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degree to which they anticipate the public dissemination of data and robustness checks required by these
opportunity for reproducibility to be models per se does not mean that the gUidelines. Otherwise. the agenc~'
limited by the confidentiality of analytic result has been reproduced. It should not disseminate an v of the
underlying data. As we state in new means onlv that the result should be studies that did not meet the applicable
paragraph V.3.b.iLB.ii, "In situations CAPABLE'of being reproduced. The standards in the guidelines at the time
where public access to data and . transparency associated with this it publishes the notice of proposed'
methods will not occur due to other capability ofreproduction is what the rulemaking.
compelling interests. agencies shall OMB guidelines are designed to Some comments suggested that OMB
apply especially rigorous robustness achieve. consider replacing the reproducibility
checks to analytic results and document We also want to build on a general standard with a standard concerning
what checks were undertaken. Agency observation that we made in our final "confirmation" of results for influential
guidelines shall, however. in all cases. gUidelines published in September scientific and statistical information.
require a disclosure of the specific data 2001. In those guidelines we stated: "... Although we encourage agencies to
sources that have been used and the in those situations involving influential consider "confirmation" as a relevant
specific quantitative methods and scientificL financial,) or statistical standard-at least in some cases-for
assumptions that have been employed." information, the substantial assessing the objectivity of original and
Given the differences in the many reproducibility standard is added as a supporting data, we believe that
Federal agencies covered by these quality standard above and beyond "confirmation" i's too stringent a
guidelines. and the differences in some peer review quality standards" (66 standard to apply to analytic results.
robustness checks and the level of detail FR 49722 (September 28, 2001)). A Often the regulatory impact analysis
for documentation thereof that might be prepared by an agency for a major rule.
hypothetical example may serve to
appropriate for different agencies. we illustrate this point. Assume that two for example. will be the only formal
also believe it will be helpful if agencies analysis of an important subject. It
Federal agencies initiated or sponsored
elaborate on these matters in the context the dissemination of five scientific would be unlikely that the results of the
of their missions and duties. with due regulatory impact analysis had already
consideration of the nature of the studies after October 1. 2002 (see
been confirmed by other analyses. The
information they disseminate. As we paragraph III.4) that were, before
"capable of being substantially
state in new paragraph V.3.b.iLB.ii, dissemination, subjected to formal,
reproduced" standard is less stringent
"Each agency is authorized to define the independent, external peer review, Le., than a "confirmation" standard because.
type of robustness checks. and the level that met the presumptive standard for it simply requires that an agency's
of detail for documentation thereof, in "objectivity" under paragraph V.3.b.i. analysis be suffiCiently transparent that
ways appropriate for it given the nature Further assume, at the time of another qualified party could replicate it
and multiplicity of issues for which the dissemination. that neither agency through reanalysis.
agency is responsible." reasonably expected that the Health. Safety, and Environmental
We leave the determination of the dissemination of any of these studies Information. We note, in the scientific
appropriate degree of rigor to the would have "a clear and substantial context. that in 1996 the Congress. for
discretion of agencies and the relevant impact" on important public policies, health decisions under the Safe
scientific and technical communities i.e., that these studies were not Drinking Water Act, adopted a basic
that work with the agencies. We do. considered "influential" under standard of quality for the use of science
however. establish a general standard paragraph V.9, and thus not subject to in agency decisionmaking. Under 42
for the appropriate degree of rigor in our the reproducibility standards in U.S.c. 300g-1(bj(3j(A). an agency is
expanded definition of paragraphs V.3.b.iLA or B. Then directed. "to the degree that an Agency
"reproducibility" in paragraph V.I0: assume, two years later. in 2005, that action is based on science," to use "(i)
" 'Reproducibility' means that the one of the agencies decides to issue an the best available, peer-reviewed
information is capable of being important and far-reaching regulation science and supporting studies
substantially reproduced, subject to an based clearly and substantially on the conducted in accordance with sound
acceptable degree of imprecision. For agency's evaluation of the analytic and objective scientific practices: and
information judged to have more (less) results set forth in these five studies and (ii) data collected by accepted methods
important impacts. the degree of that such agency reliance on these five or best available methods (if the
imprecision that is tolerated is reduced studies as published in the agency's reliability of the method and the nature
(increased)." OMB will review each notice of proposed rulemaking would of the decision justifies use of the
agency's treatment of this issue when constitute dissemination of these five data}."
reViewing the agency guidelines as a studies. These guidelines would require We further note that in the 1996
whole. the rulemaking agency, prior to amendments to the Safe Drinking Water
Comments also expressed concerns publishing the notice of proposed Act, Congress adopted a basic quality
regarding interim final paragraph rulemaking, to evaluate these five standard for the dissemination of public
V.3.B.iii, "making the data and models studies to determine if the analytic information about risks of adverse
publicly available will assist in results stated therein would meet the health effects. Under 42 U.S.C. 300g­
determining whether analytic results are "capable of being substantially 1(b)(3j(B), the agency is directed, "to
capable of being substantially reproduced" standards in paragraph ensure that the presentation of
reproduced," and whether it could be V.3.b.iLB and, if necessary, related information [risk] effects is
interpreted to constitute public standards governing original and comprehensive. informative. and
dissemination of these materials, supporting data in paragraph V.3.b.iLA. understandable." The agency is further
rendering moot the reproducibility test. If the agency were to decide that any of directed, "in a document made available
(For the equivalent provision. see new the five studies would not meet the to the public in support of a regulation
paragraph V.3.b.iLB.i.) The OMB reproducibility standard, the agency [toJ specify, to the extent practicable­
gUidelines do not require agencies to may still rely on them but only if they (i) each population addressed by any
reproduce each disseminated analytic satisfy the transparency standard and­ estimate [of applicable risk effectsl: (ii)
result by independent reanalysis. Thus, as applicable-the disclosure of the expected risk or central estimate of
8458 Federal Register/VoL 67,' No. 36 I Friday, February 22, 2002 I Notices
risk for the specific populations
[affected]; (iii) each appropriate upper­
bound or lower-bound estimate of risk;
(iv) each significant uncertainty
identified in the process of the
assessment of [risk] effects and the
studies that would assist in resolving
the uncertainty; and (v) peer-reviewed
studies known to the [agency] that
support, are directly relevant to, or fail
to support any estimate of [risk] effects
and the methodology used to reconcile
inconsistencies in the scientific data."
As suggested in several comments, we
have included these congressional
standards directly in new paragraph
V.3.b.ii,C. and made them applicable to
the information disseminated by all the
agencies subject to these guidelines:
"With regard to analysis of risks to
human health, safety and the
environment maintained or
disseminated by the agencies, agencies
shall either adopt or adapt the quality
principles applied by Congress to risk
information used and disseminated
pursuant to the Safe Drinking Water Act
Amendments of 1996 (42 U.S.C. 300g­
1(b)(3)(A) & (8))." The word "adapt" is
intended to provide agencies flexibility
in applying these principles to various
types of risk assessment.
Comments also argued that the
continued flow of vital information from
agencies responsible for disseminating
health and medical information to
medical providers, patients, and the
public may be disrupted due to these
peer review and reproducibility
standards, OMB responded by adding to
new paragraph V,3.b.iLC: "Agencies
responsible for dissemination of vital
health and medical information shall
interpret the reproducibility and peer­
review standards in a manner
appropriate to assuring the timely flow
of vital information from agencies to
medical providers, patients, health
agencies, and the public. Information
quality standards may be waived
temporarily by agencies under urgent
situations (e.g.• imminent threats to
public health or homeland security) in
accordance with the latitude specified
in agency-specific guidelines,"
Administrative Correction
Mechanisms. In addition to commenting
on the substantive standards in these
guidelines, many of the comments noted
that the OMB guidelines on the
administrative correction of information
do not specify a time period in which
the agency investigation and response
must be made. OMB has added the
following new paragraph m.3.i to direct
agencies to speCify appropriate time
periods in which the investigation and
response need to be made. "Agencies
shall specify appropriate time periods
for agency decisions on whether and
how to correct the information, and
agencies shall notify the affected
persons of the corrections made,"
Several comments stated that the
OMB guidelines needed to direct
agencies to consider incorporating an
administrative appeal process into their
administrative mechanisms for the
correction of information, OMB agreed,
and added the following new paragraph
III.3,ii: "If the person who requested the
correction does not agree with the
agency's decision (including the
corrective action, if any), the person
may file for reconsideration within the
agency, The agency shall establish an
administrative appeal process to review
the agency's initial decision, and specify
appropriate time limits in which to
resolve such requests for
reconsideration." Recognizing that
many agencies already have a process in
place to respond to public concerns. it
is not necessarily OMB's intent to
require these agencies to establish a new
or different process. Rather, our intent is
to ensure that agency guidelines specify
an objective administrative appeal
process that, upon furthercomplaint by
the affected person, reviews an agency's
decision to disagree with the correction
request. An objective process will
ensure that the office that originally
disseminates the information does not
have responsibility for both the initial
response and resolution of a
disagreement. In addition, the agency
guidelines should. specify that if the
agency believes other agencies may have
an interest in the resolution of any
administrative appeal, the agency
should consult with those other
agencies about their possible interest.
Overall. OMB does not envision
administrative mechanisms that would
burden agencies with frivolous claims.
Instead, the correction process should
serve to address the genuine and valid
needs of the agency and its constituents
without disrupting agency processes,
Agencies, in making their determination
of whether or not to correct information,
may reject claims made in bad faith or
without justification. and are required to
undertake only the degree of correction
that they conclude is appropriate for the
nature and timeliness of the information
involved, and explain such practices in
their annual fiscal year reports to OMB,
OMB's issuance of these final
guidelines is the beginning of an
evolutionary process that will include
draft agency guidelines, public
comment, final agency guidelines,
development of experience with OMB
and agency gUidelines, and continued
refinement of both OMB and agency
guidelines. Just as OMB requested
public comment before issuing these
final guidelines. OMB will refine these
guidelines as experience develops and
further public comment is obtained.
Dated: December 21, 2001.
John D. Graham,
Administrator, Office ofinformation and
Regulatory Affairs.
Guidelines for Ensuring and
Maximizing the Quality. Objectivity,
Utility, and Integrity of Information
Disseminated by Federal Agencies
1.0MB Responsibilities
Section 515 of the Treasurv and
General Government Appropriations
Act for FY2001 (Public Law 106-554)
directs the Office of Management and
Budget to issue government-wide
guidelines that provide policy and
procedural guidance to Federal agencies
for ensuring and maximizing the
quality, objectiVity, utility. and integrity
of information, including statistical
information, disseminated by Federal
agencies,
II. Agency Responsibilities
Section 515 directs agencies subject to
the Paperwork Reduction Act (44 V.S.c.
3502(1)) to­
1. Issue their own information quality
guidelines ensuring and maximizing the
quality, objectivity, utility, and integrity
of information, including statistical
information, disseminated by the agency
no later than one year after the date of
issuance of the OMB gUidelines;
2. Establish administrative
mechanisms allowing affected persons
to seek and obtain correction of
information maintained and
disseminated by the agency that does
not comply with these OMB guidelines;
and
3. Report to the Director of OMB the
number Bnd nature of complaints
received by the agency regarding agency
compliance with these OMB guidelines
concerning the quality, objectivity.
utility, and integrity of information and
how such complaints were resolved.
III. Guidelines for Ensuring and
Maximizing the Quality, Objectivity.
Utility, and Integrity of Information
Disseminated by Federal Agencies
1. Overall. agencies shall adopt a
basic standard of quality (including
objectivity, utility, and integrity) as a
performance goal and should take
appropriate steps to incorporate
information qLlality criteria into agency
information dissemination practices.
Quality is to be ensured and established
at levels appropriate to the nature and
timeliness of the information to be
disseminated, Agencies shall adopt
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specific standards of quality that are
appropriate for the various categories of
information thev disseminate.
2. As a matter of good and effective
agency information resources
management. agencies shall develop a
process for reviewing the quality
(including the objectivity, utility, and
integrity) of information before it is
disseminated. Agencies shall treat
information quality as integral to every
step of an agency's development of
information, including creation,
collection, maintenance, and
dissemination. This process shall enable
the agency to substantiate the quality of
the information it has disseminated
through documentation or other means
appropriate to the information.
3. To facilitate public review, agencies
shall establish administrative
mechanisms allowing affected persons
to seek and obtain, where appropriate.
timely correction of information
maintained and disseminated by the
agency that does not comply with OMB
or agency guidelines. These
administrative mechanisms shall be
flexible, appropriate to the nature and
timeliness of the disseminated
information, and incorporated into
agency information resources
management and administrative
practices.
i. Agencies shall specify appropriate
time periods for agency decisions on
whether and how to correct the
information. and agencies shall notify
the affected persons of the corrections
made.
ii. If the person who requested the
correction does not agree with the
agency's decision (including the
corrective action, if any), the person
may file for reconsideration within the
agency. The agency shall establish an
administrative appeal process to review
the agency's initial decision, and specify
appropriate time limits in which to
resolve such requests for
reconsideration.
4. The agency's pre-dissemination
review. under paragraph m.2, shall
apply to information that the agency
first disseminates on or after October 1,
2002. The agency's administrative
mechanisms, under paragraph III.3.,
shall apply to information that the
agency disseminates on or after October
1. 2002, regardless of when the agency
first disseminated the information.
IV. Agency Reporting Requirements
1. Agencies must designate the Chief
Information Officer or another official to
be responsible for agency compliance
with these guidelines.
2. The agency shall respond to
complaints in a manner appropriate to
the nature and extent of the complaint.
Examples of appropriate responses
include personal contacts via letter or
telephone. form letters, press releases or
mass mailings that correct a widely
disseminated error or address a
frequently raised complaint.
3. Each agency must prepare a draft
report, no later than April 1, 2002,
providing the agency's information
quality guidelines and explaining how
such guidelines will ensure and
maximize the quality. objectivity,
utility, and integrity of information,
including statistical information,
disseminated by the agency. This report
must also detail the administrative
mechanisms developed by that agency
to allow affected persons to seek and
obtain appropriate correction of
information maintained and
disseminated by the agency that does
not comply with the OMB or the agency
guidelines.
4. The agency must publish a notice
of availability of this draft report in the
Federal Register. and post this report on
the agency's website, to provide an
opportunity for public comment.
5. Upon consideration of public
comment and after appropriate revision,
the agency must submit this draft report
to OMB for review regarding
consistency with these OMB guidelines
no later than July 1, 2002. Upon
completion of that OMB review and
completion of this report, agencies must
publish notice of the availability of this
report in its final form in the Federal
Register, and post this report on the
agency's web site no later than October
1,2002.
6. On an annual fiscal-year basis, each
agency must submit a report to the
Director of OMB providing information
(both quantitative and qualitative,
where appropriate) on the number and
nature of complaints received by the
agency regarding agency compliance
with these OMB guidelines and how
such complaints were resolved.
Agencies must submit these reports no
later than January 1 of each following
year. with the first report due January 1.
2004.
V. Definitions
1. "Quality" is an encompassing term
comprising utility, objectivity, and
integrity. Therefore, the guidelines
sometimes refer to these four statutory
terms, collectively, as "guality."
2. "Utility" refers to ilie usefulness of
the information to its intenried users,
including the public. In assessing the
usefulness of information that the
agency disseminates to the public, the
agency needs to consider the uses of the
information not only from the
perspective of the agency but also from
the perspective of the public. As a
result, when transparency of
information is relevant for assessing the
information~s usefulness from the
public's perspective. the agency must
take care to ensure that transparency has
been addressed in its review of the
information.
3. "Objectivity" involves two distinct
elements, presentation and substance.
a. "Objectivity" includes whether
disseminated information is being
presented in an accurate, clear.
complete. and unbiased manner. This
involves whether the information is
presented within a proper context.
Sometimes, in disseminating certain
types of information to the public. other
information must also be disseminated
in order to ensure an accurate. clear.
complete, and unbiased presentation.
Also, the agency needs to identify the
sources of the disseminated information
(to the extent possible, consistent with
confidentiality protections) and. in a
scientific, financial, or statistical
context. the supporting data and
models. so that the public can assess for
itself whether there mav be some reason
to question the objectiv"ity of the
sources. Where appropriate, data should
have full, accurate, transparent
documentation, and error sources
affecting data quality should be
identified and disclosed to users.
b. In addition, "objectivity" involves
a focus on ensuring accurate, reliable.
and unbiased information. In a
.scientific, financial. or statistical
context, the original and supporting
data shall be generated, and the analytic
results shall be developed, using sound
statistical and research methods.
i. If data and analytiC results have
been subjected to formal, independent.
external peer review, the information
may generally be presumed to be of
acceptable objectivity. However, this
presumption is rebuttable based on a
persuasive showing by the petitioner in
a particular instance. If agency­
sponsored peer review is employed to
help llatisfy the objectivity standard, the
review process employed shall meet the
general criteria for competent and
credible peer review recommended by
OMB-OlRA to the President's
Management Council (9/20/01) (http://
www.whitehouse.gov/omb/inforeg/
oira_review-process.html). namely,
"that (a) peer reviewers be selected
primarily on the basis of necessary
technical expertise, (bl peer reviewers
be expected to disclose to agencies prior
technical/policy positions they may
have taken on the issues at hand, (cl
peer reviewers be expected to disclose
to agencies their sources of personal and
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institutional funding (private or public
sector), and (d) peer reviews be
conducted in an open and rigorous
manner."
ii. If an agency is responsible for
disseminating influential scientific,
financial, or statistical information,
agency guidelines shall include a high
degree oftransparency about data and
methods to facilitate the reproducibility
of such information by qualified third
parties.
A. With regard to original and .
supporting data related thereto. agency
guidelines shall not require that all
disseminated data be subjected to a
reproducibility requirement. Agencies
may identify. in consultation with the
relevant scientific and technical
communities, those particular types of
data that can practicable be subjected to
a reproducibility requirement. given
ethical, feasibility. or confidentiality
constraints. It is understood that
reproducibility of data is an indication
of transparency about research design
and methods and thus a replication
exercise (Le.. a new experiment, test, or
sample) shall not be required prior to
each dissemination.
B. With regard to analytic results
related thereto, agency guidelines shall
generally require sufficient transparency
about data and methods that an
independent reanalysis could be
undertaken by a qualified member of the
public. These transparency standards
apply to agency analysis of data from a
single study as well as to analyses that
combine information from multiple
studies.
i. Making the data and methods
publicly available will assist in
determining whether analytic results are
reproducible. However. the objectivity
standard does not override other
compelling interests such as privacy,
trade secrets, intellectual property, and
other confidentiality protections.
ii. In situations where public access to
data and methods will not occur due to
other compelling interests, agencies
shall apply especially rigorous
robustness checks to analytic results
and document what checks were
undertaken. Agency guidelines shall.
however, in all cases, require a
disclosure of the specific data sources
that have been used and the specific
quantitative methods and assumptions
that have been employed. Each agency
is authorized to define the type of
robustness r:;hecks, and the level of
detail for documentation thereof. in
ways appropriate for it given the nature
and multiplicity of issues for which the
agency is responsible.
C. With regard to analysis of risks to
human health. safety and the
environment maintained or
disseminated by the agencies, agencies
shall either adopt or adapt the quality
principles applied by Congress to risk
information used and disseminated
pursuant to the Safe Drinking Water Act
Amendments of 1996 (42 U.S.C. 300g­
1(b)(3)(A) & (B)). Agencies responsible
for dissemination of vital health and
medical information shall interpret the
reproducibility and peer-review
standards in a manner appropriate to
assuring the timely flow of vital
information from agencies to medical
providers. patients, health agencies, and
the public. information quality
standards may be waived temporarily by
agencies under urgent situations (e.g.,
imminent threats to public health or
homeland security) in accordance with
the latitude specified in agency-specific
guidelines.
4. "Integrity" refers to the security of
information-protection of the
information from unauthorized access
or revision, to ensure that the
information is not compromised
through corruption or falsification.
5. "Information" means any
communication or representation of
knowledge such as facts or data. in any
medium or form, including textual,
numerical, graphic, cartographic,
narrative, or audiovisual forms. This
definition includes information that an
agency disseminates from a w~b page,
but does not include the provision of
hyperlinks to information that others
disseminate. This definition does not
include opinions, where the agency's
presentation makes it clear that what is
being offered is someone's opinion
rather than fact or the agency's views.
6. "Government information" means
information created. collected,
processed, disseminated, or disposed of
by or for the Federal Government.
7. "Information dissemination
product" means any books. paper, map,
machine-readable material, audiovisual
production, or other documentary
material, regardless of physical form or
characteristic, an agency disseminates to
the public. This definition includes any
electronic document, CD-ROM. or web
page.
8. "Dissemination" means agency
initiated or sponsored distribution of
information to the public (see 5 CFR
1320.3(d) (definition of "Conduct or
Sponsor")). Dissemination does not
include distribution limited to
government employees or agency
contractors or grantees; intra- or inter­
agency use or sharing of government
information; and responses to requests
for agency records under the Freedom of
Information Act, the Privacy Act, the
Federal Advisorv Committee Act or
other similar law. This definition also
does not include distribution limited to
correspondence with individuals or
persons, press releases, archival records,
public filings, subpoenas or adjudicative
processes.
9. "Influential". when used in the
phrase "influential scientific, financial,
or statistical information", means that
the agency can reasonably determine
that dissemination of the information
will have or does have a clear and
substantial impact on important public
policies or important private sector
decisions. Each agency is authorized to
define "influential" in ways appropriate
for it given the nature and multiplicity
of issues for which the agency is
responsible.
10. "Reproducibility" means that the
information is capable of being
substantially reproduced, subject to an
acceptable degree of imprecision. For
information judged to have more (less)
important impacts, the degree of
imprecision that is tolerated is reduced
(increased). If agencies apply the
reproducibility test to specific types of
original or supporting data, the
associated guidelines shall provide
relevant definitions of reproducibility
(e.g., standards for replication of
laboratory data). With respect to
analytic results, "capable of being
substantially reproduced" means that
independent analysis of the original or
supporting data using identical methods
would generate similar analytic results,
subject to an acceptable degree of
imprecision or error.
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From: Harre, Bryan (NFESC) bH6

Sent: Friday, September 12,200311:54 AM

To:
Becvar Erica S Civ AFCEE/ERS; Kowalczyk Daniel
Cc:
Subject:

Attachments: OSD Trtment Tech sheet - Cotter bullets.doc

OSD Trtment Tech

sheet· Cotte...
Here are my changes to the document,

Bryan

-----original Message----­
From: Becvar Erica S civ AFCEE/ERS [mailto: (b)(6)

Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 11:55

To: 'Kowalczyk Daniel'

Cc: N5fiH ; Harre, Bryan (NFESC)

Subject: RE:

Sandy,

I got the text in the email from you and a different attachment from Dan K.

But attached is what I created from your last email to me. Is this what you had in mind?

If so, I will go forward with that and get Bryan's input to you as well. it maybe

tomorrow that you get a read on it.

- Erica

-----Original Message----­

From: Kowalczyk Daniel [mail to: (b)(6)

Sent: Thursday, september 11, 2
To: Becvar Erica S Civ AFCEE/ERS
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Cc: ' . •
SUbject: Re:

Erica,

Here is the attachment from Sandy.

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Dan
Becvar Erica S Civ AFCEE/ERS wrote:
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Orutlook,

;;. but within the email message itself, there is nothing. Try extracting

;;. the text and putting it within the text of the email message itself.

;;. Also try sending it to Dan K and then have him forward it to if he can see it.

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> FYI, I will be out of the office beginning tomorrow. I will be TDY
> next week but will see you on the isth for the DOD PWG meeting. I
> will check email while I am gone.
>

> - Erica

>

> -----Original Message----­

> From:

> Sent: None

> Subject:

>

> -----Original Message----­

> From: Becvar Erica S civ AFCEE/ERS
[mailto: (b)(6)
> Sent: Thursda , Se tember 11, 2003
2:14 PM
> To: ••

> Subject: RE:

>

> No enclosure ...

>

> -----Original Message----­

> From:

> Sent: None

> Subject:

>

> I tried to pull from your sheet, bulleted items for discussion, see
> enclosure. Comments?
>
> -----original Message----­
> From: Becvar Erica S Civ AFCEE/ERS [mailto: (b)(6)
> Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 1:15 PM
> To: 'Cotter, Sandra, Ms, OSD-ATL'
> ec: 'Kowalczyk Daniel (E-mail) '; (b)(6) Rogers Daniel
> Col AFLSA/JACE
> subject: Revised perchlorate treatment technology document
>
> Sandy
>
> Bryan added a slight change to the final draft perchlorate treatment
> technology document we generated for you this week. Please use the
> attached in lieu of the one sent previously this week.
>
> Please let us know your thoughts. We would appreciate hearing of
> further details and developments in this area.
>
> - Erica B.
>
> -----Original Message----­
> From: Cotter, Sandra, Ms, OSD-ATL
> Sent: Friday, September OS, 2003 3:16 PM
> To: Becvar Erica S Civ AFCEE/ERTi Rogers Daniel Col AFLSA/JACE
> Cc: Cotter, Sandra, Ms, OSD-ATLi Kowalczyk Daniel (E-mail)
> Subject: RE: Technology for Perchlorate
>
> Erica,
>
> In regard to demonstrating technologies .. are there specific
> technologies we would like to demonstrate in California, i.e., those
> .not demonstrated as of yet, or that may need further demonstration, or
> those designed for geophysical conditions in areas of California?
>
> -----Original Message----­
> From: Becvar Erica S Civ AFCEE/ERS [mailto: (b)(6)
> Sent: Friday, september 05, 2003 2:21 PM
> To: Rogers Daniel Col AFLSA/JACE
> Cc: Cotter, Sandra, Ms, OSD-ATLi Kowalczyk Daniel (E-mail)
> Subject: RE: Technology for Perchlorate
>
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 > Dan,
>
> Thanks for the greater detail over the phone. The web site where you
> can quickly download the technology fact sheets is
> http://www.afcee.brooks.af.mil/ER/ert/perchloratetreatment/default.asp.
> They need to be updated a little to reflect the latest developments,
> but they discuss what is available out there and a little of what is
> on the horizon. I also have knowledge of other technologies out there
> that folks are looking into (or promoting) and can quickly get you
> information on them as well (but they are articles, notes, etc. - not
> fact sheets like those on the AFCEE perchlorate web page).
>
> In so far as the publication and technology matrix - we have a draft
> outline, a draft timeline, a list of authors, a list of editors, and
> tri-service involvement. Dan and I will be meeting on this on the 18th.
>
> If you and Sandy need anything else on this, please let me know.
>
> -----Original Message----­
> From: Rogers Daniel Col AFLSA/JACE

> [mail to Omi.II• • • • • • • • • • • • • •

> Sent: Friday, September 05, 2003 9:36 AM

> To: Becvar Erica S Civ AFCEE/ERS
> Cc; Cotter, Sandra, MS, OSD-ATL; Kowalczyk Daniel (E-mail)
> Subject: Technology for Perchlorate
>
> Erica,
>
> Remember the technology workbook/publication we were preparing on
> perchlorate? What is the status of the document and do you have a
> more simple matrix of treatment technologies you could forward to Sandy?
>
> Thanks
>
> DANIEL E. ROGERS, Colonel, USAF
>
> Chief, Environmental Law and Litigation
>
> NmtJ (voice)
>
> DSN: _ (voice)
>

> (b)(2) (fax)

>

> DSN:ttmii (fax)

>

> (b)(2) (Ce11 Phone)

Daniel Kowalczyk

Booz Allen Hamilton

8283 Greensboro Dr

McLean, VA 22102

(b)(2)

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 Perchlorate Trutment Technology Demonetratlon.

Treatment Technologies;

In-situ biological processes (e.g., organic substrate addition. constructed wetlands, permeable
• reactIVe bloban1era, phytoremediation)

ex-situ biological proceues in a v-,ety of reactor types (fluidized bed and packed bed configurations

• being the mOlt widely demonstrated)

• Ex situ physical treatment (seltictlve and non-aetective reBlna)
• Rev..... OImoaia (RO)
• Nanoflltratlon
• E1~i!I~is
• Direct/catalyzed chemical reduction
• lron-enhanced process.. (Including UV light activated)
• lron-organic complex preloadlng of granular activated carbon (GAe)

AnaMis:

•
• Ex situ bloremedlatlon and IOIi exchange ~ent -
• In situ treatment ­
• Ex Bltu treatment - demonstrated In California - only the non-selective resin demonstrated 8S
acceptable for drinking water systems: others Include:
• RO - high perchlorate rejection - requires substantlalpretr8atment for scale control and post
treatment for corr081v1ty
• Nanoflltratlon - also rejects perchlorate but 10 a les.... extent than RO
• Electrodl81ys18
• Direct/catalyzed chemtcal rec:luctlon ­
• Iron-enhanced processes - only demonstnlted at bench-scale
• Iron organ~ctlvated carbon (GAe) - already tested for drinking water in
Callfomla,____ .
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From: Kratz, Kurt, Mr, OSD-ATL

Sent: Monda, Ma 10.200409:08
To:
Subject:

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-----original Message----­
From: Cunniff, Sha~on, Ms, OSD-ATL
Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 9:05 AM
To: Newsome, Richard E Mr ASA-I&E
Cc: Wennerberg, Linda, Dr, OSD-ATL; Beehler, Alex, Mr, OSD-ATL; Kratz,
Kurt, Mr, OSD-ATL
Subject: FW: Redstone Arsenal and Perchlorate

-----Original Message----­
From: Cunniff, Shannon, Ms, OSD-ATL
Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 8:27 AM
To: Beehler, Alex, Mr, OSD-ATL
Subject: FW: Redstone Arsenal and Perchlorate
Rocket fuel contaminates parts of Redstone Arsenal
Martin Burkey
The Decatur Daily (AL)
6 May 2004

HUNTSVILLE - Redstone Arsenal requested $200,000 from the A~ to clean

up rocket fuel contamination, but a spokesman said the chemical hasn't
harmed the drinking-water supplies of Huntsville, Decatur or the other
communities surrounding the 38,OOO~acre Army base.
The Pentagon missed a de~dline last week for sending Congress a report
on contamination by a toxic chemical at defense sites nationwide.
Perchlorate, an ingredient in rocket fuel, has been found in drinking
water supplies in 22 states where it was manufactured and handled. It
has been linked to damage to the thyroid and may be especially harmful
to infants.
Redstone began investigating perchlorate contamination when it was first
mentioned as an environmental contaminant in 1998, arsenal spokesman pam
Rogers said.
"Before that we did not know about the possibility of perchlorate as a
contaminant on Redstone," she said.

