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Projects :: Waste Brokerage – Radioactive, Hazardous and Mixed
Low-Level Radioactive Waste, Low-Level Mixed Waste Brokerage, NAS Jacksonville DRMO, Jacksonville, FL
The US Army Field Support Command (AFSC) required an AFSC-approved Waste Broker at Jacksonville Naval Weapons Station to verify the inventory of items, package, prepare containers for shipment, manifest, load, and transport the materials to various disposal sites including: the Defense Consolidation and Services Facility (DCSF), Barnwell, SC, US Ecology.
NWT characterized, packaged and shipped for processing and disposal approximately 24,000 cu ft of material
NWT performed the following on-site work in accordance with applicable regulations:
- Visual inspection of materials and containers
- Verification of submitted inventory
- Packaged and/or repackaged material, as required
- Prepared containers for shipment
- Completed shipping documents
- Loaded, blocked and braced containers for shipment
Contract value: $1,147,803
FEMA Radioactive Material Transfer / Disposal, Various Locations throughout CONUS and OCONUS
- Primary locations were Fort Monmouth, NJ and Berryville, VA
- Conducted a milk run consisting of 15 locations
- Packaged radium dials for disposal.
- Conducted leak and wipe testing of radioactive sources and areas
- Conducted site surveys
- Provided for disposal / transfer of radioactive sources
- Conducted laboratory data analysis and reporting
- Generated final report
Contract value: $2,800,000
Radiological Removal Action, Radiological Protection Support Services, McClellan Air Force Base, Confirmed Site 10 , McClellan, CA
NWT was selected as subcontractor to a prime contract under which URS Group, Inc., (URS) performed excavation work for the McClellan AFB Environmental Technology Remediation Implementation Contract (METRIC) Program. NWT provided license oversight and Health Physics support (Radiation Protection) for a large construction crew during the excavation and removal action of an onsite disposal area containing radioactive materials.
NWT’s oversight included all activities associated with the project’s radiation safety program and procedures including the preliminary loading, monitoring and transport of contaminated debris and materials to final disposition staging area. The total volume of soil and debris removed during the remediation activities is estimated at 29,000 cubic yards. As part of the contract, NWT provided an onsite radio-analytical laboratory capable of performing gamma-photon and limited alpha spectroscopy, gas proportional counting for gross alpha/beta and liquid scintillation beta counting. Laboratory operations and license oversight remains ongoing.
Prepared 37 roll-off bins of contaminated soil for disposal at US Ecology.
All work conducted under NWT radioactive materials license
Contract value: $3,843,351
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