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Title: American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Projects for Bechtel Jacobs Company LLC


1
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Projects
for Bechtel Jacobs Company LLC
  • June 25, 2009 Roane County Alliance

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East Tennessee Technology Park Remediation
  • Deactivated 295 facilities
  • Characterized 277 facilities
  • Demolished 220 facilities
  • Reduced footprint by about 1.2 million ft2

3
ARRA Bechtel Jacobs Company LLC
  • Five Projects approved for American Recovery and
    Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funds
  • ARRA projects must be completed by September 30,
    2011
  • Work performed by BJC and subcontractors

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ARRA Staffing
  • Total
    Staffed Open
  • Salaried 89 (9/30/09) 46
    43
  • Craft Labor 130 (9/30/09) 23
    107

6
Project Overview
K-27 Pre-Demolition
7
K-27 Building
8
K-27 Pre-Demolition
Overview
  • K-27 Building is one of the early gaseous
    diffusion facilities at ETTP
  • Has been shut down since 1964
  • Covers 383,000 ft2
  • Contains 540 stages of gaseous diffusion
    equipment
  • Similar in construction to the K-25 Building with
    structural challenges

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K-27 Pre-Demolition Scope of Work
  • Prepare the K-27 Building for demolition and
    disposition of all waste generated. The K-27
    Building consists of nine building units
    occupying a 383,000 ft2 "footprint" with over 1.1
    million ft2 of total floor area.
  • Deactivation of utilities
  • Asbestos abatement, hazardous material abatement,
    and universal waste removal
  • Vent, purge, drain, and foam operations
  • Characterization of system and building structure
  • High risk equipment (HRE) removal, HRE
    segmentation, and mining
  • Criticality incredible determination

10
K-27 Pre-Demolition Execution/Technical Approach
  • Majority work to be self performed
  • Asbestos abatement to be subcontracted
  • Support subcontractors include Radcon/IH,
    electrical, nuclear safety, training,
    administrative, engineering, characterization,
    and NDA
  • Packaging and transport for disposal of Tc-99
    cylinders to be subcontracted

11
K-27 Pre-Demolition Staffing
  • 72 non-manual (130 manual) Total Positions
  • 39 (42) Filled Positions
  • 33 (88) Open
  • Craft 88
  • Eng 5
  • Operations 6
  • Performance/ Quality 2
  • Field Services 11
  • Waste Generator - 4
  • Administrative Services 1
  • ESH 3
  • Human Resources (Training) - 1
  • Staffing for the first 120 days will be adjusted
    after detailed estimates
  • are completed and a baseline schedule is
    established.

12
K-27 Pre-Demolition
Schedule
  • Complete planning and preparation activities
  • Duration of field work
  • Project Completion

4 months from funding release 27 months from
start of field work September 2011
13
Project Overview
Environmental Management Waste Management
Facility (EMWMF) Expansion
14
EMWMF Expansion
Overview
  • EMWMF was constructed as a repository for waste
    generated as part of BJC's cleanup work
  • Currently accepting waste from K-25 Demolition
    project, K-1070 Burial Ground, and other ETTP DD
    Projects
  • Current capacity is 1.2 million yd3 (Cells 1-4)
    Cell 5 expansion will increase capacity to 1.65
    million yd3

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EMWMF Expansion (contd.)
Scope of Work
  • Construction
  • Site preparation on-siteborrow area
    development
  • Geologic buffer
  • Structural fill
  • Low perm clay liner
  • Geomembrane geosynthetics
  • Leachate system including 6th leachate tank
  • Security fence lights
  • Instrumentation controls, and support
    facilities
  • Construction quality assurance
  • Construction quality control

16
EMWMF Expansion (contd.)
  • Staffing - peak man/non-man
  • FY2009 55/20
  • FY2010 50/20

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EMWMF Expansion (contd.)
Schedule Milestones
  • Start of field work (parallel with design)
  • Low perm clay geomembrane complete
  • Construction complete
  • Cell 5 availability

28 May 2009 (A) 24 November 2009 18 June
2010 31 August 2010
18
Project Overview
ORR Landfill Expansion
19
ORR Landfill Expansion
Overview
  • Landfill V is located near Y-12
  • Disposal of sanitary, industrial, construction,
    and demolition waste
  • Expansion and upgrades needed for increased
    disposal rates from ARRA work

Expansion Area
  • Expansion will increase capacity by 385,000 yd3

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ORR Landfill Expansion (contd.)
Scope of Work
  • Design and construct Landfill V, Area IV
  • Construction Quality Assurance
  • Upgrade refurbish support facilities and
    equipment
  • New truck inspection station
  • Leachate header from ILF-IV to Y-12 sewer
  • New leachate pumps for ILF-V

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ORR Landfill Expansion (contd.)
  • Staffing peak man/non-man
  • FY2009 0/6
  • FY2010 30/6
  • FY2011 30/6

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ORR Landfill Expansion (contd.)
Schedule Milestones
  • Complete Design
  • Start Construction of Landfill V, Area IV
  • Finish Construction of Landfill V, Area IV
    Support Facilities

