web site: www.dufrane.com Code Nos. 03800, 09950, 11650, 13050, 13700, 13850, 14000, 14300, 20300, 37130, 37200, Darren W. Howe (949/271-7520, Fax: 949/271-7521, E-mail: dhowe@curtisswright. 47400, 55490, 68000, 73570, 75700, 77750, 77800, 87000, 95750, 96200 com). Web site: anatec-lmt.cwfc.com Code Nos. 14000, 40900, 47400, 56600, 61570, 84150, 84600, 86300, 92800 DW JAMES CONSULTING, 855 Village Center Dr., #330, North Oaks, MN 55127. Contact: Tom Kalinowski (651/482-7556, Fax: 901/339-2070, E-mail: tkalinowski@ (Curtiss-Wright EST Group), 2701 Township Line Rd., Hatfield, PA 19440. dwjames.com). Web site: www.dwjames.com Contact: Drew Bergman (215/721-1100, 800/355-7044, Fax: 215/721-1101, E-mail: Code Nos. 14000, 20300, 37200, 68000, 86300, 93040 [email protected]), Mark Schmidley (215/721-1100, 800/355-7044, Fax: 215/721-1101, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: NUPIC EASTERN TECHNOLOGIES, INC., (OREX), 215 Second Ave., P.O. Box 409, Listed; ISO-9001 Certified. ANSI N45.2, NQA-1, 10CFR50 App. B. Web site: Ashford, AL 36312. Contact: Doug Kay (817/559-0506, Fax: 334/899-2310, E-mail: estgroup.cwfc.com [email protected]), Benji McWaters (334/899-4351, 800/467-0547, Fax: 334/899-2310, Code Nos. 10780, 20350, 26230, 40900, 56600, 59850, 61570, 75190, 86130, 93040* E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.orex.com Code Nos. 10850, 10900, 14300, 37130, 37160, 37200, 95850* CUTTING EDGE SERVICES CORP., 1535 Old SR 74, Batavia, OH 45103. Contact: Tim Beckman (513/388-0199, Fax: 513/732-1248, E-mail: beckman@ ECU CORPORATION, 7209 E. Kemper Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45249. Contact: cuttingedgeservices.com). Web site: www.cuttingedgeservices.com Michael J. Fox (513/898-9294, Fax: 513/898-9312, E-mail: [email protected]). Code Nos. 13050, 14000, 20300* Stamp Symbols: UL508A Listed Industrial Panels, ASME AG-1 HVAC Equipment, 10CFR50 App.B QA program. Web site: www.ecucorp.com CUTTING TECHNOLOGIES (CTI), 101 Washington Ave., Gloucester City, Code Nos. 03000, 03800, 14000, 19450, 27180, 32250, 47400, 71500 NJ 08030. Contact: Jay Faith (856/456-2255, Fax: 856/456-8070, E-mail: sales@ cuttingtechnologies.com). Web site: www.cuttingtechnologies.com EDLOW INTERNATIONAL CO., 1666 Connecticut Ave., Suite 201, Washington, Code Nos. 13050, 20300, 22700, 36900, 39960, 55040, 56600 DC 20009. Contact: J. Edlow (202/483-4959, Fax: 202/483-4840, E-mail: mconde@ edlow.com). Web site: www.edlow.com DCS SYSTEMS, INC., 12 Oakwood Rd., Simsbury, CT 06070-2123. Contact: Code Nos. 14000, 14300, 81680, 86300 George D. Dooley (860/651-0218, Fax: 860/651-0219, E-mail: gddooley@ dcssystems.com). E. H. WACHS, 600 Knightsbridge Pkwy., Lincolnshire, IL 60069. Contact: Keith Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 25400, 40900, 86300 Polifka (847/537-8800, 800/323-8185, Fax: 847/520-1147, E-mail: keith.polifka@ F itw-ocw.com). Web site: www.ehwachs.com Denotes Advertiser Code Nos. 20300, 59850, 72300, 90100, 90250* 96 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs ELA–FLU F ELAN TECHNICAL CORP., 9919 Valley View Rd., Eden Prairie, MN 55344. ENERGY, TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL BUSINESS Contact: R. Bush (952/452-8667, Fax: 952/595-5996, E-mail: elantechnical@ ASSOCIATION, P.O. Box 5483, Oak Ridge, TN 37831. Contact: Adrienne Diffin (865/805-8364, 877/693-8322, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.eteba. Suppliers of U.S. Directory sbcglobal.net). Web site: www.elantechnical.com org Code Nos. 25000, 40050, 51730, 54750, 84150* Code Nos. 14000, 86300, 93040 (See advertisement on page 119) ELCOMETER INC., 1893 Rochester Industrial Dr., Rochester Hills, MI 48309. Contact: Sunny Nietubicz (248/650-0500, 800/521-0635, Fax: 248/650-0501, EPICOR, INC., 1414 E. Linden Ave., P.O. Box 1608, Linden, NJ 07036. Contact: E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: Certification by ISO 9001:2008. Rose Bussiculo (908/925-0800, Fax: 908/925-7795, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.elcometerusa.com Stamp Symbols: Certification by ISO 9001:2000. Web site: www.epicorinc.com Code Nos. 03800, 04000, 26080, 56600, 84150* Code Nos. 14000, 27450, 41700*

ELLIS & WATTS GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC., 4400 Glen Willow Lake Ln., EUCLID VIDARO MFG. CO., 333 Martinel Dr., P.O. Box 550, Kent, OH 44240- Batavia, OH 45103-2320. Contact: Jacob Bolden (513/943-3327, E-mail: jbolden@ 0550. Contact: H. Fleischmann (330/673-7413, Fax: 330/673-0228, E-mail: elliswatts.com). Stamp Symbols: U, UM, N, NA, NPT, NS, NQA-1, AG-1, CE. Web [email protected]), Rosemarie Einholz (330/673-7413, Fax: 330/673-0228, site: www.elliswatts.com E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.vidaro.com Code Nos. 03000, 14300, 19450, 27450, 32250, 37600, 71500, 73550, 92300* Code Nos. 10850, 10900

ENCORUS GROUP, (dba RJR Engineering, P.C.), 23 Mechanic St., P.O. Box 344, EXCEL MODULAR SCAFFOLD AND LEASING CORP., 97 Libbey Industrial Pkwy., 4th Floor, Weymouth, MA 02189. Contact: Jim Elkins (800/225-0385 x1369, Springville, NY 14141. Contact: Tara Lowry (716/592-3980, Fax: 716/592-4216, 800/652-7712, Fax: 508/830-0997, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: NQA-1. Web site: www.encorus. www.excelscaffold.com com Code Nos. 25400, 74350, 77900, 86300* Code Nos. 03800, 13850, 14000, 20300, 26100, 47600, 53950, 74320, 77750, 84600, 86130, 93040 EXCEL SERVICES CORPORATION, 11921 Rockville Pike, Suite 100, Rockville, MD 20852. Contact: Donald R. Hoffman (301/984-4400, Fax: 301/984-7600, F ENDEAVOR ROBOTICS, 19 Alpha Rd., Suite 101, Chelmsford, MA 01824-4237. E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.excelservices.com Contact: Kim Monti (978/769-9381, E-mail: [email protected]). Web Code Nos. 03800, 09800, 12800, 14000, 20300, 25400, 41000, 41200, 47400, 71190, 76400, site: www.endeavorrobotics.com 86300, 93040* Code Nos. 40900, 72300 (See advertisement on page 71) F EXCHANGEMONITOR PUBLICATIONS & FORUMS, (RadWaste Monitor, RadWaste Summit, Weapons Complex Monitor, Decommissioning Strategy ENECON CORP., 6 Platinum Ct., Medford, NY 11763. Contact: Mike Tedesco Forum), 9211 Corporate Blvd., 4th Floor, Rockville, MD 20850. Contact: (516/349-0022, 888/436-3266, Fax: 516/349-5522, E-mail: [email protected]). Kristy Keller (301/354-1779, 888/707-5814, Fax: 301/309-3847, E-mail: kkeller@ Stamp Symbols: U.S. Military Specification DOD-C-24176/QPL-24176; Nuclear accessintel.com). Web site: www.exchangemonitor.com Irradiation, Decontamination & DBA Testing; Canadian Electrical Association Code Nos. 12800, 14000, 20300, 93040 No. 511G530 - Reduction of Cavitation Erosion Damage/87 - Rated Best Coating (See advertisement on page 120) Services Group (CSG) Torus Liner Performance (Nuclear) Evaluation; CeramAlloy FCI-FLUID COMPONENTS INTERNATIONAL LLC, 1755 La Costa Meadows CL+ (No. 3168) - Highest Rating; Other Tests/Approvals/Commendations: U.S. Dr., San Marcos, CA 92078-5115. Contact: Randy Brown (760/744-6950, 800/854- Coast Guard, U.S. Navy, ABS, U.S.D.A., NSF. Web site: www.enecon.com 1993, Fax: 760/736-6250, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Code Nos. 11400, 14000, 17650, 47400* Symbols: Nuclear Safety Class 1E Supplier Since 1978; Qualified to IEEE 323, IEEE 344; EMC and Electrical Safety per USNRC RG 1.180, EN 61000-6-4/2, ENERGY AND PROCESS CORP., (A Ferguson Sub.), 2146 Flintstone Dr., Bldg. EN 610101-1; ISO 9001 Certified, NUPIC Approved, HAF 604 Certified; QA in B, Tucker, GA 30084. Contact: Mark Capallo (770/934-3101, 800/241-9460, Fax: Accordance with 10CFR50 App. B, ANSI N45.2, ASME NQA-1; Item Dedication 770/938-8903, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: Program; ASME Section III, Class 1, 2, 3 (N-Stamp ) Instruments. Web site: www. QSC-332, MO, Classes 1, 2, 3, MC. Web site: www.energyandprocess.com fluidcomponents.com Code Nos. 13700, 14300, 26900, 56600, 59800, 61570 Code Nos. 03200, 09800, 17950, 32250, 40050, 54750, 55040*

F ENERGYSOLUTIONS LLC, 299 S. Main St., Suite 1700, Salt Lake City, UT 84111. FEMTO-TECH, INC., 25 Eagle Ct., P.O. Box 8257, Carlisle, OH 45005. Contact: Contact: Mark Walker (801/649-2000, Fax: 801/321-0453, E-mail: mwalker@ Rick Straub (937/746-4427, Fax: 937/746-9134, E-mail: [email protected]). Web energysolutions.com). Stamp Symbols: ASME NQA-1-Quality Assurance site: www.femto-tech.com Requirements for Nuclear Facility Applications-2000, ASME AG-1-Code on Code Nos. 55040 Nuclear Air and Gas Treatment, ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, ICBO- F F&J SPECIALTY PRODUCTS, INC., 404 Cypress Rd., Ocala, FL 34472. Contact: Uniform Building Code (UBC)-1997, ASME B31.1-Power Plant Piping, ASME Sales Coordinator (352/680-1177/1178, 800/832-5037, Fax: 352/680-1454, E-mail: B31.3-Chemical Plant and Petroleum Refinery Piping, AISC Manual of Steel [email protected]). Web site: www.fjspecialty.com Construction-Allowable Stress Design, ASCE 4-Seismic Analysis of Safety- Code Nos. 09800, 27450, 55040, 74150* Related Nuclear Structures and Commentary, ASCE 7-Minimum Design Loads (See advertisement on page 80) for Building and Other Structures, NFPA 70-National Electric Code (NEC), AWS D1.1-Structural Welding Code-Steel, AWS D1.2-Structural Welding FLEXAUST, 1510 Armstrong Rd., Warsaw, IN 46581. Contact: Inside Sales Team Code-Aluminum, AWS D1.3- Structural Welding Code-Sheet Steel, AWS D1.6- (574/267-7909, 800/343-0428, Fax: 574/269-7491, E-mail: [email protected]). Web Structural Welding Code-Stainless Steel, WRC 107-Local Stresses in Spherical and site: www.flexaust.com Cylindrical shells due to external loadings, WRC 297-Local Stresses in Cylindrical Code Nos. 90100 shells due to external loadings. Web site: www.energysolutions.com FLOWSERVE FLOW CONTROL DIV., (Div. of Flowserve Corp.), 1900 S. Code Nos. 03800, 04000, 09800, 09950, 10780, 10850, 14300, 17950, 20300, 20350, 26230, Saunders St., Raleigh, NC 27603. Contact: Floyd Bensinger (919/831-3200, Fax: 27450, 30040, 30500, 37200, 41000, 44000, 68000, 77800, 79360, 86300, 87000, 93040 919/831-3369, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: N, NPT, (See advertisement on page 1) Classes 1, 2, 3. Web site: www.flowserve.com Code Nos. 90600, 90800, 91000, 91260, 91380* F ENERGY STEEL, 3123 John Conley Dr., Lapeer, MI 48446-2987. Contact: Frank Helin (810/538-4987, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: FLUOR, 2300 Clarendon Blvd., Suite 1110, Arlington, VA 22201-3383. Contact: Certifications of Authorization: ASME Section III N, NPT, NA, NS, ASME VIII Richard Wolfe (703/351-6471, Fax: 703/469-1593, E-mail: richard.wolfe@fluor. U/NBIC NR & R, 10 CFR 50 Appendix B/NQA-1 N45.2/ NCA/W 3800/ NCA/WA com), Karolyn Stuver (202/285-0840, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp 4000, Canadian Standard Z-299. Web site: www.energysteel.com Symbols: Certification by ISO 9000/9001/9002. Web site: www.fluor.com/ Code Nos. 03800, 13600, 14300, 20300, 37600, 59800, 61570, 75190, 83150* government (See advertisement on page 69) Code Nos. 03800, 06790, 14000, 20300, 93040 Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 97 FOC–HOL

FOCUS LEARNING CORP., 1880 Santa Barbara Ave., Suite 120, San Luis G/O CORP., 70161 Hwy. 59, Suite E, Abita Springs, LA 70420. Contact: Ty Finley Obispo, CA 93401-4477. Contact: Gary Sprague (805/543-4895, 800/458-5116, Fax: (985/809-8085, 800/933-8501, Fax: 985/809-7440, E-mail: [email protected]). Web 805/543-4897, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.focuslearning. site: www.gocorp.com com Code Nos. 03800, 10780, 10850, 10900, 27450, 37130, 37160* Code Nos. 14000, 86500 GOLDSIM TECHNOLOGY GROUP, 22500 S.E. 64th Pl., Suite 240, Issaquah, FOSS THERAPY SERVICES, INC., 5938 Satsuma Ave., North Hollywood, WA 98027-8111. Contact: Rick Kossik (425/295-6985, Fax: 425/642-8073, E-mail: CA 91601. Contact: Joseph Shepherd (626/818-3880, Fax: 253/830-7843, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.goldsim.com [email protected]). Web site: www.fosstherapyservices.net Code Nos. 03800, 14000 Code Nos. 09800, 14000, 14300, 20300, 20350, 26240, 37200, 47400, 53950, 68000, 68950, 77800, 86300, 93040* THOMAS GRAY & ASSOCIATES, INC., (Owner of Environmental Mgmt. & F FRHAM SAFETY PRODUCTS, INC., P.O. Box 101177, 318 Hill Ave., Nashville, Controls, Inc.), 1205 W. Barkley Ave., Orange, CA 92868. Contact: Richard E. TN 37224. Contact: Fred Nance (615/254-0841, Fax: 615/726-2514, E-mail: Gallego (714/997-8090, Fax: 714/997-3561, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: [email protected]). Web site: www.frhamsafety.com www.tgainc.com Code Nos. 03000, 10780, 10850, 10900, 11400, 11650, 25250, 26080, 26100, 26600, 27450, Code Nos. 14000, 14300, 86300, 93040 37130, 37160, 73550, 79370, 83210, 95850*