No substitute
Perchlorate is a solid salt easily dissolved in water, which can be used
in airbags, flares, matches, fireworks and explosives, in addition to
rocket fuel. There currently is no substitute for it in rocket fuel.
Rocket testing doesn't release an "appreciable" amount of perchlorate
because it is oxidized in the process, Rogers said.
Sampling technology wasn't fully developed in 1998, she said. The first
samples were collected and tested in 2000. Redstone announced the
results of preliminary testing in July 2000 at a public meeting.
Perchlorate contamination was found in three areas: the former Redstone
Arsenal Rocket Engine facility on the east aide of the arsenal, also
site of a former Thiokol rocket motor manufacturing plant; an open
burn/detonation area on the south part of the arsenal; and several
rocket engine test stands now owned by NASA's Marshall Space Flight
Center.
Contamination varies
The level of contamination ranges from 220,000 parts per billion in the
contaminated areas to undetectable at test wells located off the
arsenal, Rogers said~
"At the point of contamination, we have some high numbers, but they drop
off very quickly," she said. "We have 151 wells we're testing. Only 31
have detectable levels. The maximum we found in an unnamed stream that
runs along our boundary is 59 parts per billion."
Redstone scientists investigated some possible solutions. The Arsenal
requested $200,000 for a "treatability study" next year that would test
whether anaerobic bacteria could be used to eat the perchlorate, Rogers
said.
Perchlorate has been detected in groundwater and the underground
aquifers around the arsenal, but not in the drinking water of the area,
Rogers said. Both Huntsville and Decatur draw their drinking water from
the Tennessee River. Officials don't know of any evidence that the
chemical has gotten into humans or animals, she said.

2
 Perchlorate is no longer released into the environment, Rogers said. The
Thiokol plant opened in 1949 and closed in 1995.
The.April 30 deadline for a report on perchlorate contamination was
contained in a military construction bill passed last year.

California Sen. Dianne Feinstein, senior Democrat on the appropriations

subcommittee that handles military construction, complained to Defense
Secretary Donald Rumsfeld about missing the deadline.
The Environmental Protection Agency is working on its first national
standard for perchlorate in drinking water but is not expected to issue
a final standard until 2006.
California officials last month set the state's public health goal at
six parts per billion - the first such level set in the country for the
toxin. EPA's draft proposal is stricter ~ one part per billion.
Report request
Lawmakers have been seeking a comprehensive report on perchlorate from
the Defense Department for more than a year. Last year they received
what they described as a sketchy, bewildering document in which
officials surveyed 305 of the nation's 5,000 former and active military
bases.
Democrats complained the Pentagon is resisting full disclosure because
it could face billions of dollars in cleanup costs and liability for
health problems.

Daniel Kowalczyk

B002 Allen Hamilton

8283 Greensboro Dr

McLean, VA 22102

(b)(2)

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SATTP MW-03 Groundwater 8 9 ND' -463.0 EPA314 State Working CapMI
Marine Corps Warfare Center interim status through groundwater discharges to
Fund
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Location Number of Range of requested,
So'urce of Perchlorate (Operallons, Nwnberof Analytical
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Equipment, Activities) Detections Method
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sampling
requirements)

EPA Surface
Potential exposure to recreational
Water-846
users of the Maltawoman Creek O&M or Defense
Navy I Indian Head Surface Subpart X Open Burn Thermal Treatment 30,4000 - 54.4000 Method
SATTP MW-{)4 Soi 3 3 through soi contamination leaching State Working Capital
Marine Corps Warfare Center interim status 8321a(modifi
10 groundwater. ard groundwater Fund
ed) IC or
discharges to the creek.
LCiMS

Potential exposure to recreational

O&M or Defense
Navyl Indian Head Surface Subpart X Open Burn Thermal Treatment users of the Maltawoman Creek
SATTP MW-{)4 Groundwater 1 7 NO' -763.0 EPA 314 Stale Working Capital
Marine Corps Warfare Center interim status tlYough groundwater discharges to
Fund
the creek.

'­ EPA Surface

Potential exposure 10 recreational
Water-846
users of lhe Mallawoman Creek O&M or Defense
Navy I Indian Head Surface Subpart X Open Bum Thermal Treatment 27,500.0 - 40.000.0 Method
SATTPMW-{)S Soil 2 2 tlYough soi contamination leaching State Wcrting Cap~aI
Marine Corps Warfare Center interim status 8321a(modifi
to 9roundwater. ard groundwater Furd
ed) IC or
discharges to the creek.
LCiMS

Potential exposure to recreational

O&M or Defense
Navy' Indian Head Surface Subpart X Open Burn Thermal Treatment users of the Maltawoman Creek
SATTP MW-{)5 Groundwater 3 8 NO' -179.0 EPA 314 State Working Capital
Marine Corps Warfare Center interim status tlYough groundwater discharges to
Fund
the creek.

EPA Surface
Potential exposure to recreational
Water-846
users of the Maltawoman Creek O&M or Defense
Navy I Indian Head Surface Subpart X Open Burn Thermal Treatment Method
SATTP MW·06 SOO 2 2 58.2- 98.2 through so~ contamination leaching State Working Cap~al
Marine Corps Warfare Center interim status 8321a(modifi
to groundwater, and groundwater Fund
ed) IC or
discharges to the creek.
LCiMS

O&M or Defense
Navy , Indian Head Surface Subpart X Open Burn Thermal Treatment
SATTPMW-06 Groundwater 0 7 NO EPA 314 None State Working Ca~al
Marine Corps Warfare Center interim status
Fund

EPA Surface
Potential exposure to recreatiOnal
Waier-846
users of the Mattawoman Creek O&M or Defense
Navy I Indian Head Surface Subpart X Open Burn Thermal Treatment Method
SATTPMW-{)7 So~ 1 2 NO -79.6 through soi contamination leaching State Working Capital
Marine Corps Warfare Center interim slatus 8321a(modifi
to groundwater. and grourdwater Fund, .
00) IC or
discharges to the creek,
LC/MS

O&M or Defense
Navy' Indian Head Surface Subpart X Open Burn Thermal Treatment
SATTP MW-{)7 Groundwater 0 8 NO EPA 314 None State Working Capital
Marine Corps Warfare Center interim status
Fund

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Location Number of Range of requested.
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Equipment. Actlvltles) Detec:tlona Method
(Media) Collec:ted Detec;ted (ppb) requil"emllnls.
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requirements)

EPA Surface
Potential exposure to recreatlonal
Waler-a46
users of the Matlawoman Creek DaM or Defense
Navy! Indian Head SUrface Subpart X Open Burn Thermal Trealmenl Method
SATTPMW-Q8 Soi 1 2 NO· 62.0 Ihrough soil contaminalion leaching Slate Working Capital
Marine Corps Warfare Center interim status 8321a(modifi
to groundwater, and groundwater Fund
ed) IC or
discharges to the cr~.
LC!MS

O&M or Defense
Navy! Indian Head Surface Subpart X Open Burn Thermal Treabnenl
SATTPMW-nB GrOlJlldwater 0 8 ND EPA 314 None Slate Waking Capital
Marine Corps Warfare Center interim slatus
Fund

EPA Surface
Water-846
O&M or Defense
Navy! Indian Head Surface Subpart X Open Burn Thermal Trealment Method
SATTPMW-Q9 Soi 0 2 NO None State Working Capital
Marine Corps Warfare Certer interim slatus 8321a(modifi
Fund
ed) IC a
LC!MS

DaM or Defense
Navy! Indian Head Surface Subpart X Open Burn Thermal Treatment
SATTPMW-Q9 GrOlJlldwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None State Working Capital
Marine Corps Warfare Center interim slatus
Fund

EPA Surface
Potential exposure to recreatiOnal
Waler-846
users of the Matlawoman Cr~ DaM or Defense
Navy I Indian Head Surface SUbpart X Open Burn Thermal Treatment Method
SATTPMW·l0 Soil 3 3 243.0 ·645.0 through so~ contamination leaching State Working Caprtal
Marine Corps Warfare Center interim status 6321a(modifi
to groundwater, and groundwater Fund
ed)ICor
discharges to the creek
LCiMS

O&M or Defense
Navy! Indian Head Surface Subpart X Open Burn Thermal Trealment
SATTP MW·l0 Groundwater 0 1 ND EPA 314 None Stale Working CapItal
Marine Corps Warfare Center interim status
Fund

O&M or Defense
Navy! Irdan Head Surface
Potable WeH #15 There is None. Drinking Water 0 1 NO EPA300M None None Working Cap~a1
Marine Corps Warfare Center
Fund

O&M or Defense
Navy! Indian Head Surface Potable Well
There is None. Drinking Water 0 1 NO EPA300M None None Working Capital
Marine Corps Warfare Center #16a
Fund

DaM or Defense
Navy! Indian Head Surface Potable Well
There is None. Drinking Water 0 1 NO EPA300M None None Working Capital
Marine Corps Warfare Center #2012
Fund

Navy! Ind",n Head Surface

Sije 11 Unknown Other 2 2 NO EPA 314 None Federal DERP
Marine Corps Warfare Center

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Interest (Cleanup
Location Number of Range of requesled.
Source of Perchlorale (OperaUons, Number of AnalyUcal
Service facilily Sile Detected Samplea Concentrations Potential PBlhway(s) of Exposura permilting Funding Type
Equipment, Acllvlti..) Oetee:Uons Melhod
(Media) Collected Delected (ppb) requirements,
sampling
requirements)

Potential exposure to So~ for

construction workers. maintenance
Navy! Indian Head Surface
S~e 11 Unknown Sediment 7 8 NO'·23O,0 EPA 314 workers or trespassers, Potential Federal OERP
Marine Corps Warlare Center
exposure to surface water and
sediment for recreational users

Groundwater recharges into surface

Navy! Indian Head Surface water, Potential exposure to surface
S~e 11 Unknown Groundwater 11 15 NO' ·4,0 EPA 314 Federal DERP
Marine Corps Warfare Center water and sediment for recreational
users,

Potential exposure to Soil for

construction workers. maintenance
Navy! Indian Head Surface
Sile 11 Unknown Surface Waler 7 11 NO' - 4.0 EPA 314 workers or trespassers, Polential Federal OERP
Marine Corps Warfare Center
exposure 10 surface waler and
sediment for recreational users,

Potential exposure 10 Soil for

Navy! Indian Head Surface
SUe 11 Unknown Soil 45 66 NO' - 480,000.0 EPA 314 construclion workers. maintenance Federal OERP
Marine Corps Warlare Center
workers or trespassers,

Potential exposure 10 surfaoa waler

Navy! Indian Head Surface
Site 17 Unknown Surface Waler 7 7 4.0 EPA 314 and sediment for recreational Federal OERP
Marine Corps Warfare Center
users,

Potential exposure to surface water

Navy! Indian Head Surface

SUe 17 Unknown Sediment 6 6 86.0 -160,0 EPA 314 and sediment for recreational Federal OERP
Marine Corps Warfare Center
users,

Polential exposure to Soil for

Navy I Indian Head Surface
SUe 17 Unknown So~ 24 35 NO' - 130,0 EPA 314 construction workers, maintenance Federal DERP
Marin8 Corps Warfare Center
workers or trespassers,

Navy! Indian Head Surface

SUe 17 Unknown Groundwaler 0 8 NO EPA314 None Federal OERP
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Individuals (construction worker)

that come in contact wQh
Navy! Indian Head Surface
SUe 21 Unknown Sod 23 30 NO' - 130.0 EPA 314 subsurface Soil or groundwater at Federal OERP
Marine Corps Warfare Center
this sile could potentiany be
exposed,
Individuals (construction worker)
that come in contact with
Navy! Indian Head Surface
S~e21 Unknown Groundwater 20 23 NO' - 2,900,0 EPA 314 subsurface Soil or groundwater at Federal OERP
Marine Corps Warfare Center
this sile could potentially be
exposed,

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Source of Perchlorate (Operations, Number of Analytical
Service facility Slle Datected Samples Concentrations Potential PlIlhway(s) of Exposurs permitting Funding Type
Equipment, Activities) Detac:tlons Method
(MedIa) Collected Detected (ppb) requirements,
sampling
requirements)

The groundwaler discharges to a

EPA 314;
stream south of the sie Poterdial
Navy! Indian Head Surface EPA300;
Sile42 Unknown Groundwater 9 15 NO" - 4.0 exposures by trespassers and Federal DERP
Marine Corps Warfare Cerder IClGP
maintenance personnel digging at
Method
thesie.
The groundwater discharges to a
stream south of the stte. Poterdial
Navy! Indian Head Surface
SIIe42 Unknown Soil 10 12 NO" -88.2 EPA 314 exposures by trespassers and Federal DERP
Marine Corps Warfare Center
maintenance personnel digging at
thesie.

Polential exposures by recreational

Navy! Indian Head Surface IClGP-
Sde57 Unknown Groundwater 1 6 NO-8.8 llSers from groundwater discharges Federal OERP
Marine Corps Warfare Cerder Method
to the MaUawoman Creek.

Bill Machen
Source Waler, O&MorOefense
Navy I Marine Corps Air Station, Source water to drinking water
Chocolate Colorado River Background Levels Drinking Waler 1 1 4.2 EPA 314 None Working Capdal
Marine Corps Yuma system.
Mountains Fin!
Range
Cannon At
Defense O&M or Defense
Na~yJ Marine Corps Air Station,
Complex Water No perc~ate was found Drinking Water 0 1 NO EPA 314 None None Working Capial
Marine Corps Yuma
System Source Fund
Water

To Conform Wtth
The 29
September 2003
Barry M. O&M or Defense
Navy! Marine Corps Air Station, Department Of
Goldwater, Pistol Operational Testing Groundwater 0 2 NO EPA 314 None Working Capital
Marine Corps Yuma Defense lnlermin
Range Fund
Policy On
Perc~ate
Sampling

To Conform Wih
The 29
Seplember 2003
Barry M. O&M or Defense
Navy! Marine Corps At Station, Department Of
Goldwater, Operalional Testing Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Working Capttal
Marine Corps Yuma Defense Intermin
Tracker Buiding Fund
Policy On
Perc~ate
Sampling

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Location Number of Range of requested,
Source of Perchlorate (Operations. Number of Analytical
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Equipment. Actlvltles) Detections Method
(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requirements,

i, sampling
reqwements)

To Conform W~h
The 29
Camp 8002, September 2003
Navy! O&M or Defense
Marine Corps Air Station, Eastern Department Of
Operational Testing Soi 0 7 NO EPA 314 None Working Capital
Marine Corps Yuma Chocolate Defense Intermin
Monlains Policy On
Fund
Perch/orale
Sampling

To Conform Will
The 29
Due to the highly soIubil~ of September 2003
O&M or Defense
Navy! Marine Corps A'1r Slation, Beckett House, Supplied from Colorado River which has a EPA 314 perchlorate, the most like route of Department Of
Groundwater 2 2 3.3- 3.5' Working Ca~aJ
Marine Corps Yuma Up-Gradianl background level of 4-5 ppb. '<MRL human exposure is through Defense Intermirl
Fund
consumtion of Groundwater. Policy On
Perel1lorate
Sampling

MCASMain The sample tested was the source O&M or Defense

Navy! Marine Corps Air Station, Supplied from Colorado River which has a
Water System Surface Water 1 1 4.6 EPA 314 waler supply to the Water None Working Ca~a1
Marine Corps Yuma Background Level of 4-5 ppb.
Source Water Treatment Plant. Fund

To Conform W~h
The 29
Due to the high solubil~y of September 2003
Barry M. O&M or Defense
Navy! Marine Corps Air Station, perchlorate, the most likely route of Department Of
Goldwater Training Soi 1 2 NO' - 34.6 EPA 314 Working Caprtal
Marine Corps Yuma human exposure is through Defense Intermin
Auxilary II Fund
consumlion of Groundwater. Policy On
Perchlorate
Sampling

To Conform Wrth
The 29
Camp Bill
September 2003
Machen, O&M or Defense
Navy! Marine Corps Air Station, Department Of
Western Training Soi 0 6 NO EPA 314 None Working Capital
Marine Corps Yuma Defense Intermin
Chocolate Fund
Policy On
Mountains
Perchlorate
Sampling

To Conform Wrth
The 29
Camp Burt 1. September 2003
O&M or Defense
Navy I Marine Corps Air Station, Eastern Department Of
Training Sod 0 9 NO EPA 314 None Working Cap~aJ
Marine Corps Yuma Chocolale Defense Int...mln
Fund
Mountains Policy On
Perchlorate
Sampling

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Interest (Cleanup
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50urce of Perchlorate (Operations. Number of Analytical
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Equipment, ActIvities) Detactions Method
(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requi'emerts.
sampling
requi'emenls)

To Conform With
The 29
Camp David, September 2003
Navy I jMarine Corps Air StatIOn, Western 0&1.1 or Defense
Department Of
Marine Corps Yuma Chocolate
Training Sci o NO EPA 314 None Working capital
Defense tnlermin
Mountains Fund
Policy On
PerctWlrate
Sampling

To Conform With
The 29
Iris Wash, Seplember 2003
Navy I IMarine Corps Air Stalion, Western 0&1.1 or Delense
Department Of
Marine Corps Yuma Chocolate
Training Sci o 2 NO EPA 314 None
Defense Inlermin
Working Capital
Mountains Fund
Policy On
Perchlorate
Sampling

To Conform With

I
The 29

Navy' I
M ar,"" Corps Air Station, Yodavile, Barry ITraining
Marine Corps Yuma M. Goldwaler
Soi 10 I NO' ·93,9 I EPA 314
Due 10 lhe high solubility 01

human exposure is lhrough

September 2003
Iperctlorate. the mosllikely roole 01 Department Of 0&1.1 or Delense
Defense Intermin Workll19 capital
consumption 01 Groundwater, Policy On Fund
Perchlorate
Sampling

I
Manne Training

Navy' I
Marine Corps Yuma
Range Sholhole

Marine Corps Air Station, located On The

Barry M.
Training; Demililarizalion/Disposal Soi 150,0 I EPA 314
Due 10 lhe high solubility of
lperchlorate, the mosllikely roole 01
human exposure is ttrough
None
0&1.1 or Defense
Working Capital
Goldwater Fund
consumption 01 Groundwater.
Range

Methods
JOO,O amnd
Navy I West Gale 350,2;
Marine CorpslNAS South Weymoulh
Landfdl
Source is unknown, Groundwater o 10 NO
Methods
None Federal; State BRAC
300.0 and
350.2
Detections localed al Nomans Land
Island which is located about 3
mdes south wesl 01 Martha's
Navy' Nomans Land Vineyard. Nomans Island is an
Marine Corps! NAS South Weymoulh Island
Training Sediment 2 2 240.0 - 1,935.0 EPA 314
uninhaMated island used as a
Slale BRAC
wildlife refuge and perchlorate does
not present a Ihreallo human
heatlh,

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Interest (Oeaoup
Location Number of Range of requested.
Source of PerchioratejOperationa. Number of Analytical
Service Feeilily Site Datected Samples Concentrations Potential Pathway(s) of Exposure permilling Funcling T,pe
Equlpment, Activities) Detections Method
(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requiremerts.
sampling
requirements)

None. Groundwater is not used for

China Lake IRP l>.Jman consumption. Srteis
Navy' NAVA1RWPNSTA CHINA Operational Testing; Training; EPA 314
#15 Range Groundwater 1 1 15.0 separated from drinking waler Federal; SIale DERP
Marine Corps LAKECA DemUUarization'Oisposal (modifl8d)
leach Field source wells by miles and thick day
aquUard.
None. Groundwater is not used for
China lake IRP Research, Development, Test and l>.Jman consumption. Srte is
Navy' NAVAIRWPNSTA CHINA EPA 314
#46Dunkil Evaluation; MaintenaraliReconliguration; Groundwater 2 2 58.1 - 421.0 separated from drinking water Federal; SIale DERP
Marine Corps LAKE CA (modified)
Drainage Ditch DemUUarizationlDisposai source wells by mies and thick day
aQooard.

China Lake IRP

None. Groundwater is not used lor
l>.Jman consumption. SUe is
Navy' NAVAfRWPNSTA CHINA #7 Michelson Research, Development, Test and EPA 314 Federal; Stale;
GroUndwater 4 4 19.0 -720.0 separated from drinking water DERP
Marine Corps LAKECA lab Drainage Evaluation; Manufacturing (modified) local
source wells by ITriIes and ltick clay
Drtch
aqOOard.
None. Groundwater is not used fa'
China Lake IRP
Research, Developmert, Test and human consumption. SKe is
Navy' NAVAIRWPNSTA CHINA #8 Surface EPA 314
Evaluation; Manufacturing; Groundwater 3 3 24.6 - 344.0 separated from drinking waler Federal; SIaie DERP
Marine Corps LAKECA WaterPl (modified)
DemUUarizationlDispasal source wells by miles and thick clay
Drainage Ditches
aquitard.
None. Groundwater is not used for
human consumption. Site is
Navy I NAVAIRWPNSTA CHINA China lake IRP EPA 314
Suspect that d is naturaOy occurring Groundwater 2 2 34.8 - SO.O separaled from drinking water Federal; SIale DERP
Marine Corps LAKECA #43 Minideck (modified)
source wells by mies and thick clay
aqooard.
STL

Perchlorate

Naval Weapons Industnal

bylC
Navy' Area T Industrial site; Groundwaler
Reserve Plant, McGregor Area T Delivery Station Surface Water 3 7 ND-11.0 method. State DERP
Marine Corps to Surface Water pathway
Texas based on

CALDHS

1997

EPA314;

STL

Perchlorate

Naval Weapons Industrial

Navy' bytC Area T Industrial sije; Groundwaler
Reserve Plan!, McGregor Area T Delivery Station Groundwater 60 64 NO' -140.0 Stale DERP
Marine Corps method, 10 Surface Waler pathway
Texas
based on
CALDHS
1997 "

STL
Perchlorate
Area T Industrial sije; Sol
Naval Weapons Industrial bylC
Navy' contamination leaches to
Reserve Plant, McGregor AreaT Delivery StatIon Sod 2 32 NO· 2,300.0 method, Stale DERP
Manne Corp groundwater which leads to Surface
s Texas based on
Water pathway
CALDHS
1997

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Interest (Clearup
Location Numberot Range of requested.
Source of Perchlorate (Operations. Number of Analytical
Service Facility Site Detected Sample. Concentrations Potential Pathway(s) otExposure permiltilY,j Funding Type
Equipment, Activities) Datections Method
(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requtements.
samplilY,j
requirements)

STL
Perctiorate
Naval Waapons Industrial bylC
Navy! Area T Industrial s~e; Groundwater
Reserve Plant, McGregor Area T Delivery Stalion Sediment 0 2 NO method. Slate OERP
Marine Corps to Surface Water pathway
Texas based on
CALOHS
1997

EPA 3t4;
STl
Percliorate
Naval Weapons Industrial Area A Landfoll; Groundwater 10
Navy! by IC
Reserve Plant, McGregor Area A landFill OemililarizationlOisposai Groundwater 10 12 NO· ­ 110.0 Surface water; State OERP
Marine Corps method,
Texas Commericallindustrial worker
based on
CALOHS
1997

EPA 314;
STL
Perclbate
Naval Weapons Industrial Area D Landfill, Groundwater to
Navy I bylC
Reserve Plant, McGregor Area D Landfill Oemirdarization'Oisposai Groundwater 21 24 NO' - 2400 Surface Water; State OERP
Marine Corps method.
Texas CommerlCalllndustrial worker
based on
CALOHS
1997

STL
Perclbale
Area D Landfill; Potential for soil to
Naval Weapons Industrial by Ie
Navy! leach to groundwater. Groundwater
Reserve Plant. McGregor Area D LandFill Demaitarization'Oisposal Soil 0 6 NO method. State OERP
Marine Corps to surface water exposure pathway;
Texas based on
CommericaUlndustrial worker
CALOHS
1997

EPA 314;

STl

Perclbate

Naval Weapons Industrial Area E LandFdl; Groundwater to

Navy! bytC
Reserve Plant. McGregor Area E Landfill DemaitarizalionlD.sposal Groundwater 6 16 NO' ·900 SOOace Water; State OERP
Marine Corps method.
Texas CommericaVlndustrial worker
based on
CAlOHS
1997

STl
Perchlorate Area E landfill; Potential for sad 10
Naval Weapons Industrial bylC leach to groundwater. Groundwaler
Navy!
Manne Corps
Reserve Plant, McGregor Area E landfdl Demilitarization/Disposal soa 0 5 NO method. 10 Surface Water exposure Siale OERP
Texas based on pathway; Commericallindustrial
CAlOHS worker
1997

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Location Number of Range of requested,
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N.umberof Analytical
Service Facility Site DetectMf Sample. Concentrations Potential Pathway(s) of Exposure permilting Funding Type
Equipment. Activities)
Detactlona M.ethod
(Media' Collec:tMf DetflCted (ppb) requirements.
sampling
requirements)

€ P A314;
STl
Perchlorate
Naval Weapons Industrial Area 0 Landfill; Groonawater to
Navy I by IC
Reserve Plant, McGregor Area P Oem~ijarizationlOisposal Surface Water 22 48 NO' -42.0 Surface Water pathway; State OERP
MarimCorps method,
Texas Commericalllndustrial worker
based on
CAlOHS
1997

EPA 314;
STl
Perctbate
Naval Weapons Industrial Area 0 landfill; Groundwater to
Navy I bylC
Reserve Plant. McGregor AreaP DemUijarizationlDisposal Groundwater 74 110 NO' - 98.0 Surface Water pathway; State OERP
Marine Corps method,
Texas CommericaVlndustrial worker
based on
CAl DHS
1997

STL
Perchlorate
Naval Weapons Industrial bylC Area 0 landfift; Groundwater to
Navy I
Rese<ve Plant, McGregor AreaP DemilijariZalionlOisposal Sediment 0 2 NO method, Surface Water pathway; State OERP
Marine Corps
Texas based on CommericaVlndustriai worker
CAlOHS
1997
STl
Perctbate Area 0 Landfill; Potential for soi
Naval Weapons Industrial bylC contamination to leach into
Navy I
Reserve Plant, McGregor AreaP OemiitarizationlOisposai Soil 0 6 NO method, groundwater. Groundwater to State OERP
Marine Corps
Texas based on Surface Water exposure pathway;
CAlOHS Commerieal/lndustrial worker
1997

EPA 314;
STl Area Z Industrial Area. Polenlial for
Perchlorate ~ contamination to leach into
Naval Weapons Industrial
Navy I bylC groundwater. GroundWater which
Reserve Plant, McGregor Area Z OemditarizationlOisposal Groundwater 33 43 NO' - 91.0000 State OERP
Marine Corps method, leads to Surface Water exposure
Texas
based on pathway; CommericaVlndustrial
CAlOHS worker
1997

STl
Perchlorate
Naval Weapons Industrial bylC
Navy I
Reserve Plant, McGregor Area Z OemilftarizationiDisposal Soil 0 6 NO method. None Stale OERP
Marine Corps
.'f.exas based on
CALOHS
1997

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Regulatory
Interest (Cleanup
Location Number of Range of requested.
Source of Perchlorate IOperetiona, Number 01 Analytical
Service Facility Site Detected samples Concentrationa Potential Pathwey(a) of Exposure!permiIting funding Type
Equipment, Activities) Detections Method
IMedla) Collected Detected lppb) requirements,
sampling
requirements)

EPA 314;

I I I STL
Perchlorate
Navy I faval Weapons Induslrlal
Marine Cor Reserve Plant, McGregor Area F
ps Texas
Maintenance/Reconliguralion lsurface Water
I I I 84 125 ND' - 1,600.0
b IC IArea F Industrial Area;
~ Groundwater to &aface Water;
.:.00
~ Commericallinduslrial worker
CALOHS
I State I OERP

1991
--­
EPA 314;

