Item No. |
Subject |
AF
Response |
Action |
1 |
Develop a design plan for all
plumes. |
The Revised Comprehensive Plume
Response Plan and Schedule was released July 15, 1996, as part of the MMR IRP Strategic
Plan. |
Closed. |
2 |
Ensure $100M remains available
beyond next 2 years. |
The Deputy Under Secretary of
Defense for Environmental Security [DUSD(ES)] and the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the
Air Force for Environment, Safety and Occupational Health (SAF/MIQ) have committed to fund
all MMR IRP requirements when these projects are ready for contract action. A letter
signed by DUSD(ES) was provided to the USEPA Region I Administrator on May 16, 1996. |
Closed. |
3 |
Provide best available DoD staff
(AFCEE). |
AFCEE has been positioned as the
MMR cleanup program management agency. |
Closed. |
4 |
Maintain support to TRETs. |
The Air Force will continue to
fund its portion of the TRET and will continue to involve the TRET for the duration of the
comprehensive plume response decision processes. The Air Force expects the other agencies
involved in the TRET to fund their own salaries, travel/per diem, and management costs. |
Closed. |
5 |
Expand test and use of
recirculating well technology. |
The Revised Comprehensive Plume
Response Plan and Schedule calls for pilot tests of recirculating well technology.
Successful tests will lead to full scale implementation. |
Closed. |
6 |
Develop critical path method for
cleanup strategy decision making (design and construction). |
The Comprehensive Plume Response
Plan (CPRP) and Schedule contains a Master Integrated Program Schedule (MIPS) for all
design and construction efforts. |
Closed. Provided in Attachments 8 and 10. |
7 |
Examine all contracting options. |
The Air Force has and will
continue to examine all possible contracting procedures and will employ the most
responsive and flexible cost reimbursement contracts available. |
Closed. |
8 |
Continue to involve community as
full partner. |
The Air Force supports continued
public participation through the SMB and PATs. A Community Involvement Plan (CIP) was
developed in consultation with all parties. |
Closed. |