U.S. DirectoryU.S. of Suppliers (See advertisement on page 54) GREAT NORTHERN LUMBER CO., P.O. Box 43144, Chicago, IL 60643. Contact: Celeste Burke (708/388-1818, 800/288-2202, Fax: 708/388-0887, E-mail: cburke@ FUEL TANK MAINTENANCE CO., LLC, 240 Mill Dr., Cookeville, TN greatnorthernlumber.com). Web site: www.greatnorthernlumber.com 38501. Contact: Jerry Hahn (615/355-5636, 800/742-2417, Fax: 615/355-6926, Code Nos. 74350 E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: SSPC, QP1, QP2; NACE Level 1, Level 2. 10CFR 50 Appendix B and NQA-1 Certifications. Web site: www. GSE SYSTEMS INC., 1332 Londontown Blvd., Suite 200, Sykesville, MD 21784. fueltankmaintenance.com Contact: Alex Lekich (410/970-7800, 800/638-7912, Fax: 410/970-7999, E-mail: Code Nos. 03800, 06790, 11400, 13050, 14000, 17650, 20300, 20350, 25400, 30500, 40900, [email protected]), Deanne Bellin (410/970-7800, 800/638-7912, Fax: 410/970-7999, 47400, 56600, 75700, 75850, 83150, 84600, 92300, 93040, 93900 E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.gses.com GAMMA PRODUCTS, INC., 7730 W. 114th Pl., Palos Hills, IL 60465. Contact: Code Nos. 12800, 14000, 86300, 86400, 86500 Blake Meier (708/974-4100, Fax: 708/974-0071, E-mail: sales@gammaproducts. com). Web site: www.gammaproducts.com HARGREAVES - A COMPANY OF THE M+W GROUP, 201 Fuller Rd., Albany, Code Nos. 17950, 77800* NY 12203. Contact: Jarrett Cantrell (214/243-9392, E-mail: jarrett.cantrell@ mwgroup.net). Web site: mw-hargreaves.net/ THE GEL GROUP, INC., (GEL Engineering, LLC), (GEL Laboratories, LLC), Code Nos. 03000 (GEL Geophysics, LLC), (Cape Fear Analytical, Inc.), 2040 Savage Rd., Charleston, SC 29407. Contact: Robert Wills (843/556-8171, E-mail: [email protected]). HAWKS, GIFFELS & PULLIN (HGP), INC., P.O. Box 3709, Suite 127, Greenville, Web site: www.gel.com SC 29608-3709. Contact: Fred Giffels (864/370-0213, E-mail: fgiffels@hgp-inc. Code Nos. 03800, 04000, 14000, 26100, 37200, 74150, 74320, 86300, 93040 com). Web site: www.hgp-inc.com Code Nos. 03800, 12800, 14000, 71190 GENAVE ELECTRONICS, 2520 151st Ct. W., Rosemount, MN 55068. Contact: Jim Edwards (952/236-6540, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www. HEALTH PHYSICS INSTRUMENTS, (Div. of Far West Technology, Inc.), 330 S. genave.com Kellogg Ave., Suite D, Goleta, CA 93117. Contact: Deborah Thiele (805/964-3615, Code Nos. 25300, 40900 Fax: 805/964-3162, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.fwt.com Code Nos. 09800, 25250, 37200, 47400 GENERAL CABLE, (ULTROL® 60+), 1600 W. Main St., Willimantic, CT 06226- 1128. Contact: Heidi Field (860/465-8726, 800/237-6419 x8726, Fax: 860/465-8869, HEAT EXCHANGER PRODUCTS CORP. (HEPCO), 55 Industrial Park Rd., E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.generalcable.com Hingham, MA 02043. Contact: Tracy Hennigan Bonnyman (781/749-0220, Code Nos. 08800, 95900* 800/472-8484, Fax: 781/740-8738, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: GENERAL PLASTICS MFG. CO., 4910 Burlington Way, Tacoma, WA www.heatexchangerproducts.com 98409. Contact: Kris Hsin (253/343-6087, 800/806-6051, E-mail: marketing@ Code Nos. 10780, 20350, 37600, 47400, 61570, 84150 generalplastics.com), Rick Brown (253/473-5000, 800/806-6051, E-mail: rick_ [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: General Plastics is certified to HENNIGAN ENGINEERING CO., INC., 55 Industrial Park Rd., Hingham, ISO 9001:2008/AS9100C. In addition, we meet such exacting quality systems as: MA 02043. Contact: Timothy Hennigan, Jr. (781/749-0220, 800/472-8484, Fax: NQA-1; MIL-I-45208A; Boeing Company D6-82479; General Plastics’ extensive 781/740-8738, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: quality assurance program satisfies the demanding requirements of the aerospace Certification by SSPC-QP1 and QP2. Web site: www.henniganengineering.com industry, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the U.S. Department of Code Nos. 10780, 40900, 47400, 56600, 84600, 92800 Defense. BMS 8-133 Flame-Retardant Rigid Urethane Foams (core materials); BMS 8-350 Integral Skinning Flexible Urethane Foam and Paint for Molded Products; HEXION INC., 180 E. Broad St., Columbus, OH 43215. Contact: Product BMS 8-39 Flexible Urethane Foams. We earned Federal Aviation Agency approval Information (614/225-4000, Fax: 614/986-2496, E-mail: 4information@ of our burn-test facilities in 2010. General Plastics is ITAR-compliant. Web site: momentive.com). Web site: www.hexion.com https://www.generalplastics.com/ Code Nos. 11400, 14000, 17650 Code Nos. 39960, 79700, 83210, 84600, 86130 HI-Q ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCTS CO., INC., 7386 Trade St., San Diego, GHD, 2055 Niagara Falls Blvd., Suite 3, Niagara Falls, NY 14304. Contact: Bruce CA 92121. Contact: Marc A. Held (858/549-2820, Fax: 858/549-9657, E-mail: info@ McConnell (519/884-0510, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www. hi-q.net). Stamp Symbols: ISO 9001:2008 Certified. Web site: www.hi-q.net ghd.com Code Nos. 04000, 09800, 26080, 27450, 37130, 37200, 41000, 55040, 58000, 90100* Code Nos. 14000, 86300, 93040 F HOLTEC INTERNATIONAL, Holtec Technology Campus, 1 Holtec Blvd., GLIDEWELL SPECIALTIES FOUNDRY CO., P.O. Box 1089, 600 Foundry Rd., Camden, NJ 08104. Contact: Joy Russell (856/797-0900 x3655, Fax: 856/797-0909, Calera, AL 35040. Contact: John Hendrix (205/668-1881 x3011, Fax: 205/668-1972, E-mail: [email protected]), Dr. Rick Springman (856/797-0900 x3716, Fax: E-mail: [email protected]), Mark Fields (937/287-1845, E-mail: 856/797-0909, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: ASME Stamps: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: ISO 9000; Bureau Veritas Factory N, NPT, N3, U, R, NR, NB, NS. ISO 9001:2008. Web site: www.holtecinternational. Approval Cert; Lloyd’s Register Factory Approval. Web site: www.glidewell- foundry.com com Code Nos. 14300 Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 14300, 30500, 55490, 66280, 68000, 72300, 79360, 81710, 83150, 92300, 93040* F Denotes Advertiser (See advertisement on page 83) 98 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs HOO–LEM

HOOVER CONTAINER SOLUTIONS, (Formerly Tech Oil Products Inc.), 4308 INUKTUN INCOMMAND ROBOTICS, LLC, (Sub. of Inuktun Services Ltd.), W. Admiral Doyle Dr., New Iberia, LA 70560. Contact: Brad Landry (337/492-5535, 10635 Richmond Ave., Suite 100A, Houston, TX 77042. Contact: Wade Leach U.S. Directory of Suppliers of U.S. Directory Fax: 337/367-9956, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.enviro- (832/878-6073, 844/468-5886, Fax: 844/468-5886, E-mail: [email protected]). pak.net Web site: www.incommandrobotics.com Code Nos. 11680, 11700, 14000, 68000, 93040 Code Nos. 26230, 26240, 40900, 47600, 56600, 68000, 72300, 73300, 79360, 84150, 93900

HOPEWELL DESIGNS, INC., 5940 Gateway Dr., Alpharetta, GA 30004. Contact: IONEX RESEARCH CORP., P.O. Box 70, 1301 Eastwind Dr., Lafayette, CO Robert O. Rushton (770/667-5770, Fax: 770/667-7539, E-mail: robert.rushton@ 80026. Contact: D. W. Porrey (303/666-5550, Fax: 303/666-5560, E-mail: dporrey@ hopewelldesigns.com), Joy Garrett (770/667-5770, Fax: 770/667-7539, E-mail: joy. ionex.us). Stamp Symbols: QA Program in accordance with NQA-1. Web site: [email protected]). Web site: www.hopewelldesigns.com www.ionex.us Code Nos. 00400, 09800, 20300, 37130, 37160, 37200, 55490, 68000, 73300, 77750* Code Nos. 27450, 32250

HOT CELL SERVICES CORP., P.O. Box 5729, Kent, WA 98064-5729. Contact: ISO-PACIFIC NUCLEAR ASSAY SYSTEMS, INC., 3250 Port of Benton Blvd., Gaby Wijaya (253/854-4945, 800/562-2439, Fax: 253/854-4947, E-mail: hotcell@ Suite B, Richland, WA 99354. Contact: Lori Dillon (509/375-0100, Fax: 509/375- hotcell.com). Stamp Symbols: ASME NQA-1. Web site: www.hotcell.com 0101, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.isopacific.net Code Nos. 77750, 95750* Code Nos. 03200, 03800, 09730, 10780, 12800, 14000, 17950, 18600, 20300, 21370, 22700, 25600, 26230, 30500, 37130, 37200, 39960, 47400, 53950, 56600, 63400, 64700, 66280, H3D, INC., 812 Avis, Ann Arbor, MI 48108. Contact: Y. Andy Boucher (734/661- 67380, 68950, 71190, 72300, 73300, 74150, 74320, 77750, 79700, 87400, 93040 6416, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: h3dgamma.com Code Nos. 17950, 20300, 25250, 55040 JAMES FISHER TECHNOLOGIES, 2950 Colorful Ave., Longmont, CO 80504. Contact: Scott Adams (720/408-0100, Fax: 720/408-0200, E-mail: scott.adams@ F I.C.E. SERVICE GROUP, INC., 192 Ohio River Blvd., Suite 100, Ambridge, PA jftechgroup.com). Web site: www.jftechgroup.com/ 15056. Contact: Dennis Morgan, II (412/916-5710, Fax: 724/266-7583, E-mail: Code Nos. 03000, 03200, 03800, 04000, 09750, 09800, 12800, 13050, 13400, 14000, 17950, [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: NQA-1. Web site: www. 20300, 20700, 26230, 30500, 36000, 37130, 40900, 47400, 47600, 53950, 55040, 55060, iceservicegroup.com 56600, 68000, 73620, 79360, 93040* Code Nos. 12800, 14000, 14300, 20300, 26230, 87000, 93040* (See advertisement on page 7) F JOSEPH OAT CORP., 2500 Broadway, Drawer 10, Camden, NJ 08104. Contact: Crystal Harrington (856/541-2900, Fax: 856/541-0864, E-mail: c.harrington@ ICM-INTERNATIONAL CLIMBING MACHINES, 630B Elmira Rd., Ithaca, NY josephoat.com). Stamp Symbols: N, NPT, NA, Classes 1, 2, 3, MC, U, S; N Classes 14850-8745. Contact: Samuel J. Maggio/Carolina Osorio Gil (607/288-4001, Fax: 1, 2, 3, MC Vessels + Piping Systems. +2, 3 Storage Tanks, NPT Class 1, 2, 3 & MC, 607/288-4004, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.icm.cc NA Class 1, 2, 3 U&S, Certification by ISO 9001. Web site: www.josephoat.com Code Nos. 10780, 20300, 20350, 26230, 37200, 40900, 56600, 72300* Code Nos. 03800, 09950, 13700, 14000, 14300, 27450, 36000, 37600, 40900, 56600, 59800, 68000, 77750, 78700, 83150, 92300, 93900* ILD, INC., 7353 Highland Rd., Suite B-378, Baton Rouge, LA 70808. Contact: Jack (See advertisement on page 77) Little (225/769-2780 x111, Fax: 225/769-2751, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.ildpower.com JSM PROTECTIVE, INC., 8345 Vintage Club Cir., Wilmington, NC 28411. Code Nos. 03800, 14000 Contact: Jeannette McLean (910/619-3141, Fax: 888/457-7682, E-mail: jmclean@ jsmonline.com). Stamp Symbols: Woman Owned Small Business; ANS Member; F INROADS INTERNATIONAL LLC, 125 Shangri-La Dr., Monroeville, SAM Registered. Web site: www.jsmonline.com PA 15146. Contact: Frank Bursic (412/638-5057, E-mail: frank.bursic@ Code Nos. 10850, 10900, 26080, 37130, 54750, 55040, 73550, 83110, 83210, 95850* inroadsinternationalllc.com). Web site: www.inroadsinternationalllc.com Code Nos. 14000, 20350, 77800, 84150, 91260, 92300, 93040, 93900 KONECRANES NUCLEAR EQUIPMENT & SERVICES LLC, 5300 S. Emmer (See advertisement on page 25) Dr., New Berlin, WI 53151. Contact: Steve Lawrence (262/364-5700, E-mail: steve. [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: Quality Compliant to ISO 9001, INTEGRA SERVICES TECHNOLOGIES INC., 3238 E. Pasadena Fwy., 10CFR50 App. B & NQA-1. Web site: www.konecranes.com Pasadena, TX 77503. Contact: Debbie Jackson (713/920-2400, 800/779-2658, Code Nos. 09950, 13600, 14000, 18590, 18600, 30500, 40900, 47400, 68000, 72300, 81680, Fax: 713/920-2313, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www. 81710, 86300, 87000* integratechnologies.com Code Nos. 14000, 22700, 26230, 56600 LABLOGIC SYSTEMS, INC., East Pointe Park, 1040 E. Brandon Blvd., Brandon, FL 33511-5509. Contact: Ashvin Boodhun (813/626-6848, 800/875-4687, Fax: INTERDEVELOPMENT, INC., 3701 S. George Mason Dr., Unit 1917N, Falls 813/620-3708, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.lablogic.com Church, VA 22041-3712. Contact: M.K. Luddemann-Faris (202/508-1459, Code Nos. 03200, 03800, 04000, 17950, 25250, 55040 Fax: 202/331-3759, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www. interdevelopment.com LANCS INDUSTRIES, 12704 N.E. 124th St., Suite 36, Kirkland, WA 98034. Code Nos. 03800, 14000 Contact: Lewis E. Byrd (425/823-6634, Fax: 425/820-6784, E-mail: sales@ lancsindustries.com). Stamp Symbols: Certification by SEG. Web site: www. INTERNATIONAL PLASTICS, INC., 185 Commerce Ctr., Greenville, SC 29615- lancsindustries.com 9527. Contact: Steve McClure (864/297-8000 x117, 800/433-4043, Fax: 864/297- Code Nos. 10850, 10900, 14300, 27450, 37130, 68000, 73550, 77800, 83210, 86300, 93040* 7186, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: Certified incinerable. Web site: www.interplas.com LASER SAFETY SOLUTIONS, 42179 W. Santa Fe St., Maricopa, AZ 85138. Code Nos. 14300, 37130, 83210 Contact: Ken Barat (925/698-5661, E-mail: [email protected]). INTERNATIONAL QUALITY CONSULTANTS, INC., 106 Freeport Rd., Butler, Stamp Symbols: CLSO, LIA Fellow, SPIE Senior Member, IEEE Senior Member. PA 16002. Contact: Gail A. Paserba (724/284-3738, Fax: 724/284-1310, E-mail: Web site: lasersafetysolutions.org [email protected]). Web site: www.iqcconsulting.com Code Nos. 14000 Code Nos. 14000, 40900, 56600, 86300, 87000 LEIDOS, 11951 Freedom Blvd., Reston, VA 20190. Contact: Charlotte O’Neil INTERTEST, INC., 303 State Rt. 94, Columbia, NJ 07832. Contact: Thomas F. (865/481-4724, Fax: 865/481-4722, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: leidos. Daly (908/496-8008, 800/535-3626, Fax: 908/496-8004, E-mail: bginfo@intertest. com/infrastructure com). Web site: www.intertest.com Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 20300, 26100, 37200, 71190 Code Nos. 26230, 39960, 84150, 84600, 92800 LEMO USA, INC., (Sub. of LEMO SA), P.O. Box 2408, Rohnert Park, CA 94927- INTOMES TECHNICAL SERVICES, INC., 56 Waverly St., Suite 9, Springville, 2408. Contact: Julie Carlson (707/206-3776, 800/444-5366, Fax: 707/206-3774, NY 14141. Contact: William J. Potts (716/592-7425, Fax: 716/592-7420, E-mail: E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: Certification by ISO 9001 and ISO [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: NQA-1. Web site: www.intomes.com 13485. Web site: www.lemo.com Code Nos. 03800, 13850, 14000, 18600, 20300, 47600, 86130, 86300, 93040 Code Nos. 95900* Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 99 LEN–NAT

LUCIDEON, 79 TW Alexander Dr., 4401 Research Commons, Suite 101, Research MERRICK & COMPANY, 5970 Greenwood Plaza Blvd., Greenwood Village, CO Triangle Park, NC 27709. Contact: Brent Holloway (919/504-4600, E-mail: brent. 80111. Contact: Robert Trout (303/521-9811, 800/544-1714, Fax: 303/751-2581, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: ISO 9001:2008; ASME NQA-1. [email protected]). Web site: www.lucideon.com Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 25600, 84600, 93040 Web site: www.merrick.com Code Nos. 03800, 13850, 14000, 20300, 30500, 36000, 39960, 47620, 53950, 68000, 72300, 75600, 77750

