CONTACTS
- Division Leader
Rick Holmes
- Office Administrator
Clarissa Lopez
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(505) 667-6915
Fax: (505) 665-6050
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Project Phases
Phase A: Radiological Laboratory/Utility/Office Building (RLUOB)
The RLUOB will house radiological laboratory space, a training center,
four classrooms, two nonradiological training simulation labs, a
utility building that supports all CMRR Project facilities, and office
space to support 350 personnel in segregated cleared and uncleared
areas.
An Entrance Control Facility will connect via a tunnel from the RLUOB
to the Nuclear Facility. The RLUOB also will have a Facility Incident
Command Center, an operations center, and space for future support of
the existing TA-55 Plutonium Facility, PF-4.
A design-build contract, a procurement method already successfully
demonstrated at LANL, was issued to Austin Commercial Contractors, LP,
of Dallas, TX, in November 2005. The proposed RLUOB total project
cost performance baseline is $164M. About 300 construction
workers will be employed during the RLUOB contract.
Phase B: Special Facility Equipment (SFE)
Phase B covers the acquisition of gloveboxes, long-lead facility, and AC/MC
equipment whose uniqueness, long-lead fabrication, and limited production capabilities
necessitate individual procurement.
Phase C: Nuclear Facility
Preliminary design work is under way on Phases B and C. Construction
work for Phase C (the Nuclear Facility) is scheduled to begin in
2008 and is expected to be completed by 2013.
This phase of the CMRR Project will provide the requisite Security
Category I, Hazard Category II facility to meet NNSA mission
needs. This single-building facility will comprise approximately
225,000 gross square feet with additional auxiliary space for worker
access control and personal protective clothing change-out. The
facility will house Hazard Category II actinide chemistry/ materials
characterization and actinide R&D operations, Special Nuclear
Material storage vaults, and large-vessel handling capabilities, all
located behind perimeter fences at TA-55. The facility will be designed
and built to meet all applicable nuclear and safety requirements.
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