,;:.;r,.I Corpsfaval
N Weapons Industrial
~eserve Plant, McGregor
I I
Area F MaintenanceJReconfigtration IGrOUndwaler
I I t 366 458 NO' ­ 17,0000
STL

l perc~ate tArea F Industrial Area;

~hod Groundwater to &aface Water; IState I DERP
exas ': 00 ~ Commericallindustrial worker
CALOHS
1997
--­
EPA 314;

I I I~ I I P S~L t Area F Industrial Area; Potential lor

ercb IC ,. leach'into
orae soit contamlll3tlOllto

I I
N I Naval Weapons Industrial
~;rne Cor IReserve Plant, McGregor Area F MaintenanceJReconf19uration 41 184 NO'· 98,000,0 ~hod groundwater. Groundwater to IState I OERP
ps Texas based o~ Sur1ace Water exposure pathway;
CAL OHS CommencaUlndustnal worker
1997
-­
STL

I Perchlorate

I I I I
N I (avat Weapons Industrial bylC
,;:.vy Cor Reserve Plant, McGregor Area F
nne ps Texas
!Maintenance/R8Configuration ISediment 0 2 NO method, I None IStale I DERP
based on
CALOHS
1991
--
STL

I I Perchlorate Area M Industrial S~e; Potential lor

Is~ I I I I
N I Naval Weapons Industrial bylC sol contamil1alion to leach to
~'Z.. Cor !Reserve Plant, McGregor Area M MaintenanceJReconflQuration, Storage 153 328 NO - 1.800,0000 method, groundwater. Groundwater to IState I OERP
Ps Texas based on Surface Water exposure pathway;
CALOHS Commerical/lnduslrial Worker
1991
-­
STL

N I (aVal Weapons Industrial

~;:ne Corps ~eserve Plant, McGregor Area M
I IMaintenanceiRecOnfiQUraliOn; Storage I I I I I
Sediment 1 9 NO·310.0
Perchlorate
by IC rrea M Industrial S~e; Groundwater
method, 10 Surface Water pathway; ISlata I OERP
exas based on Commerical/lnduslrial Worker
CALOHS
1997

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Interest (Clearoil
location Num"-rof Range of requested.
Source of Perchlorate (Operations. Nurn"-r of AnalytIcal
Service Facility Site Detected Semplea Concentratlona Potentlat Pethway(s) of Expoaurt permilling FUnding Type
Equipment, ActIvities) Detections Method
(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requirements.
sampling
11 requirements)

STL
Perchlorate
Naval Weapons Industrial bylC Area M IrdUslrial Stte; Groundwater
Navy!
Reserve Plant. McGregor AreaM MainlenanceIReconrllJUl'atiOll; Storage Surface Water 267 344 NO- 5.300.0 method. to Surface Water patlrNay; State DERP
Marine Corps
Texas based on Commerical/lnduslrial Worker
CAlDHS
1997

EPA 314;
STl
Perchlorate
Naval Weapons Industrial Area M Industrial Sile; Groundwater
Navy! bylC
Reserve Plant. McGregor AreaM MainlenanceJReconrlQlWation; Storage Groundwater 354 445 NO' - 85.000.0 to SU'face Water patlrNay; State OERP
Marine Corps method.
Texas Commericallindustrial Worker
based on
CAlOHS
1997

STl
Perchlorate Area B Industrial Area; Potential for
Naval Weapons Industrial bylC soil to leach to groundwater.
Navy!
Marine Corps
Reserve Plant. McGregor AreaB MaJ¥Jfacturlng SoH 1 2 NO-35.0 method. Groundwater to SU'face Water State OERP
Texas based on exposure pathway;
CAlOHS CornmericaVlndustriai worker
1997

STL
Perchlorate
Naval Weapons Industrial bylC
Navy I
Reserve Plant. McGregor Area B Manufacturing Groundwater 0 2 NO method. None State OERP
Marine Corps
Texas based on
CAlDHS
1997
STl
Perchlorate
Naval Weapons Industrial byte Area l Industrial stte; Groundwater
Navy I
Reserve Plant, McGregor Areal Operational Tasting Groundwater 10 33 NO-160.0 method. 10 Surface Waler; Slate OERP
Marine Corps
Texas based on CommericaVlndustrial worker
CAL OHS
1997
STL
Perchlorate
Naval Weapons Industrial bylC
Navy!
Reserve Plant. McGregor Areal Operational Testing SoH 0 29 NO method. None Slale DERP
Marine Corps
Texas based on
CAlDHS
1997

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InterMt (Clearop

Service I Facllily I Sile I

Source of Perchlorate (OperaUons,
Equipment. Activities) I
Location
Detected
j I
Number of Number of I
Range of
Detectlona Samples Concentrations
I Analytical I lreq~ed.
Method PotenUal Pathway(s) of Exposure ~iItlflll : I Funding Type
(Media) Collected Detecled (ppb) reqlll'8m3llts.
sampling
requirements)
I I
STL
Perchlorate

I I I I
N I Naval W&apons Industrial I bylC
~'Z.e Cor !Reserve Plant, McGregor Area L 10000ational Testing ISurf3C8 Water 0 4 NO met.hod. INone IState I OERP
Ps Texas based on
,CALDHS
1997
--­
EPA 314;

I I I I I I
STL

N I Naval Weapons Induslrlal Perchlorate

b IC IArea R Indus' . Groundwater
trial sile;
~Vy Cor IROseNe Plant. McGregor Area R loperational Testing Groundwater 27 41 NO- 1100 ~hod to Surface Water pathway; IState I OERP
nne ps Texas :sed .;. CommericaUlndustrial Worker
CALDHS
1997

I
STL

I I I I I
Perclbale

:r
N yI

1116
Naval Weapons Industrial
Cor IReserve Plant. McGregor Area R
ps Texas
loperatlOnal Testing Surface Water 4 7 NO- 23.0
by IC /Area R Induslrlal sije; Groundwater
method. to &nace Water pathway;
based on CommericaUlnduslrial Worker
I State I DERP

CALOHS
1997
-­
STL

I ISo~
Perclbate Area R Industrial site; Potential for

I I I I
N I Naval Weapons Industrial bylC soil 10 leach to groundwater.
,;;.;~ Cor slReserve Plant, McGregor Area R loperational Testing 1 21 NO - 59.0 method. Groundwater to Surface Water ISlate I DERP
P Texas based on exposure pathway;
CALOHS Commerical/lndustrial Worker
1997
-STL
N I
y
Naval Weapons Industrial
,;.v C jReserve Planl, McGregor Area R
nne orps Texas
I loperatiOnai Tosting /Sediment
! 0
I I I 2 NO
Perclbate
bylC
method. INone
based on
IState I DERP

CALOHS
1997
-STL
Na I
~~
Naval Weapons Industrial I
Cor slReserve Plant, McGregor OZ Olfsije
P Texas
I Operational Tosting
I I I I I
Soil
1 33 NO - 370.0
Perchlorate
bylC
method.
based on
Various manulaetur1ng areas onsije;
Potential for sol to leach into
groundwater. Groundwater to
Surface Waterexposure pathway;
IState I OERP

CALOHS Residentual
1997

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Equipment, ~tivltl..) I
Location
DetKted
(Media)
I I I I I
N mbe f
D~*lI~:' Number ol Range of
Collected Detected (ppb)
Analytical ,requested'
Sample. Concentrallona Method Potential Pathway(a) of Expoau per~ilting
requwemenls,
Interest (Clearql

I Funding Type
samplirg
l
requirements)

EPA 314;
I I

N I
I
Naval Weapons Industrial I
.:avy Cor Reserve Pia,... McGregor OZ Offs.e loperationai Testing I I I
Surface Water 4 21 NO' - 3700
I STL
Perchlorate IV'
b IC ,anous rnaBJI' .
actunng areas onstle;
~ Groundwater to Surface Wale<; ISlate I oERP
nne ps Texas 1 :'sed o~ Residenlual
CALOHS
1997
--­
EPA 314;

N I Naval Weapons Industrial I

Mavy Cor IReserve Plant. McGregor OZ Ollsile lOperatlona1 Testing I I I I
Groundwater 389 804 NO - 56.000.0
I r STL

per~ate arious maBJIaeturing areas onsite;

~ Groundwater to Surface Water; IState I oERP
anne ps Texas '::ed ~ Residentual
CALOHS
1997
-­
STL
PercHorale

I
N I Naval Weapons Industrial I by IC rarious maBJIacturing areas onsile;1
":''7ne Cor IReserve Plant, McGregor OZ Offsle
Ps Texas
/Operatlonal Testing ISedrment
I
2
I
19 NO -720.0
I metIlOd. Groundwater to Surface Water; IState
based on Residentual
CAL OHS
I DERP

1997
--­
EPA 314;

Navy I r aval
Weapons Industrial IBell Co Intake rperatlonal Tesling;
Marine Corps ~eserve Plant, McGregor (Off Posl)
exas
MaintenanceJReconflQuratlon; Storage;
Demilitarization/Disposal
ISurface Water
I I I I 1 45 NO' -4.1
STL
Perclbale
by IC IDrinking water supply pia"';
method. residential user
based on
IState I OERP

CALOHS
1997
--­
EPA 314;
STL

I I PercHorale

I I I
Navy I Naval Weapons Industrial Bluebonnet loperationai Testing; .
Marine Cor slReserve Plant. McGregor Intake (Off Post) MalntenancelRec~nf'9uratlOn;
Storage; IStrface Water 0 44 NO bylC INone
method. IState I oERP
p Texas Dem~.anzatlOn/Dlsposal
based on
CALoHS
1997
--­
EPA 314;

r I STL
Perchlorate

I I I
Navy I aval Weapons Industrial lGatesville Intake rperalional Testing; .
Ma' C Reserve Plant, McGregor (011 P t) Ma.ntenance/Reconfogurabon; Storage; Isurface Water 0 46 NO bytC lNone IState I OERP
melhod,
nne orps Te.as os Demilitarization/Disposal
based on
CALOHS
I I , I I I ! I
1997

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Intare.t (Cleanup
. . . Sourca of Parchlorale (Operationa. Location Number of Number of Ranga of Analylk:al reqoosled,
ServIce Facillly S,le E I A~,I It' ) Oelacilld 0 110 Sampla. Concentrations M Ihod Potanllal Pathway(a) of Exposura permitting Funding Type
qu pmanl, ... v ,aa (Madia) alae ,1lS ColJacllld Oalactlld (ppb) a requirements.
sampling
requirements)

EPA 314;
STL
Naval Weapons Induslrial. Operalional Tesling; Percliorate
Navy J Reserve Plant, McGregor HarrIS Creek (011 MaintenanceJReconflQuralion; Siorage; Surface Water 21 62 NO' _ 17.0 by tC Groundwater to SUlface water; State DERP
Marme Corps Texas Post) Demilitarization/Disposal .:~~ surface water; agricultural;

CALDHS
1997
EPA 314;
STl
N J
avy
Naval Weapons Industrial L k Bell (Off Operational Testing; per~ate Drink water and recreational
M C Reserve Plant. McGregor pa~) an MaintenanceJReconfiguralian; Storage; Surface Water 190 790 NO' - 210.0 ~hod reservoir; residential and State DERP
anne orps TellaS as DemilitarizaiionlDisposal ':Sed ~ agricultural receptors
CALOHS
1997
STl
Perchlorate
N J Navat Weapons Industrial l k Belt Off Operational Testing; by IC Drink water and recreational
.;.v. Car Reserve Ptant, McGregor pa~) an ( MaintenanceJReconflQuration; Storage;
y
Sediment 39 153 NO - 540.0 m81hod. reservoir; residential and State OERP
fine ps Texas as DemUKarizationJDisposal based on agricultural recep/ors
CALDHS
1997
STL
Perchlorate
Navy J Naval Weapons Industrial Lake Waco (Off Operationat Testing; . by IC Drinking water and recreational
Ma' C Reserve Plant. McGregor P t) MaintenanceJReconflQuratlOn; Stora ge; Surface Water 1 291 NO - 17.4 method, . id nt'a! 1 State OERP
nne orps Te><as as DemUKarizationJDisposal based on reservoir; res e I recap ors
CALOHS
1997
STl
Perchlorate
N yJ Naval Weapons Industrial l k W Off Operational Testing; , by IC
.;.v. C Reserve Plant. McGregor pa~) aco ( MaintenaoceJReconflQuratloo; Slorage; Sediment 0 69 NO m81hod. None State OERP
nne orps Texas as OemitKarizalionJDisposai based on
CAlOHS
1997
EPA 314;
STl
per~h/~ale
:a
N
vy
J
C
Nava! Weapons Industrial l R Off Operational Testing;
Reserve Plant. McGregor Peo~) lVer (
fine orps Texas as
MaintenanceJReconfiguration; Slorage;
DemititarizationJDisposal
Surface Waler 14 124
,
NO' - 27.0
River thaI suppll8S lake Belton its
;hod water; residential and agricultural State
bmsed' receptors
OERP
a on
CAlOHS
1997

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Interest (Cleaoop
Loc:ation Nurnberof Range of requested,
Source of Perchlorate (Operations, Number of Analvtical
Service Facility Site Oetec:ted Sarnples Concentrations Potential Pathway(s) of Exposure permiltir.g Funding Type
Equipment, Actlvilles) Oetec:tlons Mathod
IMedla) Collected Oetected (ppb) requirements,
sampling
requirements)

EPA 314;
STL
PercHorate
Naval Weapons Industrial OperatiOnal Testing; Groundwater to surface water;
Navy I South Bosque R. bytC
-Reserve Plant, McGregor MaintenanceiReconfoguration; Storage; Surfece Water 39 129 NO' -13.0 agricullural and residential State DERP
Marine Corps (Off Post) method,
Texas DemiijarizatiOnlDisposal receptors
based on
CALDHS
1997

EPA 314;
STL
Perchlorate
Naval Weapons Industoal OperatiOnal Testing;
Navy I Station Creek bytC Groundwater to Surface water;
Reserve Plan!. McGregor MaintenanceiReconfiguration; Storage; Surface Water 58 85 NO· - 6,600.0 State DERP
Marine Corps (011 Post) method. surface water; agricuft..-al receptor
Texas Demil~arizaliofVOisposal
based on
CALDHS
1997

EPA 314;
STL
Perchlorate
Naval Weapons Industrial OperatiOnal Testing;
Navy I Temples Intake bytC
Reserve Plan!. McGregor MaintenanceiReconflQUfation; Storage; Surface Water 0 44 NO None State OERP
Marine Corps (Off Post) method,
Texas Demil~arizationlOisposal
based on
CAL OHS
1997

EPA 314;
STL
Perchlorale
Naval Weapons Induslrial Operalional Testing,
Navy I Wacos Intake bylC
Reserve Plan" McGregor Mainienance/Reconfiguration; Storage; Surface Water 0 44 NO None Stale DERP
Manne Corps (Off Post) method,
Texas Oemil~arizationlOisposal
based on
CAL OHS
1997

EPA 314;
STL
Percl*lrate
Naval Weapons Industrial Operational Testing;
Navy I Wffdflowers by IC Surface water; irrigation; residential
Reserve Plant, McGregor MainlenanceiReconfiguration; Storage; Surface Water 2 45 NO· -6.0 Slate oERP
Marine Corps Intake (011 Post) method, receptors
Texas Demilitarization/Disposal
based on
CAL oHS
1997

EPA 314;
STL
Perchlorate Area 0 Industrial Area;
Naval Weapons Industrial
Navy I bylC Groundwater to surface water
Reserve Plant. McGregor Area 0 Storage Groundwater 62 88 NO· - 1600 State oERP
Marine Corps method, pathway; Commericallindustriat
Texas
based on Worker
CALDHS
1997

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Interest (ClearlJP
Location Number of "'angeot requested,
Source of Perchlorate IOperatlons. Number of Analytical
Service Facility Site Detected Samples Concentrations Potential Pathway(s) of Exposure permitting Funding Type
Equipment. AcUvitles) Detections Method
(Media) CoUected Detected (ppb) requiremenls.
sampling
requirements)

STL
Perchlorate Area D Industrial Area; Polenliallor
Naval Weapons Industrial bylC soi to Iea"h into groundwater,
Navy I
Reserve Plant. McGregor Area D Storage Soi 1 7 ND -25.0 method. Groundwater to suriace water State DERP
Marine Corps
Texas based on exposure pathway;
CAlDHS CornrnericaVlnduslrial Worker
1997
STL
Perchlorate
Naval Weapons Industrial bylC
Navy I
Reserve Ptant. McGregor AreaG Storage SOU 0 2 ND method. None State DERP
Marine Corps
Texas based on
CALDHS
1997
STL
Perc~orate
Naval Weapons industrial bylC
Navy I
Reserve Plant. McGregor AreaG Storage Groundwater 0 4 ND method, None State DERP
jMarine Corps Texas based on
CALDHS
.; 1997
,
EPA 314; "

STL
Perchlorate
Naval Weapons Industrial Area H storage area; Groundwater
Navy I bylC
Reserve Plant, McGregor AreaH Storage Groundwater 15 32 ND' - 41.0 to Surfa<;e Water; State DERP
Marine Corps method,
Texas CommericaVlnduslrial Worker
based on
CALDHS
1997

STL
Perchlorate
Naval Weapons Industrial bylC Area H storage area; Groundwater
Navy I
Reserve Plant, McGregor AreaH Storage Surfa"e Water 2 4 ND-9.7 method, to Surface Water; State DERP
Marine Corps
Texas based on Commericalltndustrial Worker
CALDHS
1997
STL
Perchlorate Area H storage area; P<ltential for
Naval Weapons Industrial bylC soU Ioleach inlo groundwater.
Navy I
Reserve Plant, McGregor AreaH Storage Soil 10 51 ND - 93,000.0 method, Groundwater to Surface Water State DERP
Marine Corps
Texas based on exposure'pathway.
CAL DHS CornmericaVlndus!ria1 WOrker
1997

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i-
Interest (Cleaoop
Location Number of
RAlnge of

Source of Perchlorate IOperaUons, Number of AnalytlClll

Se",lce I Facility I Site I Equipment, Activities)

Detected
Detection.
Sample.
Conc:entratlone

Method

PoIenUai PathwaYIs) of ExpOsw permitting I FUnding Type

IMedla) Collected
Detected Ippb)
requirements,
sampling
~I
I 1
requirements)

I
STL

Perchlorate

lSedi~ I I I I

N I Naval Weapons Industrial bytC

~;:.e Cor IReserve Plant McGregor Area H Istorage 0 2 NO method,

, None IState I DERP
Ps Texas based on

CALDHS

1997

-­
EPA 314;

Navy I (aval Weapons Industrial

Marine Corps ~eserve Plan!, McGregor Area S
exas
I /Storage I~ I I I
I
44 119
P ~ t Area 0 Industrial Area; POlerciallor
erb ICa e soil conlamination to leach into
NO - 1,500,000.0 m~hod, groundwater. Groundwater to IState I DERP
based surface water exposure pat.......y;
CAL ~ Commericallinduslrial Worker
1997
-STL
N I
Naval Weapons Industrial
~vy Cor IReserve Plant, McGregor Area S
nne ps Texas
I !S1orage I I I I
Sediment 1 4 NO-120.0
IPercNorate .
b IC IArea 0 Industnal Area;
~ Groundwater to surface water
~Sed ~ palhway; Commericallindustrial 'State I DERP

CAL OHS Worker

1997
---
EPA 314;

N INaval Weapons Industrial

~y C IReserve Plant, McGregor Area S
I IStorage I I I I I
Groundwater 117 140 NO' - 13,000.0
STL
Percl10rate
bylC
method,
Area 0 Induslrial Area;
Groundwater to surface water
pathway; CommericaVlnduslrial
'Stale I OERP
lne orps Texas
based on Worker
CALDHS
1997
---
EPA 314;

:? c I
I
Naval Weapons Industrial I
Reserve Plant, McGregor Area S /St;age I I I I
Surface Water 31 97 NO' "810.0
I STL
Percliorate
bylC
method,
Area 0 Industrial Area;
Groundwater to surface water
pathway; CornmericaVlndustrial
)State I OERP
me orps Texas
based on Worker
CAL DHS
1997
-

I I
STL

Perchlorate

I I I I I

N Vy I Naval Weapons Industrial by IC

.:a C Reserve Plant, McGregor Area A

nne orps Texas
ISOil 0 1 NO method,
'None
based on
IState I OERP

CAL OHS
1997

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; Interest {Clearop
Location Humber of Range of requested,
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Source of Perchlorate (Operatlona,
Equipment, Actlvltl..)
Detected
Humber of

Detectlon&

~s CORCentratloa

Analytical

Method

Potential Pathway(s) of Exposure permitting .

fUnding Type
(Media) Collected Detected (ppb)
requtements.
sampling
requirements)

STL

Pe<cliorale

Naval Weapons Industrial bylC

Navy!
Reserve Plant, McGregor Area A Groundwater 0 1 NO method.
None State DERP
Marine Corps
Texas based on

CALOHS

1997

EPA 314:

STL

Percliorate

Naval Weapons Industrial Open Area; Groundwater

Navy! bylC

Reserve Planl. McGregor AreaE Groundwale< 5 21 NO' ·400 recharges SlM1ace Waler; State DERP
Marine Corps method,

Te.as CommericaUlndustriai worker

based on

CAlOHS

1997

STL

Percliorate

Naval Weapons Industrial bylC

Navy!
Reserve Plant. McGregor AreaE Soil 0 6 NO method,
None State DERP
Marine Corps
Te.as based on

CALOHS

1997

STL

Perchlorale

Naval Weapons Industrial byte

Navy!
Reserve Plant, McGregor AreaE SUrtace Water 0 1 NO method,
None State OERP
Marine Corps
Te-as based on

CALOHS

1997

Potential human e-posure 'pathway

via groundwater. Residenlial area is
Naval Weapons Station 7SHMWOO2· EPA 314
located adjacent to Itle base by IR
Navy! (modnied) ,
S~e 22 and while they are geoerany Federal; Stale
Seal Beach Detachment Groundwater Oem~itarizationlDisposal Groundwater 1 1 0.6 OERP
Marine Corps
Concord Moniloring Well <MRL
on a public water supply system,
local irrigatiOn wells e-ist and ~Iicil
potable wens may too.

Potenlialhuman exposure pathway

via groundwater. Residential area
Naval Weapons Station BUAMWOO2· EPA 314 located adjacenl to Itle base and
Navy I (modified) • wh~e they are generally on a public Federal; Staie
Seal Beach Detachment Groundwater DemMarizatlOnlDisposal Groundwater 1 1 1.3' DERP
Marine Corps
Concord Monitoring Well <MRL water supply system. local irrigation
wells e.ist and Ulic~ potable wells
mayta>.

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Inttrest (Cleanup
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Service Facility Site Detected Samples Concentrations Potential Pathway(e) of ExposurE permiltlng FUnding Type
Equipment, Activities) Detectlona Method
(Media) Collected Delected (ppb) requirements,
sampling
requirements)

Potential ruman exposure pathway

via groundwater. Residential area
Naval Weapons StatIOn BUAMW010­ EPA 314 located adjacent to the base and
Navy! (modifllld) • while they are generaUy on a publIC Federal; State
Seal Beach Detachment Groundwater Dem~narizationlDisposal Groundwater 1 1 0.6' DERP
Marine Corps
Concord Monitoring wen <MRL water supply system, local irrigation
wells exist and lIictt potable waUs
may 100.

Naval Weapons Station BUAMVV011 -

Navy! EPA 314
$eal Beach Detachment Groundwater Dem~arizalionlDisposai Groundwater 0 1 NO None Federal, State DERP
Marine Corps (modifoed)
Concord Monitoring Well

Potential ruman exposure pathway

via groundwater. Residential area
Naval Weapons Station BUAMW012­ EPA 314 located adjacent to the base and
Navy! (modified) • while they are generally on a public Federal; State
Seal Beach Detactvnent Groundwater Dem~narizationlDisposal Groundwater 2 2 0.7 - 20 DERP
Manne Corps
Concord Monitoring wen <MRL water supply system, local inigalion
wells exist and illicit potable wells
may too.

Naval Weapons Station TLSMVVOO1 -

Navy! EPA 314
$eal Beach Detachment Groundwater Dem~narizalioniDisposal Groundwater 0 1 NO None Federal; Stale DERP
Marine Corps (modifoed)
Concord Monitoring Well
Naval Weapons Station TLSMVVOO2­
Navy! EPA 314
Marine Corps
seal Beach Detachment Groundwater Dem~itartzalionlDisposal Groundwater 0 1 NO
(modified)
None Federal; State DERP
CorICord Monnoring Well
Naval WeapOns Station TLSMWOO3­
Navy! EPA 314
Seal Beach Detachment Groundwater DemilitarizatIOn/Disposal Groundwater 0 1 NO None Federal; State DERP
Marine Corps (modified)
CorICord Momoring Well
Naval Weapons Station TLSMVVOO4 ­
Navy! EPA 314
Seal Beach Delactvnent Groundwater Dem~narizalfoniDisposal Groundwater 0 1 NO None Federal; State DERP
Marine Corps (modifoed)
CorICord Monitoring WeH
Naval Weapons Station TLSMVVOO5 ­
Navy! EPA 314
Seal Beach Detactvnenl Groundwater DemiliiarizaiioniDisposai Groundwater 0 2 NO None Federal; State DERP
Marine Corps (modified)
Concord Monitoring Well
Naval Weapons Station TLSMVVOO6 ­
Navy! EPA 314
Seal Beach Detachment Groundwater Dem~itarizationiDisposal Groundwater 0 1 NO None Federal; State DERP
MarIne Corps (modified)
Concord Monitoring Well
Naval Weapons Station TLSMVVOO7 ­
Navy! EPA 314
Seal Beach Detachment Groundwater Dem~narization/Disposal Groundwater 0 1 NO None Federal; State DERP
Mar,ne Corps (modified)
Concord Momoring Welt "

The building is on the fist to be

demolished in FY04. The building is
Surface
BU~ding 411, currently vacated. The human O&M or Defense
Navy! NAVVVPNSTA SEAL Waler646
NWSSeal MaintenanceiReconfiguratlon Other 3 14 ND - 9,410.0 exposure pathway is present for None Working Capital
Marine Corps BEACH CA Method 9058,
Beach workers that w~1 perform the Fund
IC
decontamination of the bu~ding prior
to demolilion.

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Interest (Cleaoop
Location Number of Ranga of requested.
Source of Perchlorate (Operations. Number of Analytical
Service Facilit~ Site Detected Samples Concentrations PotenUal P"'hwa~(a) of Exposur. permitting Funding Type
Equipment. Acllvltles) Oetactlona Method
(Medial Collected Detected (ppb) requiret!lerts.
sampliog
requiremerts)

The buikling is on the list to be

demolished in FY04. The buikliog is
Surface
Building 68, currently vacated. The human O&M or Defense
Navy! NAVWPNSTA SEAl Water846
NWSSeal MaintenanceJReeonflQuration Soil 4 7 NO· 2,460,0 exposure pathwa~ is present for None Worlting Capital
Marine Corps BEACHCA Method 9058.
Beach workers that wiD perform the Fund
IC
decontamination of the building priol
to demolition.
Surface
BuUding68. O&M or Defense
Navy! NAVWPNSTA SEAL Water846
NWSSeal MaintenancelReconflQuration Other 0 17 NO None None Working Capital
Marine Corps BEACHCA Method 9058.
Beach Fund
IC
The building is on the list to be
demolished in FY04. The building is
Surface
Building 75. currently vacated. The roman OSM or Defense
Nav~! NAVWPNSTA SEAL Water846
NWSSeal MainlenanceJReconfJguralion Other 1 27 NO -2,400,0 exposure pathway is presert for None WorkirJg Capital
Marine Corps BEACHCA Method 9058.
Beach workers that will perform the Fund
IC
decontamination of the building priol
to demolition
CA
Department
IRS~e6,
Navy! NAVWPNSTA SEAL Operational Tesling; of Health
Explosive Groundwater 0 5 NO None State OERP
Marine Corps BEACHCA Demilitarization/Disposal Services
Burning Ground
Perchlorate
Method

IR Site 70.
Research
Navy! NAVWPNSTA SEAL Testing and Research, Development, Test and
Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None State DERP
Marine Corps BEACHCA Evaluation Area Evaluation

for Saturn II

launch Vehicle

Navy! Surface Warfare Ceoler S~e 12 Chemical

Dem~itarizationlOisposal Groundwater 1 8 NO' - 76 EPA 314 Federal; Slate DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN Burn Area

Navy I Surface Warfare Center Site 15 Scrap

Dem~ilarizationlDisposal Sediment 0 7 NO EPA 314 None Federal; Slate OERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN Area

Navy! Surface Warfare Center S~e 15 Scrap

DemilitarizatoonJDisposal Soil 0 21 NO EPA 314 None Federal; State OERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN Area

Navy! Surface Warfare Center Site 15 Scrap

DemaitarizabonJD,sposai Groundwater 0 5 NO EPA 314 None Federal; Slate DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN Area

Navy! Surface Warfare Center S~e 15 Scrap

DemilitarizationJDlSposal Surface Water 0 3 NO EPA 314 None Federal, State DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN Area

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L.ocatlon Number of Range of requesled,
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Equipment. Acth,itl••) Detecllons Method
(Medl.) Collected Detected (ppbl requirements,
sampling
requirements)

Navy! Surface Warfare Center Sile 4 Case

Dem~i1arizallon/Disposal Soil 1 15 NO' - 339.0 EPA 314 Federal; Stale DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN Storage Area

Navy! Surface Warlare Center Site 4 Case

OemiilarizationiDisposal Sediment 0 3 NO EPA 314 None Federal; Siale DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN Storage Area

Navy! Surface Warfare Center Site 4 Case

Oemiitarizalion/Disposal Groundwater 0 5 NO EPA 314 None Federal; Stale DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN Storage Area

Navy! Surface Warfare Center Site 4 Case

DemUitarizalion/Disposai Surface Water 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; Stale DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN Storage Area

Navy! Surface Warfare Cenler S~e 40 Bldg.

