DECOMMISSIONING – LICENSE TERMINATION Sample Clauses

DECOMMISSIONING – LICENSE TERMINATION. The primary objective of decommissioning is to terminate license NS-1 without restrictions. After the license is terminated, MARAD will proceed to the disposition of the NSS, in accordance with Stipulation IV, which will include the consideration of a range of employments or dispositions post-decommissioning. The condition of NSS at license termination must facilitate post-decommissioning disposition to occur without subsequent radiological controls. This requirement frames the consideration of options to minimize harm to the NSS, with attention paid to the nuclear power plant itself. The decommissioning of the ship’s nuclear power plant will require the decontamination, dismantlement, and disposal of systems, structures, and components that make up the nuclear propulsion plant, as well as any other contaminated materials and surfaces. possible and practicable, while meeting the NRC license termination criteria. MARAD completed radiological characterization surveys in CY 2019 and provided the survey report to consulting and concurring parties in January 2020. The report assessed the probability of retaining power plant components and systems while meeting the license termination criteria. MARAD identified those components and systems whose probability was 90% or greater as the focus for possible retention, and incorporated that information in its decommissioning contract Statement of Work. Administrative and Industrial Infrastructure: Structural, electrical, mechanical and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ modifications to the ship will be made outside the Reactor Compartment to provide administrative and industrial infrastructure to support the project.3 These modifications combine both reversible and irreversible (i.e., permanent) changes within the APE. To the extent practicable, the features of such construction will employ marine materials, and match existing trim details, colors and finishes, and architectural details. Consultation on these modifications followed ▇▇▇▇▇’s interim process described in its letter of February 11, 2019, which is attached to this PA.