U.S. DirectoryU.S. of Suppliers LUDLUM MEASUREMENTS, INC., 501 Oak St., P.O. Box 810, Sweetwater, TX 79556-0810. Contact: Allan Hartfield (325/235-5494, 800/622-0828, Fax: 325/235- MHF SERVICES, (An EnergySolutions Company), 4500 Brooktree Rd., Suite 4672, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.ludlums.com 200, Wexford, PA 15090-9289. Contact: Lisa Sabol (724/772-9800 x5562, 877/452- Code Nos. 04000, 55060* 9300, Fax: 724/772-9850, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www. mhfservices.com A. C. MACRIS, CONSULTANTS, P.O. Box 535, Mystic, CT 06355. Contact: A. C. Code Nos. 09950, 14000, 14300, 20300, 26230, 37200, 68000, 87000, 93040* Macris (860/572-0043, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.acmacris. com MIRION TECHNOLOGIES (IST) CORP., (Sensing Systems Div.), 315 Daniel Code Nos. 14000, 53950, 86300, 86500 Zenker Dr., 300 IST Center, Horseheads, NY 14845. Contact: Tim Pelot (607/562- 4530, Fax: 607/562-4482, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: N Classes MAGID GLOVE & SAFETY MFG. CO., LLC, 1300 Naperville Dr., Romeoville, IL 1, 2, 3 & MC Vessels, Class 1, 2, 3 Valve Parts & Appurt., Class 1, 2, 3, Valves, Class 60446. Contact: General Information (773/384-2070, 800/444-8030, Fax: 773/384- MC Penetrations & Assem. Web site: www.mirion.com 6677, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: Certification by ISO 9001: Code Nos. 08800, 17950, 26910, 45550, 54750, 73300, 75190, 83600* 2000. Web site: www.magidglove.com Code Nos. 10850, 10900, 26100, 26600, 54750, 55040, 73550, 83110, 83210 MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES AMERICA, INC., 20 Greenway Plaza, Suite 600, Houston, TX 77046. Contact: Shintaro Honjo (713/351-6424, E-mail: F MAJOR TOOL & MACHINE, INC., 1458 E. 19th St., Indianapolis, IN 46218. [email protected]). Web site: www.mitsubishitoday.com Contact: Joel Manship (317/917-2619, Fax: 317/634-9420, E-mail: jmanship@ Code Nos. 13850, 73620 majortool.com). Stamp Symbols: N-Class 1, 2, 3 & MC Vessels; Class 1, 2 & 3 Piping Systems; Class 2 & 3 Storage Tanks, Class CS Core Support Structures and F MOHAWK SAFETY, 5 Glen Rd., Manchester, CT 06040-6707. Contact: James W. Class TP Transport Packaging; NPT - Class 1, 2, 3, CS, MC & TP. Fabrication Francoline (860/643-5107, 800/394-6853, Fax: 860/646-6209, E-mail: jfrancoline@ without design responsibility. N3 - Construction of Class TC Transporation mohawksafety.com). Web site: www.mohawksafety.com Containments. Stamps N, N3, NPT, NS, U, U2 and R. Audited and compliant Code Nos. 10780, 10850, 10900, 14300, 20350, 26600, 27450, 37130, 37160, 83110, 83120, 83210, 84150, 95850* to NQA-1. Certifications to ISO 9001:2000, AS9100, NADCAP. Web site: www. (See advertisement on page 68) majortool.com Code Nos. 14300, 30500, 36000, 56600, 66280, 68000, 79360, 81710, 83150, 87380, 87395, MOMENTIVE PERFORMANCE MATERIALS INC., 260 Hudson River Rd., 92300, 93900* Waterford, NY 12188. Contact: Product Information (888/443-9466, E-mail: lisa. (See advertisement on page 5) [email protected]). Web site: www.momentive.com Code Nos. 11400, 14000, 17650 MARSHALLTON RESEARCH LABORATORIES, INC., P.O. Box 930, King, NC 27021. Contact: Amy Leadford (336/983-2131, Fax: 336/983-0096, E-mail: MOTT CORP., 84 Spring Ln., Farmington, CT 06032-3142. Contact: Process [email protected]). Web site: www.marshalltonlabs.com Systems Sales (860/747-6333, 800/289-6688, Fax: 860/747-6739, E-mail: quest@ Code Nos. 20350 mottcorp.com). Web site: www.mottcorp.com Code Nos. 27450, 68000 MASTER-LEE ENGINEERED PRODUCTS INC., 5631 Route 981, Latrobe, PA 15650. Contact: John Buchta (724/805-4905, 800/537-6007, Fax: 724/532-5501, MPR ASSOCIATES, INC., 320 King St., Alexandria, VA 22314-3230. Contact: E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.masterlee.com Paul Gallagher (703/519-0200, Fax: 703/519-0224, E-mail: [email protected]). Code Nos. 10780, 26230, 30500, 45550, 61570, 72300, 90100, 92800* Web site: www.mpr.com Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 54750, 86300 MATERIALS & CHEMISTRY LABORATORY, INC., East Tennessee Technology Pk., Bldg. K-1006, 2010 Hwy. 58, 400 Heritage Blvd., Oak Ridge, TN M2 POLYMER TECHNOLOGIES, INC., P.O. Box 365, West Dundee, IL 60118. 37830. Contact: Barry A. Stephenson (865/576-4138, Fax: 865/576-8558, E-mail: Contact: Martin Matushek (847/836-1393, Fax: 847/836-6483, E-mail: info@ [email protected]). Web site: www.mcl-inc.com m2polymer.com). Web site: www.m2polymer.com Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 20350, 37200, 40900, 84600, 93040 Code Nos. 20350, 68000, 79360, 79370*

MAYCO INDUSTRIES, 18 W. Oxmoor Rd., Birmingham, AL 35209. Contact: F NAC INTERNATIONAL, 3930 E. Jones Bridge Rd., Suite 200, Norcross, GA Mike Ward (205/942-4242, 800/749-6061, Fax: 205/945-8704, E-mail: mike@ 30092. Contact: Doug Jacobs (678/328-1257, 800/241-0507, Fax: 678/328-1457, maycoindustries.com). Stamp Symbols: 10 CFR. Web site: www.maycoindustries. E-mail: [email protected]), Juan Subiry (678/328-1282, 800/241-0507, Fax: com 678/328-1482, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.nacintl.com Code Nos. 14300, 77800, 93040, 95750 Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 14300, 30040, 30500, 68000, 77800, 81710, 86300, 87000 (See advertisement on page 84) MAZUR INSTRUMENTS, 200 S. Wilcox St. #448, Castle Rock, CO 80104. Contact: Vince Mazur (303/660-5247, Fax: 303/496-6000, E-mail: vince.mazur@ NATIONAL INSPECTION & CONSULTANTS, 9911 Bavaria Rd., Fort Myers, mazurinstruments.com). Web site: www.mazurinstruments.com FL 33913. Contact: David J. Vigne (239/939-4313, Fax: 239/334-8777, E-mail: dave. Code Nos. 17950, 55040 [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: Certification by ISO 9001 and AS9100. Web F site: www.nicinc.com Denotes Advertiser Code Nos. 14000, 40900, 86300 100 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs NAV–PAR

NAVARRO RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING, INC., 1020 Commerce Park Dr., NUCON INTERNATIONAL, INC., 7000 Huntley Rd., P.O. Box 29151, Columbus, Oak Ridge, TN 37830. Contact: JoEllen Kuszmaul (865/220-9650, 866/681-5265, OH 43229. Contact: Curtis E. Graves (614/846-5710 x115, 800/992-5192, Fax: U.S. Directory of Suppliers of U.S. Directory Fax: 865/220-9651, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.navarro- 614/431-0858, E-mail: [email protected]), Joe Enneking (614/846-5710 x111, inc.com 800/992-5192, Fax: 614/431-0858, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www. Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 20300, 25400, 26100, 37200, 93040 nucon-int.com Code Nos. 04000, 09800, 14000, 26230, 27450, 32250, 40900, 41000, 54750, 56600, 73550, NC TESTING SERVICES, LLC, 105 Blueridge Rd., Carrboro, NC 27510. Contact: 79370, 86300, 87380, 87400* Glenn Sawtelle (919/302-8284, E-mail: [email protected]). Code Nos. 37200 NV5 GLOBAL, 1835 Terminal Dr., Suite 200, Richland, WA 99354. 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Code Nos. 74350 Contact: Walter Wood (937/890-1100 x103, Fax: 937/890-5165, E-mail: help@ pavetechnologyco.com). Stamp Symbols: Certification by ISO 9001:2015. ASME PORTAGE INC., 1425 Higham St., Idaho Falls, ID 83402. Contact: Harry Fugate NQA-1a-2009 CGD. L2 helium leak test trained. Web site: www.pavetechnologyco. (801/652-4277, Fax: 208/523-8860, E-mail: [email protected]), Michelle Tremelling (208/523-6608, Fax: 208/523-8860, E-mail: mtremelling@portageinc. com com). Web site: www.portageinc.com Code Nos. 75190, 90100* Code Nos. 03800, 13850, 14000, 37200, 93040 PBM, INC. VALVE SOLUTIONS, (Ball Valve Div.), 1070 Sandy Hill Rd., Irwin, PRECISION CUSTOM COMPONENTS, LLC, 500 Lincoln St., P.O. Box 15101, PA 15642-9409. Contact: Melissa Kopcho (724/863-0550, 800/967-4PBM, Fax: U.S. DirectoryU.S. of Suppliers York, PA 17405-7101. Contact: James C. Stouch, P.E. (717/848-1126 x2362, Fax: 724/864-9255, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.pbmvalve.com 717/843-5733, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: ASME Sect. III Code Nos. 90250, 90600, 90800, 91260 (N, NS, NA, NPT Stamps); ASME Sect. VIII Div. 1, 2 and 3 (U, U2, U3 Stamps); MIL-Q-9858 with QRC82. Web site: www.pcc-york.com PENTEK DECONTAMINATION PRODUCTS DIV., 1026 Fourth Ave., Code Nos. 03800, 09800, 10780, 14000, 14300, 30500, 40900, 53950, 56600, 66280, 81710, Coraopolis, PA 15108. Contact: Sheldon Lefkowitz (412/262-0725, 888/8PENTEK, 83150, 87000, 92300, 93900 Fax: 412/262-0731, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.pentekusa.com Code Nos. 10780, 13050, 14000, 20300, 20350, 26230, 27450, 68000, 72300, 73300, 73620, PREFERRED ENGINEERING CORP., (Sub. of Preferred Utilities Mfg. Corp.), 79370, 81710, 84150, 84600, 90100, 93040 31-35 South St., Danbury, CT 06810. Contact: Ivan Cabrera (203/743-6741, Fax: 203/798-7313, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www. 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Contact: Rob Despain Code Nos. 75600 (801/732-2000, 800/410-6789, Fax: 801/732-2098, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: Facilities in Utah and Idaho. ASME VIII Div. 1 U, U2, S, Stamp; PROJECT ASSISTANCE CORP. (PAC), 1855 Olympic Blvd., Suite 165, Walnut National Board Inspection Code R Stamp; ASME NQA-1; NRC Subpart H of 10 Creek, CA 94596. Contact: Leigh A. Gouveia (925/943-5750, Fax: 925/943-5753, CFR Part 71; ASME B31.1 and B31.3; API 1104; AWS D1.1, D1.2, D1.3, D1.6; ISO E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: NQA-1. Web site: www. 9001-2008; AISC. Web site: www.peterseninc.com pacpeople.com Code Nos. 09730, 14300, 68000, 81680, 83150, 86130, 92300, 96200* Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 20300, 25400, 40900, 56600, 71190, 84600, 86300, 93040* (See advertisement on Cover 2) PTI SYSTEMS, (Div. of Pro-Tem, Inc.), 2525 S. Shore Blvd., Suite 401, League City, PHDS CO., 3011 Amherst Rd., Knoxville, TN 37921. Contact: Ethan Hull TX 77573. 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RADIAC RESEARCH CORP., 261 Kent Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11249. Contact: John RICH INDUSTRIES INC., 2384 Brightwood Rd. S.E., New Philadelphia, OH V. Tekin, Jr. (718/963-2233 x201, Fax: 718/228-4220, E-mail: jtekin@radiacenv. 44663-6772. Contact: David Patterson (330/339-4113, Fax: 330/339-1166, E-mail: U.S. Directory of Suppliers of U.S. Directory com), Joseph Spektor (718/963-2233 x205, Fax: 718/228-7029, E-mail: jspektor@ [email protected]). Web site: www.richindustriesinc.com radiacenv.com). Web site: www.radiacenv.com Code Nos. 10850, 10900, 14300, 37130, 64300, 77800, 78700, 83210* Code Nos. 14000, 93040 RIVER TECHNOLOGIES, LLC, 2107 Graves Mill Rd., Suite A, Forest, VA 24551- RADIATION PROTECTION PRODUCTS, INC., P.O. Box 862, 1000 Superior 4293. Contact: Robert Kozma (434/525-4734, Fax: 434/525-7058, E-mail: robert@ Blvd., Suite 310, Wayzata, MN 55391. Contact: Scott Valene (952/476-4400, 888/ rivertechnologies.biz). Web site: www.rivertechnologies.biz RING-RPP, Fax: 866/554-8445, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www. Code Nos. 03000, 10780* rppinc.com Code Nos. 77750, 77800, 95750* F ROBATEL TECHNOLOGIES LLC, 5115 Bernard Dr., Suite 304, Roanoke, VA 24018. Contact: Dominique Sanchette (E-mail: [email protected]), RADIATION PROTECTION SYSTEMS, INC., 60 Leonard Dr., P.O. Box 890, Donna Martin (E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: NQA-1, Part Groton, CT 06340. Contact: John Kremer (860/445-0334, 888/637-7779, Fax: 71, 10CFR50 Part B. Web site: www.robateltech.com 860/446-1876, E-mail: [email protected]), Don Pratt (860/445-0334 x227, Code Nos. 14000, 14300, 20300, 36000, 47400, 47600, 55490, 68000, 72300, 77800, 81710, 888/637-7779 x227, Fax: 860/446-1876, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: 83150 www.radprosys.com (See advertisement on page 60) Code Nos. 03000, 03800, 09750, 09800, 10780, 12800, 14000, 17950, 20300, 21270, 25350, 25400, 26080, 26100, 26230, 27180, 27450, 30500, 36000, 37130, 37200, 47400, 55040, ROCKWELL AUTOMATION, INC., 1201 S. Second St., Milwaukee, WI 73550, 77800, 79360, 86300, 93040* 53204-2496. Contact: Product Information (414/382-2000, 888/382-1583, Fax: RADIATION SAFETY & CONTROL SERVICES, INC., 91 Portsmouth Ave., 414/382-4444, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www. Stratham, NH 03885. Contact: Jennifer Collins (603/778-2871 x222, 800/525-8339, rockwellautomation.com Fax: 603/778-6879, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.radsafety. Code Nos. 03200, 12800, 12900, 14000, 19700, 25000, 26080, 40050, 40900, 41000, 47620, 63400, 72300, 84150, 84600 com Code Nos. 03180, 03200, 03800, 04000, 10850, 12800, 14300, 17950, 25300, 27450, 37160, 68950, 86400, 93040* R.O.V. TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 49 Bennett Dr., Brattleboro, VT 05301. 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Web site: www.r-scc.com radwastesolutions.org), Jeff Mosses (708/579-8225, 800/682-6397, Fax: 708/352- Code Nos. 08800, 95900 6464, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.ans.org/rs Code Nos. 40700 RSO, INC./RADIATION SERVICE ORGANIZATION, 5204/5206 Minnick Rd., Laurel, MD 20707. Contact: David Wellner (301/953-2482, 888/723-5463, Fax: F REEF INDUSTRIES, INC., 9209 Almeda Genoa Rd., Houston, TX 77075. 301/498-3017, E-mail: [email protected]), Steve McDaniel (301/953-2482, Contact: Ray Channell (713/507-4251, 800/231-6074, Fax: 713/507-4295, E-mail: 888/RAD-LINE, Fax: 301/498-3017, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www. [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: Meets NFPA 701 Large Scale Test rsoinc.com and Certified Incinerable. Web site: www.reefindustries.com Code Nos. 09800, 10850, 14000, 14300, 17950, 20300, 20350, 26100, 26230, 37130, 37200, Code Nos. 08800, 11400, 14300, 37130, 64300, 68000, 77800, 81710, 83210, 93040* 55040, 55060, 67380, 77800, 79370, 83110, 83210, 84600, 86300, 87000, 93040 (See advertisement on page 75) RUSSTECH LANGUAGE SERVICES, INC., 1338 Vickers Rd., Tallahassee, FL REGULATORY RESOURCES, INC., 379 Aragon Ave., Los Alamos, NM 87547. 32303. Contact: Kimberly Williams (850/562-9811, Fax: 866/434-9815, E-mail: Contact: Wade Winters (505/393-0111, E-mail: [email protected]). [email protected]). Web site: www.russtechinc.com Web site: www.regulatoryresources.net Code Nos. 40700, 86900 Code Nos. 14000, 86300 SARENS USA, INC., 10855 John Ralston Rd., Houston, TX 77044. Contact: REI NUCLEAR, LLC, 1230 Veterans Rd., Columbia, SC 29209. Contact: Mike Stephen Kenney (925/359-6006, 877/605-1394, E-mail: stephen.kenney@sarens. Anderson (803/851-4700, Fax: 803/851-4701, E-mail: [email protected]). com), Tim Hughes (251/990-0480, 877/605-1394, E-mail: tim.hughes@sarens. Web site: www.reinuclear.com com). Stamp Symbols: Certification by ISO 9001:2008 & OHSAS 18001:2007. Web Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 14300, 20300, 22700, 53950 site: www.sarens.com Code Nos. 13850, 14000, 14300, 18600, 20300, 47400, 73570, 81680, 87000, 92300 REMOTE OCEAN SYSTEMS (ROS), 5618 Copley Dr., San Diego, CA 92111. Contact: Norman Ruppen (858/565-8500, Fax: 858/565-8808, E-mail: sales@rosys. SARGENT & LUNDY LLC, 55 E. Monroe St., Chicago, IL 60603-5780. Contact: com). Stamp Symbols: ISO 9001. Web site: www.rosys.com Mike Launi (312/269-6113, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: Code Nos. 08800, 10780, 13400, 13600, 39960, 45550, 73300, 83600 ISO 9001:2015. Web site: www.sargentlundy.com RESEARCH PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL CORP., 410 N. Business Center Code Nos. 03800, 13850, 14000, 20300, 26100, 37200, 40900, 56600, 67380, 68000, 71190, 75600, 77750, 81680, 81710, 86300, 86500, 93040 Dr., Mt. Prospect, IL 60056. Contact: Stella Jelinek (847/635-7330, 800/323-9814, Fax: 847/635-1177, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.rpicorp.com SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC GUTOR TECHNOLOGIES, 12121 Wickchester Ln., Code Nos. 17950, 26080, 36000, 37130, 77800 Suite 400, Houston, TX 77079. Contact: Michael May (865/230-3582, E-mail: REXON COMPONENTS, INC., 24500 Highpoint Rd., Beachwood, OH 44122. [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: Approved 10CFR50 App. Contact: Dr. M.R. Farukhi (216/292-7373, Fax: 216/292-7714, E-mail: sales@rexon. B and NQA-1 Quality Program. ISO 9001/2008 Certification by Bureau Veritas com). Web site: www.rexon.com NQA-1 Dedication of Firmware for Safety Class Applications. Web site: www. Code Nos. 17950, 37130, 55040, 55060* gutor.com Code Nos. 63400* R&G LABORATORIES, INC., 217 Hobbs St., Suite 105, Tampa, FL 33619. Contact: Cheryl Huff (813/643-3513, 866/854-1177, Fax: 813/793-4429, E-mail: SCHUTTE AND KOERTING, 2510 Metropolitan Dr., Trevose, PA 19053. [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: 10CFR50 App. B QA/QC program, and Contact: Caroline Nelson (215/639-0900, 800/752-8558, Fax: 215/639-1597, E-mail: ISO 9001. Web site: www.randglabs.com [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: ASME UPV Section VIII. Web site: www.s-k.com Code Nos. 03800 Code Nos. 47400, 64750, 90100, 90600, 90800, 91260, 91380* Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 103 SEA–SUN