DemditarizalioniDisposai Soi 0 19 NO EPA 314 None Federal; State DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN 120B DRMO Lot

Navy! Surface Warfare Center Site 40 Bldg

DemUilarization/Oisposal Groundwater 0 8 NO EPA 314 None Federal; Stale DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN 1208 DRMO Lot

Navy! Surface Warfare Center Site 61a Gamba

Dem~itarization/DiSposal Sedimenl 0 9 NO None Federal; State DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN Creek Ash Dump

Navy! Surface Warfare Center Site 61a Gamba

DemUilarization/DisposaJ SOU 0 30 NO None Federal; Stale DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN Creek Ash Dump

Navy! Surface Warfare Caoter S«e61aGamba

Demilitarization/Disposal Surface Water 0 6 NO EPA 314 None Federal; Slate DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN Creek Ash Dump

S~e 61b Gamba

Navy! Surface Warfare Center
Creek Disposal OemHitarization/DlSposal Sediment 0 4 ND None Federal; Slate DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN
Area

Site 61b Gamba

Navy; Surface Warfare Center

Creek DISposal Demilitarization/Disposal Soil 0 8 NO None Federal; Slate DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN
Area

S"e 61 b Gamba

Navy! Surface Warfare Center

Creek Disposal Dem~ilarizalioniDisposal Groundwater 0 4 NO EPA 314 None Federal; State DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN
Area

Site 61b Gamba

Navy! Surface Warfare Cenler

Creek Disposal Demiilarization/Disposal Surface Water 0 4 NO EPA 314 None Federal; Stale DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN
Area

Navy! Surface Warfare Center

Site 62 Bldg 396 Demilitarization/Disposal Sediment 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; State DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN

Navy! Surface Warfare Center

Site 62 Bldg, 396 Demilitarization/Disposal So~ 0 10 NO EPA 314 None Federal, State DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN

Navy! Surface Warfare Cenler

Site 62 Bldg 396 Demilitarization/DIsposal Groundwater 0 4 NO EPA 314 None Federal; State DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN

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sampling
requirements)

NMav y 1 Cor Surf

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anne ps 0 HL E

O&M or Defense
Navy / Surface Warfare Center DB/DO OulfaU Research, Development. Test and C'. . . .
Wt 1 2 NO' _ 7 4 EPA 314 N Work' Capital
Marine Corps DAHLGREN 012 Evaluation """ ..ee a er . one ~nd

O&M or Defense
Navy / Surface Warfare Center 08/00 W-'J Research, Development. Test and Gr-'''''' at 7 9 NO· _2 100 0 EPA 314 Stat W-...· C it I
Marine Corps DAHlGREN ~s Evaluation ""'NW er . . e "'~~ ap a

Navy / Surface Warfare Center S' 62 RIAn 396 Research, Development Test and ,,-". nt 0 1 NO No Federal' Stat DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN ..e .....". Evaluation """""e ne. e

Navy / Surfaee Warfare Center S' 62 BId 396 Research. Development. Test and Soil 0 10 NO N Feder ,. St t DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN ..e g. Evaluation one a• ae

Navy / S..-iace Warfare Center ". 62 Bid 396 Resear«h. Development. Test and G oundw t 0 4 NO EPA 314 N Federal' 51 I DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN ",.e g. EvaluaflOO r a er o n e . ae

Navy / Surface Warfare Center Sit 62 BId 396 Research. Development. Test and S rf W t 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Fed al' Stat DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN e g. Evaluation u ace a er er. e

Sile2 Fenced
Navy 1 Surface Warfare Center 0 rd B ' I Research, Development, Test and G nd t 0 18 NO EPA 314 None Feder I' St t DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN AT nance una EvaluaflOn; Dem~narizalioniDisposal rou wa er . a. a e
ea
Sne 6 Terminal
Navy 1 Surface Warfare Center Ra e Airplane Research. Devel()Jlment: Test and Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; State DERP
Manne Corps DAHLGREN paZ EvaluatIOn; Dem~~arlzabonlD.sposal

Sile9
Navy 1 Surface Warfare Center Dis saVBum Research, DeVel~pment Test and Groundwater 0 10 ND EPA 314 None Federal; Stale DERP
Marine Corps DAHLGREN AT po Evaluabon; Dem,lilarlzabonlD,sposai
ea
O&M or Defense
:;~ Corps PATUXENT RIVER NAS ~:~~~ater No contamination sources. Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None None work~pital

O&M or Defense
~~vy I Cor PATUXENT RIVER NAS Bsource 36water No contamination sources. Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None None Working Capital
-~ ps -~ ~
O&M or Defense
NaVy ou
/ Cor PATUXENT RIVER NAS sBIdgrce w ater No contamination sources. Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None None Working Capital
Marlne ps 2275 Fund

N O&M or Defense
M:;~ Corps PATUXENT RIVER NAS ~~~~ater No contamination sources. Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None None work~Capijal

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Locatlon Number of Ra"lle of requested.
Source of Perchlorete (Operations. Number of Analytlca'
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Equipment. Acllvlt_) Delaetlons Method
(Media) Collected DetllCted (ppb) requirements.
sampling
!1 requirements)

O&M or Defense
Navy! Source Water
PATUXENT RIVER NAS No conlamination sources. Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None None Working capital
Marine COfps Bldg 524
Fund

O&M or Defense
Navy! Source Water
PATUXENT RIVER NAS No conlamination sources. Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None None Working capital
Marine COfps Bldg 529
Fund

O&M or Defense
Navy! Source Water
PATUXENT RIVER NAS No contamination sources. Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None None Working capital
Marine COfps Bldg 530
Fund

O&M or Defense
Navy! Source Water
PATUXENT RIVER NAS No conlamination sources. Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None None Working capital
Marine COfps Bldg 531
Fund

O&M or Defense
Navy! Source Water
PATUXENT RIVER NAS No contamination sources, Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None None Working capital
Marine Corps Bldg 536
Fund

O&M or Defense
Navy! Source Water
PATUXENT RIVER NAS No contamination sources, Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None None Working capital
Marine COfps Bldg 575
Fund

O&M or Defense
Navy! Source Water
PATUXENT RIVER NAS No contamination sources. Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None None Working capital
Marine COfps Bldg 583
Fund

O&M or Defense
Navy! Source Waler
PATUXENT RIVER NAS No contamination sources, Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None None Working Capital
Marine CorJ;ls Bldg 584
Fund

O&M or Defense
Navy! Source Water
PATUXENT RIVER NAS No contamination sources. Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA314 None None Working Capital
Marine COfps Bldg 587
Fund

O&M or Defense
Navy! Source Water
PATUXENT RIVER NAS No contamination sources, Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None None Working Capital
Marine Corps Bldg 590
Fund

0&'-1 or Defense
Navy I Source Water
PATUXENT RIVER NAS No contaminatiOn sources. Groundwater 0 2 NO EPA 314 None None Working Capital
Marine COfPS Bldg 617
Fund

O&M or Defense
Navy! Source Water
PATUXENT RIVER NAS No contamination sources. Groundwater 0 1 ND EPA 314 None None Working Capital
Marine COfps Bldg 671
Fund

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Intere.t (Cleanup
Location Humber of
Range of requested.
Source of Perchlorate (Operations. Number of Analyticat
Service Facility Site Deteded Samples
Concentllltlons Potential Pathway(a) of Expoauralpermilling .' Funding Type
Equipment, Actlvitle.) Oatec:tions Method
(Media) CoUec:ted
Detected (ppb) requirements.
sampling
requirements)

Lualua/e; StalIC
Na,y I \PEARL HARBOR
Manne CorpsNAVMAG
Rocket Motor IOperationai Tesling Soi o 9 NO EPA 314 (None Federal; Siale DERP
Test Facijily

Installation
Restoration SIte
14 wells MW01.
Na,yl EPA 314
Marine CorpslPORT HUENEME CBC MW02. MW03. INone has OOen determined. Groundwater o ND (modifllld) INane State DERP
MW04, MW16.
MW17. MW18,
andMW1g.

California
MeIhOd­
Sile 20 - Area A
Determination
Na,y I ISUB....SE NEW LONDON Weapons Genter I
Manne Corps CT - Monitoring Well
Groundwater o NO of Perchlo,ate None Federal; Slate DERP
by Ian
2WCMW1S Chramalograp
hy

CaiWornia
Method ­
Site 20 - Area A
Determination
Na"y I ISUB....SE NEW LONDON Weapons Genter
Marine Corps CT - Monitoring Well
Groundwater o ND I
of Perchlorate None Federal; Slate OERP
by Ion
2WCMW2S Chromatograp
hy
CalWamia
Method­
Site 20 - Area A
Determination
Na"y I ISUBASE NEW LONDON Weapons center
Marine Corps. CT - Mon~oring Well
Groundwater o ND I
of Perchlorate None Federal; State DERP
bylon
2WCMW3S Ch,oma!ograp
hy

California
Sile 20 - Area A Method ­
Determination
Na,y I ISUBASE NEW LONDON Weapons Center
Marine Corps CT - Monitoring Well
Groundwater o ND I
of Perchlorate None Federal; Slate DERP
by Ion
2WCMW4D Chramalograp
hy

CalWornia
Method ­
Sile 7 - Torpedo
Determination
NavyI ISUBASE NEW LONDON Shops­ I
Monitoring Well
Groundwater o 2 ND of Perchlorate None Federal; Stale DERP
Manne Corps CT by Ion
7MW10S Chromalograp
hy

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Interest (Cleanup
Loc:atlon Number of Range of requested,
Source of Perchlor.te (Oper.tlons, Mumberof Analyllcal
Service facility Site Detected Samples Concentr8ll0n. Potential Pathwey(s) of Expoaure\permilling Funding Type
Equipment, Actlvltlea) Detection. Method
(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requir8ldenls,
sampling
requirements)

Calffomia
Sde 7 - Torpedo Method­
Navy I ISUBASE NEW LONDON Shops ­ Detetminauon
Manne Corps CT Monitoring Well
Groundwater o NO ofPerchtolale INone Federal; Stale OERP
by Ion
7MW11S Chromatograp
hy

California
Sde 7 - Torpedo Method­
Navy I ISUBASE NEW LONDON Shops ­ DeterminatiOn
Manne Corps CT MoniloringWeil
Groundwater o 2 NO ofPerchlorateINone Federal; Slate OERP
by ton
7MWSS Chromatograp
hy
California

Sile 7 - Torpedo Method­

Navy I ISUBASE NEW LONDON Shops ­ Determination

Marine Corps CT Monitoring Well

Groundwater o NO I
of Perchlorate None Federal; Slale DERP
by Ion
7MW6S Chromatograp
hy
California
SRe 7 - Torpedo Method­
Navy I ISUBASE NEW LONDON Shops ­ Determination
Marine Corps CT Monnoring Well
Groundwater o NO of Perchtolate INone Federal; Stale OERP
by ton
7M'N7S Chromatograp
hy

California

SRe 7 - Torpedo Method­

Determination
Navy I ISUBASE NEW LONDON Shops ­
Marine Corps CT Monnoring Well
Groundwater o NO of Perchlorate I None Federal; Stale OERP
by Ion
7MW8S Chromatograp
hy
Calffornia

SRe 7 - Torpedo Method ­

Determination
Navy I ISUBASE NEW LONDON Shops ­
Marine Corps CT Mondoring Well
Groundwater o ND I
of Perchlorate None Federal; Slale DERP
by Ion
7MW9S Chromatograp
hy
Catffornia

Site 7 - Torpedo Method ­

Determination
Navy I ISUBASE NEW LONDON Shops ­
Marine Corps CT Temporary Well
Groundwater o NO I
of Perchlora" None Federal; Slale DERP
by Jon
7TW10 Chromatograp
hy

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sampling
requirements)

Calffomia
S.il. . 1 ' Torpedo Melhod -
DeterminatiOn
Navy! SUBASE NEW LONDON Shops­
'. Groundwater 0 1 NO of Perdliorale None Federal; Stale DERP
Marone Corps CT Temporary Well
by Ion
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hy

California
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Navy! SUBASE NEW LONDON Shops ­
Groundwater 0 1 NO of Perchlorale None Federal; State DERP
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byron
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hy

InvestigatIOn
Area Fl, Former
Navy! VALLEJO CA MARE IS
Production Storage Groundwater 0 11 NO EPA 314 None State BRAC
Marine Corps NSY
Manufacturing
Area (PMA)

Potential pathway under residentlal

Navy! WMe Oak Surface 01GroundwaterO
Marine Corps Warfare Center B
Demilitarization/Disposal Groundwater 4 4 12.0,16.0 E3OO.0 n
roose scenario residents access Federal; Stale BRAC
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! Whote Oak Surface 01Groundwaterl
Marine Corps Warfare Center 01
DemilitarizatiorJDisposai Groundwater 2 3 ND,9.4 E3OO0 n
reuse scenario residents access Federal; State BRAC
groundwater lor potable us",

Navy! White Oak Surface 01Groundwaterl

OemiitarizatiorJOisposai Groundwat",r 0 4 NO E3OO.0 None Federal; State BRAC
MarineCorps Warfar'" Center 02

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! While Oak Surface 07Groundwater1
DemilitarizatiorJOisposal Groundwater 2 4 NO,290 E3OO.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; Stat", BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler 03
"
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! Whit", Oak Surface 07Groundwaterl
Oem~iIarizatiorJOisposal Groundwater 4 5 NO, 13.3 E3OO.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler 04
groundwaler for potable use.

Polential pathway under residenlial

Navy! White Oak Surface 07Groundwaterl
Oern~ilarizatlOnID,sposal Groundwater 3 3 60-9.9 E3oo.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
MariO!! Corps Warfare Cenler 05
groundwater for potable use.

Potenlial pathway under residential

Navy! WMe Oak Surface 07Groundwater4
Oem~itanzalioniDisposal Groundwater 1 5 NO - 5.3 E300.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler 1
9roundwater for potable use.

Navy! While Oak Surface 07Groundwater4 Q

Oern~itanzatlOnlDlsposal Groundwater 6 NO E3oo.0 None Federal; State BRAG
Marine Corps Warfare Center 3

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Location
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I I I I I Number of Range of
Number of Samples Concentrations
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A , . I
et
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Marine Corps Warfare Center
07PZ42 1
DemKnanzallOniOisposal IGrOUndwater 1 1 I 0 3 NO I E3000 lNone Federal; Siale I BRAC

Navy I White Oak Surface 02Groundwat....1 NA

Marine Corps Warf3fe Center 02
Groundwater 0 4 NO E300.0 INone Ifederal, Slale I BRAC

Navy I White Oak Surface 02Groundwater1 E300.0; EPA

03
NA Groundwater 0 4 NO 314 1None (Federal; Siale I BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Navy' White Oak Surface 02Groundwater1 E300.0; EPA

04
NA Groundwaler 0 4 NO
314 1None (Federal, Slate I BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Navy' While Oak Surface 02Groundwater1 NA E300.0; EPA

05

Groundwater 0 4 NO 314 1None !federal; State I BRAC

M31ine Corps Warfare Center

Navy I While Oak Surface

02Groundwater3 NA
Groundwaler 0 4 NO E300.0 INone IFederal; Slate I BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 0

Navy I White Oak Surface 02Groundwater3 E300.0; EPA

NA Groundwater 0 5 NO 314 1None IFederal; Siale I BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 1

Navy' Whne Oak Surface

02Groundwater3 E300.0; EPA
NA Groundwater 0 4 NO 314 1None IFederal; Slate I BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler 2

Navy' While Oak Surface

02Groundwater4 E3000; EPA
NA Groundwater 0 4 NO
314 1None !Federal; Stale I BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 5

Navy' While Oak Surface

02Groundwaler7 E300.0; EPA
NA Groundwater 0 4 NO
314 INone (Federal; Slale I BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 6

Navy-f While Oak Surface 02SB1OO'2Groun E300.0; EPA

NA Groundwater 0 5 NO None IFederal; Slale I BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler dwaler100 314

Potential pathway under residential

Navy I Whne Oak Surface 02SB101/2Grour E300.0;EPA
NA Groundwater 1 4 NO-5.9 reuse scenario if residents access IFederal; Stale I BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center dwater101 314
groundwater for potable use.

Navy' While Oak Surface 03Groundwater1 NA

Marine Corps Warfare Center 02
Groundwater 0 5 NO E300.0 None IFederal; Stale I BRAC

Navy' Whije Oak Surface 03Groundwater1 JNA

Marine Corps Warfare Center 04
IGroundwater I 0 I 3 I NO I E300.0 INane IFederal; Stale I BRAC

Navy' Whne Oak Surface 03Groundwater1 INA

Marine Corps Warfare Center 07
(Groundwater I 0 I 3 I NO I E300.0 INane IFederal; Slale I BRAC

Navy' Whne Oak Surface 03Groundwater1 INA

Marine Corps Warfare Center 7
IGroundwater I 0 I 4 I NO I E300.0 INane IFederal; State I BRAC

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RegUlatory
Int.,..t (Cleanup
Location Number of Range of requested.
Source of Perch/orate (Operations, Number of Analytical
Service Facility Site Detected Samples Concentrations Potential Pathway(s) of Exposurajpermilling FundlngT)'...
Equipment, Activities) Detections Method
(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requirements.
sampling
requirements)

Navy I IWhIle Oak Surface 03Groundwatert INA

Marine Corps Warfare Center 8
Groundwater o 4 NO E300.0 INone Federal; State BRAC

Navy I IWhite Oak Surface 03Groundwaler1 INA

Marine Corps Warfare Gerter ,9
Groundwater o 5 NO E300.0 INone Federal; Slate BRAC

Navy I /White Oak Surface 03Groundwater4

Marine Corps Warfare Genter 7
1NA Groundwater o 3 NO E300.0 INone Federal; Slate BRAC

Navy I IWhite Oak Surface 03Groundwater7 INA

Marine Corps Warfare Center 7
Groundwater o 3 NO E300.0 INone Federal; State BRAC

Navy.! IWhite Oak Surface 03Groundwater7

Marine Corps Warfare Genter 8D
1NA Groundwater o 5 NO E300.0 INone Federal; State BRAC

Navy I IWhile Oak Surface 03Groundwater7 INA Groundwater o 5 NO E3oo.0 INone Federal; Stale BRAe
Marine Corps Warfare Center 8S

Navy I IWhile Oak Surface

03SP201 NA Groundwater o 2 NO E3OO0 INone Federat, State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Navy I IWhile Oak Surface

Marine Corps Warfare Center
03SP202 NA Groundwater o NO E3oo.0 INone Federal; State BRAC

Navy I IWhile Oak Surface 03Surface

NA Surface Waler o 2 NO E3oo.0 INone Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Waterl02

Navy I /While Oak Surface O4Groundwater1 INA o

Marine Corps Warfare Center o
Groundwater 2 NO E300.0 INone Federal; State BRAC

Navy i IWhile Oak Surface O4Groundwater1 INA Groundwater o 3 NO E3oo.0 INone Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 00

Navy I IWh~e Oak Surface O4Groundwaterl INA Groundwater o 2 NO E3oo.0 INone Federat; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 01

Navy I 'IWhile Oak Surface O4Groundwater1 INA

Marine Corps Warfare Center 02
Groundwater o NO E3OO0 INone Federal; State BRAC

Navy I IWhite Oak Surface 04Groundwaterl INA Groundwater o 2 NO E3oo.0 INone Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 03

Navy I IWhite Oak Surface O4Groundwater 1 INA Groundwater o 3 NO E3oo.0 INone Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 04

Navy I IWhije Oak Surface O4Groundwaterl INA Groundwater o 7 NO E300.0 INone Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps WarfarllCenter 05

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Interest (Cleanup
Location Number of
Range of requested.
Source of Perchlorate (Operations. Humber of
Analyllcat
Service Facility Slle Delec:tld Samples
Concentrations
Potentlal Pathway(sl of Exposun permilling Funding Type
EquJpment. ActlYlUe'l Detec:tlona
Method
(liedial Collec:tId
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H requiremenls)

Navy I While Oak Surface 04Groundwatert

NA Groundwater 0 3 NO E3000 None Federal: Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warlare Center 06

Navy I While Oak Surface 04Groundwater1

NA Groundwater 0 3 NO E3000 None Federal; Slale BRAC
Marine Corps Warlare Center 07

Navy I White Oak Surface 04Groundwater1

NA Groundwater 0 5 NO E300.0 None Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 08

Navy I While Oak Surface 04Groundwater1

NA Groundwater 0 4 NO E3000 None Federal; Slale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 09

Navy I White Oak Surface 04Groundwater1

NA Groundwater 0 2 NO E300.0 None Federal; Slale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler 1

Navy I While Oak Surface 04Groundwatert

NA Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Wanare Center 10

Navy I While Oak Surface 04Groundwatert

NA Groundwater 0 3 NO E3000 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenlllf 2

Navy I While Oak Surface 04Groundwatert

NA Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; Slate BRAe
Marine Corps Warfare Center 3

Potential pathway under residential

Navy I Whne Oak SlIface 04Groundwatert
NA Groundwater 2 3 NO-76.0 E300.0 reuse scenario it residents aCCeSS Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 5
groundwater for potable USB.

Navy I Whne Oak Surface 04Groundwater2

NA Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 00

Navy I White Oak Surface 04Groundwaler2

NA Groundwater 0 3 NO E3000 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 01

Navy I Whne Oak Surface 04Groundwater2

NA Groundwater 0 2 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 02

Navy I White Oak Surface 04Groundwater4

NA Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
MarineCorps Warfare Center 8

Navy I White Oak Surface 04Groundwater4

NA Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; Slale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 90

Potential pathway under residential

Navy I White Oak Surface 04Groundwater5
NA Groundwater 1 6 NO-9.3 E3000 reuse scenark:> if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine CorpS Warfare Center 0
groundwater for potable use.

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Interest (Cleanup
Location Number 01 Rangu of requested,
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Service Facility Site Detected Samples Concentratlona Potential Pathway(a) of Exposurt permitting Funding T~pe
Equipment, Activities) Detections Method
(Med") Collec:ted Detected (ppb) requirerrenls.
sampling
requirements)

Navy I White Oak Surface 04Groondwaler5

NA Groondwater 0 4 NO E3000 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 2

Navy! White Oak Surlace 04Groondwaler7

NA Groundwater 0 5 NO E3000 None Federal; Stale BRAC
ManneCorps Warfare Center 9

Potential pathway under residenlial

Navy! While Oak Surface 04Groondwaler8
NA Groundwater 3 4 NO-l0.0 E300.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine ~?,"ps Warfare Center 0
groundwater lor potable use.

Navy! White Oak Surface 04Groundwaler8

NA Groundwater 0 5 NO E300.0 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 10

Navy! While Oak Surface 04Groundwater8

NA Groundwaler 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; Siale BRAC
Manne Corps Warfare Center 1S

Navy! White Oak Surface 04Groundwaler8

NA Groundwaler 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 2

Navy! While Oak Surface

04PZ89 NA Groundwater 0 4 NO' E300.0 None Federal; Siale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Genter

Navy! While Oak Surface 05GroundwaterO

NA Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 1

Navy! While Oak Surface 05GroundwaterO

NA Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 2

Navy! White Oak Surface OBGroundwater3

NA Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler 3

Navy! Wh~e Oak Surface 08Groundwater3

NA Groundwater 0 3 NO E3000 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 4

Navy! Wh~e Oak Surface 08Groundwater3

NA Groundwater 0 3 NO E3000 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler 5

Navy! While Oak Surface 08Groundwater3

NA Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 6

Navy! White Oak Surface 08Groundwater5

NA Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 3

Navy! Wh~e Oak Surface 13GroundwaterO

NA Groundwater 0 4 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 1

Navy! Whffe Oak Surface 13GroundwaterO

NA Groundwater 0 5 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler 2

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Location Number of Range of requested,
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Equipment, Activities) OetllCtlons Method
(Media) Collected OelllCted (ppbl reqlkements,
sampling
requirelllents)

Navy! White Oak Surface 13GroundwaterO

NA Groundwater 0 5 NO EJOO.O None Federal; State BRAC
ManneCOIPS Warfare Center 3

Navy! While Oak Surface 13GroundwaierO

NA Groundwater 0 4 NO EJOOO None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marone COIps Warfare Center 4

Navy I While Oak Surface 13Groundwater2

NA Groundwater 0 3 NO EJOO.O None Federal; Slate BRAC
MaroneCOlps Warfare Center 00

Navy! While Oak Surface 13Groundwaler2

NA Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 04

Navy! .. While Oak Surface 13Groundwater2

NA Groundwater 0 2 NO EPA 314 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine COIps Warfare Center 05 -
Navy! While Oak Surface
20WP01 NA Groundwater 0 2 NO EJOO.O Nona Federal; State BRAC
Marine COIps Warfare Center

Navy! While Oak Suface

20WP02 NA Groundwater 0 1 NO EJOO.O Nona Federal; State BRAC
Marine COIpS Warfare Center

Navy! While Oak Surface

20WP03 NA Groundwater 0 1 NO EJOOO None Federal; State BRAC
Marine COIps Warfare Center

Navy! While Oak Surface

35WPOI NA Grounclwaler 0 1 NO E300.0 Nona federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Navy! Whlte Oak Surface

35WP02 NA Groundwater 0 1 NO E3000 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Navy! Whole Oak Surface

35WP03 NA Grounclwater 0 1 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine COIps Warfare Center

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! While Oak Surface
40WP01 NA Groundwater 1 1 42,0 EJOO.O reuse scenario if residents access federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway uOOer residential

Navy! White Oak Surface
47WP01 NA Groundwater 1 1 6.0 E300.0 reuse scenario if residents access federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center
groundwater for potable use.

Navy! While Oak Surface

47WP02 NA Grounclwaler 0 1 NO EJOOO None federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Navy! While Oak Surface

47WP05 NA Groundwater 0 2 NO E300,O None Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

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Service Facility Sile Detected Samples Concentrations Polential Pathway(s) of Exposure permitting Funding Type
Equipment. Activities) Detections Method
(Media) Collected Detected (ppbl requirements.
sampling
requirements)

Potential pathway under residential

.
Navy! White Oak Surface E3OO.0; EPA
ARL-STS-AS NA Groundwater 2 15 NO' -4.0 reuse scenario if residents access FQderat; State BRAC
Manne Corps Warfare Center 314
groundwater for potable use.

Navy! White Oal< Surface

ARL-STS-AS NA Other
Marine Corps Warfare Center
° 3 NO EPA 314 None FQderal; State BRAC

Navy! While Oak Slriace

ARL-STS-INF NA E3OO,0
MafineCorps Warfare Center
Groundwater
° 1 NO None Federal; Stale BRAC

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! White Oak Surface E3OO,0; EPA
ARL-STS-OF NA Groundwater 3 23 NO'-7,0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 314
groundwater for potable use,

Navy! White Oak Surface

ARL-STS-OF NA Other 0 3 NO EPA 314 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Navy! While Oak Surface

NA Other
Marine Corps Warfare Center
ARL-SUMP
° 4 NO EPA 314 None Federal; State BRAC

Navy! While Oak Surface E300,0; EPA

ARL-SUMP NA GrOUndwater 13 NO
Marine Corps Warfare Center
° 314
None Federal; State BRAC

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! White Oak Surface ARL-Surface E3OO,0;EPA
NA Surface Water 3 10 NO' -4.5 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Wanare Center WaterS-AS 314
groundwater lor potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! White Oak Surface ARL-Surface
NA Groundwater 6 8 NO' - 58 EPA 314 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAG
Marine Corps Wanare Center WaterS-AS
groundwater for potable use,

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! WMe Oak Surface ARL-Surface E3OO.0; EPA
NA Surface Water 3 9 NO' - 11.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAG
Marine Corps Warfare Center WaterS-INF 314
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! White Oak Surface ARL-Surface
NA Groundwater 5 8 NO' - 8.0 EPA 314 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAG
Marine Corps Warfare Center WaterS-INF
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! WMe Oak Sunace ARL-Surface E300,0; EPA
NA Surface Water 10 17 NO' -70 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAG
Marine Corps Warfare Center WaterS-OF 314
groundwater for potable use,

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! White Oak Surface ARL-Surface
NA Groundwater 8 11 ND' - 8.4 EPA 314 reuse scenario if residents access FQderal; Stale BRAG
Marine Corps Warfare Center WaterS-OF
groundwater for potable use.

