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UNC Nuclear Fuel Fabrication Facility Remediation 

Location: New Haven, CT

 

Client: Commercial Confidential

 

Services:

  • Project Management

  • Quality Control

  • Health & Safety

  • Building/Utility D&D

  • Shallow/Deep Excavation

  • Remediation

  • Nondestructive Assay (NDA)

  • MARSSIM FSS

  • Waste T&D

  • Site Restoration

  • Regulatory Support

  • Onsite Laboratory Support

 

Project Highlights: 

  • Turnkey remediation of radiological-contaminated (highly enriched uranium) industrial site, residence and public street/utilities

  • Partnered with client to plan and execute phased remediation on incrementally-funded project

  • Secured regulatory approval for less restrictive DCGLs, accelerating schedule and reducing cost

  • In situ screening during PDI and remediation enhanced accuracy of excavation design, expedited decision making, minimized waste T&D quantities and ensured compliance with disposal WAC

  • Accomplished <1-day turnaround of characterization samples to quantify U-235 in all excavated soils and maintain nuclear criticality safety on-site

  • Utilizing on-site laboratory and Nondestructive Assay (NDA) ensured Material Control and Accountability and compliance with disposal facility waste acceptance criteria, saving ~ $25,000 in additional off-site analytical costs for gamma spectroscopy on an expedited turnaround

  • To ensure NRC license compliance, waste concentrations and container inventories were monitored/tracked to determine the ex situ SNM inventory above ground at any one-time and waste shipments were coordinated daily to remove SNM inventories expeditiously

  • Project posed numerous complex issues, ranging from the presence of multiple buried utilities, asbestos-covered piping, and remediation work in public roadways and performing subfloor soil characterization/remediation inside existing buildings

  • Brokered the waste shipment of 2,000 CY of highly enriched uranium contaminated soils and asbestos debris via intermodal containers on railcars

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