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S.E. INTERNATIONAL, INC., 436 Farm Rd., P.O. Box 39, Summertown, TN SOUTHWEST MICROWAVE, INC., (Security Systems Div.), 9055 S. McKemy St., 38483-0039. Contact: Beth Cramer (931/964-3561, 800/293-5759, Fax: 931/964- Tempe, AZ 85284-2946. Contact: Tom Wallace (480/783-0201, Fax: 480/783-0401, 3564, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.seintl.com E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.southwestmicrowave. Code Nos. 17950, 37130, 55040, 55060* com/ssd Code Nos. 03180, 03200, 14000, 75850 SENIOR OPERATIONS, LLC, 1075 Providence Hwy., Sharon, MA 02067. SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE, Attn: Business Inquiries, P.O. Drawer Contact: John Meyer (781/302-1214, Fax: 781/784-1405, E-mail: jmeyer@ U.S. DirectoryU.S. of Suppliers 28510, San Antonio, TX 78228-0510. Contact: Business Inquiries (210/522-2122, metalbellows.com). Web site: www.metalbellows.com Fax: 210/522-3496, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: SNT-TC-1A, ISO- Code Nos. 64750 9001, ISO-17025, ISO-17020, NELAC, 10CFR50 App B (part 21), NQA-1, 10CFR71 Subpart H. Web site: www.swri.org SENTRY EQUIPMENT, 966 Blue Ribbon Cir. N., Oconomowoc, WI 53066. Code Nos. 03800, 09800, 11400, 12800, 14000, 37200, 40900, 56600, 72300, 73620, 77750, Contact: Erik Bleske (262/567-7256, Fax: 262/567-4523, E-mail: marketing@ 84600, 86300, 93040 sentry-equip.com). Stamp Symbols: U, ASME - Section VIII, Div. 1. ISO 9001:2008 certified. Web site: www.sentry-equip.com THE SPENCER TURBINE CO., 600 Day Hill Rd., Windsor, CT 06095-4706. Code Nos. 04000, 09800, 17650, 74320* Contact: J. C. Cayne (860/688-8361, 800/232-4321, Fax: 860/688-0098, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: N, NPT, Classes 1, 2, 3. Web site: S&G ENTERPRISES, INC., N115 W19000 Edison Dr., Germantown, WI 53022- www.spencerturbine.com 3024. Contact: Mark J. Griffith (262/251-8300, 888/726-3528, Fax: 262/251-1616, Code Nos. 03000, 10780, 68000, 90100 E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.ramflat.com Code Nos. 11680, 11700, 68000 SSI SHREDDING SYSTEMS, INC., 9760 S.W. Freeman Dr., Wilsonville, OR 97070. Contact: Brigitte Duncan (503/682-3633, 800/537-4733, Fax: 503/682-1704, SGS HERGUTH LABORATORIES, INC., 101 Corporate Pl., Vallejo, CA 94590. E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.ssiworld.com Contact: Linda Perry (707/554-4611, 800/645-5227, Fax: 707/554-0109, E-mail: Code Nos. 14000, 68000, 79360, 93040 [email protected]). Web site: www.sgs.com/herguth Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 86300* F SSM INDUSTRIES, INC., 3401 Grand Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15225-1507. Contact: Matt Gorman (412/777-5101, Fax: 412/771-5382, E-mail: [email protected]). Web J. L. SHEPHERD & ASSOC., 1010 Arroyo Ave., San Fernando, CA 91340- site: www.ssmi.biz 1822. Contact: J. L. Shepherd (818/898-2361, Fax: 818/361-8095, E-mail: sales@ Code Nos. 03000, 03800, 12800, 19450, 27180, 32250, 83150, 90250 jlshepherd.com). Stamp Symbols: Certification by USNRC-QA Program-10CFR71, (See advertisement on page 50) Subpart H, ANSI/ASME NQA-1. Web site: www.jlshepherd.com Code Nos. 14000, 14300, 37130, 77750, 93040* STANDISH TECHNOLOGIES INTERNATIONAL, 1005 Ashby C, Deerfield Beach, FL 33442. Contact: Neil Passman (786/664-6776, Fax: 954/697-0311, SIDUS SOLUTIONS LLC, 7352 Trade St., San Diego, CA 92121. Contact: Leonard E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.standtech.com Pool (619/275-5533 x306, Fax: 619/275-5544, E-mail: [email protected]), Code Nos. 37200 Larry Hagstrom (619/275-5533 x302, Fax: 619/275-5544, E-mail: l.hagstrom@ STAPLEX - AIR SAMPLER DIV., 777 Fifth Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11232-1626. sidus-solutions.com). Web site: www.sidus-solutions.com Contact: Phil Reed (718/768-3333, 800/221-0822, Fax: 718/965-0750, E-mail: info@ Code Nos. 08800, 14000, 45550, 54750, 56600, 72300, 73300, 75850, 83600, 92800, 93040* staplex.com). Web site: www.staplex.com Code Nos. 55040, 74150* SIEMENS PLM SOFTWARE, 60 Broadhollow Rd., Melville, NY 11747. Contact: 631/549-2300, E-mail: [email protected]. Web site: siemens.com/mdx STEELE BODY COOLING VESTS, P.O. Box 7304, 26112 Iowa Ave. N.E., Code Nos. 03800, 12800, 14000 Kingston, WA 98346. Contact: Lynn Steele (360/297-4555, 888/783-3538, Fax: 360/297-2816, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.steelevest.com SIEMENS POWER GENERATION SERVICES, 4400 Alafaya Trl., Orlando, FL Code Nos. 10850, 10900, 37130* 32826-2399. Contact: Product Information (407/736-2000, Fax: 407/736-3131, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: Certification by ISO 9000/ STOLLER NEWPORT NEWS NUCLEAR (SN3), (A sub. of Huntington Ingalls ISO 9001. Web site: www.usa.siemens/energy Industries), 105 Technology Dr., Suite 190, Broomfield, CO 80021. Contact: Geoff Code Nos. 14000, 19700, 26100, 37130, 37200, 55060, 86300 Asmus (303/546-4300, 800/841-5599, Fax: 303/443-1408, E-mail: gasmus@hii-sn3. com). Web site: www.stoller.com SIEMENS PROCESS INDUSTRIES AND DRIVES, (Industry Automation Div.), Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 14300, 20300, 26100, 37200, 40700, 47620, 67380, 93040 (Process Instrumentation & Analytics), 155 Plant Ave., Hauppauge, NY 11788. Contact: Product Information (631/231-3600, 800/275-8479 or 800/241-4453, Fax: STRATEGIC PACKAGING SYSTEMS, LLC, 276 Warren St., P.O. Box 295, 631/231-3334, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.usa.siemens.com/ Madisonville, TN 37354. Contact: Elisha Davis (423/545-9505, Fax: 423/545-9525, industry E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.spsonline.biz Code Nos. 03200, 09800, 17950, 40050, 84150, 84600* Code Nos. 14300, 64300, 68000

SKOLNIK INDUSTRIES, 4900 S. Kilbourn Ave., Apt. 2302, Chicago, IL 60632. STUDSVIK, INC., 5605 Glenridge Dr., Suite 705, Atlanta, GA 30342. Contact: Contact: Dean Ricker (773/735-0700, Fax: 773/735-7257, E-mail: dean@skolnik. Howard Stevens (404/497-4908, Fax: 404/497-4901, E-mail: howard.stevens@ com). Web site: www.skolnik.com studsvik.com), Beverly Hutchinson (404/497-4910, Fax: 404/497-4901, E-mail: Code Nos. 14300, 68000 [email protected]). Web site: www.studsvik.com Code Nos. 14300, 87000, 93040 HOWARD L. SOBEL, P.E., 3061 David Ct., Oceanside, NY 11572. Contact: Howard L. Sobel (516/536-0199, Fax: 516/536-7691, E-mail: [email protected]). SUNDANCE CONSULTING, INC., 305 N. 3rd Ave., Suite B, Pocatello, ID 83201. Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 37200, 40900, 86300 Contact: September Myres (208/233-2929, Fax: 208/478-2032, E-mail: sbrod@ F sundance-inc.net). Web site: www.sundance-inc.net Denotes Advertiser Code Nos. 03800, 20300, 47620, 71190, 84600, 86300, 93040 104 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs SYS–VIG

SYSTEM ONE, 210 Sixth Ave., Suite 3100, Pittsburgh, PA 15222. Contact: TRI TOOL INC., 3041 Sunrise Blvd., Rancho Cordova, CA 95742-6502. Mark Fenske (412/995-1900, 877/505-SYS1(7971), Fax: 412/995-1901, E-mail: Contact: Bill Atkinson (916/288-6100, 800/345-5015, Fax: 916/288-6160, E-mail: U.S. Directory of Suppliers of U.S. Directory [email protected]). Web site: www.systemone.com [email protected]). Web site: www.tritool.com Code Nos. 09800, 14000, 25400, 40900, 44000, 56600, 84150, 84600, 86300, 86400 Code Nos. 14000, 26230, 26240, 47400, 59850, 68000, 72300, 86300, 93900*

TAG TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS, LLC, 12104 Brookstone Dr., Knoxville, TN UNDERWATER CONSTRUCTION CORP., 110 Plains Rd., P.O. Box 699, Essex, 37934. Contact: Barbara Strand (865/712-1806, E-mail: [email protected]). Web CT 06426. Contact: Philip McDermott (860/767-8256, 800/USA-DIVE, Fax: site: www.tagtechnicalsolutions.com 860/767-0612, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.uccdive.com Code Nos. 14300, 68000, 93040 Code Nos. 20300, 22700, 40900, 56600, 66280, 72300, 90100, 92800, 93040*

TECHNICAL ASSOCIATES, (Overhoff Technology Corp. Sub.), (US Nuclear UNDERWATER ENGINEERING SERVICES, INC., (Nuclear Services Div.), Corp. Div.), 7051 Eton Ave., Canoga Park, CA 91303. Contact: Wanda Magill 3306 Enterprise Rd., Unit 103, Fort Pierce, FL 34982-8435. Contact: Charlie (818/883-7043, Fax: 818/883-6103, E-mail: [email protected]), Robert Vallance (772/337-3116, 877/348-3837, Fax: 772/429-9990, E-mail: cvallance@ Goldstein (818/883-7043, Fax: 818/883-6103, E-mail: [email protected]). uesi.com), Rex Wamsher (772/337-3116, 877/348-3837, Fax: 772/429-9990, E-mail: Stamp Symbols: ISO 9001, CE Mark. Web site: www.tech-associates.com [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: ADCI Certified Commercial Divers, ANSI Code Nos. 17950, 26080, 26230, 55040, 55060, 67380* N45.2.6 Certified Inspections, ASNT SNT-TC-1A, CP-189; Certified NDE (ASME XI exams), ASME IX, XI, II Certified Welding, Coatings and Corrosion Engineers. TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC., P.O. Box 226, New Hartford, Web site: www.uesi.com CT 06057. Contact: Robin Rivard (860/738-2440, Fax: 860/738-9322, E-mail: Code Nos. 10780, 11400, 14000, 20300, 20350, 22700, 26230, 27450, 40900, 47400, 56600, [email protected]). Web site: www.tmscourses.com 73300, 73620, 79360, 83600, 84600, 86300, 92800, 93040, 93900* Code Nos. 37200, 86400, 86500