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Location Number of Range of requested.
Source of Perchlorate (Operationa. Number of Analytical
Service Facility Site Detected Sample. Concentrll!lona Potential Pathway(a) of Exposure permitting FUnding Type
Equipment. Activities) Oetect.lo". Method
(Medta) Collected Detected (ppb) requirements.
sampling
requirements I

Navy! While Oak Surface

B-1 NA Groundwater 0 3 NO EJOOO None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Navy! While Oak Surface

B-3 NA Groundwater 0 1 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Navy! While Oak Surface BGGroundwater

NA Groundwater 0 2 NO E3000 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 16

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! While Oak Surface BGGroundwaler
NA Groundwater 1 2 NO·110 E300.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 40
groundwater for potable use.

Navy! While Oak Surface BGroundwater10

NA Groundwater 0 2 NO EJOO.O None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center OIBG

Navy I While Oak Surface BGroundwater10

NA Groundwater 0 2 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 1/00

Navy! White Oak Surface BGroundwater10

NA Groundwater 0 2 NO EJOO:O None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 21BG
.
Potential pathway under residential
Navy/ While Oak Surface
COOS NA Groundwater 6 6 14.2 - 71.0 EJOOO reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center
groundwater for potable use.

Navy/ While Oak Surface EJOO.O; EPA

C-06 NA Groundwater 0 20 NO None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 314

Potential pathway under residential

Navy/ White Oak Surface EJOOO; EPA
COO7 NA Groundwater 1 1S NO' -5.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 314
groundwater for polable use.

Navy! White Oak Surface

C-08 NA Groundwater 0 2 NI:> E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Navy/ While Oak Surface

C-09 NA Groundwater 0 2 NO EJOO.O None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! White Oak Surface
C-10 NA Groundwater 1 2 NO-7,4 E300.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center
groundwater for potableuse
Navy! While Oak Surface
C-11 NA Groundwater 0 2 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine CorpS Warfare Center

Navy! WMe Oak Surface

C-12 NA Groundwater 0 2 NO EJOO.O None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfar~'Center

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Intarest (Cleanup
l.ocatlon Number of Range of req.-ted.
Source of Perchlorate (Operations, Number of Analytical
Service Facility Sit. Detected Samples Concentretlons Potential Pathway(s) of El<pOlIur. permilling Funding Type
Equipment, Activities) Detections Method
(Media) Collected Detecled (ppb) requi'ementll,
sampling
II requirements)

Navy/ Whde Oak Surface

C-13 NA Groundwater 0 2 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Navy/ While Oak Surface

C-14 NA Groundwater 0 5 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Navy/ Wh~e Oak Surface

C-15 NA Groundwater 0 2 NO E3000 None Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Navy/ White Oak Surface E300.0; EPA

CHARLTON NA Groundwater 5 15 NO' - 9.7 Federal; Slale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare center 314

Potential pathway under residential

Navy/ While Oak Surface E300.0; EPA
EWOl NA Groundwater 4 22 NO' -19.0 euse scenario if residents access Federal; Slate BRAC
MarioeCorps Warfare Center 314
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy/ While Oak Surface E300.0; EPA
EW02 NA Groundwater 18 20 NO' - 19.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 314
9roundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy/ While Oak Surface E300.0; EPA
EW03 NA Groundwater 19 20 NO' - 14.8 reuse scenario if residenls access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 314
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy / White Oak Surface E3000; EPA
EW04 NA Groundwater 5 23 NO'-B.O reus. scenario if residents access Federal; Slale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 314
groundwater for potable use.

Potenlial pathway under residential

Navy/ While Oak Surface E300.0; EPA
EW05 NA Groundwater 3 21 NO' -8.7 reuse scenario if residenlll access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler 314
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy/ White Oak Surface E300.0; EPA
EW06 NA Groundwater 20 21 NO' ­ 12.0 reuse scenario if residentll access Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 314
groundwater for potable·use.

HP-5urface
Navy I WMe Oak Surface
Water/Sediment- NA Surface Water 0 1 NO E300.0 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center
01
HP-Surface
Navy I While Oak Surface
Water/Sediment- NA Surface Water 0 1 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center
02
HP-Surface
Navy I While Oak Surface
Water/Sediment- NA Surface Water 0 1 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center
03

Potential pathway under residential

Navy I While Oak Surface E300.0;EPA
IRBY-TAP NA Groundwater 1 34 NO' - 4.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 314
groundwater for potable use.

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Datactlona Method
(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requiremerU.
sam~
requirements)

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LIGHTFOOT NA Groundwaler 0 1 NO E300.0 None Federal; Siale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Navy! White Oak Suiace OU2Surface

NA Surface Waler 0 2 NO EPA 314 None Federal; Siale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center WalerOl

Navy! White Oak Suiace OU2Surface

NA Surlace Waler 0 1 NO EPA314 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler Waler02

Navy! White Oak Surlace OU2Surface

NA Surf_Wal.... 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps WarfaFe Center Waler03

Navy! While Oak St.w1ace OU2Suiace

NA Surface Waler 0 1 NO EPA 314 None I
Federal; Siale BRAC
MarIne Corps Warfare Center Waler04

Navy I While Oak Surlace OU2Surface

NA Surface Waler 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Waler05

Navy I Whie Oak St.w1ace OU2Surface

NA Surface Waler 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; Siale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler Wallll'06

Navy! White Oak Surface PBSurface

NA Surface Water 0 1 NO E300.0 NOne Federal; Siale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Water200

Navy! While Oak Surface PBSurface

NA Surface Water 0 2 NO E3000 None Federal; Siale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Waler201

Navy! While Oak Surface PBSurface

NA Surface Waler 0 1 NO E3000 None Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Waler202

Navy! White Oak Surface PBSurface

NA Surface Waler 0 1 NO E300.0 None Federal; Slale BRAC
Marina Corps Warlare Center Waler203

Navy I While Oak Surface PBSurlace

NA Surface Waler 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marina Corps Warfare Center Waler210

Navy I White Oak Surface P6Surface

NA Surlace Water 0 2 NO EPA314 None Federal; Siale BRAC
Marine Corps Warlare Center Waler211

Navy I While Oak Surface PBSurface

NA Surface Waler 0 1 NO EPA314 None Federal; Siale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Waler212

Potential palhway under residential

Navy I White Oak Surface
Q-WP-01 NA Groundwater 1 1 60 E300.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; Stale BRAC
MarineCorps Warfare Center
groundwaler for potable use.

Navy I Wh~e Oak Surlace

Q-WP.Q2 NA GrOUndwater 0 1 NO E3000 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warlare Cenler

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requiremenls)

Navy I Wh~e Oak Surface

WOS-Ol0l NA WasleWater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; State BRAC
Marone Corps Warfare Center

Navy I While Oak Surface

WOS-ol04 NA WasteWater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Navy I WhKe Oak Surface

WOS-0402 NA WasteWater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Navy I While Oak Surface

W05-0602 NA WasteWater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Navy/., While Oak Surface

WOS-072A NA Other 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Career

Navy I While Oak Surface

WOS-PS02 NA WasteWater 0 2 NO EPA 314 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Navy I While Oak Surface Research, Development. Test and

090P223 Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Evaluation

Navy I While Oak Surface Research. Development. Test and

09DP224 Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Evaluation

Navy I White Oak Surface Research. Development. Test and

09DP225 Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler Evaluation

Navy I While Oak Surface Research, Development, Test and

09DP226 Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Evaluation

Potenlial pa\llNay under residential

Navy I While Oak Surface Research, Development. Test and
090P227 Groundwater 1 1 1920 EPA 314 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Polenlial pathway under residential

Navy I White Oak Surface Research, Development. Test and
09DP228 Groundwater 1 1 106.0 EPIl. 314 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy I While Oak Surface Research. Development, Test and
09DP229 Groundwater 1 1 218.0 EPA 314 reuse scenariO If residenls access Federal; State BRAe"
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy I White Oak Surface Research. Development, Test and
09DP231 Groundwater 1 1 24.1 EPA 314 reuse scenariO if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

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Location Nurnberof Range of requested.
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sampling
requirements)

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! White Oak Surface Research. Development. Tesl and
09DP232 Groundwater 1 1 28.0 EPA 314 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Canter Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! While Oak Surface Research, Development, Test and
090P233 Groundwater 1 1 130 EPA 314 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Canter Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Navy! While Oak Surface Research. Development. Test and

09DP234 Groundwaler 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare center Evaluation

Navy! While Oak Surface Research, Development. Test and

09DP235 Groundwater 0 1 NO EPA 314 None Federal; State BRAC
MarineCorps Warfare Canter Evaluation

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! While Oak SUrface Research. Development. Test and
09DP236 Groundwater 1 1 51.3 EPA 314 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! White Oak Surface 09GroundwaterO Research. Development, Test and E300.0; EPA
Groundwater 9 11 NO"· 798.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 1 Evaluation 314
groundwater for potable use.

Navy! White Oak Surface 09GroundwaterO Research. Development. Test and

Groundwater 0 4 NO E3000 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 2 Evaluation

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! White Oak Surface 09GroundwaterO Research. Development, Test and
Groundwater 1 3 NO·5.0 E300.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 3 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! While Oak Surface 09GroundwaterO Research. Developmelll. Test and
Groundwater 1 3 ND·112 EJOO.O reuse scenario il residents access Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 4 Evaluation
groundwater lor potable use.

Navy! White Oak Surface 09GroundwaterO Research. Oevelopmelll. Test and

Groundwater 0 3 ND E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 5 Evaluation

Navy! WhIte Oak Surface 09GroundwaterO Research. Developmelll, Test and

Groundwater 0 7 ND E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 6 Evaluation

Navy! White Oak Surface 09GroundwaterO Research. Oevelopmerll. Test and

Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler 7 Evalualion

Navy I White Oak Surface 09Groundwater1 Research. Oevelopmerll. Test and

Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 00 Evaluation

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! White Oak Surface 09Groundwater1 Research. Development. Test and
Groundwater 1 5 ND-70 E300.0 reuse scenano il residents access Federal. State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cerller 01 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

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requiremenls)

Navy' White Oak Surface 09Groundwaterl Research. Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 4 NO E3OO0 None Federal; State BRAe
Manne Corps Warfare Center 02 Evaluation

Potenlial pathway under residential

Navy' While Oak Surface OOGroundwaterl Research. Development. Test and

Groundwater 2 7 NO-l1.5 E3OO0 reuse scenario ~ residents access Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 03 Evaluation
groundwater lor poIabIe use.

Navy' While Oak Surface OOGroundwaterl Research. Development, Test and

Groundwaler 0 3 NO E3OO.0 None Federal; Stale BRAC

Marine Corps Warfare Center 04 Evaluation

Potential pathway under residential

Navy' Wllte Oak Surface OOGroundwaierl Research, Development. Test and

Groundwater 4 5 NO-16.0 E3OO0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAe
Mar.... Corps Warfare Center 05 Evalualion
groundwaler lor potable use.

Navy' While Oak Surface OOGroundwalerl Research. Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 5 NO E3OO.0 None Federal; Stale BRAC

Marine Corps Warfare Center 06 Evaluation

Navy' White Oak Surface OOGroundwaterl Research. Development. Test and

Groundwater 0 6 NO E3OO0 None Federal; State BRAC

Marine Corps Warlare Center 07 Evatuation

Navy' While Oak Surface 09Groundwaterl Research. Development. Test and

Groundwater 0 3 NO E3OO.0 None Federal, State BRAC

Marine Corps Warfare Center 08 Evaluation

Potential pathway uncle< residential

Navy' While Oak Surface 09Groundwater1 Research. Development. Test and

Groundwater 1 3 NO-40 E3OO0 reuse scenario ff residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Wartare Cente< 09 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use

Potential pathway under residential

Navy I While Oak Surface 09Groundwaterl Research. Development. Test and
Groundwater 3 3 7.0 - 8.0 E3OO.0 reuse scenario ~ residents access Federal. State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 10 Evaluation
groundwater lor potable use.

Navy' White Oak Suface 09Groundwater2 Research, Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 1 NO E3000 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cente< 000 EvalUation

Navy' White Oak Surface 09Groundwater2 Research, Development. Test and

Groundwater 0 2 NO E3oo.0 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center OOS Evaluation

Navy' While Oak Surface 09Groundwater2 Research, Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 2 NO E3oo.0 None Federal; State BRAC

Marine Corps Warfare Center 010 Evaluation

Navy! While Oak Surface 09Groundwater2 Research, Development, Test and

Groundwaler 0 2 NO E3OO.0 None Federal; State BRAC

Marine Corps Warfare Center 01S Evaluation

Potential pathway under residential

Navy' White Oak Surface 09Groundwater2 Research, Development. Test ana

Groundwater 1 1 49 EPA 314 reuse scenario ff residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 02 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

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Location Number of Range 01 . requested.
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sampling
requirements)

Navy! WtuJe Oak Surface 09Groundwater2 Research, Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 1 NO None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 030 Evaluation

Potential pathway urder residential

Navy! White Oak Surface 09Groundwater2 Research. Development, Test and
Groundwater 1 1 30.9 EPA 314 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Manne Corps Warfare Certer 04 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! While Oak Surface 09Groundwater2 Research. Development, Test and
Groundwater 4 4 24.0 -1800 EPA 314 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 05 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Potential palhwal' under residential

Navy! Whte Oak Surface OOGroundwater2 Research. Development, Test and
Groundwater 2 2 11.0 - 25.0 EPA 314 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 06 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Potential palhway under residential

Navy! Whrte Oak Surface 09Groundwaler2 Research, Development, Test and
Grourdwater 2 2 160.0 EPA 314 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 07 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! WtuJe Oak Surface 09Groundwater2 Research, Development, Tesl and
Groundwater 4 4 10.0 - 200.0 EPA 314 reuse scenario if resK:lents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 08 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! WtuJe Oak Surface 09Groundwater2 Research, Development, Test and
Groundwater 2 4 NO' -180.0 EPA 314 reuse scenarIO if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 09 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway urder residential

Navy! Wtule Oak Surface 09Groundwater2 Research, Development. Test and
Groundwater 1 1 12.0 EPA 314 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Manne Corps Warfare Center 11 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! Whrte Oak Surface OgGroundwater2 Research, Development, Test and EPA 314
Groundwater 4 4 2.2'·5.5 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 12 Evaluation '<MRL
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! Whrte Oak Surface 09Groundwater2 Research, Development, Test and
Groundwater 8 8 1800 - 880.0 EPA 314 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 13 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! Whrte Oak Surface 09Groundwater2 Research, Development, Test and
Groundwater 3 4 NO' - 330.0 EPA 314 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 14 Evaluation
groundwaler for potable·use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! Whrte Oak Surface 09Groundwater3 Research, Development, Test and
Groundwater 1 1 210.0 EPA 314 reuse scenario if restdents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 00 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

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Potential patlYNay under residential

Navy I While Oak Surface 09Groundwater3 Research, Development, Test and
Groundwater 1 1 190.0 EPA 314 reuse scenario Wresidents access Federal; State BRAC
Manne Corps Warfare Center 01 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy I While Oak Surlece 09Groundwaler5 Research, Development, Test and
Groundwater 3 3 270 - 39.1 E300.0 reuse scenario Kresidents access Federal; State BRAC
ManneCorps Warfare Center 7D Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

PoIentiaI palIYNay under residential

Navy! While Oak Surface 09Grounclwater5 Research, Development, Test and
Groundwater 2 3 ND- 17.6 E3000 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 7S Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! . While Oak Surface 09Groundwater5 Research, Development, Test and
Groundwater 2 3 NO·160 E300.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 8 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Navy! While Oak Surface 09Groundwater5 Research, Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler 9 Evaluation

Potential pathway under residential

Navy I While Oak Surface 09Groundwater7 Research, Development. Test and
Groundwater 3 3 7.0·14.9 E300.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 4 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Navy I White Oak Surface 09Groundwater7 Research, Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 5 Evaluation

Navy I While Oak Surface 09Groundwater8 Research, Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 3 Evaluation

Navy I While Oak Surface 09GroundwaterB Research, Development. Test and

Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center LD367 Evaluation

Navy I While Oak Surface Research, Development, Test and

09PZ44 Groundwater 0 2 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler Evaluation

Navy I Whtle Oak Surfaoe Research, Development, Test and

09PZ55 Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Evaluation

Potential pathway under residential

Navy I While Oak Surface Research, Development, Tesl and
09PZ56 Groundwater 1 1 10.0 E300.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC •
Marine Corps Warfare Center Evaluation
groundwater tor potable use

SoIl contamination could leach to

groundwater. Potential pathway
Navy I While Oak Surface Research, Development. Test and
09583oo Sod 2 2 11.0 - 1,400.0 EPA 314 under residential reuse scenario if Federal; State BRAC
Marone Corps Warfare Center Evaluation
residents access groundwater for
potable use.

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Navy' I
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1095B301
IResearCh, Development, Test and
Evaluation . I
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groundwater. Potential pathway
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residents access groundwater for
potable use.

Navy' White Oak Surface Research, Development, Test and

Marine Corps Warfare Cenlllf
09SP201
Evaluation
Groundwater 0 1 NO E300.0 None IFederal; State I BRAC

Potential pathway under residenlial

Navy' White.Oak Surface Research, Development, Test and
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler
09SP202
Evaluation
Groundwater 1 1 126 E3000 reuse scenario if residents access IFederal; State I BRAC
groundwater for potable use.

Navy' While Oak Surface 09Surface Research, Development, Test and

Marine Corps Warfare Cenler Water108 Evaluation
Surface Water 0 1 NO E300.0 None IFederal; State I BRAC

Navy' WhIte Oak Surface 09Surface Research. Development, Test and

Marine Corps Warfare Center Water200 Evaluation
ISurface Water I 0 I 1 I NO I 1:300.0 INone IFederal; State I BRAC

Navy' White Oak Surface 09Surface Research, Development, Test and

Marine Corps Warfare Center Waler201 Evaluation
ISurface Water I 0 I 1 I NO I E300.0 INone IFederal; State I BRAC

Navy' While Oak Surface 09Surface Research, Development, Test and

Marine Corps Warfare Center Water202 Evaluation
ISurface Water I 0 I 1 I NO I E300.0 INone IFederal; State I BRAC

Navy' While Oak Surface 09Surface Research, Development. Test and

ISurface Water I 0 I 1 I NO I E300.0 INane IFederal; Stale I BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Waler203 Evaluation

Navy' While Oak Surface 09Surface Research, Development. Test and

Marine Corps Warlare Center Water204 Evaluation
ISurface Water I 0 I 1 I NO I E3000 INone IFederal; State I BRAC

Navy' White Oak Surface Research. Development. Test and

Marine Corps Warfare Center
09TP303
Evaluation
ISoH I 0 I 1 I NO I EPA 314 INone IFederal; Slate I BRAC

Navy' While Oak Surface Research. Development, Test and

09TP306 ISoil I 0 I 2 I NO I EPA 314 INone IFederal; Slate I BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Evaluation

Navy! White Oak Surface

Research. Development, Tesl and
Marine Corps Warfare Center

09TP319A
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ISoil I 0 I 1 I NO I EPA 314 INone IFederal; Stale I BRAC

Navy I White Oak Surface

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09TP319B
Evaluation
ISoH I 0 I 1 I NO I EPA 314 !None IFederal; State I BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Celller

Navy I While Oak Surface

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Marine Corps Warfare Center

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Evaluation
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Navy' White Oak Surface

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01 Evaluation
IGroundwater I 0 I 3 I NO I E300.0 INone IFederal; State I BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

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Potential pathway under residential

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Groundwater 2 3 NO-85 E3000 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 03 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Navy! While Oak Surface l1Groundwaterl Research, Development. Test and

Groundwaler 0 4 NO E3000 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 04 Evalualion

Potential pathway und... residential

Navy! While Oak Surface l1Groundwat...l Research, Development, Test and
Groundwater 1 4 ND-6.3 E300.0 r&USe scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAG
Marine Corps Warfare Center 05 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Navy! While Oak Surface l1Groundwaterl Research, Development, Tesl and

Groundwater 0 4 ND E300.0 None Federal; Slate BRAG
Marine Corps Warfare Center 06 Evaluation

Navy! White Oak Surface l1Groundwaterl Research, Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 3 ND E300.0 None Federal; State BRAG
Marine Corps Warfare Center 07 EValuation

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! While Oak Surface llGroundwaterl Research, Development, Test and
GrOllldwater 3 3 31.0 - 44.0 E300.0 reuse scenario if residents acceSS Federal; Slale BRAG
Marine Corps Walfare Center 08 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Navy! White Oak Surface 11Grounrt.vater1 Research, Development. Test and

Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAG
Marine Corps Warfare Center 09 Evaluation

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! While Oak Surface l1Groundwaterl Research, Development. Test and
Groundwater 3 3 38.0 -46.9 E3000 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAG
Marine Corps Warfare Center 10 Evaluation
groundwater for potable USe.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! White Oak Surface 11 Groundwaterl Research, Development. Test and
Groundwater 1 4 NO-58.5 E300.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; Slale BRAG
Marine Corps Warfare Center 11 Evaluation
groundwater for potable USe.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! WhJle Oak Surface 11Groundwater2 Research, Development. Test and
Groundwater 2 4 NO-7.0 E300.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAG
Marine Corps Warfare Genter 2 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! White Oak Surface 11Groundwater2 Research. Development, Test and
Groundwater 3 3 84.7 - 190.0 E300.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAe
Marine Corps Warfare Center 3 Evalualion
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! While Oak Surface 11Groundwater2 Research, Development, Test and
Groundwater 2 3 ND -110.0 E300.0 reuse scenario if residents accesS Federal, State BRAG
Marine Corps Warfare Genler 4 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

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Interest (ClealXJp
Location Number of Range of requesled,
Source of Perchlorate (Operations. Number of Analytical
Service Facility Site Detected Samples Concentrations Potential Pathway(s) of Exposure permilting Funding Type
Equipment. Activities) Detections Method
(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requirements,
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requirements)
.
Potential palhway under residential
Navy! While Oak Surface 11Groundwater2 Research, Development, Test and
Groundwater 1 3 NO -7.0 E3OO.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfar& Center 5 Evaluation
groundwater for polable use.

Navy! WhHe Oak Surface 11Groundwater2 Research, Development. Test and

Groundwater 0 4 NO E3OO.0 None Federal; Slate BRAC
ManneCorps Warfare Center 6 Evaluation

Potential palhway under residential

Navy! While Oak Surface 11Groundwater2 Research. Development, Test and
Groundwater 2 3 ND-90 E3OO.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; Slale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 7 Evaluation
9roundwater for potable use.

Navy! While Oak Surface 11Groundwater2 Research. Development. Tesl and

Groundwater 0 3 NO E3OO.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 8 Evaluation

Navy! While Oak Surface 11Groundwater2 Research. Development. Test and

Groundwater 0 3 NO E3OO0 None Federal. Slale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 9 Evaluation

Potential palhway under residential

Navy! While Oak Surface 11Groundwatertl Research, Development, Tesl and
Groundwater 2 3 NO - 14.0 E3OO.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal. State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 6 EvaluatiOn
groundwater for potable use.

Potential palhway under residential

Navy! While Oak Surface 11Groundwatertl Research,Deveiopment, Tesland
Groundwater 1 3 ND-5.0 E3OO0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 7 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Navy! While Oak Surface 11Groundwatertl Research, Development, Testand

Groundwater 0 3 NO E3OO.0 None Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 8 Evaluation

Navy! While Oak Surface 11Groundwater6 Research, Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 3 NO E3OO.0 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 9 Evaluation

Navy! White Oak Surface 11Groundwater7 Research, Development. Test and

Groundwater 0 3 NO E3oo.0 None Federal; Slale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 00 Evaluation

Navy! WhHe Oak Surface 11Groundwater7 Research, Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 5 NO E3OO.0 None Federal, Slale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 1 Evaluation

Navy! WhHe Oak Surface 11Groundwater7 Research, Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 3 ND E3oo.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 2 Evaluation

Navy! White Oak Surface 11Groundwater7 Research, Development, Test aOO

Groundwater 0 3 NO E3OO0 None Federal; Slate BRAC
MarIne Corps Warfare Center 3 Evaluation

Navy! While Oak Surface 11Groundwater8 Research. Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 4 NO E3OO.0 None Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 4 Evaluation

Navy! While Oak Surface 11GrouOOwater8 Research, Development, Test aOO

Groundwater 0 3 ND E3OO0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare'Center 5 Evaluation

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(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requirements.
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I
Navy I Wtule Oak Surface 11Groundwaler8 Research. Development. Tesl and
Groundwater 0 3 ND E300,O None Federal; Siale BRAC
MaroneCorps Warfare Center 6 Evaluation

Navy I White Oak Surface 11 Groundwater8 Research. Development. Test and

Marine Corps Warfare Center Evaluation
Groundwater 0 4 ND E300,O None Federal; Siale BRAC
7

Navy I White Oak Surface 11 Groundwater8 Research. Development. Test and

Groundwater 0 4 ND E300,O None federal; Siale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 8 Evaluation

Navy I White Oak Surface Research.Dev~pment.Testand

Marine Corps Warfare Center
11PZ62
Evaluation
Groundwater 0 4 -ND E3000 None Federal; Stale BRAC

Navy I White Oak Surface Research. Development. Test and

11PZ63 Groundwater 0 3 ND E300,O None Federal. Siale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Evaluation

Potential pathway under residential

Navy I While Oak Surface Research. Development. Test and
11PZ64 Groundwater 1 3 ND·8,O E300,O reuse scenario if residents access Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center E;valuation
groundwater for potable use,

Navy I While Oak Surface Research. Dev~pment. Test and

11PZ65 Groundwater 0 3 ND E300.0 None federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Evaluation

Navy I Wtule Oak Surface Research. Development. Test and

46EW-1 Groundwater 0 3 ND EPA 314 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Cenler Evaluation

Navy I While Oak Surface Research. Development. Test and

46EW·2 Groundwaler 0 3 ND EPA 314 None Federal; Siale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Evalualion

Potential palhway under residential

Navy I Wtule Oak Surface Research. Development. Tesl and
46EW·3 Groundwater 3 3 4.6 - 7,2 EPA 314 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Evatuation
groundwater for potable use.

Navy I Wtule Oak Surface Research. Development, Test and

46EW-4 Groundwater 0 4 ND EPA 314 None Federal; Siale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Evaluation

Navy I White Oak Surface Research. Dev~pment. Test and

46EW·5 Groundwater 0 4 ND EPA 314 None Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Evaluation

Potential pathway under residential

Navy I White Oak Surface Research. Development. Test and
46EW-6 Groundwater 3 3 7.4,8,6 EPA 314 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Navy I White Oak Surface 46Groundwater1 Research. Development. Tesl and

Groundwater 0 2 ND E300,O None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 21 Evaluation

Navy I While Oak Surface 46Groundwaler1 Research. Development. Test and

Groundwater 0 3 ND E300,O None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 22 Evaluation

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Interest (Cleanup
location Number of Range of requested,
Source of Perchlorate (Operations, Number of Analytical
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Equipment. ActiVities) Detec:llons Method
(Media) Collected Detec:ted (ppb) requirements,
sampling
requirements)

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! White Oak Surlace 46Groundwalerl Research. Development, Test and E300.0; EPA
Groundwater 3 8 NO' - 9.3 reuse scenario if residents access Federal: State BRAC
Marine Corps Warlare Center 23 Evaluation 314
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! Wh~e Oak Surface 46Groundwaterl Research. Development, Test and E300.0; EPA
Groundwater 3 5 NO' -14.1 reuse scenario if residents access Federal: State BRAC
Marine Corps Warlare Center 230 Evaluation 314
groundwater for potable use.

Navy! While Oak SUrface 46Groundwaterl Research. Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 2 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warlare Center 24 Evaluation

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! While Oak Surface 46Groundwater1 Research, Development, Test and
Groundwater 2 2 12.4 - 15.4 E3000 reuse scenario if residents access Federal: State BRAC
Marine Corps Wariare Center 25 Evalualion
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! While Oak Surface 46Groundwaterl Research, Development, Test and
Groundwater 2 2 65.2 -67.5 E300.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Wariare Center 250 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Navy! While Oak Surface 46Groundwaterl Research, Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 2 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warlare Center 26 Evaluation

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! White Oak Surface 46Groundwaterl Research, Development, Test and
Groundwater 1 2 NO-ll.l E3000 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Manne Corps Warfare Center 27 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Navy! White Oak Surlace 46Groundwaterl Research, Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 2 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 28 Evaluation

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! White Oak Surface 46Groundwaterl Research, Development. Test and E300.0: EPA
Groundwater 9 16 NO' - 12.0 reuSe scenario if residents' access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warlare Center 30 Evaluation 314
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! White Oak Surlace 46Groundwaterl Research, Development. Test and E300.0: EPA
Groundwater 3 15 NO' - 5.1 reuse scenario if residents acceSS Federal: State BRAC
Marine Corps Warlare Center 31 Evaluation 314
groundwater for potable use.

Navy! While Oak Surface 46Groundwaterl Research, Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 1 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warlare Center 32 Evaluation

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! White Oak Surlace 46Groundwaterl Research, Development, Test and E300.0: EPA
Groundwater 5 15 NO' - 15.0 reuSe scenario if residents access Federal: State BRAC
Marine Corps Warlare Center 33 Evaluation 314
groundwater for potable use.

