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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF FEBRUARY 26,1999 PSA#2291Lockheed Idaho Technologies Company, P.O. Box 1625, Idaho Falls, ID
83415-3521 A -- HOT CELL #1 RADIOLOGICAL DECONTAMINATION PROJECT SOL CBD0399 DUE
031599 POC Barbara Clezie, 208-526-3751 WEB: Idaho National
Engineering & Environmental Laboratory,
http://www.inel.gov/procurement/litco/index.html. E-MAIL: Barbara
Clezie, blc1@inel.gov. Lockheed Martin Idaho Technologies Company
Procurement Announcement. REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATION. TITLE: TRA-632 HOT
CELL #1 RADIOLOGICAL DECONTAMINATION PROJECT. Barbara L. Clezie,
Subcontract Administrator, (208) 526-3751, (208) 526-7184 -- fax,
BLC1@inel.gov -- e-mail. Lockheed Martin Idaho Technologies Company
(LMITCO), a Management and Operating (M&O) Contractor for the United
States Department of Energy (DOE) at the Idaho National Engineering and
Environmental Laboratory (INEEL) is in the process of defining a
Request For Proposal (RFP) for the purpose of radiologically
decontaminating Hot Cell #1 at the INEEL's Test Reactor Area (TRA).
LMITCO is looking for companies using existing leading edge applied
technology and services in radiological decontamination. Prior to being
considered for issuance of the RFP, vendors must be pre-qualified. To
be considered, prospective offerors must submit and satisfy the
Go/No-Go pre-qualification criteria. An RFP will be issued only to
those Companies determined by LMITCO to be qualified. Prequalification
will be determined at the sole discretion of LMITCO. Offerors must
provide evidence of technical experience and demonstrate a record of
successfully handling complex decontamination projects (must include
references). Offerors must have, or have the ability to obtain, the
necessary resources to successfully complete the project. Offerors must
have a current implemented Quality Assurance Program that meets the
requirements of DOE Order 5700.6C, or equivalent. Offerors must have
Environmental, Safety and Health (ES&H), Radiological Controls, and
Industrial Hygiene programs that are fully compliant with all ES&H
protection laws and requirements. PROJECT DESCRIPTION: TRA-632 Hot
Cells are located at TRA on the INEEL. TRA-632 Hot Cells are operated
by Idaho International Isotopes Incorporated for LMITCO. Idaho
International Isotopes Incorporated processes isotopes such as Cobalt,
Gadolinium, Iridium, etc. for commercial and medical uses. The project
scope of work is to accomplish a radiological decontamination of
TRA-632 Hot Cell #1 to an acceptable level. INTERFACES AT THE INEEL:
The Subcontractor will be required to interface with the M&O Contractor
in areas such as ES&H, emergency preparedness, security, utility
tie-ins, radiation control, training, and general operating procedures.
Many of these programs are currently operating under DOE Orders and
therefore the Subcontractor must comply with these Orders. GENERAL HOT
CELL #1 DESCRIPTION: Internal dimensions of the main work area in Hot
Cell #1 are 6'5" deep, 14' wide, and 13'4" tall. There is a 1/4" thick
carbon steel liner on the floor, ceiling, and walls of Hot Cell #1. The
1/4" carbon steel liner is sealed welded and all inside surfaces of the
Hot Cell are painted. A 4-foot thick high-density concrete wall is used
for shielding. At the ceiling and wall corners of the Cell are "
diagonal steel plates with continuous welds to alleviate the problem of
particles accumulating in the corners. The base of the Hot Cell is made
of concrete, but all concrete above the finished floor is made of
high-density concrete (Baryte Type). Inside the Hot Cell, there are 6
tables that take up the majority of floor space inside the Cell. An
area of 2' x 6' is located between the tables and the Cell Access Door
on the South wall. The six tables inside of Hot Cell #1 are made of "
stainless steel. Five of the tables weigh at least 150 pounds each and
the sixth table weighs 300 pounds. Due to the weight of these tables
and the limited lifting capacity of the Manipulators, the tables cannot
be stacked on top of each other to decontaminate (clean) the floor. An
alternative method to decontaminate the Cell floor must be used. In
the east and west corners of the south wall are vertical vent ducts and
along the ceiling of the south wall is a horizontal vent duct. Both
filter frames in the horizontal duct and the small filter frames in the
vertical ducts have been permanently covered with sheet metal. The
larger vertical ductfilter frames have been modified. The filter frame
openings measure 10" x 19-3/4" while the filters measure 12" x 24" and
use a furnace type filter. The filter frames have 1/8"x 1" thick foam
rubber strip glued to them. There is a 1/8"x 1-1/2" foam rubber strip
glued all around the vent duct face. Close attention should be
exercised in these areas. The stepped Cell Access Door has an inside
measurement of 7' x 6'. Lighting consists of an incandescent light in
the ceiling and a mercury vapor lamps on the North wall. Specific
details of radiological conditions in Hot Cell #1 are not being
validated at this time because of production and waste disposal
campaigns in progress. However, best conservative estimates for
radiological conditions when decontamination activities commence are:
1) 20 R/hr ??? smears 2) <10,000 R/hr General Body Fields. SUMMARY
OF PROJECT PHASES Mobilize, setup, training, and make ready all crew
equipment. 1) Remotely decontaminate TRA-632 Hot Cell #1 to a point
which meets personal entry requirements. 2) Decontaminate TRA-632 Hot
Cell #1 to a point which meets a "Performance Standard". 3) Package
waste generated during the clean up process in accordance with an
approved plan. 4) Prepare the containers of processed waste for
transportation to the INEEL's Radioactive Waste Management Complex
(RWMC) or to another disposal facility as appropriate for disposal. 5)
Demobilize and clean up when the job has been completed. Companies
interested in obtaining more information concerning this project or
submitting the pre-qualification criteria, should contact Barbara L.
Clezie at (208) 526-3751, (208) 526-4876 -- fax, or blc1@inel.gov --
e-mail. The deadline for submitting prequalification information is
March 15, 1999. Posted 02/24/99 (W-SN302041). (0055) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0010 19990226\A-0010.SOL)
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