F UNITECH SERVICES GROUP, INC., (Sub. of UniFirst Corp.), 138 Longmeadow TECH PRODUCTS, INC., 105 Willow Ave., Staten Island, NY 10305. Contact: St., Suite 202, Longmeadow, MA 01106. Contact: Gregg Johnstone (413/543-6911 Daniel D. O’Connor (718/442-4900, 800/221-1311, Fax: 718/442-2124, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.techproducts.com x146, 800/344-3824, Fax: 413/543-2975, E-mail: [email protected]). Web Code Nos. 37130, 47630* site: www.unitechus.com Code Nos. 10850, 10900, 14300, 20300, 20350, 26230, 26600, 37130, 37160, 37200, 45550, TELEDYNE BROWN ENGINEERING, INC., 300 Sparkman Dr., Huntsville, AL 47630, 55040, 55060, 68000, 73550, 74350, 79370, 81680, 83210, 86260, 93040, 95850* 35805. Contact: Jessica Sanders (256/726-1385, E-mail: [email protected]). (See advertisement on page 91) Stamp Symbols: NQA-1; 10CFR50 App. B; QA Criteria for Nuclear Power Plants, UNITED STATES PRODUCTS CO., 518 Melwood Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15213- Fuel Reprocessing Plants; N Stamp, Nuclear Components, N-2983 NPT Stamp, Nuclear Partials, N-2984 U Stamp, Pressure Vessels, 33,360 and 41,018 UM Stamp, 1136. Contact: L.C. Brown (412/621-2130, 800/359-2628, Fax: 412/621-8740, Miniature Vessels, 41,355 and 41,356 R Stamp, Repairs, R-2240 NS Certificate, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.us-products.com Nuclear Supports SEI CMMI Maturity Level 3 Appraised AS9100C, Third-Party Code Nos. 00300, 95850 Registered (Aerospace) NASA SSP 41173 Space Station QA ISO 9001:2008, Third- UTICOM SYSTEMS, INC., 109 Independence Way, Coatesville, PA 19320. Party Registered. Web site: www.tbe.com Code Nos. 03800, 04000, 13400, 20300, 20350, 36000, 37200, 44000, 84600, 92300, 93040 Contact: Bob Thompson (610/857-2655, 800/548-5321, Fax: 610/857-2986, E-mail: [email protected]), Trever McLaughlin (610/857-2655, 800/548-5321, Fax: 610/857- TELETRIX, 2000 Golden Mile Hwy., Suite C, Pittsburgh, PA 15239. Contact: 2986, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: IEEE-323; US RegGuide 1-38, Michael Podobnik (412/798-3636, Fax: 412/798-3633, E-mail: [email protected]). ANSI N45-2. Certified incinerable. Web site: www.uticom.net Web site: teletrix.com Code Nos. 75850, 83210* Code Nos. 86300* VALCOR ENGINEERING CORP., (Valcor Nuclear)(Valcor), 2 Lawrence Rd., TFE, INC., 1114 Ridgecrest Ave., North Augusta, SC 29841. Contact: Laura McKie Springfield, NJ 07081. Contact: Steve Gatcomb (973/467-8400, Fax: 973/218-1819, (803/279-0331, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.tfeinc.net E-mail: [email protected]), Thien Nguyen (973/467-8400, Fax: 973/218-1819, Code Nos. 03800, 12800, 13850, 14000, 20300, 37200, 40900, 71190, 86300, 87000, 93040 E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: N Stamp, NPT Stamp, ASME Sec III Classes 1, 2, 3. Certification by ANSI N45.2 App. B 10CFR50; ISO 9001. Web F THERMO SCIENTIFIC - CIDTEC CAMERAS & IMAGERS, (Part of Thermo site: www.valcor.com Fisher Scientific), 101 Commerce Blvd., Liverpool, NY 13088. Contact: Tony Code Nos. 47400, 75190, 84150, 90250, 90600, 90800, 91000, 91260* Chapman (315/451-9410, 800/888-8761, Fax: 315/451-9421, E-mail: sales.cidtec@ thermofisher.com). Web site: www.thermofisher.com/cidtec VALUE ADDED SOLUTIONS, INC., (WOSB), 237 High Gate Loop, Aiken, SC Code Nos. 40900, 73300, 75850, 83600, 92800* 29380. Contact: Ginger Jamrog (865/425-7580, Fax: 865/425-7581, E-mail: ginger. (See advertisement on page 85) [email protected]). Web site: www.valueaddedsolutionsinc. com TIOGA PIPE SUPPLY CO., INC., 2450 Wheatsheaf Ln., Philadelphia, PA 19137. Code Nos. 14000, 25400, 93040 Contact: Jeff Shaw (215/831-0700, 800/523-3678, Fax: 215/533-1645, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: ASME QSC 467; Classes 1, 2, 3 MC. VEOLIA NUCLEAR SOLUTIONS, (Kurion, Inc.), 1355 Columbia Park Trl., Certification by ISO 9001-2008, 10CFR50, App. B., NQA-1, MIL-I-45208A Level 1. Richland, WA 99352. Contact: Matthew McCormick (509/737-1377, E-mail: Web site: www.tiogapipe.com [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: NQA-1 2008/2009 Addendum; Code Nos. 26900, 59800, 59850 ISO 9001. Web site: www.nuclearsolutions.veolia.com TLG SERVICES, INC., (Affl. of Entergy Corp.), 148 New Milford Rd. E., Code Nos. 03800, 13850, 14000, 40900, 41700, 47400, 53950, 68000, 72300, 73620, 77750, 87380, 87395, 87400, 93040 Bridgewater, CT 06752-1123. Contact: Caren Vickery (860/355-2300, Fax: 860/355- 2705, E-mail: [email protected]), Lori A. Glander (860/355-2300, Fax: (Alaron Nuclear Services), 2138 State Rt. 18, Wampum, PA 16157. Contact: 860/355-2705, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.tlgservices.com Jeffrey Stahl (724/535-5777, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www. Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 20300, 37200, 86300 nuclearsolutions.veolia.com TRANSCO PRODUCTS INC., 200 N. LaSalle St., Suite 1550, Chicago, IL 60601. Code Nos. 14000, 20300, 20350, 25600, 47400, 68000, 79360, 81680, 84600, 93040* Contact: Ed Wolbert (312/896-8501, E-mail: [email protected]). F Code Nos. 14000, 17950, 20300, 26230, 37130, 41200, 47400, 47620, 53950, 55040, 77800, VIGOR (FORMERLY OREGON IRON WORKS), 9700 S.E. Lawnfield Rd., 86300, 86500, 93040 #9460, Clackamas, OR 97015. Contact: Brian Akin (503/653-6300, Fax: 503/794- 2437, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: ASME N, NA, NS, NPT, U, U2. TRI-STATE MOTOR TRANSIT CO., 8141 E. 7th St., Joplin, MO 64801. Contact: Web site: vigor.net Leslie Martin (417/621-2224, 800/234-8768, Fax: 417/621-2016, E-mail: leslie. Code Nos. 03000, 09730, 09950, 14300, 22430, 24170, 30500, 36000, 37600, 66280, 68000, [email protected]). Web site: www.tsmtco.com 78700, 81710, 83150, 92300 Code Nos. 86250, 86260, 87000 (See advertisement on page 67) Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 105 VIS–ZET

VISIONARY SOLUTIONS, LLC, 2553 Quality Ln., Knoxville, TN 37931. Contact: WHELEN ENGINEERING CO., INC., (Mass Notification Products), 51 865/482-8670, Fax: 865/482-8678, E-mail: [email protected]. Web site: www.vs- Winthrop Rd., Chester, CT 06412-0684. Contact: Chris Schaefer (860/526-9504, llc.com 800/637-4736, Fax: 860/526-4784, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www. Code Nos. 14000, 14300, 68000, 87000, 93040 whelen.com Code Nos. 03200, 11650, 25300, 25350 VOLIAN ENTERPRISES, INC., P.O. Box 410, Murrysville, PA 15668. Contact: WHITING CORP., 26000 S. Whiting Way, Monee, IL 60449-8160. Contact: Harold V. Julian (724/335-3744, Fax: 724/337-9752, E-mail: volianenterprises@ Dave Weber (800/255-8594, Fax: 708/587-2001, E-mail: dweber@whitingcorp. volian.com). Web site: www.volian.com com). Stamp Symbols: 10CFR50 Appendix B, ISO 9001:2015. Web site: www. Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 41000, 86300, 86500 whitingcorp.com Code Nos. 03800, 09730, 68000, 87000* F WAGSTAFF APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES, 3910 N. Flora Rd., Spokane, WA 99216. Contact: Dan Payne (509/321-3184, Fax: 509/924-0241, E-mail: dan.payne@ WILLIAMS INDUSTRIAL SERVICES GROUP, LLC, (Williams Plant Services, wagstaff.com). Stamp Symbols: ASME U-Stamp, ASME NQA-1 2008 w/2009 LLC), 100 Crescent Centre Pkwy., Suite 1240, Tucker, GA 30084. Contact: Loren addenda. Web site: www.wagstaffat.com Monty (770/879-4463, 866/851-4078, Fax: 855/814-7885, E-mail: lmonty@wisgrp. Code Nos. 14300, 36000, 37600, 53950, 66280, 68000, 77800, 79360, 81710, 83150, 87380, com). Stamp Symbols: ASME R Certification - Repair Vessels & Heat Exchangers; 92300, 93900 ASME A Certification - Assembly of Power Boilers. Web site: www.wisgrp.com

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WALLACE CRANES, 71 N. Bacton Hill Rd., Malvern, PA 19355-1005. Contact: WMG, INC., 16 Bank St., Peekskill, NY 10566. Contact: Dan Davis (914/736- Bart J. Sunderland (610/647-1400 x300, 800/553-5438 x300, Fax: 610/644-9043, 7100, E-mail: [email protected]), John LePere (914/736-7100, E-mail: jlepere@ E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.wallacecranes.com wmginc.com). Stamp Symbols: Approved 10CFR50 App. B QA Program, including NQA-1, Part II, Subpart 2.7. NUPIC audited and approved. Web site: www. Code Nos. 18600 wmginc.com Code Nos. 03800, 12800, 14000, 14300, 20300, 20350, 37200, 68000, 71190, 77750, 79360, WASTE CONTROL SYSTEMS, INC., 2835 Merrymans Mill Rd., Phoenix, MD 86300, 86500, 93040* 21131-1631. Contact: William Fannon (410/252-9360, 877/252-9360, Fax: 410/252- 9362, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.wastecontrol.com F WM SYMPOSIA, P.O. Box 27646, Tempe, AZ 85285. Contact: Gary Benda Code Nos. 11700, 14300, 68000 (480/557-0263, Fax: 520/829-3550, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.wmsym.org WATERS EQUIPMENT, 966 Blue Ribbon Cir. N., Oconomowoc, WI 53066. Code Nos. 86300 Contact: Erik Bleske (262/354-6243, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp (See advertisement on page 43) Symbols: U, ASME - Section VIII, Div. 1 ISO 9001:2008 Certified. Web site: www. watersequipment.com WORLEYPARSONS, 2675 Morgantown Rd., Reading, PA 19607. Contact: Curt Jurgens (610/855-3132, Fax: 610/855-2602, E-mail: curtis.jurgens@worleyparsons. Code Nos. 04000, 54750, 74150 com), Bruno Bombay (610/855-2232, Fax: 610/855-2602, E-mail: bruno.bombay@ worleyparsons.com). Web site: www.worleyparsons.com WD ASSOCIATES, INC., P.O. Box 187, Whiteford, MD 21160-0187. Contact: Code Nos. 03800, 13850, 14000, 20300, 37200 Frederic Lake (623/249-0871, Fax: 410/452-0062, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.teamwd.com WORTHINGTON INDUSTRIES, 200 Old Wilson Bridge Rd., Columbus, Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 86500 OH 43085. Contact: 800/338-8265. Stamp Symbols: Certifications include ISO 9001:2015 and NQA-1, Lloyds Register Quality Assurance programs and WEED INSTRUMENT CO., INC., (d/b/a Ultra Electronics, Nuclear Sensors & ASME Section VIII, Div. 1 U & P stamps, plus National Boiler & Pressure Vessel Process Instrumentation), P.O. Box 300, Round Rock, TX 78680. Contact: Jessica Inspectors R stamp for pressure vessels. Web site: www.worthingtonindustries. Harper (512/987-4587, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: com IEEE 323, IEEE 344, ASME Code N Stamp, ASME Code NPT Stamp, ASME Code Code Nos. 03800, 14300, 40900, 47400, 56600, 59850, 68000, 77800, 83150, 92300* NS Stamp. Web site: ultra-nspi.com Code Nos. 26970, 40050 WYNSOR, 3564 Lincoln Ave., Suite 3A, Ogden, UT 84401. Contact: Lea Ann Rodriquez (888/996-7671, Fax: 888/996-7672, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: F WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CO. LLC, 1000 Westinghouse Dr., Cranberry www.wynsor.com Code Nos. 12800, 14000, 20300, 20350, 37200, 86300, 93040 Township, PA 16066. Contact: Jason B. Beasley (224/612-1578, E-mail: beaslejb@ westinghouse.com). Stamp Symbols: ASME N, NPT and NA. Certification by ISO WYSSMONT CO., 1470 Bergen Blvd., Fort Lee, NJ 07024-2197. Contact: J. 9001. Web site: www.westinghousenuclear.com Bevacqua (201/947-4600, Fax: 201/947-0324, E-mail: [email protected]). Web Code Nos. 00400, 03180, 03200, 03800, 04000, 09800, 10780, 12900, 13600, 14000, 14300, site: www.wyssmont.com 17950, 19700, 20000, 20300, 20350, 20700, 22700, 24080, 24170, 25300, 25400, 26080, Code Nos. 09730, 24170* 26100, 26240, 30500, 37130, 37200, 40050, 40700, 40900, 41000, 44000, 45550, 53950, 54750, 55040, 55490, 56600, 59850, 61570, 66280, 67380, 68000, 71190, 72300, 73300, ZACHRY NUCLEAR ENGINEERING, INC., 14 Lords Hill Rd., Stonington, 73620, 75190, 76400, 77750, 79360, 81680, 81710, 83110, 84150, 84600, 86300, 86400, CT 06378. Contact: Bob Atkisson (860/405-3066, Fax: 860/535-9200, E-mail: 86500, 92300, 93040, 93900* [email protected]). Web site: www.zachrygroup.com (See advertisement on Cover 4) Code Nos. 03800, 12800, 13850, 14000, 20300, 25400, 40900, 67380, 75600*

WHEELIFT TRANSPORTERS, 1801 E. Bremer, Waverly, IA 50677. Contact: Roy ZETEC, INC., 8226 Bracken Pl. S.E., Suite 100, Snoqualmie, WA 98065. Contact: Linden (630/240-7967, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.wheelift. Customer Services (425/974-2700, 800/643-1771, Fax: 425/974-2701, E-mail: com [email protected]). Web site: www.zetec.com Code Nos. 09950, 10780, 12800, 13050, 14000, 14300, 68000, 73570, 87000 Code Nos. 40900, 56600, 86300

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REEL COH INC., 801 Curé-Boivin Blvd., Boisbriand, Quebec J7G 2J2, Canada. Contact: Clement Larouche (450/430-6500, 800/363-6501, Fax: 450/430-6611, Austria E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.reel-coh.com Code Nos. 03800, 04000, 09950

INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY, Wagramer Strasse 5, P.O. Box SNC-LAVALIN, 2251 Speakman Dr., Mississauga, Ontario L5K 1B2, Canada. 100, 1400 Vienna, Austria. Contact: Sophy LeMasurier (+43 1 26000 22417, Fax: Contact: SNC-Lavalin (905/823-9040, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: +43 1 2600 22417, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.iaea.org www.snclavalin.com/nuclear Code Nos. 40700, 86500 Code Nos. 03800, 10780, 13850, 14000, 14300, 17950, 20300, 20350, 30500, 40900, 56600, 67380, 68000, 72300, 75190, 81710, 87400

TYNE ENGINEERING INC., 730 Darlene Ct., Burlington, Ontario L7L 5V1, Canada. Contact: Vince Robinson (289/288-0490, Fax: 289/288-0493, E-mail: Belgium [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: ASME VIII, III, B31.1, B31.3; ISO 9001. Web site: www.tyne-engineering.com Code Nos. 03200, 03800, 04000, 08800, 09750, 12800, 14000, 17950, 20300, 21270, 21400, TECNUBEL-TRANSNUBEL-ECS, Zandbergen 1, 2480 Dessel, Belgium. Contact: 25000, 26080, 32250, 36000, 37200, 37600, 41015, 47400, 53950, 55040, 59850, 60100, Guido Mulier (+32 14 34 6911, Fax: +32 14 32 0090, E-mail: guido.mulier@ 67380, 81680, 84600, 87380, 87395, 87400, 93040 tecnubel.be), Xavier Bairiot (+32 14 33 11 13, E-mail: xavier.bairiot@transnubel. be). Stamp Symbols: Certification by ISO 9001; VCA; ISO 14000; CEFRI; EDF/ UTO. Web site: www.tecnubel.be Code Nos. 06790, 09800, 20300, 20350, 26230, 47400, 47600, 72300, 73620, 93040

SA TRANSRAD NV, Zoning Industriel - Site IRE, Avenue de l’Esperance, 1, 6220 Czech Republic Fleurus, Belgium. Contact: Gérald Ledoux (+32 71 82 97 58, Fax: +32 71 82 97 68, E-mail: [email protected]), Gilles Degauque (+32 71 82 97 61, Fax: +32 71 82 97 68, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.transrad.be RENECOL LTD., Milady Horakove 116/109, 16000 Praha, Czech Republic. Code Nos. 26230, 86260, 87000 Contact: Igor Voinov (+420774136322, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.renecol.com Code Nos. 00400, 14000, 68000, 79370, 86300

SKODA JS A.S., Orlik 266/15, Bolevec, 31600 Plzen, Czech Republic. Contact: David Pavlis (+420 378 042 640, Fax: +420 377 520 600, E-mail: info@skoda-js. Canada cz). Stamp Symbols: ASME Code S. III; N, NPT, NS. Classes 1, 2, 3, & CS, MC (N, NPT) 1, 2, 3 & MC (NS) Certification by ISO 9001:2000, ISO 14001, AD-Merkblatt INUKTUN SERVICES LTD., 2569 Kenworth Rd., Suite C, Nanaimo, BC V9T HP0. Web site: www.skoda-js.cz 3M4, Canada. Contact: Jeff Christopherson (250/729-8080, 877/468-5886, Fax: Code Nos. 14300, 30500, 40900, 56600, 66280, 81710, 92300 250/729-8077, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.inuktun.com Code Nos. 10780, 26230, 45550, 47600, 68000, 73300, 73620, 83600, 84150