Potential pathway under residential

Navy! While Oak Surface 46Groundwater1 Research, Development. Test and E300.0; EPA
Groundwater 10 16 NO' - 14.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warlare Center 34 Evaluation 314
groundwater for potable use.

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(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requirements.
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Groundwater 0 12 ND None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 35 Evaluation 314

Navy! While Oak SlM'face 46Groundwater2 Research, Development Test and

Groundwater 0 2 ND E300.0 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Carder OOD Evaluation

Navy! While Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research, Developmerd, Test a~

Groundwater 0 2 ND E3000 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center OOS Evaluation

Navy! While Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research, Development, Tesl and

Groundwater 0 2 ND E3oo.0 None Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Canter 010 Evaluation

Navy! While Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research.Dev~opment, Tesland

Groundwater 0 2 ND E3000 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 01S Evaluation

Navy! While Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research. Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 2 ND E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Canter 02D Evaluation

Navy! White Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research, Dev~opment. Tesl and

Groundwater 0 3 ND E3oo.0 None Federal, State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Carder 025 Evaluation

Potential pathway under residerdial

Navy! White Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research. Development. Test and
Groundwater 1 2 ND-9.3 E300.0 reuse scenario ij residents access Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 03 Evaluation
groundwaler for potable use.

Navy! White Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research, Development, Test and

Groundwater 0 2 ND E3oo.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 04 Evaluation

Navy! White Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research. Developmerd. Test and

Groundwater 0 2 ND E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 05 Evaluation

Potential pathway under residential

Navy I Whde Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research. Developmerd. Test and
Groundwater 1 3 ND-7.6 E3oo.0 reuse scenario ij residents access Federal; Stale BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 06 Evt3luation
groundwater for potable use.

Potential palhway under residential

Navyl White Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research, Developmerd. Test and
Groundwater 2 2 9.9 -10.1 E3oo.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal: State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 07 Evalualion
groundwater for potable use.

Navy! White Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research, Developmer4, Test and

Groundwater 0 3 ND E3OO0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 08 Evaluation

Potential pathway under residerdial

Navy! White Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research, DeVelopment. Test and
Groundwater 2 2 9.8 - 10.8 E3oo.0 reuse scenario if residents access Federal; Slate BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 10 Evaluation
groundwater for potable use.

Navy! Whde Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research, Development. Test and

Groundwater 0 2 ND E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Canter 13D Evaluation

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Interest (Cleaoop
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Source of Perchlorate (Operations. Number of Analytical
Service facility Site Detected Samples Concentrations Potential Pathway(s) of Exposure!permitting Funding Type
Equipment. Actlvltl..) Detections Method
(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requirements.
sampling
requirements)

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13M Evaluation
Groundwater 0 2 NO E300.0 None IFederal; Slate I BRAC
Manne Corps Warfare Center

Potential pathway under residential

Navy/ White Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research. Development. Test and
Groundwater 1 4 NO -12.5 E300.0 reuse scenario if residents access IFederal; State I BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 135 E~aluation
groundwater for potable use.

Navy/ White Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research, Development. Test and

Marine €orps Warfare Center 140 E~aluation
Groundwater 0 2 NO E300.0 None JFederal; State I BRAC

Navy/ White'Oak Surface 46Groundwaler2 Research. Development. Test and

Marine Corps Warfare Center 145 Evaluation
IGroundwater I 0 I 2 I NO I E300.0 INone IFederal; State I BRAC

Na~y/ White Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research, De~elopment. Test and

Marine Corps Warfare Center 15 Evaluation
IGroundwater I 0 I 2 I NO I E300.0 INone IFedera~ State I BRAC

Navy/ White Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research, Development. Test and

16 Evaluation
Groundwater 0 2 NO E3000 None IFederal; State I BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center

Potential pathway under residential

Navy/ White Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research. Development. Test and
Groundwater 1 2 NO - 151 E300.0 reuse scenario if residents access IFederal; 3tate I BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center 17 E~aluation
groundwater for potable use.

Navy I White Oak Surlace 46Groundwater2 Research. Development, Test and

Evaluation
Groundwater 0 2 NO E300.0 None Ifederal; State I BRAC
Marine Corps Warlare Center 18

Potential pathway under residential

Navy I White Oak Surface 46Groundwater2 Research. Development. Test and
E~a1uation
Groundwater 2 2 25.4 - 35 4 E300.0 reuse scenarIO if residents access IFederal; State I BRAC
Marine Corps Warlare Center 19
groundwater for potable use.

Navy/ White Oak Surlace 46Groundwater2 Research. Development. Test and

EvaluatIOn
Groundwater 0 3 NO E300.0 None IFederal; State I BRAC
Marine Corps Warlare Center 20

Navy/ Whde Oak Surlace Research. Development. Test and

Marine Corps Warlare Center
46SP206
Evaluation
IGroundwater I 0 1 2 I NO I E300.0 INone IFederal; State I BRAC

Navy I White Oak Surlace 46Surface Research, Development, Test and

Marine Corps Warlare Center Water015 Evaluation
ISuriace Water I 0 I 1 I NO I E300.0 INone IFederal. State I BRAC

Navy I White Oak Surlace 46Surface Research. Development. Test and

Evaluation
ISurface Water I 1 I 2 I ND-7.2 I E300.0 INo potential pathways known IFederal; State I BRAC
Marine Corps Warlare Center Waler03

Navy/ White Oak Surface 46Surface Research, Development. Test and

Marine Corps Warlare Center Water202 Evaluation
ISurlace Water I 0 I 1 I NO I E300.0 INone IFederal; State I BRAC

Navy/ White Oak Surlace 46Surlace Research, Development, Test and

Marine Corps Warfare Center Water203 E~aluation
ISurface Water I 1 I 1 I 7.6 I E300.0 INo potential pathways known IFederal; State I BRAC

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(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requirements,
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requirements)

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Surface Waler 0 1 NO E300.0 None Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Water204 Evaluation

Navy! While Qak Surface 46Surface Research, Development, Test and

Surface Water 1 1 8.5 E300.0 No potential pathways known Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Water205 Evaluation

Navy! While Oak Surface 46Surface Research, Development, Test and

Surface Water 1 1 7.3 E300.0 No potential pathways known Federal; State BRAC
Marine Corps Warfare Center Water207 Evaluation

Army Perchlorate Survey - Envlronmenbl Re.toratlon • Cleanup, Other

Building 528
Future permft
Ammunftion
EPA 314 requirements for
Army FOI1 Wingate Oepot Activfty Normal Munftion Demi soi 29 31 NO· 3.18 ppm SCi ingestion BRAC
modified sampling and
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cleanup
Building
Future permit
Former TNT
EPA 314 requirements for
Army FOI1 Wingate Depot Activfty Washout Munition Demi soil 1 11 NO -010 ppm Soi Ingestion BRAC
modified sampling and
Facifties
cleanup
Future permit
Former TNT
requirements for
Army Fort Wingate Depot Activity Washout Munition Demi Groundwater 12 47 NO" -76,6ppb EPA 314.0 Water Ingestion BRAC
sampling and
Facilfties
cleanup
Former TNT Future permit
Washout requirements for
Army Fort Wingate Depot Activity Munition Oemi Groundwater 2 2 2,440 • 2,890 EPA 314.0 Water Ingestion BRAC
Fac~fties and sampling and
Building 528 cleanup
Former TNT
Future permft
Washout
requirements for
Army- Fort Wingate Depot Activfty Facifties and Munition Demi Groundwater 2 17 NO" - 94 ppb EPA 314.0 Water Ingestion BRAC
sampling and
BU~ings 542 !
cleaoop
600
Former TNT
Future permit
Washout
requirements for
Army Fort Wingate Depot Activity Facilfties and Munition Demi Groundwater 0 16 NO" - 10.0 ppb 314 Water Ingestion BRAC
sampling and
Adminstration
cleanup
Area
Former TNT
Washout Future permit
Facifties and requirements for
Army Fort Wingate Depot Activity Murntion Oem~ Groundwater 0 8 ND 314 none BRAC
Northern sampling and
Property cleanup
Boundary
Future permit
Sewage
requirements for
Army Fort Wingate Depot ActiVity Treatment Munition Oemi Groundwater 0 2 NO 314 none BRAC
sampling and
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cleanup

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Icurre sampling and
cleanup

ISVAO-OO9-R-{)1
314.0/1.0
Army (Savanna Army Depot 10ld Burning Open burn/open detonation Groundwater 1 11 4.1 ppb
ugIL
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ugIL
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SunIIower Army Surface RCRA Corrective I

Army None Groundwater 0 1 NO E3140/4ppb None BRAC
'Ammunition Plaril (SFAAP) WaterMU 21 Action Permit

Sunflower Army Surface RCRA Corrective I

Army None Groundwater 0 1 NO E314.0/4ppb None BRAC
'Ammunition Plant (SFAAP) WaterMU 21 Action Permit

Sunflower Army Surface RCRA Corrective I

Army None Groundwater 0 1 NO E314.0I 4ppb None BRAC
'Ammunition Plaril (SFAAP) WaierMU21 Action Permit

Sunflower Army Surface RCRA Corrective I

Army None Groundwater 0 1 NO E314.0/4ppb None BRAC
IAmmunition Plaril (SFAAP) WaterMU 21 Action Permit

Sunflower Army Surface RCRA Corrective I

Army None Groundwater 0 3 NO E314.0/4ppb None BRAC
'Ammunition Plant (SFAAPj WaterMU 21 Action Permit

Sunflower Army Surface RCRA Corrective I

Army None Groundwater 0 1 NO E3140/4ppb None BRAC
'Ammunition Plaril (SFAAP) WaterMU39 Action Permit

Sunflower Army Surface RCRA Corrective I

Army None Groundwater 0 1 NO E314.0/4ppb None BRAC
(Ammunition Plaril (SFAAPj WaterMU39 Action Permit

SunOower Army Surface RCRA Corrective I

Army None Groundwater 0 1 NO E314.0/4ppb None BRAC
'Ammunition Plaril (SFAAP) WaterMU 39 Action Permit

Sunflower Army Surface RCRA Corrective I

Army None Groundwater 0 1 NO E314.0/4ppb None BRAC
'Ammunition Plaril (SFAAPj WaterMU39 Action Permit

SunOower Army Surface RCRA CorrectIVe I

Army None Groundwater 0 1 NO E314.0I 4ppb None BRAC
'Ammunition Plaril (SFAAP) WaterMU39 Action Permit

Sunflower Army Surface RCRA Corrective I

Army None Groundwater 0 1 NO E314.0I4ppb None BRAC
(Ammunition Plaril (SFAAP) WaterMU39 Action Permit

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Regulatory
Inte,e.t (Clearop
Location Number of Range of requested.
Sourc:e of Perc:hlorate (Operations. Number of Analytk:a1
Service Facility Sile Detected Samplea Conc:ent,etlons Potentle' Pathway(s) of Exposure permilting Funding Type
Equipment, Ac:tlvltles) Detections Method
(Media) Collecled Detected (ppb) requirements,
sampling
I requirements)

Sunflower Army Surface RCRA Corrective

Almy None Groundwater 0 1 NO E314,0/4ppb None BRAG
Ammunition Plant (SFAAP) WaterMU39 Action Perm~

Sunllower Almy Surface RGRA Corrective

Almy None Groundwater 0 3 NO E314.0I4ppb None BRAG
Ammunition Plant (SFAAP) WaterMU39 Action Perm~

Sunllower Almy Surface RCRA Corrective

Almy None Surface Water 0 3 NO E314,0I4ppb None BRAG
Ammunition Plant (SFAAP) WaterMU39 Action Perm~

Sunllower Army Surface RCRA Corrective

Almy None Groundwater 0 1 NO E314,0I4ppb None BRAG
Ammun~ion Plant (SFAAP) WaterMU 47 Action Perm~

Sunllower Almy Surface RCRA Corrective

Almy None Groundwater 0 1 NO E314,0/4ppb None BRAC
Ammunition Plant (SFAAP) WaterMU66 Action Perm~

Sunflower Army Surface RCRA Corrective

Almy None Groundwater 0 1 NO E314,0/4ppb None BRAC
Ammunition Plant (SFAAP) WaterMU66 Action Perm~

Sunllower Army Surface

NO E314.0/4ppb None
RCRA Corrective
Almy None Groundwater 0 1 BRAC
Ammunition Plant (SFAAP) WaterMU66 Action Perm~

SUnllower Almy Surface RCRA Corrective

Almy None Groundwater 0 1 NO E314,0/4ppb None BRAC
Ammunition Plant (SFAAP) WaterMU66 Ac:tion Perm~

Sunllower Army Surface RCRA Corrective

Army None Groundwater 0 1 NO E314.0/4ppb None BRAC
Ammunition Plant (SFAAP) WaterMU66 Action Perm~

Sunllower Almy Surface RCRA Corrective

AImy None Groundwater 0 1 NO E314.0/4ppb None BRAC
Ammun~ion Plant (SFAAP) WaterMU66 Action Perm~

Sunllower Almy Surface RCRA Corrective

Almy None Sediment 0 5 NO E314,0/4ppb None BRAC
Ammunition Plant (SFAAP) WaterMU66 Action Perm~

Sunllower Almy Surface RCRA Corrective

Almy None Surface Water 0 4 NO E314.0/4ppb None BRAC
Ammunition Plant (SFAAP) WaterMU66 Action Permit

Ammuniton
EPA 314/5.0
Almy Umatdla ChemICal Depot Demolition Area OB/OO Groundwater 5 45 5-96 ppb No Completed Pathway Unknown BRAC
ppb
(ADA)

The Sewage outfall is ultimately

flowing to the Wright Patman Lake
nearby, which is one 01 two sources
of drinking water for Texarkana and
San~ary sewer treated from RRAO and Investigation
Almy Red River Army Depot X-l Sewer Plant Groundwater 1 31 6.8 ppb EPA 314.0 the surrounding commun~ies. In BRAG
Lone Slar AAP required by State
March, 2003, the State and
installation sampled the lake area,
and its sediments and found no
detection.

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Regulatory
Interest (Cleanup
Location Number of Range of requested,
Source of Perchlorate (Operations, Number of Analytical
Service Facility Site Detected Samples Concentrations Potential Pathway(s) of Exposure permitting Funding Type
Equipment, Activities) Detections Method
(Media) ColiKted Detected (ppb) requirements.
sampling
requirements)

Sanitary sewer trealed from RRAD and Investigation

Army Red River Army Depot X-l Sewer Plant Surface Water 0 5 NO EPA 314,0 none BRAC
Lone Star AAP required by State

sanitary sewer treated from RRAD and Investigalion

Army Red River Army Depot X-l sewer Plant Sediment 0 5 NO EPA 314,0 none BRAC
Lone Star AAP required by State

East B...n No, 2.

Used for destroying obsolete, unserviceablE RCRA Corrective
Army Pueblo Chemical Depot Surface Grourowater 0 1 NO EPA 314.0 none BRAC
or excess conventional munitions. Action
WatecMU 5

This area was used for incineration of

Complete pattr.Nay from exil to
North B...n Area munitions, chemical and hazardous wastes.
Army Pueblo Chemical Depol No.1. S....ace Propellants were placed in large pans and Groundwater 1 2 NO' - 9.3 ug/L
=
E314.0, RL Chico Creek aquifer and into the RCRA Corrective
BRAC
2.5 ug/L Arkansas alluvial aquUer where Action
WaterMU6 ignited. Pershing missile rocket motor
residences utilize groundwater.
stalic firingS were conducted here.

This area was used lor incineration of

North Burn Area mUnitions. chemical and hazardous wastes.

E314.0. RL = RCRA Corrective

Army Pue~oChemicalDepot No.2. S....ace Propellants were placed in large pans and Groundwater 0/2 NO none BRAC
2.5 uglL Action
WaterMU 7 ignited.' Pershing missile rocket motor

static firings were conducted here.

TNT Washout
E314.0, RL Complete pathway from exit 10
Facility and Ammunition workshop area. Energetics
varies Chico Creek aquifer and into the RCRA Corrective
Army Pue~o Chemical Depot Discharge were reclaimed from munitions. Pink water
Groundwater
1 21 NO' - 180 ugIL
BRAC

between 4.0 Arkansas alluvial aquUer where Action

System, Surface discharged to unlined lagoon.
and 8.0 uglL. residences utilize groundwater.
WaterMU 17

E314.0, RL
East Lagoon. Served as the waste lagoon for collection of
varies RCRA Corrective
Army Pueblo ChemICal Depol S....ace all industrial area wastes to include the Groundwater 0 3 NO none BRAC
between 100 Action
WaterMU 21 Missile Facility Building.
and 200 ug/L

Pits South of the

Guided Missile Demolition area potentially used for
E314.0. RL = RCRA Corrective
Army Pueblo Chemical Depot WorkShop, destroying bombs by detonating them in Groundwater 0 1 NO none BRAC
4,0 uglL Action
Surface pits.
WaterMU42

700 Series

BUIldings.

Ammunition renovation and maintenance E314.0. RL = RCRA Corrective

Army Pueblo Chemical Depot Surface Groundwater 0 1 NO none BRAC
buildings. 20 ug/L Action
WaterMUs 53.
55 and 57
Concentrated

Red Fuming

Nitric Acid
E314.0. RL; RCRA Corrective
Army Pueblo ChemICal Depot Uncer1ain Groundwater 0 1 NO none BRAC
Disposal Area. 20 ug/L Action
Surface
WaterMU 20

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Regulatory
InterestlCleanup
Location Number of
Range of requested,
Source of Perchlorate IOperatlons, Number of Anslytlcal
Service Facility Site Detected Samples
ConcentraUons
Potential Pathwayls) of Exposurelpermilting Funding Type
Equipment, Activities) Detections Method
IMedla) Collected Detected Ippb)
requirernenl1i,
sampling
requirements)

Sampling
conducted by the
Operalional Army
Jefferson Proving Ground
Ranges - Impact Environmental
Army (Operational Range Operations SL 36 160 .027 - .11 mglkg EPA 314 No krown pathways ER,A(BRAC)
and boundary Center as part of
sampling)
areas the Range
Assessment
Program

Sampling
conducted by the
Operational Army
Jefferson Proving Ground
Ranges - Impact Envirormental
Army (Operational Range and boundary IOperations Surface Waler 22 0.87 ppb. EPA 314 No known pathways ER,A(BRAC)
Center as part of
sampling)
areas the Range
Assessment
Program

Sampling
conducted by the
Operational Army
Jefferson Proving Ground
Army (Operational Range Ranges - Impact IOperations sediment o 22 NO
EPA 314
No known pathways
Environmental
ER,A(BRAC)
and boundary modifoed Center as part of
sampling)
areas the Range
Assessment
Program

Sampling
conducted by the
Operational Army
Jefferson Proving Ground
Ranges - tmpact EPA 314 Environmental
Army (Operational Range I
and boundary Operations GrounllWater o 14 NO
modifoed
No known pathways
Center as part of
ER,A(BRAC)
sampling)
areas the Range
Assessment
Program

Sampling
conducted by the
Operalional Army
Ft Polk (Operational RangelRangeS -Impact 10 ations
SL o 97 NO
EPA 314
No known pathways
Environmental
OMA
sampling) and boundary per modified Center as part of
areas the Range
Assessment
Army Program
IV<lIHVlnay
10
Ft Polk (OperatIOnal Range IRangeS - Impact r Surface Water o 17 NO
EPA 314
No known pathways
conducted by the
OMA
sampling) and boundary pera ,ons modified Army
Army

sampling)
I
Ft Polk (Operational Range Ranges - Impact
and boundary
10
per
ations
Sediment o 17 NO
EPA 314
modifoed
No known pathways
l';)dIUJJI"'Y
conducted by the
Army
OMA
Army

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Regulatory
'ntereet (Cleanup
Location Number of Range of requested,
Source of Perchlorate (Operallons. Number of Analytical
Service facility Site Detected Samples Coneentretlons Pol8nllat Pethway(e) of Exposurl permilling Funding Type
Equipment, Activities) Detec:tlons Method
(Madia) Collected Detected (ppb) requirements.
sampling
requirements)

Sampling
conducted by the
Operational Army
Ft Bliss (Operational Rang. Ranges - Impact EPA 314 EnvironmeOOll
Operations SL 0 259 NO No known pathways OMA
sampling) and boundary modified Genter as part of
areas the Range
Assessment
Arm v Program

Sampling
conducted by the
Operational Army
Ft Bliss (Operational RangE Ranges - Impact EPA 314 Environmental
Operations Sediment 0 29 NO No known pathways OMA
sampling) and boundary modified Center as part of
areas the Range
Assessment
Armv Program

Sampling
conducted by the
Operational Army
Ft Bliss (Operational RangE Ranges - Impact EPA 314 Envirorvnental
Operations Groundwater 0 8 NO No known pathways OMA
sampling) and boundary modified Center as part of
areas the Range
Assessment
Armv Program

GPBO-OO1·R-G1 Sampling and

Army Camp Bonneville OB/OO Groundwater 6 24 5-214 ugiL 314 modified Potential drinking water BRAG
Oemo1/LF4 Cleanup

Sampling
requirements
Site 39 - Mulli- Range Operations· use of perchlorate EPA 314/20­ (suspected
Army Fort Ord (BRAC) soil 41 432 13-106 llg/kg No known pathway BRAG
Range Area containing munitions for training purposes. 2060 Ilg/kg contaminant in
range areas due
to historicat use).

Sampling
Site 39 - Range requirements by
Army EPA 314/51­
Fort Ord (BRAC) Conducting OB/OO operations. so~ 0 10 No detections. none California EPA for BRAC
36A 61 Ilglkg
RCRAciean
closure of site.

Site 29 Former
Longhorn Army 300.0& Regulatory
Army TNT Production Operations Groundwater 23 72 1-88000 ppb· Groundwater incomplete BRAG
Ammunition Plant 3140/4 request
Area
Site 29 Former
Longhorn Army 3000& Regulatory
Army TNT Production Operations Soil 13 56 24-2410 ppb No known pathway BRAG
Ammunition Plant 314.0/40 request
Area
Longhorn Army Site 35 Sumps 3000& Regulatory
Army Operabons Groundwater 54 190 1-82900 ppb· Groundwater incomplete BRAG
Ammunition Plant (VarioUS) 314.0/4 request

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Regulatory
Interest (Cleanup
Location Humber of Range of request8'1,
Source of Perchlorate (Operations, Number of Analytical
Service facility Site Detected Sampl.. Concentrations Potential Pathway(s) of Exposure permitting Funding Type
Equipment, Activities) Detections Method
(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requirements.
samplino
requirements)

Longhorn Army Site 35 Sumps 300.0& Regulatory

Army Operations Soil 17 106 20-1450 ppb No koown pathway BRAC
Ammundion Plant (Various) 314.0140 request

Sae 50 Former
Longhorn Army 300.0 & Regulatory
Army Waste DIsposal Operations Groundwater 15 34 2·150000 ppb· Groundwater incomplete BRAC
Ammunition Ptanl 314.014 request
Facildy

Site 50 Former
Longhorn Army 300.0 & Regulatory
Army Waste Disposal Operations SoH 6 14 15-45600 ppb No koown pathway BRAC
Ammunition Plant 314.0140 request
Facildy

longhorn Army 300.0 & Regulatory

Army
Ammunition Planl
Perimeter Wells Operations Surface Water 0 6 ND none BRAC
314.014.40 request
Sae 35.
Longhorn Army Regulatory
Army Gooseberry Operations Surface Water 44 110 I-59 ppb 300.0/4 Surface Water to Caddo Lake BRAC
Ammunaion Planl request
Creek

longhorn Army sae 18-24, Regulatory

Army Operations SurfaceWaJer 22 105 6-905 ppb 300.0/4 Surface Water to Caddo Lake BRAC
Ammunition Plam Harrision Bayou request

Various firing
ranges and
impact areas.
Includes parcels:
Analyses
730-X, 870-X.
performed at the
910-X. 1140-X, EPA Method
request of
1150. 116Q-X. 314.0; Soil
Possible contamination from weapons firing regulatory
Fort McClellan. Calhoun 1170-X, 1350­ MRL-40to
Army and impacts during historical training Surface Soil 2 182 10 & 32 ppb' possible ingestion agencies (EPA BRAC
County. Alabama X. 1380-X. 1390 68 ppb and
aclivfties. and ADEM)
X. 14OQ-X, 1410 sediment 90
during sfte
X.1420-X. ppb
investigation
1510, 181(7),
phase.
194(7), 2000,
2010. 2210-X,
2280, 229Q-X,
2310. 2320-X.

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Regulalory
Inler8&t (Cleaoop
Location Number 01 Range 01 requested,
Source 01 Perchlorate (Operations, Number 01 Analytical
Service Facility Site Detected Samples Concentrations Pol"ntlal Pathway(s) 01 Exposure/permilling Funding Type
Equipment, Activities) Detections Method
(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requirements,
sampling
requirements)

Various firing
ranges and
impact areas.
Includes parcels:
73Q-X. 87Q-X.
Analyses
performed at the
91Q-X. 114Q-X, EPA Method
request 01
1150. 116Q-X, 314.0; Soil
Possible contamination from weapons firing regulatory
Fort McClellan, Calhoun 117Q-X. 1350­ MRL-40 to
Army
County, Alabama X. 138Q-X. 13!
and impacts during historical training ISubsurface soil o 162 NO
68 ppb and
none agencies (EPA BRAC
activ~ies. and ADEM)
X. 14OQ-X. 141 sediment 90
during s~e
X.142Q-X. ppb
investigation
151Q. 181(7).
phase.
194(7). 2000.
201Q, 221Q-X.
228Q. 229Q-X.
231Q. 232Q-X.

Various firing
ranges and
impact areas.
Includes parcels:
73Q-X. 87Q-X, Analyses
performed at the
91Q-X, 114Q-X,
request 01
1150, 116Q-X.
Possible contaminalion from weapons firing EPA 314.0 regulatory
Fort McClellan, Calhoun 117Q-X, 1350­
Army and impacts during historical training Groundwater 4 38 1.2 -2.55ppb' (MRL - 5- 4 IPossibie water ingestion agencies (EPA BRAC
County, Alabama X. 138Q-X, 13'
activijies. ppb) and ADEM)
X. 140Q-X, 141
during sije
X,142Q-X.
151Q, 181(7), investigation
194(7), 2000.
phase.
201Q,221Q-X,
228Q, 229Q-X.
231Q, 232Q-X.

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Regulatory
Interest (Cleaoop
Location Number of Range of requested.
Source of Perchlorate (Operations, Number of Analytical
Service Facility Site Detected Samples Concentrations Potential Pathway(s) of Exposure permitting Funding Type
Equipment, Activities) Dstectlons Method
(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requi"ements,
sampling
requirements)
I

VariouS firing

ranges and

impact areas.

Includes parcels:

Analyses
730-X, 870-X,
performed at the
910-X, 1140-X,
request of
1150, 116Q-X,
Possible contamInation from weapOns firing EPA 314.0 regulatory
Fort MeClaltan, Calhoun 1170-X, 1350­
Army and impacts during historical training Surface Water 1 41 266 ppb. (MRL - 5- 4 Possible water ingestion agencies (EPA BRAC
County, Alabama X. 1380-X, 1390
activilies, ppb) and ADEM)
X, 1400-X, 1410
during sile
X,1420-X,
investigation
,1510, 181(7),
phase,
194(7), 2000,

2010, 2210-X,

2280, 229Q-X,

2310, 2320-X

Initial sampling of
RVAAP-16 Fuze
Ravenna Army Ammunition EPA 314,0 Dermal - Training by National Guarc perc~ates at
Army and Booster OB/OO of M~ftary Murvlions Surface Water 2 10 7 and 25 ppb BRAC
Plant MRL 1 ppb (Incidental Exposure) RVAAP reuested
Ouarry Ponds
by Ohio EPA

Initial sampling of
Ravenna Army Ammunition RVAAP-44 Load EPA 314.0 perc!jorates at
Army Munitions LAP FacilKy Groundwater 0 10 NO none BRAC
Plant Line 11 MRL4 ppb RVAAP reuested
by Ohio EPA

West/South/East None known - besides soil State developing IMAI Surface

Army Fort Huachuca OBIOD sou 67 242 27,000 ppb (max) EPA 314,0
Range ingestion, inhalation an action level WaterRO

State using
Caney Lake as
Emerger.::y Feed
water for other
314,01 MRL 4 IMAI Surface
Army Red RIver Army Depot OBOD Open Burn and detonation activities Groundwater 0 198 NO none lakes. State has
15ppb WaterRO
sampled with the
Army and found
no Perct'lorate in
lake.

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Regulatory
Interest (Cleanup
Location
Number of Range of requested,
Source of Perchlorate 10peratlons. Number of
Analytical

Service facilily Site Detected

Samples Concentrations
Potential PathwaYls) of Exposure permilling Funding Type
Equlpmenl. Activities) Detections
Method

IMedia)
Collected Detected Ippb)
requirements.
sampling
requirements)

Slale using
Caney Lake as
Emergency Feed
Discharge 10 public drinking waler waler for other
IMNSurface

Army Red RIVer Army Depot 00 Open detonation activity Stormwaler 26 26 417 ppb max EPA 314.0 source-Several mies 10 Caney lakes. Slale has
WalerRO

Lake sampled with lhe

Army and found
no Perchlorale in
lake.