05 February 2010 08 April 2010 11 January 2011
Challenge
  • Interface of the expansion activities with
    operational activities of the landfill and other
    nearby facilities

23
Project Overview
Tank W-1A
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Tank W-1A Removal Action
25
Graphite Reactor (3001)
Bethel Valley Road
Central Ave
First Street
Tank W-1A
Tank W-1A
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Tank W-1A Removal Action (contd.)
  • Scope of Work
  • Excavate, package, and transport 250 cy of LLW
    soil to NTS for disposal
  • Excavate, package, and transfer 110 cy of RH-TRU
    soil to temporary storage
  • Load TRU soil drums into RH canisters and load
    canisters into 72-B shipping casks for shipment
    to Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) in New
    Mexico
  • Concrete pad, tank
  • shell, and tank support
  • to NTS

27
Tank W-1A Removal Action (contd.)

  • Staffing peak man/nm
  • FY2009 10/13
  • FY2010 10/14
  • FY2011 7/14

28
Tank W-1A Removal Action (contd.)
Schedule
  • Build weather
  • enclosure
  • Complete Operational Readiness Review
  • Complete TRU Waste Removal and Packaging
  • Waste Transfer to WIPP

3Q FY10 4Q FY10 1Q FY11 4Q FY11
29
Project Overview
Melton ValleyMonitoring Wells
30
Melton Valley Offsite Monitoring Wells
  • Overview
  • Routine monitoring detected constituents of
    concern in Picket Wells (Sentinel Wells)
  • Regulatory decision to modify the monitoring plan
    and install 16 offsite monitoring wells to expand
    monitoring beyond Clinch River

31
Melton Valley Offsite Monitoring Wells (contd.)
  • Scope of Work
  • Develop new drilling subcontract (small business)
  • Develop monitoring plan for regulator approval
  • Develop project planning documents
  • Survey properties and layout wells
  • Construct access roads with BJC resources
  • Drill and install 16 wells
  • Perform borehole tests
  • Collect groundwater samples for 4 quarters
  • Develop completion letter to regulators

32
Melton Valley Offsite Monitoring Wells (contd.)

  • Staffing average BJC/SC
  • FY2009 5/1
  • FY2010 4/4
  • FY2011 .5/.7


33
Melton Valley Offsite Monitoring Wells (contd.)
Schedule
  • Pre-field planning and documentation
  • DOE obtain access rights
  • Install monitoring wells
  • Post-construction monitoring starts
  • Project completion

4Q FY09 4Q FY09 2Q FY10 2Q FY10 3Q FY11
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Required Skills for ARRA Funded Projects
Manual
  • Building Trades Craft
  • Laborers
  • Iron workers
  • Carpenters
  • Electricians
  • Pipe fitters
  • Teamsters
  • Operating Engineers

35
Required Skills (contd.)
Non-Manual
  • Engineers (mechanical, electrical, structural,
    project, construction, civil)
  • Superintendents
  • Nuclear safety/criticality safety engineers
  • ESH
  • IT
  • Project controls (estimators, schedulers)

36
Job Postings
  • Bechteljacobs.org
  • Salaried only
  • Check dailypostings change
  • Must post for specific job
  • BJC does not maintain resumes
  • Subcontractors
  • Majority of work performed by subcontractors
  • List of BJC Subcontractors posted on the BJC
    external website

37
www.bechteljacobs.com
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39
Q A
  • The following slides are for reference during the
    QA

40
Subcontractor Support
  • K-27 Characterization Pre-Demolition
  • Asbestos Abatement
  • SB Set-Aside Issue RFP Est. 8/6/09
  • Tc-99 Cylinders 2nd Qtr FY11
  • MV Monitoring Well Scope
  • Install four GW well clusters (16 wells total)
    offsite to monitor for contamination.
  • SB Set-Aside RFP Issued 6/19/09
  • Tank W-1A Removal Action
  • Open Competition RFP Issued 6/23/09

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Subcontractor Support (cont'd.)
  • EMWMF Cell 5 Expansion
  • Construction Awarded 4/22/09 Avisco, Inc.
  • Quality Assurance Awarded 5/18/09 Aquaterra
  • Geocomposite Liner Supply and Install Award
    Pending
  • Quality Control Existing Blanket w/
    Professional Engineers
  • Security Fencing / Lighting
  • SDB Set-Aside - RFP 1st Qtr FY10
  • ORR Sanitary Landfill Expansion
  • Construction Services
  • SB Set-Aside Est. RFP 1st Qtr FY10
  • Construction Quality Assurance
  • SB Set-Aside Est. RFP 1st Qtr FY10
  • Construction Quality Control
  • Existing Blanket w/ Professional Engineers

42
Subcontractor Support (cont'd.)
  • Utilization of existing Subcontract Blanket
    Agreements wherever possible to support ARRA
    funded work
  • Utilization of existing Blanket Purchase Orders
    wherever possible to fulfill material and
    equipment requirements for ARRA funded work
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