F KINECTRICS INC., 800 Kipling Ave., Unit 2, Toronto, Ontario M8Z 5G5, Canada. Contact: Cheryl Tasker-Shaw (416/207-6000, Fax: 416/207-6532, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.kinectrics.com Finland Code Nos. 03800, 09800, 12800, 13850, 14000, 20300, 20350, 37200, 44000, 47400, 73620, 76400, 77750, 79370, 84600, 86300, 87000, 87380, 93040 (See advertisement on page 57) FORTUM POWER & HEAT OY, NUCLEAR SERVICES, Keilaniementie 1, POB 100, 00048 Espoo, Finland, Finland. Contact: Miko Olkkonen (+358405187535, L3 MAPPS, (Power Systems and Simulation), 8565 Cote-de-Liesse, Montreal, +358405187535, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: Quebec H4T 1G5, Canada. Contact: Sean Bradley (514/787-4999, Fax: 514/788- Certification by Quality System, ISO-9001:2000. Web site: www.fortum.com 1442, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.L3T.com/mapps Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 68000, 86300, 93040 Code Nos. 12800, 37200, 71190, 86300, 86500

F MARSHIELD, (Div. of Mars Metal Co.), 4140 Morris Dr., Burlington, Ontario L7L 5L6, Canada. Contact: Kevin Milne (905/637-3862, 800/381-5335, Fax: 905/637- 8841, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.marshield.com Code Nos. 77750 France (See advertisement on page 82)

PYLON ELECTRONICS INC., (Div. of Autrex) (Instrumentation Dept.), ANDRA, (Development, Industrial and International Div.), Parc de la Croix 147 Colonnade Rd., Ottawa, Ontario K2E 7L9, Canada. Contact: Lise Leveille Blanche, 1/7 rue Jean Monnet, 92298 Chatenay Malabry Cedex, France. Contact: (613/226-7920, 800/896-4439, Fax: 613/226-8195, E-mail: instrument@ Richard Poisson (+33 1 46 11 81 27, Fax: +33 1 46 11 82 68, E-mail: richard. pylonelectronics.com). Web site: www.pylonelectronics-radon.com [email protected]). Web site: www.andra.fr Code Nos. 03200, 17950, 55040, 68950, 76400 Code Nos. 14000 Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 107 France

CYCLIFE, (Brand of EDF Group), 10, place de la Défense, 92974 Paris la Défense WÄLISCHMILLER ENGINEERING GMBH, Schiessstattweg 16, 88677 Cedex, France. Contact: Brassart Ioanna (+33 0044763237357, E-mail: ioanna. Markdorf, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Contact: Jean-Michel Wagner [email protected]). Web site: https://www.cyclife-edf.com/ (+49754495140, Fax: +497544951499, E-mail: [email protected]). Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 20300, 20350, 86300, 93040 Stamp Symbols: ISO 9001, ISO 14001, KTA 1401, ATEX, DIN 18800-7, ISO 3834-2. Web site: www.hwm.com GETINGE-LA CALHENE, (Sub. of Getinge Group), 1 rue du Comte de Donegal, Code Nos. 10780, 12800, 47600, 68000, 72300, 73620* 41100 Vendome, France. Contact: Christophe Selliez (+33254734694, Fax: +33254734787, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.getinge. WOLFGANG WAELISCHMILLER SOLUTIONS, Neureutherstr. 1, 80799 com/nuclear München, Germany. Contact: Wolfgang Walischmiller (E-mail: [email protected]). Code Nos. 10850, 72300, 79360 Web site: wwsol.net Code Nos. 14000, 20300, 56600, 68000, 72300, 75850, 77600 OECD NUCLEAR ENERGY AGENCY (NEA), 46 quai Alphonse Le Gallo, 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt, France. Contact: NEA Press Office (+33 1 45 24 10 10, Fax: +33 1 45 24 11 10, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.oecd-nea.org Code Nos. 40700

Non-U.S. DirectoryNon-U.S. of Suppliers PHOTONIS, Avenue Roger Roncier, BP 520, 19106 Brive la Gaillarde Cedex, Italy France. Contact: David Dupuy (+33 555 863 795, Fax: +33 555 863 786, E-mail: [email protected]), Bernard Cantonnet (+33 555 863 735, Fax: +33 555 863 ANSALDO NUCLEARE S.P.A., Corso F.M. Perrone, 25, 16152 Genova, Italy. 786, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.photonis.com/nuclear Contact: Gianfranco Saiu (+39 010 655 8591, Fax: +39 010 655 8532, E-mail: Code Nos. 17950* [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: ASME Certificate of Authorization N Stamp, Section III, Div. 1 Components. NBBI, The National PREMIUM ANALYSE, 9 Rue de la Fontaine Chaudron, 57140 Norroy Le Veneur, Board of Boiler & Pressure Vessel Inspectors, Certif. of Auth. NB. Certification by France. Contact: Steve Phillips (+33 640 89 2443, Fax: +33 387 51 3174, E-mail: ISO 9001:2008. Certification by ISO 14001:2004. Web site: www.ansaldonucleare.it [email protected]). Web site: www.premium-analyse.com Code Nos. 03800, 12800, 14300, 20300, 20350* Code Nos. 03200, 17950, 55040 CAMPOVERDE SRL, Via Quintiliano 30, 20138 Milano, Italy. Contact: Federico REMTECH SA, 2-4 Ave de l’ Europe, BP 101, 78143 Velizy, Villacoublay Cedex, Gianni (+39 0258039052, E-mail: [email protected]). France. Contact: Sohna Konate (+33 1 39 46 59 58, Fax: +33 1 39 46 63 10, E-mail: Code Nos. 03800, 09800, 12800, 14000, 14300, 20300, 20700, 37200, 87000, 93040 [email protected]). Web site: www.remtechinc.com Code Nos. 03800

SAPHYMO - BERTIN INSTRUMENTS, 10 Avenue Ampère, 78180 Montigny le Bretonneux, France. Contact: Irfan Hasan (+33 (0)6 89 34 75 96, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: Certification by ISO 9001. Web site: Japan www.bertin-instruments.com Code Nos. 03200, 04000, 09800, 12800, 17950, 25250, 26080, 37130, 37200, 54750, 55040, MITSUBISHI RESEARCH INSTITUTE, INC., 2-10-3 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, 55060, 67380, 75850* Tokyo 100-8141, Japan. Contact: Hiroshi Suzuki (+81 3 6705 6041, Fax: +81 3 5157 2145, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.mri.co.jp/E/index.html Code Nos. 03800

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BABCOCK NOELL GMBH, (Dept. BEV), Alfred-Nobel-Strasse 20, 97080 Russia Wuerzburg, Germany. Contact: Wolfgang Mützel (+49 931 903 1702, Fax: +49 931 903 1018, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: Qualification SOSNY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CO., 4a Dimitrova St., 433507 according to EN ISO 9001:2000; Qualification according to ISO 14001:2004; Dimitrovgrad, Ulyanovsk region, Russia. Contact: Elena Leshchenko (+7 84235 Qualification according to KTA 1401 and AVS D 100/50. Web site: www.bng. 3 98 29, Fax: +7 84235 3 83 28, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: ISO bilfinger.com 9001:2008; ISO 14001; OHSAS 18001. Web site: www.sosnycompany.com Code Nos. 11700, 14300, 20350, 68000, 72300, 83150, 93040* Code Nos. 03800, 09750, 10780, 14000, 14300, 18600, 20300, 20350, 25600, 26230, 30040, 30500, 39650, 40900, 41000, 44000, 47400, 47600, 53950, 54750, 66280, 68000, 72300, BIG ENTSORGUNGSTECHNOLOGIEN GMBH, Im Farchet 13 1/2, 83646 Bad 75190, 77750, 77800, 79360, 81680, 81710, 84600, 86130, 86250, 86260, 86300, 86500, Toelz, Germany. Contact: Hubert Strobel (+49 8041 78 77 30, Fax: +49 8041 1822, 87000, 92300, 93040, 96200* E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: ISO 9001:2015, CNNC- 130029600. Web site: www.big-pressen.de/english/p-kontaminierte.php?prod=yes Code Nos. 24170, 79360

LINN HIGH THERM GMBH, Heinrich-Hertz-Platz 1, 92275 Eschenfelden, Spain Germany. Contact: Horst Linn (+49 9665 91400, Fax: +49 9665 1720, E-mail: info@ linn.de). Stamp Symbols: Certification by DIN EN ISO 9001:2008. Web site: www. EQUIPOS NUCLEARES, S.A., S.M.E, C/Ortega y Gasset 20, 5°, ES-28006 linn.de Madrid, Spain. Contact: María Vega (+34 942 200 142, Fax: +34 942 200 148, Code Nos. 24170, 68000* E-mail: [email protected]), Rubén Moreno (+34 942 200 142, Fax: +34 942 200 148, VACUTEC MESSTECHNIK GMBH, Dornbluethstr. 14, D-01277 Dresden, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: ASME Code for Nuclear Germany. Contact: Dr. Frank Mueller (+49 351 31724-0, Fax: +49 351 3105085, Vessels, Classes 1, 2 & 3: N, NPT, NA, N3, NS, S, U, U2. AD-MERKBLATT HPO; E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.vacutec-gmbh.de Certification by ISO 9001, ISO 14.001, ISO 3834, OSHAS 18001, ISO 17025. Web Code Nos. 17950* site: www.ensa.es F Code Nos. 11700, 14000, 14300, 20300, 20350, 24170, 37600, 41000, 47400, 61570, 66280, Denotes Advertiser 68000, 72300, 81710* 108 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs United Kingdom Non-U.S. Directory of Suppliers of Non-U.S. Directory

JAMES FISHER NUCLEAR LTD, Gordon House, Sceptre Way, Bamber Bridge, Preston PR5 6AW, United Kingdom. Contact: David Buchanan (746/985-5841, Sweden E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.jfnl.co.uk Code Nos. 03000, 03200, 04000, 09750, 09800, 10780, 11700, 12800, 13050, 13400, 13600, 14000, 17950, 20300, 20700, 25250, 27180, 30500, 36000, 41000, 47600, 67380, 68000, BROKK AB, P.O. Box 730, 93127 Skelleftea, Sweden. Contact: Tony Marlow 72300, 73300, 73620, 74320, 77750, 79360, 84600, 86130 (505/466-3614, 800/621-7856, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www. KUKA SYSTEMS UK LTD, Hereward Rise, Halesown, West Midlands B62 8AN, brokk.com United Kingdom. Contact: John Dilworth (+00441215850888, E-mail: john. Code Nos. 10780, 13050, 68000, 72300, 73620* [email protected]). Web site: www.kuka.com Code Nos. 72300, 73620, 79360, 93040

MUNRO INSTRUMENTS LTD., 44-45 Burnt Mill, Elizabeth Way, Harlow, Essex CM20 2HU, United Kingdom. Contact: Edmund Daley (+44 20 8551 The Netherlands 7000, Fax: +44 20 8551 4565, E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www. munroinstruments.com Code Nos. 26080, 54750, 55040, 58000* NRG, Westerduinweg 3, P.O. Box 25, 1755 ZG Petten, The Netherlands. Contact: A. Wakker (+31 224 564828, Fax: +31 224 568491, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp NATIONAL NUCLEAR LABORATORY (UK), Chadwick House (5th Floor), Symbols: QC services accreditation by Dutch Certification Council. Certification Birchwood Park, Warrington WA3 6AE, United Kingdom. Contact: Keith Miller (+44 0 7710975956, Fax: +44 0 1925 289989, E-mail: [email protected]). body for QAQA according to ISO 9000; ISI accreditation by German Council Stamp Symbols: ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO/IEC 27001. Web site: www.nnl.co.uk (DAP) and Swedish Council. Web site: www.nrg.eu Code Nos. 03800, 14000, 20300, 20350, 67380, 68000, 75600, 75850, 93040 Code Nos. 03800, 09800, 12800, 14000, 20300, 20350, 26100, 26230, 37200, 39960, 40900, 56600, 67380, 68000, 71190, 77750, 86300, 93040 OC ROBOTICS, Unit 5 Abbey Wood Business Park, Filton, Bristol BS347JU, United Kingdom. Contact: Adam Mallion (+441173144700, E-mail: adam@ ocrobotics.com). Web site: www.ocrobotics.com Code Nos. 73300, 73620

ROLLS-ROYCE, P.O. Box 2000, Derby DE21 7XX, United Kingdom. United Kingdom Contact: John Molyneux (+44 0 1332 661461, Fax: +44 0 1332 661630, E-mail: [email protected]). Stamp Symbols: ASME N, NS, U, NPT ASME AUGEAN PLC, (Augean Radioactive Waste Services), (Augean North Sea Section III (including NQA-1) ASME Section VIII. Web site: www.rolls-royce.com Services), 4 Rudgate Court, Walton, Wetherby LS23 7BF, United Kingdom. Code Nos. 26910, 41200, 53950, 56600, 92300* Contact: Helen Simms (+44 01937844980, E-mail: [email protected]). ULTRA ELECTRONICS NUCLEAR CONTROL SYSTEMS, Innovation House, Stamp Symbols: ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001. Web site: www.augeanplc. 7 Lancaster Road, Ferndown Industrial Estate, Wimborne, Dorset BH21 7SQ, com United Kingdom. Contact: Neil Clarke (+44 1202 850450, Fax: +44 1202 850452, Code Nos. 93040 E-mail: [email protected]). Web site: www.ultra-ncs.com Code Nos. 04000* CROSS MANUFACTURING COMPANY (1938) LTD., Midford Rd., Combe Down, Bath BA2 5RR, United Kingdom. Contact: Richard Cross (+44 0 1225 UNIVERSITY OF BRISTOL, (Interface Analysis Centre), School of Physics, HH 837000, Fax: +44 0 1225 834115, E-mail: [email protected]). Web Wills Physics Laboratory, Tyndall Avenue, Bristol BS8 1TL, United Kingdom. site: www.crossmanufacturing.com Contact: Keith R. Hallam (+44 117 331 1173, E-mail: [email protected]). Code Nos. 75190 Code Nos. 03800, 12800, 14000, 17950, 56600, 84600, 93040

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David Campbell has been named se including roles with the U.S. Navy, the joined GE in 1989 and has since held a nior vice president Department of Energy, and commercial number of management roles in various of Veolia Nuclear nuclear companies. Girard, who has sectors of the company. Solutions’ federal more than 30 years of experience in the services business. nuclear industry, held the commercial Barbara Rusinko, president of Bechtel He will lead busi- nuclear business unit manager position Corporation’s Nuclear, Security, and En- ness development since March 2016. vironmental global business unit, and activities for Veolia’s integrated nuclear Brian Reilly has been appointed senior services offering.vice president and chief operating officer Campbell most re- of Cameco, succeeding Bob Steane, who cently served as vice has retired after 34 years with the com- Campbell president for mar- pany. Reilly joined Cameco in 2011 as keting and business development at Bech- managing director of Cameco Australia tel Nuclear, Security, and Environmental. Pty., a wholly owned subsidiary overseeing the development of two mine projects Mark Marano has been appointed chief and an extensive exploration program. In operating officer of March 2017, he was appointed Cameco’s Westinghouse Elec- vice president of mining, technology, and Rusinko Ghaffarian tric Company, one projects. Kam Ghaffarian, founder and chief ex- of a series of execu- ecutive officer of X-energy, have been tive changes meant Thomas D’Agostino,who served as elected to the Nuclear Energy Institute’s to align the organi- the under secretary board of directors. During her 30-year zation with its oper- for Nuclear Security career at Bechtel, Rusinko has held se- ational transforma- and administrator of nior engineering management roles on tion. David Howell the National Nucle- technical projects, including the Yucca has been chosen to ar Security Admin- Mountain Project and the Hanford succeed Marano as istration from 2007 Waste Treatment Plant. Ghaffarian be- Marano president of the to January 2013, has gan his entrepreneurial career in 1994, Americas Region. Luc Van Hulle has been joined NuScale Pow- when he cofounded Stinger Ghaffarian named interim president of the Europe, er’s board of direc- Technologies, a government services Middle East, and Africa Region, and Da- tors. D’Agostino has company. vid Durham has been appointed senior spent more than 36 vice president of the company’s New Proj- D’Agostino years in the govern- ects Business. ment sector in a wide variety of leadership positions. He replaces former board mem- NRC Doug Wale has been named manager of ber Dave Dunning, who served on NuS- Premier Technolo- cale’s board since June 2013. gy’s commercial Frederick D. Brown has been appoint nuclear business John Flannery has been named chief ed deputy executive unit. Wale takes executive officer of General Electric Com- director for the Nu- over for Guy Gi- pany, effective August 1, and chairman clear Regulatory rard, who has been and CEO, effective January 1, 2018.J e ff Commission’s Ma- promoted to chief Immelt, current chairman and CEO, will terials, Waste, Re- operating officer of remain chairman of the board until his research, State, Tribal, the company, retirement on December 31. In addition, Jef- Compliance, Ad- placing Mike Ryan. frey S. Bornstein, GE’s chief financial of- ministration, and Ryan retired in ficer, has been promoted to vice chairman Human Capital Pro- Wale April after 20 years of the company. Flannery, who joined GE grams. In this ca- with Premier. Wale has more than 25 in 1987, most recently served as president pacity, Brown is re- years of nuclear industry experience, and CEO of GE Healthcare. Bornstein Brown sponsible for over- 110 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Created by the American Nuclear Society in 1994, Radwaste Solutions magazine provides dedicated coverage of the fastest growing segments of the nuclear industry—worldwide decommissioning and waste management. If you are a professional or company working within these specialized areas of the nuclear industry—subscribe today!