Discharge 10 public drinking waler Caney Lake as

IMNSurface

Army Red River Army Depot OB 1 &2 Open Burn activity Slormwater 11 26 55 to 71 ppb EPA 314.0 souree-several miles to Caney Emergency Feed
WaterRO

Lake water for other

",.
Discharge 10 public drinking water Caney Lake as
IMNSurface

Army Red RIver Army Depot X-1 Sanitary Sewer Plant Groundwaler 1 14 6.8 ppb max 314 source-Several miles 10 Caney Emergency Feed
WalerRO

Lake waler for other

",.

Slate using
Caney Lake as
Emergericy Feed
waler lor other
IMNSurface

Army Red River Army Depot X-1 Sanitary Sewer Plant Sedirnanl 0 5 NO EPA 314.0 none lakes. l'lale has
WalerRO

sampled wilh the

Army and found
no Perchlorate in
lake.

Slale using
Caney Lake as
Emergency Feed
water for other
Runoff to Surface Waler 10 Caney tMNSurface

Army Red RIver Army Depot X-1 Sanitary Sewer Plant Soil 2 51 226 ppb EPA 314.0 lakes. Stale has
Lake several m~es away WalerRO

sampled with the

Army and found
no Perchlorale in
lake.

State has verbally

IMNSUlface

Army Camp Bulhs TrainIng Sde OB/OD, MW1 OBOD Groundwater 3 unavailable 15.2 - 22 ppb EPA314 Several miles to Waler Supply Well requeSled 10
WalerRO

sample.

Stale has verbally

IMNSurface

Army Camp.Bullis TrainIng Site OB/OD, MW2 OBOD Groundwater 3 unavailable 2.33 - 491 ppb' EPA314 Several miles 10 Waler Supply Well requesled 10
WalerRO

sample.

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Intarest (Cleanup
LocaUon Number of Range of requested,
Sourca of Parchlorate (Operations. Number of Analytical
Service Facility Site Detected Samples Concentratlone Potential Pathway(e) of Exposure permitting Funding Type
Equipment, Activities) Detactlons Method
(Media) Collected Detected lppb) requtements,
sampling
! requirements)

State has verbaHy

IMAI Surface
Army Camp Bullis Traifllng Site OB/OD, /oSW7 OBOO Groundwater 2 unavaUable 64 - 9,3 ppb EPA 314 Several mUes to Water SUpply Well requested to
WaterRO
sample,

State has verbally

IMAI Sutface
Army Camp Bullis Training Site OB/OO, W2 OBOO Groundwater 3 unavaUable 3,18 - 345 ppb" EPA 314,0 Several mUes 10 Water-Supply WeH requested to
WaterRO
sample.

State has verbaUy

2,55 - 4,48 ppb"
IMAJ Surface
Army Camp BuUis TrailllllQ Site OB/OO,W3 OBOO Groundwater 2 unavailable EPA 314,0 Several mUes to Water SUpply Well requested to
WaterRO
sample,

State wUI include

Perc!Wrate at
McAlester Army IMAI Surface
Army
Ammunition Plant
Rocket Lake Potential source - OB/OO Surface Water 0 26 NO EPA 314 none Perm~ renewal
WaterRO
(negotiations 0n­
going),

5 mon~oring Not required

wells, (sampling
Army Umatilla Chemical Depot activities Groundwater 5 5 50 - 9,6 EPA 314 No exposure pathway koown IMA
informationm conducted in
unavaUabie 1990's)
Not required
39 mon~oring
(sampling
Army Umatilla ChemICal Depot wells, information activities Groundwater 0 39 NO EPA 314 none IMA
conducted in
unavailable
1990's)
NJOEP and EPA
1421PICA 111 perchlorate production, disposal and 5 (incJuding drinkibng water wells ~hin 1/4 mile want addilonal
Army Plcalinny Arsenal Groundwater 11 26 - 616 ppb" EPA 314 IMAlNERO
(RI concept site) research related activities dUplicate) of plume sampling for IRP
investigation
NJDEP and EPA
1421PICA 111 perchlorate production, disposal and 21 (inct drinking water wells within 114 mile want add~onal
Army Picalinny Arsenal, soU 2 up to 500 ppb EPA 314 IMAlNERO
(RI concept site) research related activ~ies dups) of plume sampling for IRP
investigation
100
(Including
PICA 002
perchlorate production, disposal and dups for NJOEP, EPA,
Army PlCatinny Arsenal (Southern
research activities
Groundwater 0
quarterly
NO EPA 314 none IMAlNERO
Developer
Boundary wells)
sampling
program
potential pathway tlYaugh bedrock
Open Detonation to neighboring township where
Army Picatimy Arsenal Disposal and detonation activities Groundwater 13 42 up to 20 ppb EPA 314 NJDEP, RCRA IMAlNERO
Area perchlorate has been detected at "
1 ppb
Disposal and
NJDEP required
Army Fori Oil( delonatoon OB/OO Groundwater 1 4 NO - 28 ppb' EPA 314 No potential pathways known IMAINERO
sampling
activities

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Interest (CleallJp
Location Numberot Range of requested.
Source 01 Perchlorate (Operations. Number 01 Analytical
Service Facility Site Detected Samples Concentrations Potential Pathway(s) of Exposure permilling Funding Type
Equipment. Activities) Detections Method
(MedIa) CoIIec:ted Detected (ppb) requiremem.
samplinq
requirements)

FX training lield ­ EPA and MOE

Groundwater Aquiler supplies water to the Cny 01
Army Aberd6en Proving Ground (western study Training - pyrotechnics and smokes 63 125 NO-23.4ppb· 314.0/1ppb advisories/recom IMAINERO
(Monitoring well) Aberdeen
boundary area) mendations

314.0/1 ppb
Groundwater and Aquiler suppll9S water to the Cny 01 Recommended
Army Aberdeen Proving Ground FTXAREA Training - pyrotechnics and smokes 249 268 NO - 3.500 ppb' lMAINERO
(OPT) STL-M-CI04/ Aberdeen by EPA
500 ppb

Leach down 10 Aquifer that supplies Recommended

Army Aberdeen Proving Ground FTXAREA Training - pyrotechnics and smokes So~ (borings) 202 610 NO - 12,000 ppb* 314.0I10ppb IMNNERO
water to the cny 01 Aberdeen by EPA

Leach down to Aquiler that supplies Recommended

Army Aberdeen Proving Ground FTXAREA Training - pyrotechnics and smokes Surface Water 4 NO 314.Q/ 4ppb IMAINERO
° water to the cny 01 Aberdeen by EPA

Leach down to Aquiler that supplies Recommended

Army sediment 4 NO 314.Q/ 10ppb IMAINERO
Aberdeen Proving Ground FTXAREA Training· pyrotechnics and smokes
° water to the Cny 01 Aberdeen by EPA

314.0/ Leach down to Aquiler that supplies Recommended

Army Aberdeen Proving Ground FTX AREA Training - pyrotechnics and smokes surface so~ 21 128 ND -590 ppb IMAINERO
10ppb' waler to the Cny 01 Aberdeen by EPA

Various
Activijies involving usage 01 propellants,
areas/ranges in Recommended
Army Aberdeen Proving Ground ordnance. elored smokes and chemical So~ (borings) 1 11 0.42J 314011ppD none IMNNERO
the Edgewood by EPA
agents
area

Various
Activijies involVing usage 01 propellants,
areas/ranges in Recommended
Army Aberdeen ProVing Ground ordnance, elored smokes and chemical Surface Water 23 NO 314.0/4ppb nooo
the Edgewood
area
agents ° by EPA
IMAINERO

Various
Activities involving usage 01 propeUanls,
areas/ranges in 314.0/ Recommended
Army Aberdeen Proving Ground ordnance, elored smokes and chemical sediment 3 17 NO to 17 ppb* none known IMAl NERO
the Edgewood 100ppb by EPA
agents
area

Various
Activities involving usage 01 propellants,
areas/ranges in 314.0/ Recommended
Army Aberdeen ProVing Ground ordnance, elored smokes and chemical surface soil 1 3 NO - 7.7 ppb none known IMAINERO
the Edgewood 100ppb by EPA
agents
area

In smaU creek Coordinating

Off sne migration conformed along
Army Redstone Arsenal near English Rockel exploration operation soil unavailable unavailable up to 37,000 ppb' 314.0 progress WIth IMNSERO
~astern boundary
ViUage regulators

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Regulatory
Interest (Qeanup
Location Number of Range of requested.
Source of Perchlorate (Operations, Number of Analytical
Service Facility Site Detected Samples Concentrations Potential Pathway(s) of Exposure!llermilting Funding Type
Equipment, Activities) Detectlona Method
(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requirements.
sampling
requirements)

Potenlial pathway 10 wetlands used

Below smaU Coordinating
for recreation. Also potenlial for
Army Redstone Arsenal creek near /Rocket exploration operation Groundwater unava~b1e I Wlava~b1e I up to 19,000 ppb • 314.0 progress with IMAISERO
uptake in weiland grasses used lor
English V~lage regulators
feed for beel callie.

EPA 314/4­ sampling

Army lal<e Cijy AAP Area 18 Historic operations/burning Groundwater o 18 NO
20ppb
none
requiremenls
IMAINWRO

Perctlorate has
beeo detected in
the Lakewood
Water District
drinking water
production wells.
Monijoring wells Ft. Lewis.
Army Fort Lewis around Impact I'mpact areas Groundwater o 12 NO EPA 314 None McChord AFB. J IMAI NWRO
areas and Lakewood
Waler District are
within lhe footprint
01 the "Genlral
Pierce Counly
Aquffer" Sole
Source Aquifer

Perctlorale has

beeo detected In

lhe Lakewood

Water District

drinking water

productiOn wells.

Ft. Lewis.
Army Fort LeWIS Springs around Ilmpact areas
Impact areas
Surface Water o 5 NO EPA 314 none McChord AFB. I IMAI NWRO
and Lakewood
Waler District are.
wijhin the lootprint
of the ·Cenlral
Pierce County
Aquffer" Sole
Source Aquffer

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Regulatory
Interest (Clearop
Location Number of Range of requested,
Source of Perchlorate (Operations, Number of Analytical
Service Facility Site Detected Samples Concentrationa Potential Pathway(l) of Expolure permitting Funding Type
Equipment, Activities) Detections Method
(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requirements,
sampling
requirements)

Perctrorate has
~ detected in
the Lakewood
Waler District
drinking water
production wells.
FI. Lewis,
Almy Fori Lewis NisquaUy River Impact areas sediment 0 3 NO EPA 314 none McChord AFB, IMAINWRO
and Lakewood
Walar District are
within the footprint
of the "Cel1lral
Pierce Counly
Aqu~er" Sole
Source Aquifer

Building 528
Future perm~
Ammunition
EPA 314 requirements lor
Almy Fort Wingate Normal Munition Oemi soil 29 31 NO - 3.18 ppm IMAINWRO
modified sampling and
Maintenance
cleanup
Buiding
Future perm~
Former TNT
EPA 314 requirements for
Almy Fort Wingate Washout Munition Oern~ soi 1 11 NO - 010 ppm IMAINWRO
modified sampling and
Facilities
cleanup
Future perm~
Former TNT
requirements for
Almy Fort Wingate Washout Munition Oemi Groundwater 12 47 NO -76.6ppb' EPA 314.0 IMAINWRO
sampling and
Facilities
cleanup
Former TNT Future permtt
Washout 2,440 ppb - 2,890 requirements for
Army Fort Wingate Munition Oemi Groundwater 2 2 EPA 314.0 lMAINWRO
Fac~~ies and ppb sampling and
Buijding 528 cleculUp
Former TNT
Future permtt
Washout
requirements for
Army Fort Wingate F ac~ities and Munillon Oem~ Groundwater 2 17 NO -94 ppb' EPA 314.0 IMAINWRO
sampling and
Buildings 542 I
cleanup
600
Former TNT
Future permtt
Washout
requirements for
Army Fort Wingate Facilities and Munition Oemij Groundwater 0 16 NO - 10.0 ppb' 314.0 IMAINWRO
sampling and
Adminstration
cleanup
Alea

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Interest (Cleanup
Locallon Number of Range of requested,
Source of Perchlorate (Operations, Number of Analytical
Service Facility Site Detected Samples Concentrations Potential Pathway(s) of Exposure permilling Funding Type
Equipment, ActlvltlllS) Detections Method
(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requirements,
sampling
I requirements)

Former TNT
Washout Future permit
F ac~~ieS and requirements lor
Army Fort Wingale MuMionDemil Groundwater 0 8 NO 314.0 None lMAINWRO
Northern sampling and
Property c1eaoop
Boundary
Fulu'e perm~
Sewage
requirements for
Army Fort Wingate Treatment MuMionOemil Groundwater 0 2 NO 314.0 none IMAINWRO
sampling and
Fac~iIy
cleanup
Future permd
OB/OOArea­ requirements for
Army Fort Wingale MuMionOemB Groundwater 1 14 NO - 10.0 ppb 314.0 IMAINWRO
closed sampling and
cleaoop
Future perm~
OB/OOArea­ requirements for
Army Fort Wingate MuMionDemil Groundwater 14 39 NO ­ 15.0 ppb. 314.0 IMAINWRO
current sampling and
cleanup

Surface
ingestion of soil, dermal contact, or Site
WaterMU 3­
Crane Army Ammunrtion Surface and EPA Method inhalation 01 windblown particles. characterization
Army Ammundion Open Burning Operations 5 100 0- 470 ppb· AMC-JMC
Activdy subsurface soil 314.0 No known patheay to drinking water for RCRA
Burning Ground
source. Corrective AcIion
& Old Jeep Trail

Iowa Army Ammun~ion

Army East Burn Pads Unknown - potential source - DB/DO Groundwater 1 12 0-8.8uglL· 314.0/4ug/L noneorlim~ sampling AMC-JMC
Plant
Iowa Army Ammun~ion North Burn Pads
Army Unknown - potential source· DB/DO Groundwater 1 10 O-3.2uglL· 314.0I4ug/L none or limited sampling AMC-JMC
Plant LF
Iowa Army Ammun~ion Inert Disposal 0-<8.8ug/L (Matrix
Army Unknown Groundwater 1 20 314.0/4ug/L none or lim~ed sampling AMC-JMC
Plant Area Interference)'

Iowa Army Ammunition Line 8oo/Pink

Army Unknown - potential source - LAP Groundwater 1 12 0-28ug/L· 314.0/4ug/L none or Iim~ed sampling AMC-JMC
Plant Water Lagoon

S~e
Lone Star Army High Explosives EPA Method characterization
Army Potential source - ~B/DO Groundwater 1 8 up to 7.95 ppb. Ingestion ER,A (AMC-JMC)
Ammundion Plant Burning Grounds 314.0 forRCRA
Corrective Action

Lone Star Army Produchon EPA Method permitting

Army Production So~ (Surface) 1 1 8.86 ppb ingestion, dermal contact, inhalation ER,A (AMC-JMC)
Ammunition Plant Bu~ding P-29 314.0 requirements

Installation
Radford Army Ammun~ion Surface
Army Groundwater 1 4 NO-1O.7· 314 No exposure pathway known Restoration AMC-JMC
Plant WaterMU54
Program
Installation
Radford Army Ammunition
Army New River Un~ Surface Water 0 1 all NO 300 none Restoration AMC-JMC
Plant
Program

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Ragulatory
Interest (Clealklp

Service Facility Site

0'
Source Perchlorate (Operations,
location
Oetected
Number of
Number
Samples
0' Range of
Concenlrations
Analytical
requesled,
Potential Pathway(s) of Exposurelpermitting Funding Type
Equipment, Activities) Detections Method
(Madia) 'Collected Detected (ppb) requirements,
sampling
requirements)

Installation
Radford Army AmmullJllOn
Army New River U"" Surface Waler 24 ND-l.71' 314 none Restoration AMC-JMC
Plant
Program

SedimenlWA
Administralivl!
Orders, sampling
Disposal, Open Burn/Open Detonation, requirements,
Massachusetts Military Artilery Firing (lITR Rounds), Firworks Use 314.013.2 Sole source aquifer used lor cleanup
Army Demo I Soi 12 171 ND·26.88' ARNG
Reservation (MMR) and Disposal, Miilary Training with ppb drinking waler requested,
Pyrotechnics provision of
alternate waler
supplie<.
requested.

SedimentWA
Administrative
Orders, ~ampling
Disposal, Open Burn/Open Detonation, requirements,
Massachusetts Military Artillery Firing (lITR Rounds), Firworks Use 314.0/3.2 Sole source aquifer used for cleanup
Army CIA So~ 5 194 ND·41ooo ARNG
Reservation (MMR) and Disposal, Military Training wilh ppb drinking waler requested,
Pyrotechnics provision of
alternate water
supplies
requested.

SedimenlWA
Administrative
Orders, sampling
Disposal, Open Burn/Open Detonation, requirements,
Massachusetts Military Southeast Artillery Firing (lITR Rounds), Firworks Use 314.0/3.2 Sole source aqUifer used for cleanup
Army Soil 67 511 NO - 134000' ARNG
Reservation (MMR) Ranges and Disposal, Miitary Training with ppb drinking water requested,
Pyrotechnics provision of
alternate water
supplies
requesled.

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Regulatory
Interest (CIeaAJP
location Number of
Range of requesteJ,
So~rce of Perchlorate (Operatloll$, Number of
Analytlc:aJ
Service Facility SUe Detected Samples
Concentratlona
Potentiat Pathway(a) of Exposure permilling Fundtng Type
Equipment, Activities) Detectlona
Method
IMedfa) Collected
Detected (ppb)
requirements.
sampIinQ
< requirements)

Disposal. Open Burn/Open Detonation. Administrative

Massactusetts Military
Norttr.vest
Artillery Firing (L1TR Rounds). Filworks Use 314.013.2 Sole source aquifer used for Orders, sampling
Army SOU 20 116
ND -7560'
ARNG
Reservation (MMR)
Corner
and Disposal. MUKary Training with ppb drinking water requirements.
Pyrotechnics --.
cleaAJP

SedimentWA
AdmiRstrative
Orders. sampIirQ
Disposal. Open Burn/Open Detonation, requirements,
Massactusetts Milftary
Western
Artillery Firing (L1TR Rounds), Filworks Use 314.013.2 c1eaAJP
Army
Reservation (MMR)
Boundary
and Disposal, MUKary Training with
~ 0 92
NO

ppb
none ARNG
requested.
Pyrotechnics provision of
alternate water
supplies
requested.

SedirnenlWA
Administrative
Orders. sampling
Disposal. Open Burn/Open Detonation. requirements.
Massachusetts M~~ary ArtUlery Firing (L1TR Rounds), FlIWor1<s Use 314.0/3.2 Sole source aquifer used for cleaAJP
Army Everything Else SOU 1 107
ND- 50'
ARNG
Reservation (MMR) and Disposal, MU~ary Training with ppb drinking water requested,
Pyrotechnics provision of
alternate water
supplies
requested.

SedirnentWA
Administrative
Orders. sampling
Disposal. Open Burn/Open Detonation. requirements,
Massachusetts Military Ar1Ulery Firing (L1TR Rounds), Filworks Use 314.0/1.0 Sole source aquifer used for cleanup
Army Demo 1 Groundwater 143 604 ND - 500'
ARNG
Reservation (MMR) and Disposal, M~Uary Training with ppb drinking water requested,
Pyrotechnics provision of
alternate water
supplies
requested.

SedimentWA
Administrative
Orders. sampling
Disposal, Open Burn/Open Detonation. requirements,
Massachusetts MilKary Ar1~lery Firing (L1TR Rounds), Filworks Use 314.0/1.0 Sole source aquifer used for cleanup
Army CIA Groundwater 72 1280 ND-33' ARNG
Reservation (MMR) and Disposal. Military Training wKh ppb drinking water requested.
Pyrotechnics provision of
alternate waler
supplies
requested.

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Interest (Cleanup
location Number of Range of reqoosted,
Source of Perchlorate (Operations. Number of Anatytlcal
Service Facility Site Detected Samples Concentratfons Potential Pathway(s) of Exposure permilling Funding Type
Equipment, Activities) Detections Method
(Media) Collecled Delected (ppb) requirements,
sampling
requirements)

SedimentWA
Administrative
Orders, sampling
Disposal, Open Burn/Open Detonation, requirements,
MassaclJ.JseUs Milijary Southeast Artillery Firing (lITR Rounds), Firworks Use 314.011.0 Sole source aqu~er used for cleanup
Army Groundwater 81 1023 ND-311' ARNG
Reservation (MMR) Ranges and Disposal, M~ijary Training with ppb drinking wa1er requested,
Pyrotechnics provision of
auernate waler
supplies
requested.

SedimentWA
Administrative
Orders, sampling
Disposal, Open Burn/Open Detonation, requirements,
Massachusells Mimary Northwest Artillery Firing (lITR Rounds), Firworks Use 314.0/1.0 Sole source aquifer used for cleanup
Army Groundwater 39 99 ND - 19.3' ARNG
Reservation (MMR) Corner and Disposal. Milijary Training with ppb drinking water requested,
Pyrotechnics provision of
auernate water
supplies
requested.

SedimentWA
Administrative
Orders, sampling
Disposal, Open Burn/Open Detonation, requirements,
MassachuseUs Military Western Art~lery Firing (lITR Rounds), Firworks Use 314.011.0 Sole source aquifer used for cleanup
Army Groundwater 36 3029 ND - 2.89" ARNG
Reservation (MMR) Boundary and Disposal, M~ijary Training wijh ppb drinking waler requested,
Pyrotechnics provision of
alternate water
supplies
requested.

SedimentWA
Administrative
Orders, sampling
Disposal, Open Burn/Open Delonation, requirements,
MassachuseUs Military ArtiHery Firing (L1TR Rounds), Firworks Use 314.0/1.0 Sole source aqu~er used for cleanup
Army Everything Else Groundwater 13 488 ND - 17.7' ARNG
Reservation (MMR) and Disposal, M~itary Training with ppb drinking water requesled,
Pyrotechnics provision of
alternate water
supplies
requested.

ODPits'O,I', 3140/2.0
Army Camp Navajo Munitons disposal surface water 3 11 ND-37' drinking water RCRA ARNG
17 ppb
Kerr-McGee Groundwater Groundwater/surface water, A Regulatory and
Kerr-McGee Perchlorate
Army I FUDS Perchlorate Source - Chemical Manufacturing Surface Water 3,700,000 ppb, NA perchlorate contaminated congressional, FUDS
Plant, Henderson, NV
Plant, Surface Water Inroundwater n1ume extends from Kerr-McCae

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Regulatory
Intere.t (Cleanup
location Humber of Range of requested.
Source of Perchlorate lOperation•• Humber of Analytical
Service Facility Site Detected Sample. Concentration. Potential PathwaYI.) of Exposure permitting Fundillll Type
Equipment. Actlvltle.) Detection. Method
lMedla) Collected Detected Ippb) requirements.
sampling
requirements)

Need to establish FUDS eligibU~y, Records

Groundwater 31 to
Army 1 FUDS Pyr~e Canyon. Glen Avon. pyrrte Canyon. G search wUI also include checking nany Groundwater NA Groundwater NA FUDS
81 ppb
loerclllorate corrtainina ~ems were
Rialto I fOfmerty
Rialto IfOfmer1y Rialto Rialto
Source - Fireworks FacUiIy(?). SF Goodrich. DW>4 ppband Regional Water
Army 1FUDS Ammunition Supply Point). Ammunition Drinking Water NA Drinking water supply wells FUDS
Rocket Research and Marofacturing 811 ppb Board
Rialto. CA Supply Point).
Rialto, CA
Groundwater~l
Atlantic Research washed ammonium 413 ug/L;
Shumaker NAD,
Shumaker NAD. Camden, perchlorate out of rocket motOfs and Groundwater~1 D EPA 314· EPA Threatened
Army 1 FUOS Camden. AR Groundwater 3 16 SurfICial Aquifer FUDS
AR "Landfill" disposed of large pieces of AP In an open 850ugIl; Water 7003 Drder
"Landfill"
burning un~, Groundwater~2D
475 ugIL

USACE conduc1ed groundwater sample

Sample collection
Former Walker collection and analysis of perchlorate in Nov
FOfmer Walker AFB. 314/0,004 requested by the
Army 1 FUOS AFB. RoSurface 03.. The samples _re collected near an Groundwater ND 3 ND none FUDS
RoSurface Waterell. NM mgn(PQL) State of New
WatereU. NM OWOO and rocket test fac~~, Perchlorate
Mexico
was norHletect

TysonVaRey
Tyson Valley Powder Farm. Powder Farm, EPA tested for perchlorate and did not
Army 1FUOS Eureka. MD (ADCs 15-17. Eureka. MO locate any at the explosive storage and Groundwater ND ND 314 None EPA FUDS
23-29.31 and 34) (AOCs 15-17.23 testing fac~~
29.31 and 34)

Nebraska
Nebraska Ordnance Plant. EPA has sampled fOf Perchlorate down
Army 1FUDS Ordnance Plant. Groundwater NO NO 314 None EPA FUDS
Mead.NE gradient of a fOfmer fireworks manufacturer
Mead, NE

Sample which
Nebraska showed
Nebraska Ordnance Plant, USACE mon~ored East of Load line 4 at the
Army 1 FUOS Ordnance Plant. Groundwater 1 2 contaminated was 314 None NA FUOS
Mead. NE Former Ordnance Plant
Mead. NE estimated to be
3ppb
Blaine Naval
USACE sampled for perchlorate at the
Blaine Naval Ammunition Ammunition EPA Method
Army 1 FUOS Ordnance Plant during the 2002 NAD-wide Groundwater NO 58 None
314.. 0
none NA FUDS
Depot. Hastings. NE Depot. Hastings.
sampling event
NE
KCOA Nike 60. Gardner. KCOA Nike 60. USACE sampled for Perchlorate at the 25..4 ppb and Direct contact of soU w~h students
Army 1 FUOS So~ 2 4 Method 9058 NA FUDS'
KS Gardner. KS grade school at the Former Nike Site 3Hppb at grade school
Sampling
Larson AFB, Moses Lake. Larson AFB.
Army 1 FUDS Groundwater samplIng Groundwater NO 2 ND 314 none suggested by FUDS
WA Moses Lake. WA
EPA

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Regulatory
Interest (Cleaoop
Location Humber of Range of requested.
Source of Perchlorate (Operations, Number of Analytical
Service Facility Site Detected Samples Concentrations Potential Pathway(s) of Exposurelpemrilling Funding Type
Equipment, Actlvitle.) Detec:t1ona Method
(Media) Collected Detected (ppb) requirements,
sampling
requirements)

EPA and Virginia

DEQ believe aU
ordnance related
sijes have the

1,~l
polenlialfor

I I I I
Detection

At / FUDS\Nansamond Ordnance
my Depol, Suffolk VA
Nansemond rNT Steam Out area known 10 be
lordnance Depol, contaminate with bulk TNT and other
Suffolk VA Ordnance and Explosive debris.
Groundwater NO 3 NO , , , -: ~
Umij

the Reporting
perchlorate
contamination.
Based on their
J FUDS
interest
Limij was 10
perchlorate was
uglL.
added to the list
ofCoCs for
testing at the
FNOD TNT area.

In FY02. at the
request of the
Slate of
Massachusetts.
NAE sampled
Hingham Burn Sije
Army / FUDSloolMA023207
Massachusetts
Hingham Burn
ISije
D01MA023207
Massachusetts
IEXpiOSive Residue I
Groundwater
I
NO

I I 3 NO

I NA
lnooo
reral (3?) wells
for various
contam;nants
related to
I FUDS

explosive residue.
one of which was
perchlorate.
Nothing was
found.
I I I I I I I I I
Air Force Perchlorate Survey -Environmental Re.toratlon - Cleanup. Other

closed bombing
Air Force New Boston AFS range bombing operation (old target) Groundwater. soil NO 2 NO DERP
314 None State

OD029/SWMU TDEC monitoring DERP

All Force Arnold AFB 98 Disposal operations at OB/OD s~e Groundwater 12 27 2.7 - 1000 314 Groundwater/Umijed requirement
Patrick AFB/Cape Groundwater.stat
Air Force Canaveral launch s~es Rocket Operations/launches Groundwater NO 1 NO 314 None DERP
e
Air Force Poinsett Range OT-19 OB/OD operations Groundwater 1 11 8.4 314 None None DERP
LFool. 006. 007. None (for sije
Air Force Duluth. Reserve center 010 None Groundwater NO 4 NO 314 DERP
None closeout)
So~, Sediment. None. Re-test
Research. Development. Test and Groundwater, result in Non- DERP
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Unknown
From: Meehan, Patrick, Mr, OSD-ATL
Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 200415:30
To: Beehler, Alex, Mr, OSD-ATL
Cc: Cotter, Sandra, Ms, OSD-ATL; Kratz, Kurt, , OSD-ATL
SUbject: FW: Response to DingelllSolis Questions 3, 5,6, 7, 8,9 - Pertaining only to perchlorate. not
the other munitions constituents

Dlngell_Response_ Dlngell_ResponStL DingelLResponse_ DingelLResponse_ DingelLResponse_ DingelLResponse_

Question? eld... Question9 ed.... QuestionS ed.... Questlon6 eel.... QuestionS eel.... Questlon3 ed....

