1. NNSA FRMAC/CM Program Manager
Status of FRMAC DOE / National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) Consequence Management Response Team (CMRT) : Concept of Operations
Status as of April 2005
Colleen O’Laughlin,
NNSA FRMAC/CM Program Manager .

2. General Concept of Operations
Deployment is in Three Standard Phases in Analogy with Nationally Accepted Guidelines
CMRT Phase I (“Emergency Phase”)
CMRT Phase II (“Intermediate Phase”)
CMRT Phase III (“Characterization Phase”)
Focus on Technical/Operational Response Needed Within Each Phase to Address Protective Action Guidelines (PAGs)
Defined Personnel / Equipment Packages
Defined Transportation Plans
Protective Action Guidelines specify dose avoidance where actions are required : Emergency – 1 REM in 4 days, Relocation – 2 REM in 1 year, 0.5 REM in any succeeding year (2nd), 5 REM in 50 years; Ingestion .

3. Transportation
Single aircraft (each) for Emergency and Intermediate Phases deploying out of Las Vegas
All equipment and personnel deploy on single aircraft
Phase I - 4 hours wheels up
Phase II - 12 hours wheels up
Phase III - deploys from hours out of National Laboratories / Remote RAP Regions
Mobile Laboratories deploy with Ingestion Phase .

4. CMRT Phase I Overview Mission
Validate or Modify Initial Protective Action Decisions for Protection of the Public – Evacuation & Shelter-in-Place
Operations
Small, rapidly-deployable team focused on obtaining and assessing gross field monitoring measurements. Close coordination with NARAC, AMS Fixed-Wing, and CM Home Teams
Staffed for 24-Hour Operations and Stand-alone response (Consumables for 72 hours without re-supply)
- Difference with current Phase I – staffed for 24-Hours Ops and Stand-alone capability – no follow-on required. .

5. CMRT Phase I Team 32 Personnel Total
Includes EPA Senior Official for Remediation Planning
Equipment Load
2500 lbs. (200 cubic feet)
Logistics / Transportation
4 Hour Wheels-Up Response out of Las Vegas .

6. CMRT Phase II Overview Mission
Accurately define areas where long-term relocation of the population may be warranted – EPA Relocation PAGs
Support Temporary Re-Entry of Population into Evacuated Areas
Operations
Augmentation to CMRT Phase II
Focuses on obtaining detailed monitoring data and initiating a comprehensive sampling/analysis process for Characterization and eventual handoff to EPA.
Close coordination with AMS Rotary-Wing assets and CM Home Teams
Requires augmented analytical support capability
Staffed for 24-Hour Operations and Stand-alone response for weeks. Consumables must be re-supplied every few days.
Analytical support – sample screening, sample control, sample processing, sample shipping to fixed laboratories, coordination with mobile laboratories – Federal or State

7. CMRT Phase II Team 32 Additional Personnel Equipment Load
39,000 lbs (2400 cubic feet)
Analytical Support
Sample Screening
Management of Laboratory Data
Chain of Custody
Coordination of Fixed Laboratory Support to FRMAC
Fielding of Sample Screening Capability
Logistics / Transportation
12 Hour Wheels-Up Response out of Las Vegas .

8. CMRT Phase III Overview
Mission
Accurately identify areas where contamination levels of air, water, crops, forage, and livestock may lead to concentrations in excess of nationally accepted guidelines - Dose through Ingestion Pathways
Operations
Augmentation of Emergency and Intermediate Phase Response Teams
Focuses on obtaining detailed sampling/analysis data. Close coordination with AMS Rotary-Wing assets and CM Home Teams
Staffed for 24-Hour Operations and Stand-alone response for weeks. Consumables must be re-supplied every few days. .

9. CMRT Phase III Team 46 Additional Personnel Equipment
4500 lbs. (200 cubic feet)
Analytical Support
NNSA Mobile Laboratory (HotSpot)
Logistics / Transportation
24-48 Hour Response out of National Laboratories / Remote RAP Regions .

10. Sample Analysis Needs Analytical equipment to analyze samples on site
To insure compliance with DOT shipping regulations
For shipping samples to off-site facilities for analysis
Equipment
Equipment Maintenance, Training and Drill
Upgrade HOTSPOT
Quality Assurance / Quality Control Samples
Equipment
Sample Handling and Processing Equipment
ISOCS Calibration of HPGe detectors (+ Shields)
Gas Proportional Counting Systems
Alpha Spectroscopy Systems
Calibration Standards
Power Supplies, Computer Hardware and Software
Equipment Maintenance, Training and Drills
Quality Assurance / Quality Control Samples
Can be provided by UNLV out of Congressional Appropriation
Upgrade of HOTSPOT analytical equipment and procurement of additional equipment to support CM/FRMAC mission
Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS)
Hardware and Software Upgrades

11. CM Home Teams
Will bridge gap between call-out and arrival and support deployed operations
Virtual, Integrated Home Team stood up at
RSL, LANL, LLNL, SNL, and NARAC
Reach back capabilities
Provide FRMAC Web passwords to approved personnel
Maintain FRMAC database of products developed .

12. Proposed “Greenfield” Response for CM
Provide capability to set up Technical Operations Center (TOC) and Forward Operations Center (FOC) in “Green Field”
Includes tents, tables, chairs, generators to set up TOC (C&C, Assessment, GIS, Database) and FOC (Field Monitoring Operations Center)
Does not include berthing and in-field meals – assume local infrastructure or DoD will provide support .

13. What We’re Working On Turbo FRMAC Print functionality
Uranium ratio calculation tool
Improvements on User Interface Intuitiveness
Incorporate Default Scenarios
Integration With:
ERDS and RSL GIS Tools
RASCAL output
LLNL ARAC Effects Modeling Tools
SNL ACRID and SHARC Effects Modeling Tools
EPA tools for final event cleanup

14. What We’re Working On (Cont.)
CM/FRMAC Laboratory Analysis
HOTSPOT
In-Field Laboratory Analysis
Laboratory Information Management System -LIMS
Laboratory Database

15. What We’re Working On (Cont.)
Pet Portal
Radiological Assessment Training System (RATS)
-Drill & Exercise data program
-PDA/GPS based

16. What We’re Working On (Cont.)
FRMAC LAN
Field Team Data Telemetry
Automated M&S Forms
Procedures
FRMAC Website Updates
FRMAC Web Server

17. What We’re Working On (Cont.)
Integrated FRMAC Presentation
Request for Federal Play in IPXs
Population Monitoring

18. FRMAC Manuals Health & Safety, May 2001 M&S
Monitoring Division Volume I, April 2004
Radiation Monitoring and Sampling Volume II, Sep 2002
Assessment, April 2003
Methods, Volume I
Tables, Worksheets, Volume II
Default Scenarios, Volume III
Laboratory Analysis, June 2004
FRMAC Operations, June 2004
With Addendums for Logistics and Positions
FRMAC Mission Analysis
Incorporate NRP/NIMS requirements

19. FRMAC Information Completed: GIS Pamphlet
Public Monitoring Needs Guidelines Document, July 2004
Working On:
FRMAC Overview Pamphlet
CMHT Pamphlet

20. FRMAC Communications FRMAC Web-Site
NARAC Web-Site
EOTA web-Site
Bi-annual State/FRMAC Conference Call
First Wednesday of January and July

21. NNSA FRMAC/CM Program Manager
Colleen O’Laughlin
NNSA / NSO