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*Extra postage fee of $25 for orders shipping outside of North America. Moving Up seeing the NRC’s nuclear materials and Thomas Zacharia has been named di- waste safety program activities, as well as rector of Oak Ridge National Laboratory for guiding and directing programs relat- by UT-Battelle, the Utilities ed to nuclear regulatory research, state partnership that op- and tribal activities, enforcement and in- erates ORNL for the vestigations, and activities related to hu- Department of En- Joseph Pacher has been named site vice man resources and corporate support. ergy. He replaces president at the Fitz- Brown, who has been with the NRC since Thom Mason, who Patrick nuclear 1994, succeeds Glenn Tracy, who recently has taken a position power plant in Scri- retired. as senior vice presi- ba, N.Y., following dent for laboratory the completion of operations at Bat- the ownership telle’s corporate transfer from Enter- DOE Zacharia headquarters in Co- gy Corporation to lumbus, Ohio. Zacharia, who joined Exelon Corpora- ORNL in 1987 as a postdoctoral research- tion. He replaces James M. Owendoff has been named er, most recently served as ORNL’s deputy Brian Sullivan, who acting assistant sec- director for science and technology, re- Pacher remains with Enter- retary and principal sponsible for the lab’s entire research and gy as part of the transaction agreement. deputy assistant sec- development portfolio. He previously was Pacher was previously the site vice presi- retary in the De- associate laboratory director for the Com- dent at Exelon’s Ginna nuclear power partment of Ener- puting and Computational Sciences Di- plant in Ontario, N.Y. gy’s Office of Envi- rectorate. Mason joined ORNL in 1998 ronmental Manage- and became director in 2007. Andrew Malcolm has joined Exelon ment (EM). Owend- Corporation as off, who joined the Oak Ridge Associated Universities manager of public DOE in 1995, had (ORAU) recently advocacy, responsi- served as a senior announced the elec- ble for providing Owendoff advisor to the EM tion of four new communications assistant secretary since 2010. members to its and public affairs board of directors: support. Malcolm Edward McGinnis has been appointed Barry Burks, of had served as depu- acting assistant sec- North Carolina Ag- ty chief of staff and retary and principal ricultural and Tech- spokesman for Rep. deputy assistant sec- nical State Universi- Greg Walden (R., retary for the De- ty; Patricia Deh- Malcolm Ore.), chairman of partment of Ener- mer, retired from the House Energy and Commerce Com- gy’s Office of Nucle- Burks the U.S. Depart- mittee, since 2010. ar Energy. A long- ment of Energy; Michele Masucci, of time DOE official, Temple University; and Debra Reinhart, James H. Lash has retired as an execu- McGinnis previous- of the University of Central Florida. Three tive vice president of FirstEnergy ly served as the dep- board members were reelected: Taylor Corporation and uty assistant secre- Eighmy, of the University of Tennessee; president of First McGinnis tary for internation- Dennis J. Hejlik, of the National Defense Energy Generation, al nuclear policy and cooperation, a posi- University; and Jeffrey Smith, of Oak effective August 1. tion he held for nearly 10 years. Ridge National Laboratory. ORAU, a con- Lash joined FirstEn- sortium of 121 Ph.D.-granting universi- ergy Corporation in Bruce Covert has been named presi- ties, manages the Oak Ridge Institute for 1989 as a safety en- dent and project manager of Nuclear Science and Education for the Depart- gineering manager Waste Partnership, the AECOM-led ment of Energy. at the Davis-Besse management and nuclear power plant operating contrac- Michelle Buchanan has been appointed in Oak Harbor, tor for the Depart- deputy for science Lash Ohio. Upon Lash’s ment of Energy at and technology of retirement, Samuel L. Belcher, president the Waste Isolation the Oak Ridge Na- and chief nuclear officer of FirstEnergy Pilot Plant. He re- tional Laboratory. Nuclear Operating Company, began replaces Phil Breiden- Buchanan, who has porting to FirstEnergy Corporation presi- bach, who led reserved as associate dent and chief executive officer Charles E. covery and restart laboratory director Jones and is now the company’s primary activities at WIPP for physical sciences contact with the Nuclear Regulatory for the past two since 2004, will now Commission, the Institute of Nuclear Covert years. Covert has oversee the range of Power Operations, the Nuclear Energy In- more than 30 years of experience with ORNL research, institute, and other nuclear industry groups. AECOM companies in the management Buchanan cluding nuclear sci- and operation of nuclear and high-hazard ence and engineering, as well as the lab’s The National Association of Regula- facilities for the DOE and the United leadership role in U.S. ITER, the Exascale tory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) Kingdom’s Nuclear Decommissioning Computing Projecting Project, and ORNL has appointed Tim Echols vice chair Authority. research centers and institutes. of the Nuclear Issues–Waste Disposal 112 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs People in the news Subcommittee and to the Committee on David Peattie has been named chief vice president for the International Divi- Energy Resources and the Environment. executive officer of sion; Christophe Carval, group senior ex- Echols, vice chair of the Georgia Public the United King- ecutive vice president of human resources; Service Commission, was reelected to a dom’s Nuclear De- and Cédric Lewandowski group senior second six-term at NARUC in November commissioning Au- executive vice president of innovation, 2016. thority, which is re- strategy, and planning. sponsible for the de- Edward D. Halpin has announced his commissioning and Yukiya Amano has been backed for a intention to retire as cleanup of 17 legacy third term as direc- senior vice president nuclear sites across tor general of the In- of generation and the United King- ternational Atomic chief nuclear officer dom. He replaces Energy Agency by at Pacific Gas and Peattie John Clarke, who the agency’s board of Electric Company stepped down after five years in the posi- governors. Amano, (PG&E) on Decem- tion. Peattie was previously CEO at Fair- who has headed the ber 31. A 35-year vet- field Energy, where he oversaw the start of IAEA since 2009, eran of the energy the decommissioning project for the Dun- ran unopposed for a industry, Halpin lin Alpha platform at the Dunlin oilfield third term. The joined PG&E in in Scotland. board of governors’ Halpin 2012. He previously Amano decision took place was president, chief executive officer, and Oona Muirhead has been reappointed without a vote, meaning that no country CNO at STP Nuclear Operating Company. as a nonexecutive expressed opposition. The appointment director for the must be officially confirmed at the IAEA Mark Reddemann has announced his United Kingdom’s General Conference in September. intention to retire as Office for Nuclear chief executive offi- Regulation, which is George Borovas and Guillaume Du- cer of Energy North- responsible for over- reau have been appointed to the World west in June 2018. seeing the safety Nuclear Association’s board of manage- He joined the agen- and security of the ment, and Kirill Komarov has been elect- cy in 2010 to lead country’s nuclear ed vice chairman of the board. Borovas is more than 1,100 em- industry. Muirhead, the head of Shearman & Sterling’s Global ployees and oversee who began her ca- Nuclear Group and a partner in the firm’s the operation of Co- Muirhead reer with the U.K. Project Development and Finance Group, lumbia Generating Ministry of Defence in 1979, currently and Dureau is senior executive vice pres- Station. Energy serves as a trustee of the Royal Navy & ident and deputy to the chief executive Reddemann Northwest’s execu- Royal Marines Charity and a nonexecu- officer of customer, strategy, innovation, tive board chair Sid Morrison has ap- tive director for MSS Global Ltd. and research and development at Areva. pointed a committee to facilitate the selec- Kirill is first deputy director general for tion of the next CEO, and Reddemann will The EDF Group has announced several corporate development and international work with the committee to identify his appointments to its Executive Committee: business at Rosatom, Russia’s state atom- successor. Simone Rossi, group senior executive vice ic energy corporation. The World Nuclear president and, effective November 1, chief Association, based in London, England, executive officer of EDF Energy; Mari- represents the global nuclear industry. anne Laigneau, group senior executive International Accolades Tomoaki Kobayakawa has been appointed president of Tokyo Electric Fiona Rayment, director of the United Power Company Kingdom’s National Holdings (Tepco), Nuclear Laboratory, and Takashi Kawa has been honored by mua r has been Her Majesty Queen named chairman. Elizabeth as an Offi- Koa bay k wa replac- Rossi Laigneau cer of the Most Ex- es Naomi Hirose, cellent Order of the who has appointed British Empire to the new position (OBE). Rayment was Kobayakawa of vice chairman included on the offi- and will be responsible for compensation cial Queen’s Birth- for damage caused by the 2011 Fukushima Rayment day Honours list in Daiichi nuclear disaster. Kobayakawa is recognition of her work in the areas of re- the president of Tepco Energy Partner search and development, innovation, and Inc., Tepco’s electricity retail arm, and skills development across the nuclear sec- Kawamura is honorary chairman of Hita- tor. Rayment currently serves as a non- chi Ltd. and a member of the government U.S. director on the American Nuclear panel discussing Tepco’s new reform plan. Carval Lewandowski Society Board of Directors. n Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 113 The American Nuclear Society (ANS) offers print and digital advertising opportunities to help ADVERTISE promote your nuclear-related products and services, conferences and events, employment opportunities, or academic courses to our more than 10,000 readers throughout 58 countries.

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NYSE MKT that outlined steps the com- water reactor used fuel. According to pany would take to regain compliance by Holtec, HI-STAR 180 is a Type B(U)F cask Business May 17, 2017. NYSE MKT formally accept- certified to transport used fuel containing ed the plan in January 2016, and Centrus both uranium oxide and mixed-oxide fuel developments has continued to be listed on the exchange types for modern fuel cycles. The cask or- throughout the 18-month period. In accor- dered by KKL will be called the HI-STAR In an effort to accelerate its return to the dance with NYSE MKT regulations, Cen- 180L and will be identical to the HI-STAR government services marketplace, West- trus will be subject to a 12-month follow-up 180 with respect to both its anatomical inghouse Electric Company announced review period to ensure that the company details and safety analysis methodologies on June 7 that it has opened a new Wash- does not fall below any of the NYSE MKT’s to facilitate expedited licensing by the U.S. ington, D.C., area office that serves as continued listing standards. Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the headquarters for its Westinghouse Gov- Swiss regulator ENSI, Holtec said. The val- ernment Services business. Westinghouse On June 30, Amec Foster Wheeler an- ue of the contract was not disclosed. marked the opening of the office by host- nounced that its board of directors, in ing an open house on June 6. Westing- consultation with the board of John Wood On April 13, NAC International an- house Government Services will support Group, has decided to retain its European nounced that it completed the successful U.S. government needs through the use of nuclear business and to proceed only with loading of its 100th MAGNASTOR dry the company’s technologies and capabili- the disposal of its North American nuclear storage system for used nuclear fuel on ties in nuclear operations and decommis- business. Amec Foster Wheeler announced April 6. According to the company, the sioning, and in engineering, procurement, in March that it had launched a competitive milestone was achieved with the loading and construction management. Westing- process to sell all of its nuclear operations of the 13th MAGNASTOR canister sys- house currently is a partner in managing as part of an effort to dispose of the compa- tem at the closed Kewaunee nuclear power operations of the Department of Energy’s ny’s noncore businesses. According to the plant in Wisconsin, where MAGNASTOR depleted uranium hexafluoride conversion company, its North American nuclear op- systems are being used to accelerate de- facilities in Ohio and Kentucky, and is in- erations contributed revenues of £83 mil- fueling of the Kewaunee used fuel pool volved in teaming relationships to bid on lion (about $107 million) and trading profit as part of the plant’s decommissioning several multibillion-dollar DOE site opera- of £1 million (about $1.3 million) in 2016. strategy. NAC is the full-scope contractor tions and decommissioning contracts. Amec Foster Wheeler said that it expects to Dominion Energy Kewaunee and leads to complete the sale of its North American a team that includes Westinghouse Elec- The Spanish nuclear companies ENU- nuclear business later this year. tric Company for cask loading operations. SA and Tecnatom announced on April 3 NAC said that it was on track to complete that they have signed a new general frame- The Nuclear Regulatory Commis- the removal of all of Kewaunee’s used fuel work of collaboration on nuclear fuel cycle sion received its first “A+” from the Small in 24 MAGNASTOR systems by June. services. According to the companies, the Business Administration for its fiscal year agreement consolidates the current coop- 2017 efforts to meet the federal contract- Areva announced on April 20 that its eration between both organizations and ing goals for small businesses, the agency Nuclear Materials’ nuclear logistics di- gives continuity to the activities they have announced on June 1. In FY 2017, the NRC vision, TN Americas, signed a multisite been developing jointly for several years. had $227 million in eligible contracting contract with an unnamed utility for trans- Under the agreement, ENUSA and Tec- dollars, and more than 37 percent of that ferring used nuclear fuel from cooling natom will continue their technological amount went to small businesses, exceed- pools to on-site dry storage. According to alliance in specific areas such as the de- ing the agency’s goal of 32 percent. This the company, TN Americas will complete velopment and commercialization of fresh is the fifth consecutive year that the NRC the work at five nuclear power plants over and irradiated fuel inspection equipment, has been recognized for meeting the small the next three years. The used fuel assem- the provision of internationally irradiated business contracting goals. blies will be removed from the reactors’ fuel inspection services, integral recharge fuel pools and sealed in Areva’s NUHOMS services in nuclear power plants, and the canisters, which will then be transferred to training of technicians and consultants in NUHOMS horizontal dry storage modules areas related to the nuclear fuel cycle or Used fuel made of reinforced concrete. The value of safety. the contract was not disclosed. Holtec International announced on Centrus Energy reported on May 1 that April 10 that it has signed a contract with it has received notification from theNYSE Switzerland’s Kernkrafwerk Leibstadt MKT LLC stock exchange that the compa- (KKL) to develop a new dual-purpose Environmental ny has regained compliance with the NYSE storage and transport cask for used nu- MKT’s continued listing standards. The clear fuel for the Leibstadt nuclear pow- remediation NYSE MKT notified Centrus in November er plant. Under the contract, Holtec will 2015 that the company was not in compli- develop a boiling water reactor version of On April 24, Amec Foster Wheeler an- ance with continued listing standards, af- its HI-STAR 180 cask, which is designed nounced that it has been awarded a five- ter which Centrus submitted a plan to the for storing and transporting pressurized year contract with U.S. Naval Facilities Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 115 It’s Business

Engineering Command (NAVFAC) to and dismantling be decided for it as well. represents a significant move into the clean up and restore Navy properties con- Both plants were permanently shut down Canadian market for Veolia. Under the taminated with low-level radioactive main August 2011. The segmentation and agreement, Veolia Nuclear Solutions will terials and industrial wastes. According to packaging of core waste and reactor pres- provide a system to remediate a range of the company, many of the properties are sure vessel internals will be carried out intermediate- and low-level radioactive on the Environmental Protection Agen- underwater using proven technology and waste from in-ground concrete standpipes cy’s Superfund list and are predominantly a qualified underwater robot in an effort and bunkers at the Whiteshell site, where located in California. The contract has an to enhance efficiency and reduce the time decommissioning has been under way for aggregate maximum value of $240 million required for the operation. The value of more than a decade. The value of the con- for the multiple awardees and is anticipat- the contract was not disclosed. tract was not disclosed. ed to reach completion by 2022. Amazon Filters, a manufacturer of nuclear filtration products, announced on Waste management June 20 that it has received an order from D&D Magnox Ltd. in the United Kingdom for Cooper Handling Group announced the manufacture of vent filter assemblies. REI Nuclear and REI Automation an- on March 13 that it was awarded a new These assemblies, to be used on nuclear nounced on May 10 that the companies five-year contract by LLW Repository Ltd. waste storage containers that will isolate were awarded a subcontract by GE Hitachi (LLWR) to maintain the company’s mo- radioactive waste until it is safe for dispos- Nuclear Energy for the design, fabrication, bile site equipment in the United King- al, prevent any pressure buildup of flam- testing, and delivery of a suite of mechan- dom. LLWR manages the national Low mable gases in the container packages and ical segmentation tools for the segmenta- Level Waste Repository in West Cumbria eliminate the passage of any contaminated tion of nuclear reactor internals, including on behalf of the United Kingdom’s Nu- dust. According to Amazon Filters, it was those at Units 1 and 2 of the Oskarshamn clear Decommissioning Authority and chosen by Magnox as the successful ven- nuclear power plant in Sweden. GE Hita- oversees the country’s national low-level dor following a lengthy evaluation process chi was awarded a three-year contract by radioactive waste program. LLWR’s rela- during which it demonstrated its ability OKG AB to support the dismantling of tionship with Cooper was first established to meet quality, production, and schedule Oskarshamn-1 and -2 early this year. Ac- in 2013, when its heavy lifting division, requirements, while also delivering im- cording to REI, the subcontract expands Cooper Specialised Handling, won a proved value to U.K. taxpayers through the company’s delivery of underwater cut- contract to supply LLWR with three 42- cost savings. The value of the order was ting technologies to the global market. The 1200B Konecranes forklift trucks. The not disclosed. value of the contract was not disclosed. new contract now covers all of LLWR’s mobile site equipment. Cooper distributes A July 11 press release announced that heavy lift trucks, hydraulic cranes, and Areva Nuclear Materials has signed a forklifts across the United Kingdom and DOE contract with NorthStar to segment, pack- Ireland. The value of the contract was not age, and transport to off-site disposal the disclosed. The Department of Energy has award- reactor pressure vessel and internal reed a $1.5-billion, 10-year environmental actor components of the closed Vermont On April 20, Areva announced that management contract to Four Rivers Nu- Yankee nuclear power plant. The contract it was awarded, through its subsidiary clear Partnership, a joint venture of BWX formalizes Areva’s support of NorthStar’s STMI, a contract worth “several million Technologies, CH2M, and Fluor Cor- plan, announced last November, to ac- euros” by ANDRA, France’s national poration, for the continued deactivation quire Vermont Yankee from Entergy and agency for radioactive waste management, and remediation of facilities at the depart- to accelerate the plant’s decommissioning to provide its services as the industrial op- ment’s Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant and site restoration by decades. That plan erator of the Aube surface disposal facility. in Kentucky, the DOE announced on May is being contested by the state of Vermont The contract covers the period from 2017 25. According to the DOE, the services to and an antinuclear group. to 2022. As industrial operator of Aube, be provided under the contract include, To segment and dismantle the radio- Areva will be responsible for the accep- but are not limited to, facility characteri- active reactor internals, Areva said that tance, inspection (including any recondi- zation and stabilization, groundwater re- trained teams will use a variety of remote- tioning operations), and final on-site dis- mediation, waste operations, utility oper- ly operated underwater tools specifically posal of low-level and intermediate-level ations, and surveillance and maintenance. designed for nuclear decommissioning radioactive waste sent to the site, as well as A cost-plus-award-fee contract, the Pa- and proven effective in various projects the radiological monitoring of the facility ducah deactivation and remediation pro- in the United States and Germany. The and monitoring of the site’s environmen- curement includes an indefinite-delivery, packaged waste will be shipped to Waste tal impact. indefinite-quantity contract line item. The Control Specialists’ facility in Texas for contract has a five-year base term perfor- disposal. The value of the contract was not Veolia announced on June 15 that its mance period, followed by three-year and disclosed. Nuclear Solutions entity, through its sub- two-year option periods. Areva also announced on June 9 that sidiary Kurion, has been selected to de- under a contract signed with Vattenfall sign, fabricate, and commission a remote The Department of Energy announced GmbH, the Areva-EWN Consortium waste access and conditioning system at on April 6 that it has awarded a contract is to dismantle and package the reactor the Whiteshell Laboratories in Manito- worth $16.9 million to SC&A Inc. of Vi- pressure vessel internals of the Brunsbut- ba, Canada, under a new agreement with enna, Va., for the development of a supple- tel nuclear power plant in Germany. Ac- Canadian Nuclear Laboratories. Accord- mental environmental impact statement cording to the company, work should be ing to the company, the agreement builds (SEIS) procurement for the West Valley completed by 2020. The contract also in- on Veolia Nuclear Solutions’ successful Demonstration Project. Services under cludes an option for the Krummel nucle- deployment of similar technologies at the contract include the development of ar power plant, should decommissioning Dounreay in the United Kingdom and Phase 2 decision-making for West Valley, 116 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Industry News SEIS scoping activities, and alternatives, NOW AVAILABLE! as well as the preparation of conceptual engineering design reports, an SEIS, a decommissioning plan, and applications for permitting or licensing modifications. The 2017/2018 time-and-materials contract has a five- year performance period. On May 1, the DOE announced that it Wall Maps of Commercial has awarded a five-year requirements contract worth a maximum of $17.4 million to S&K Logistics LLC to provide techni- Nuclear Power Plants cal and business support services to the department’s Los Alamos Field Office. Updated Nuclear News wall maps show the location of each commercial S&K, a certified small business based in power reactor that is operable, under construction, or ordered as of February 28, St. Ignatius, Mont., will provide support in the following areas: records management, 2017, for the U.S. map, and as of March 31, 2017, for the non-U.S. maps. Tabular project controls, training, safeguards and information includes each reactor’s generating capacity (in Net MWe), design type, security, safety, quality assurance, prop- date of commercial operation (actual or expected), and reactor supplier. erty management, community relations, cost estimating, permitting, waste man- Green stars on the United States map indicate the locations of six reactor projects agement, quality assurance, environmen- for which licenses have been issued; two of those are under construction. Red stars tal compliance, risk management, and indicate two sites where applications for combined construction and operating emergency management. On June 1, the DOE announced that it licenses have been submitted to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and are being has awarded a contract with an estimated actively pursued. Blue stars indicate two sites where license applications have been value of up to $112 million to CAST Spe- suspended. For each of the 10 projects, boxed information provides the plant name, cialty Transportation for transportation the city and state of the site, the reactor model (if known), and the owner. services at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) near Carlsbad, N.M. CAST will Also, updated versions of the two worldwide maps are now available: Europe and provide facilities, personnel, and equip- Russia, and The Americas, Africa, and Asia (which includes Canada, Mexico, South ment to operate a local terminal in the America, Africa, and Asia). Carlsbad area, along with transportation and maintenance services necessary to support WIPP and shipments of transuranic waste to the repository. The indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract will use firm-fixed price task orders and has a five-year performance period, which includes a 60-day transition. On June 13, the DOE announced that it has awarded a five-year indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract worth up to $4 million to STC Environmental Services JV of Albuquerque, N.M. Under the contract, the company will provide technical, regulatory, environmental, and planning support services to the head- quarter offices of the DOE’s Office of- En vironmental Management in Washington, D.C. On June 19, the DOE announced that it has awarded a five-year indefinite de- Order Information livery/indefinite quantity contract to Phone: 708-579-8210 Professional Project Services of Oak Ridge, Tenn., for the Oak Ridge Office Online: www.ans.org/maps of Environmental Management (OREM) Individual Maps: $40.00 per map* technical support services procurement. The contract has a guaranteed minimum 3-Map Combo #1: $108.00 (one of each)* value of $20,000 and a maximum value * of $49 million. Under the contract, Pro- 2-Map Worldwide Combo #2: $72.00 fessional Project Services will provide Europe and Russia map & The Americas, Africa, and Asia map various technical and oversight support All maps are rolled (unfolded) and delivered in shipping tubes. services related to the planning and man- *Plus shipping and handling. agement of OREM projects, including project planning and baseline support, independent cost estimate support, and Actual map dimensions: 39.25” X 26.75”. Map data valid as of 2/28/17 (U.S.) and 3/31/17 (non-U.S.). Note that U.S. senior management and project director nuclear power plants are shown on the U.S. map only, not on either of the worldwide maps. technical support. n Fall 2017 Radwaste Solutions • 117 Calendar Meetings of Interest

Safety Division and the Pittsburgh Local Section. Contact: Cin- September dy Pezze, Westinghouse Electric Company, phone 412/374-6394; email [email protected]; Web http://psa.ans.org/. Sept. 5–7 11th Annual RadWaste Summit, Summerlin, Nev. Organized by ExchangeMonitor Publications & Forums. Sept. 24–29 International Nuclear Fuel Cycle Confer- Contact: Kristy Keller, Access Intelligence, phone 301/354-1779; ence (GLOBAL 2017), Seoul, South Korea. Hosted and orga- email [email protected]; Web www. radwastesummit.com. nized by the Korean Radioactive Waste Society. Contact: Global 2017, phone +82 2 538 2042; fax +82 2 538 1540; email info@ Sept. 10–15 2017 Nuclear Criticality Safety Division global2017.org; Web www.global2017.org/. Topical Meeting, Carlsbad, N.M. Sponsored by the ANS Nu- clear Criticality Safety Division and the Carlsbad Local Section. Contact: Jef Lucchini, Los Alamos National Laboratory, phone October 575/706-0213; email [email protected]; Web http:// carlsbadans.com/index.php/carlsbad-conference. Oct. 2–3 4th Annual Nuclear Decommissioning and Used Fuel Strategy Summit, Charlotte, N.C. Organized by Nu- Sept. 11–15 2017 EPRI Source Term and Radiation Field clear Energy Insider. Contact: Ben Moss, Nuclear Energy Insider, Reduction Workshop and Exhibition, Charlotte, N.C. Sponsored phone +44 0 20 7375 7537; email bmoss@nuclearenergyinsider. by the Electric Power Research Institute. Contact: Kris Vail, EPRI, com; Web www.nuclearenergyinsider.com. phone 704/595-2617; email [email protected]; Web www.epri.com. Oct. 3–5 18th Annual ETEBA Business Opportu- Sept. 13–14 2017 National Cleanup Workshop (NCW nities Conference, Knoxville, Tenn. Sponsored by the Energy, 2017), Alexandria, Virginia. Organized by the Energy Commu- Technology, and Environmental Business Association. Contact: nities Alliance in cooperation with the Energy Facility Contrac- ETEBA, phone 877/693-8322, email [email protected]; Web www. tors Group and the U.S. Department of Energy. Contact: Megan eteba.org. Casper, ECA, phone 202/828-2410; email meganc@energyca. org; Web www.cleanupworkshop.com. Oct. 10–12 4th International Symposium on the Sys- tem of Radiological Protection (ICRP) and the 2nd Europe- Sept. 13–15 World Nuclear Association Symposium an Radiological Protection Research Week (ERPW), Paris, 2017, London, England. Organized by WNA. Contact: Sharan France. Hosted by the Institute for Radiological Protection and Gallagher, WNA, phone +44 0 20 7451 1521; email events@ Nuclear Safety (IRSN). Contact: Insight Outside, phone +33 825 world-nuclear.org; Web www.wna-symposium.org/. 595 525; fax +33 4 38 38 18 19; email contact@icrp-erpw2017. com; Web www.icrp-erpw2017.com/. Sept. 18–22 61st IAEA General Conference, Vienna, Austria. Organized by the International Atomic Energy Agency. Oct. 16–20 RAMP User Group Meeting: Radiation Pro- Contact: IAEA, phone +43 1 2600 0; fax +43 1 2600 7; email tection Code Analysis and Maintenance Program, Rockville, www.iaea.org/contact/official-mail; Web www.iaea.org. Md. Sponsored by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and Pa- cific Northwest National Laboratory. Contact: Lubov Lavrentiev, Sept. 19–20 IAEA Scientific Forum,Vienna, Austria. PNNL, phone 509/375-2461; email [email protected]; Organized by the International Atomic Energy Agency. Contact: Web www.usnrc-ramp.com/. IAEA, phone +43 1 2600 0; fax +43 1 2600 7; email www.iaea. org/contact/official-mail; Web www.iaea.org. Oct. 23–27 4th International Conference on Nuclear Power Plant Life Management, Lyon, France. Organized by the Sept. 24–27 7th International Conference on Clays in International Atomic Energy Agency in cooperation with the Natural and Engineered Barriers for Radioactive Waste Con- European Commission’s Joint Research Centre and the Elec- finement, Davos, Switzerland. Organized by the Swiss National tric Power Research Institute. Contact: Martina Khaelss, IAEA, Cooperative for the Disposal of Radioactive Waste (Nagra), with phone +43 1 2600 21315; email [email protected]; Web http:// the French National Radioactive Waste Management Agency www-pub.iaea.org/iaeameetings/2017. (Andra) and others. Contact: Clay Conference 2017, phone +41 61 686 77 77; email [email protected]; Oct. 24–26 15th EPRI International Nuclear Power Web www.clayconferencedavos2017.com. Plant Decommissioning Workshop in Collaboration with EDF, Lyon, France. Organized by the Electric Power Research Sept. 24–28 2017 International Topical Meeting on Institute and Électricité de France. Contact: Linda Nelson, To Probabilistic Safety Assessment and Analysis (PSA 2017), Plan Ahead, phone 828/318-8428; email lnelson@ toplanahead. Pittsburgh, Pa. Sponsored by the ANS Nuclear Installations com; Web www.epri.com. 118 • Radwaste Solutions Fall 2017 www.ans.org/rs Meetings of Interest

Oct. 28 Embedded Topical: 2017 Young Profes- zig, TÜV NORD, phone +49 40 8557 2920; fax +49 40 8557 sionals Congress, Washington, D.C. Sponsored by the Amer- 2958; email [email protected]; Web www.tuev-nord.de/ ican Nuclear Society and the ANS Young Members Group. tk-rrm. Contact: Brett Rampal, NuScale Power, phone 954/849-5281; email [email protected]; Web www.ans.org/meetings/ Nov. 12–16 9th International Conference on Isotopes c_1. and Expo (9ICI), Doha, Qatar. Organized by the Qatar Phys- ics Society and the World Council on Isotopes, with ANS and Oct. 29–Nov. 2 2017 ANS Winter Meeting and Nuclear others. Contact: Alexander Sommerauer, 9ICI, email alexander. Technology Expo, Washington, D.C. Sponsored by the Amer- [email protected]; Web www.9ici.org/. ican Nuclear Society. Contact: Ty Troutman, Bechtel Nuclear, Security & Environmental, email [email protected]; Web Nov. 13–17 International Conference on Physical Protec- www.ans.org/meetings/c_1. tion of Nuclear Material and Nuclear Facilities, Vienna, Austria. Organized by the International Atomic Energy Agency. Contact: Julie Zellinger, IAEA, phone +43 1 2600 21321; email j.zellinger@ November iaea.org; Web http://www-pub.iaea.org/iaeameetings/2017.

Nov. 7–9 10th International Symposium on Release Nov. 27–30 International Conference on Nuclear De- of Radioactive Material from Regulatory Control, Berlin, commissioning 2017 (ICOND 2017), Aachen, Germany. Or- Germany. Organized by TÜV NORD. Contact: Clarissa Jakub- ganized by the Aachen Institute for Nuclear Training GmbH.

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Contact: AINT, phone +49 0 2402 12 75 05 111; fax +49 0 2402 And coming up (ANS meetings) . . . 12 75 05 500; email [email protected]; Web www.icond.de/. 2018 ANS Student Conference, Apr. 6–8, 2018, Gainesville, Fla.

January 2018 ANS Annual Meeting, June 17–21, 2018, Philadelphia, Pa.

Jan. 23–25 33rd INMM Spent Fuel Management Sem- Applicability of Radiation-Response Models to Low Dose Pro- inar, Alexandria, Va. Sponsored by the Institute of Nuclear tection Standards, Sept. 23–26, 2018, Pasco, Wash. Materials Management’s Packaging, Transportation and Dispo- sition Technical Division, in cooperation with the U.S. Nuclear 2018 ANS Winter Meeting and Nuclear Technology Expo, Infrastructure Council. Contact: Amy Metzgar, INMM, phone Nov. 11–15, 2018, Orlando, Fla. 847/686-2290; email [email protected]; Web www.inmm.org. Embedded Topical: 23rd Topical Meeting on the Technology of Fusion Energy (TOFE), Nov. 12–15, 2018, Orlando, Fla. February Embedded Topical: International Topical Meeting on Ad- Feb. 20–22 Nuclear Deterrence Summit, Arlington, Va. vances in Thermal Hydraulics–2018, Nov. 11–15, 2018, Orlan- Organized by ExchangeMonitor Publications & Forums. Con- do, Fla. tact: Kristy Keller, ExchangeMonitor, phone 301/354-1779; email [email protected]; Web www.deterrencesummit. 2019 ANS Annual Meeting, June 9–13, 2019, Minneapolis, com. Minn. n

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