Alex - For your

review and ok/re\!'ision. I'll send Sandy's dra.ft if you OK.

Pat Meehan
-----Original Message----­
From: Cotter, Sandra, Ms, OSD-ATL

Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2004 2:31 PM

To: Meehan, Patrick, Mr, OSD-ATL

Cc: Kratz, Kurt, , OSD-ATL

Subject: FW: Response to Dingell/Solis Questions 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ­

Pertaining only to perchlorate, not the other munitions constituents

Mr. Meehan,

A draft response to Jim Woolford:

Jim,

March 04, 2004 4:47 PM

1
(b)(6)
Subject: Response to Dingell/Solis Questions 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 - Pertaining
only to perchlorate, not the other munitions constituents

Pat,

Here are our draft responses. I have glanced over and any changes I
would have would be minor. So, in the interest in time, I am forwarding
to you for DoD review. Dingell's staff is starting to rattle the cage
on getting responses.

Note that Q3 is limited to perchlorate vs. TNT, RDX, et. al. We

continue to work on that.

We don't have the info for Q 4, which you are trying to send.

Note in Question 7, there are a few facilities that are refusing to

sample.

Appreciate any comments ASAP.

James Woolford

Direct Line (b)(2)

Office Line

Fax Line

Forwarded by James Woolford/DC/USEPA/US on 03/04/2004 04:39 PM

Joshua Barber

To: James
Woolford/DC/USEPA/us@EPA
03/04/2004 03:27 cc: Renee
Wynn/DC/USEPA/US@EPA
PM SUbject: Response to
Dingell/Solis Questions 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 - Pertaining only to
perchlorate, not the other
munitions constituents

(See attached file: Dingell-perchlorate 2-6-4.doc) (See attached file:

Dingell Response Question3.doc) (See attached file:

Dingell-Response-QuestionS. xls) (See attached file:

Dingell::::Response::::Question6.doc) (See attached file:

Dingell Response Question7.doc) (See attached file:

Dingell-Response-Question6.doc) (See attached file:

Dingell::::Response::::Question9.doc)

Josh Barber

Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response

Federal Facilities Restoration and Reuse Office

(b)(2) Phone
Fax

2
 Document 900

Attachments described in email withheld

Exemption 5

 Message Page 1 of2

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From: Miller, Edmund, Mr. OSD-ATL
Sent: Friday, February 20, 2004 16:49
To: Yaroschak, Paul J CIV ASSTSECNAV IE WASHINGTON DC,; Kratz, Kurt, , OSD-ATL: Miller,
Edmund, Mr, OSD-ATL
Cc: Zillmer, Doug CIV ASSTSECNAV IE WASHINGTON DC, OAS
SUbject: RE: Perchlorate NPDES Consolidated Data

(b)(5)

Ed Miller
ODUSD (I&E) Environmental Management
ph: (b)(2)
fax

----Original Message---­
From: Yaroschak, Paul J CIV ASSTSECNAV IE WASHINGTON DC, OASN(I&E)

[mailto • •

sent: Friday, February 20,20044:46 PM

To: Kurt Kratz (E-mail); Ed Miller (E-mail)

Cc: Zillmer, Doug av ASsrSECNAV IE WASHINGTON DC, OASN(I&E)

Subject: FW: Perchlorate NPDES Consolidated Data

Doug is correct (b)(5)

-----Original Message----- \.

From: Zillmer, Doug

Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 15:50

To: Yaroschak, Paul J

Subject: FW: Perchlorate NPDES Consolidated Data

(b)(5)

---·-Original Message--­
From: Evans, Steve CONT [mailto:steve.evans@navy.milJ

sent: Thursday, February 12, 200412:01 PM

To: Doug Zillmer (E-mail)

Cc: Maluri, Louis F av

Subject: FW: Perchlorate NPDES Consolidated Data

Doug,

As we discussed, there are 10 total sites for Navy and Marine Corps (and only 13 for all 000); but 7 of the
10 sites were big hits at one location: Allegany Ballistics Laboratory. Data contained in the attached file.

VR,
Message Page 2 of2

Steve (b)(2)

-_··-Original Message---­
. From: Trembly, Scott CIV (NAVFACHQ)
Sent: Friday, January 30,2004 16:01
To:
Cc:
CONT; Avery, Kent P av (NAVFACHQ)

Subject: Perchlorate NPDES Consolidated Data

Ed, the OUSD Interim Policy on Perchlorate Sampling letter dated

29 September 03 directed the Services to work with the CWA
Service·s-Steering Committee to··compile a consolidated NPDES
perchlorate sampling report by 31 January 04.

·Per our phoncon of 29 January 04, attached is the consolidated

report of the Services sampling results.

«Data, Combined Services NPOES.xls»

VR,
Scott Trembly, P.E.
Environmen~al Compliance Division
Commander, Navy Installations
Phone:
 RE: Revised documents Page 10f3

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From: Maupin, Heidi E. (elV) (b)(6)

Sent: Monday, March 08,200416:55

To: 'Carrillo David Civ AFflLEVR '; 'Rogers Daniel Col AFfJACE '; 'Cornell Jeff It. Col SAFflE ';

'Cullison. Geoffrey (E-mail) '; 'Kowalczyk Daniel (E-mail) '; 'Garg, Malcolm J ACSIMfCH2M HILL ';
'Morefield GS13 Deborah A [HQMCj'
Cc: Maupin, Heidi E. (CIV); 'Kratz, Kurt, , OSD-ATL '; 'Cotter, Sandra, Ms, OSD-ATL '; 'Wennerberg,
Linda, Dr, OSD-ATl '; 'Jasinski Dennis Lt Col AFfllEVR ' '
Subject: RE: Revised documents

Dave,

vir,
Heidi Maupin

_·.--Original Message-·_·­
From: Carrillo David Civ AFfILEVR

To: Rogers Daniel Col AFfJACE; Cornell Jeff Lt. Col SAFIIE; Cullison. Geoffrey (E-mail); Kowalczyk Daniel (E-mail);

Garg, Malcolm J ACSIMfCH2M HILL; Morefield GS 13 Deborah A [HQMC]

Cc: Heidi E. Maupin (ClV) (E-mail); Kratz, Kurt, ,OSD-ATL;Cotter,Sandra, Ms, OSD-ATL; Wennerberg, Linda, Dr,

OSD-ATL; Jasinski Dennis Lt Col AFJILEVR

Sent; 3/8/2004 3:00 PM

Subject: RE: Revised documents

I did not get past the first line

(b)(5)
 RE: Revised documents Page 2 of3

(b)(5)

-----Original Message----­
From: Rogers Daniel Col AFIJACE

Sent: Monday, March 08, 2004 8:16 AM

To: Cornell Jeff Lt. Col SAFlIE; Cullison. Geoffrey (E-mail); Carrillo

David Civ AFIILEYR; Kowalczyk Daniel (E-mail); Garg, Malcolm J

ACSIM/CH2M HILL; Morefield GS13 Deborah A [HQMC]

Cc: Heidi E. Maupin (ClV) (E-mail); Kratz, Kurt, , OSD-ATL; Cotter,

Sandra, Ms, OSD-ATL; Wennerberg, Linda, Dr, OSD-ATL

Subject: FW: Revised documents

Folks,

Please examine these and let me know how soon you can concur or

nonconcur on the documents so we can put these out for DoD distribution.

We've come a long way and Heidi has worked hard to take into

consideration all points of view.

Thanks

Dan

DANIEL E. ROGERS, Colonel, USAF

Chief, Environmental Law and Litigation

·----Original Message----­
From: Maupin, Heidi E. (CIY) [maHto

Sent: Friday, March 05, 20044:40 PM

To: Rogers Daniel Col AF/JACE

SUbject: Revised documents

Col Rogers:

Attached are revised documents. Both have inter-agency approval.

vIr,

Heidi E. Maupin, PE

Risk CommunicationslEnvironmental Programs Directorate

Navy Environmental Health Center

620 John Paul Jones Circle

Suite.

Portsmouth VA 23708-2103

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perchlorate could significantly increase DoD liabilities, while providing little
additional protection to human health and the environment.

(b)(5)
I.

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3. The Office of Management and Budget has directed the Environmental Protection
Agency to submit their proposed standard for additional peer review by the
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 Perchlorate

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 Perchlorate

Message: The contemplated Environmental Protection Agency standard for

perchlorate could significantly increase DoD liabilities,while providing little
additional protection to human health and the environment.

1. (b)(5)

2. (b)(5)

3. The Office of Management and Budget has directed the Environmental Protection
Agency to submit their proposed standard for additional peer review by the
National Academy of Scienc . (b)(5)
•
Key Points:
(b)(5)

(b)(5)

Possible Question:
(b)(5)
1.

Sandy Cotterr/l&EJ697-9793/Jan 06, 2004

 Perchlorate

Message: The contemplated Environmental Protection Agency standard for

perchlorate could significantly increase DoD liabilities, while providing little

additional protection to human health and the environment.

1. (b)(5)

2. (b)(5)

3. The Office of Management and Budget has directed the Environmental Protection
Agency to submit their proposed standard for additional peer review by the
National Academy of SciencerL;.~I1I• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
(b)(5)
Key Points:
(b)(5)

(b)(5)

Possible Question:

1. (b)(5)

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Unknown

From: Kratz, Kurt, , OSD-ATL

Sent: Friday, July 11, 2003 11:48
To: Marqusee, Jeffrey, Dr, OSD-ATL
Cc: Cotter, Sandra, Ms, OSD-ATL; Ferrebee, Patricia, Ms. OSD-ATL: Woodley Jr., John. Mr. OSD-ATL.
Meehan, Patrick, Mr, OSD-ATL
Subject: Question from Mr. DuBois

Jeff,

Enclosed is a paper on UV destruction of perchlorate. Mr. DuBois' question is: "JP Woodley. Please see below

Are we using this type of technology in any of the SERDP test sites? Ray D 7-10-03"

I know you discussed this with Mr. Woodley, Mr. DuBois. and myself last week. Would you please put together a

short note describing the past history of UV and ESTCP/SERDP, as well as anything you dug up in the research

you told Mr. DuBois you would do.

Thx,

Kurt

9/2212005

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Robert M. Lantis
Vice President & eTC
T,1 ~odltJ 1

LtghtStream Technologies
12200 SunrISe Valley Drive
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LightStream : 4"l '?:tJ::v ~)P ~~r /" ~ r?

RE: Your enquiry ab CHLORATE REMEDIATION ~ J.

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Josh,

There is an abundance of information surrounding this large problem. Solid rocket fuel and
munitions -laden waters in the low (yet toxic) "parts per billion" (ppb) range are very difficult to
remediate with the simpler and more prevalent physical chemistry techniques. A review of the
literature clearly shows, however, that UV photochemistry has been proven an effective tool for
many of these problematic compounds (among many others). A key advantage with UV is that,
in sharp contrast to the problematic "exchange/entrapment/removal" physical chemistry
methods, which still require handling, storage, and disposal, the photolytic chemistry tool can
be a single-pass, instant, and complete destruction of the hazardous compound, without harmful
by-products. There are two dominant techniques available using UV light:

pirect Dhotodissociation-
Complex chemical bonds are instantly destroyed by the action of a suitable wavelength of UV
light, breaking the harmful compound down ("mineralization") into simple (and benign) common
compounds consisting of such things as carbon dioxide, hydrogen, oxygen, chlorine, and/or
nitrogen. The minimum (or shortest) necessary wavelength of light for any desired reaction
depends upon the actual bonds that one desires to destruct. I've left for you a few hardcopy
references about this in a binder, along with numerous other supporting documentation.

Indirect Photolysis-
This "Advanced Oxidation Technology" is a two-step photo-destruction method whereby the UV
light first photo-dissociates a small amount of peroxide that has been added into the water
stream prior to the UV reactor, thereby forming powerful hydrogen radicals that directly combine
with the toxic compounds and effectively breaks them down into their benign mineralized
components.

The Pulsed UV light produced by the Lightstream LSi -series is particularly well-suited for these
Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) destruction applications. Indeed, compared to conventional
mercury-based CW lam'ps, the PUV's extended broadband UV-C output produces both a wider
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range of wavelengths. and over an order of magnitude greater instantaneous UV photon flux
density upon targeted chemicals. Additionally, in many cases either one or both of the above
techniques can be utilized at the same time (this capability is entirely VOC-specific), further
increasing the efficacy and efficiency of the remediation process. The LSi PUV unit will perform
most UV photolysis work very well, because it was designed from the start with this as a goal.
Our initial interest and early development work on UV remediation was for this particular
application.

LightStream Pulsed UV can more effectively break shorter wavelength-dependent bonds. in part
because more of the desirable (Le., shorter wavelength) photons can be produced by PUV. For
example, following is a chart comparing UV lamp output spectra:

UV Lamp Output Spectra

Comparison

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7 I I

t=I =tL
LI
6

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2

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200 210 220 230 240 250 260 270 280 290 300
Wavelength (nml
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• LightStream PUV Cl ew Mercury MP Cl ew Mercury LP!
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Robert M. Lantis

VICe President & eTC

LlQhtStream Technologies Page 3014

12200 Sunrise Valley Drrve 6126/2003
Reston. VA 20191 USA
703.480.2464 FAX- 703480.2481
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Another important differentiator is the 6,000,000 Watts peak UV-C power per pulse output
capability of the LightStream PUV light source. This means that the cross-sectional area of the
targeted vac receives from the PUV source an enormously higher instantaneous UV photon
flux density than is possible with any of the mercury-based CW lamp sources. As an example
that simply describes this advantage, one of our customers mentioned the following analogy.
If you were blindfolded and had to destroy a small (and moving) target located at some
unknown distance within an area defined by a conical section downrange of you, which weapon
would you rather use: a hundred bullets fired from a machine gun randomly spraying the area
over a pen'od of 10 seconds; or else, the same hundred bUllets fired at the same instant from
one source, uniformly covering the targeted area at once, with all the combined kinetic energy
afTiving on site within in 8 few millionths of a second? In our case, however, the randomly
distributed and moving perchlorate molecules (perhaps 20 parts per billion distribution?) are the
targets, and our weapon of choice is the high UV photon density delivery mechanism of Pulsed
UV.

Regarding the ability of UV to dissociate certain compounds: a majority of the most common
bonds can be destroyed with the light produced by LightStream PUV. A good photo-chemist
could provide a more complete listing than what I've provided you (under separate cover), but "/I
include herein for you a few examples' .

Chemical Wavelength Dissociation

Bond Snm Energy kcaUmol
C-C 346.1 82.6
C-CI 353.0 81
C-F 246.5 116.0
C-H 289.7 98.7
CoN 392.7 72.8

, Dean, J.A., ed.. "Lange's Handbook of Chemistry: 11 ed.. McGraw-Hili, New York, 1973, p. 3-123
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Robert M. Lantis
Vice PresIdent & eTO

lIghlSlream TechnOlogIes Page 4 0/4

12200 SunrIse Valley Drive 6126/2003
Reslon. VA 20191 USA
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c-O 334.4 85.5
C-S 439.9 65.0
H-H 274.4 104.2
N-N 549.8 52.0
N=N 476.5 60.0
N-H (NH 3 ) 280.3 102.0
N-O 595.6 48.0
0-0 (0 2) 240.1 119.1
O-H (water) 243.3 117.5
S-H 344.5 83.0
S-N 248.6 115.0
S-O 240.3 119.0

The destruction of these (among other) bonds are all within the capability of the LSi unit "off the
shelf' and available now. Note that for highest efficiency hydrogen peroxide photolysis. a UV-C
source with abundant 240 nm delivery is preferred, thereby making the LSi PUV the best
choice. Of course, if there were some compelling need to achieve delivery of even shorter
wavelength light (e.g., 185 nm), then our PUV source could in time be replaced with one that is
specifically designed for such output. As the literature shows, however, the PUV delivered by
the LSi can be a very effective remediation tool "as-is".

Josh, I hope this gives you a clear general summary of the most important points and how
LightStream is uniquely poised as a solution provider for vec remediation applications. For
some more detailed information, please refer to the binder I've left you in the conference room.
If I may be of any further assistance, please don't hesitate to let me know.

Best regards,

-Bob
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Pulsed-UV unit may inactivate biological agents

ItSlS WtRt CONDUCTED lU DtltRMINt WHtlHtR A L1liHISIHtAM ~ULStU'ULIHAVIOUl UlsiNHCIION UNII COUW ~HUVIUt SUHI·
CIENl TREATMENT IN THE EVENT A BIOLOGICAL AGENT WAS REUASfD INTO AWATER SUPPLY

ests on a pulsed-ultraviolet (UV) disinfec·

used for verification tests for water and waste­

T
Uon unit have shown that It can deliver
high germicidal dosages to effecUvely
inactivate highly resistant known pathogens.
These tests were done in anticipation of applying
this unit to situations in which biological weapons
may have been released inlD a water supply to a
building or other facility as well as into small
community water systems. Until now. little or no
information has been available regarding continuo
ous·now. dose-delivery verification tests on com­
mercial systems at dose levels approaching 250
water disinfection applicaUons.
HydroQuallnc. and LightSueam. Technologies
conducted the tests on the LightStream LSi
pulsed-UV disinfection unit. LightStream was par­
ticularly interested in applying a combination of
conditions that could present a significant chal­
lenge to thl' unit. i.e.. now rates apprOximating a
building supply in excess of 50-60 gpm (3.2-3.8
Us) combined with Significantly reduced water
transmissivity «65%). Under such conditions.
doses greater than approximately 240 m llcm 2
were observed. This estimated dose Is al
the upper limH of current ability to
measure UV using a common substitute
IncllcatOr organism.
A general review of the lilerature
and the US Environmental Protecuon
Agency's (USEPA's) draft UV Design
Guidance (USEPA. 2001) indicates that
this observed dose by the LSi is In the
range required for approximalely 5-6­
log reducUons (99.9999%) of the
anthrax spore (Bacillus anthracis). the
more resistanl of the known. Iisled
palhogenic bacteria and viruses.
Grl'ater log reductions would be
expected for other. more sensitive. listed
and known pathogenic bacleria and
\'lfU3e:!11.

Tht' delivered dosages at higher trans­

mittances (85-95%) normally found in
The teot ~tam thet ......t up ot tho L. . . .lIo Vo. Poilu..'" C_rol heNIt, "e...­ municipal drinking waler sources were
thi•.aw_ .......
estimated by using the raUo of imensities
al the same now rate. ThIs is based on
mJ/cm 2 . Tests conducted at the Leesburg. Va .. Pol­ an imenslfY calculation at 254 nm using the point
lution Conuol Facility Sept. 17. 2002. challenged source summation method (USEPA. 1986). A con­
the system by varying water now rates. pulse fre­ servative estimate suggests thaI a delivered dose
quencies. and waler transmittance levels. The lests under such condjtion~ would be in excess of 1.100
were conducted 10 characterize. to thf' eXlem pos­ mJ/cm 2 at high transmittances.
sible. the ability of the system 10 deliver high ger­ The performance of a disinfection reactor is
micidal dose levels that would be comparable to directly relaled to Its ability 10 deliver an effectivt'
those required to effectively inactivale highly germicidal dose. In the case of UV radiation. and
rc:SiS,IDllt, Ic..nown pathogeN. E.:nimmcd dose deli" under ideol condition3. tht3 13 compu(~d 4~ tilt'
ery was 1e5led by challenging the disinfection unit product of the intensity of radiation and the lime
with MS2 bacteriophage. the indicalor organism of exposure 10 the radiation and is typically

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The LSi ""Ised... lltovlolet unit .... del_ high

g..... icidol d ..... ge. to e"..tlwtlJ lnaetw... highly
,Kisunl known p.ltIogenl,

expressed as milliJoulesisquare centimPler.

Direct calculation of the dose delivered by a
UV radiation disinfection system is not possi­
ble. however. because of the inherent nonidea!
conditions thai exist in commercial. continu­
ous-flow units. There is a distribution of expo­
,ur~ time' end .. v ..ri.. bl~ inteNity fi~ld within
the reactor. such that there is a dose distribu­
tion in the reactor. and the average delivered
dose is some franion of the ideal dose. How­
ever, an indirect method can be used in which a
known organism's response to accurately mea­
sured UV doses is measured under controlled lab­
oratory conditions using a collimated-beam,
batch-exposure apparatus. This "calibrated"
organism is then passed through thE' test unit.
which is operated at power input, hydraulic, and
water quality conditions representative of its
expected commerciaJ application, and the reduc­
tion in its viable density Or concentration IS mea­
sured. On the basis of this reduction (expressed as
the log of its survival ratio. NINo, in which Nand
No are the final and initial organism concentra­
tions, respectively) and laboratory calibration of
the organism's response to UV dose. the doSf'
delivered by the test unit can be estimated. This
procedure. known as biodosimetry, or bioassay,
was applied to ,he LSi at Leesburs. In this case. a
common bacteriophage. MS2. was used as the
TABU 1 1... candilianl for tlIe LSi unit-S.p\. 1" 2002
lUJnsmrttance
flOW Rate
gpm (Lis)
Put... frequency
H'
a1 2tl. nm
~o 13 1) 20
~O
challenge organism. Dose-response measurements
have been generated with this organism up to a
pranical dose limit of approximately 250 mJ/cm 2.
LightStream Technologies expressed interest in
demonstrating the delivery of high doses in excess
of 240 mJ/cm 2 in anticipation of applications
that could counter biological weapons released in
a water supply to bUildings or other facllities. In
a general review of data available from the litera·
ture, through information provided in Aerobio­
logical Engineefing (Penn State, 2002). and
USEPA's draft UV Design Guidance (USEPA,
200l), the anthrax spore (B. anthracis) appears
10 be the more resistant of the listed. known
pathogenic bacteria and viruses. Log reductions
on the order of 5 to 6 may requir.. a dose
berween 200 and 300 rnI/cm 2 .
There is little or no available infor­
mation on continuous-flow. dose-deliv­
ery verification tests that have been
conducted on commercial systems at
dose levels approaching 250 mJ/cm 2 . A
key element in the successful conduct of
such high·dose veriflcation testing is the
,
aVailability of a nonpathogenic" indica­
tor" or challenge organism. This "indi­
6~
c.ator" organism must exhibit several

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(31)
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key properties needed for such tesung:
30 65
• The organism must have a low
7~ (~ 7) 30 6~
sensitivity to UV radiation so thaI high
7~ I~ 7) 30 6~

7~
doses are reqUired to effect slgnificanl
(' 7) 20 65
reductlons.
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• The organism can be

grown and haNe5ted in largE'
enough quanltties and at high
Specifications

enough densities to allow mea­

surement of a significant Jog for the Disinfection Unit

reduction (greater than 4 logs).

• Enumeration of the organ­ Disinfection: Pulsed-ultraviolet light
ism is relatively efficient.
• The microorganism is Reactor: Closed vessel
benign and poses no health or
ecological risks. Lamp: Single flash lamp'
• The microorgani.m'.
response to UV is reproducible
and consistent.
Wavelengths: Broadband UV-C. 200 to 300 nm
A microorganism capable of
meeting these criteria and hav­ UV dose delivery: Discrete pulses;' to 30 Hz
ing a measurable senSitivity at
doses greater than 200 to 300 UV dose measurement Continuous in real time
mj/cm 2 has not been identified.
US/' of a chemical actinometer Process control: Constant, performance confirmed
can be considered in lieu of a
biological indicator. However. System control: Continuous. real time
this wiU not yield a direct mea­
sure of biological dose delivery Operation: Automated
(panicuJarly with a broadband
lamp) without calibration to
germicidal effectiveness. which
Electrical input voltage: 380 to SOD VAC 3-phase
is a key concern. 50/60 Hz

TECHNICAL APPROACH FOR HIGH­ Average power: 2,400 W UV-C

DOSE DELIVERY VERIFICATION
High-dose delivery by the LSi Peak power: 6.000.000 W UV-C per pulse
unit was estimated by challeng­
ing it with an MS2 bacterio­ Size. W x Dx H. mm (in.): 1.350 (53.2) W x 1,800
phage. nus organism has been (70.9) 0 x 2.325 (91.6) H
Widely used for verification tests
In both drinking water and
wastewater disinfection applica­
Unit construction: Stainless steel
tions. with a measurable
dose-response relationship as Flow capacity: Up to 160m3/h (1 mgd); optimized
high as 250 mJ/cm 2. at which to application
point it exhibits an approxi­
mately 6.5- to 7-log reduction. Installation: "Plug and play"
Testing at these levels reqUires
using a high initial density of Controls: Touch screen PC
MS2. greater than I ()8 pfu/mL.
Beyond thiS. higher denSities are
Control access: local. supervisory control and data
required. which begin to inter­
fere with the experimental meth­
acquisition. Ethernet
ods because of aggregation of
the phage. Instl'.ad, an estimate Languages: Chosen by operator
of higher doS/' capacities was
made by extrapolation to higher 'Xenon, Perkin Elmer, Fremont, Calrf
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FIGURE 1 Do..-"IIIO.... ralalionahlll
240
220
2001
110
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110
it '40
120
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8
10
10
20
0
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Survival-lOll NIN.
dose levels. Although it cannot be assumed to be
an absolute measurement. in the absence of a
direct measure it offers a reasonable and fairly
efficient method 'With 'Which to e.otim"te the higher
dose· delivery capacities of the system
MATERIALS AND METHODS
LSi lell unit The commercial LSi unit contains
a single nash lamp.! The lamp has an average UV·
C rating of 2.400 W. with a peak power per pulse
of 6.000.000 W. The LSi r""ctor contwns" now
affecting baffling system that was adapted for the
now rates antidpated for the testing. It delivers
energy in discrete pulses over a variable range of I
to 3D Hz: the standard operating condition is 20
Hz. The power supply to the LSi unit was 480
VAC. 45 amps, three· phase. All power and electri·
cal meterins was provide<! with the LSi system.
Testflc:ility. The test system was set up. includ·
ing the piping and feed tank. at the LPf!Sburg Pol­
lution Control FaCility in Leesburg. A 9.700 gal
l~o.715 L) tank was used for the influent batch
preparation. A 2 in. 150 mm) diameter line and a
low·now pump were used to feed the unit from
thl' prpparf'Ci h~lrh A :mn arm (J 2 6 Lis) sub·
mersible recirculation pump was set in the batch
tank for mixing. Water for preparation of the
y. 5.5016.:. 0..3&17.
" .0.11542
+ 12. . .
4.eo ·aM :1.00 -\.IMI O.GO
batches was provided from a potable water source
via a local hydrant.
Flow control and metering were provided with
on LSi feed pump. 5"'''1.11" fJU1U (0.5 In. 112.5
mm]) were provided on the influent and effluent
sides of the unit. The effluent from the unit was
discharged to the wastewater treatmem plant. A
UV spectrophotometer was used onsite to mea·
sure the batch water transmittance at 254 nm dur­
ing batch prepar,uion.
Tut material•• A >lac" of M52 \;ullpllag" was
cultured. harvested. and calibrated at HydroQual
by procedures set out In the USEPA Environmen·
tal Technology Verification (ETV) ProRTam proto­
eols (HydroQual. 2(02). Freeze-dried instant cof·
fee was used to adjust the batch water's
transmit1ance at 254 nm to approximately 65%.
Sodium thiosulfllte (technical gr"de. cly.. "lJi"")
was used for dechlOrinating the batch waler. A
chlorine reSidual test kit was used to verify com­
plete dechlorination. All samples were delivered
overnight in 10 gal (38 L.). iced. ins.ulaled coolers.
Bitch prllp.rltion. The batch tank was filled
with clean tap water and sampled and measured
for residual chlorine. Sodium rhiosuJfate- WlJ.1
added and the tank contents mixed. afler which
the residual chlorine was again measured This
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wlltllhe
......ni
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n...II"
during
I",-.s.

procedure was continued until there was no

measurable residual chlorine. After dechlorina­
tion. the batch water was measured for % Tat
2~4 IIII!. curr~~ Wd:lo lltt:1I dl.hJeU Wllj] lJn: udu..:h
water was at the targeted transmittance of 65%
at 254 nm. MS2 coliphage was then added in
sufficient volume to yield a phage density of
greater than I ()B pfuimL in the batch water.

SAMPLING AT TARGETED TEST CONDITIONS

AJI sample containers were prelabeled before a
lest series was conducted. Upon stanup. the flow
was adjusted to the desired rate. sufficient time EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS
would be allowed to exchange a minimlUll of six Testing was completed September 17. and sam­
10 seven reactOr volumes. and replicate samples ples were returned to the laboratory September
would then be taken from the influent and emuent 18. Figure I shows the dose-response relationship
laps. The flow would then be adjusted flgain and developed for the MS2 batch used for the study.
the procedurt' repeated. Testing was conducted The results of the flow-through tests are sununa­
under the conditions summarized in Table I nz.ed in Table 2. Doses greater than 240 mJlcm 2 are
L.borltory .n.lysis. Samples were shipped expressed as .. >240 mj/cm 2 " 10 avoid extrapolation
overnight for each test series and analyzed within beyond thf' dose-response calibration.
48 hours of receipt. Each influent and effluent The MS2 results show some degree of variabil­
was measured for % Tal 254 nm using a spec· ity and contradiction. The highest phage reduc­
Irophotometer.2 MS2 bacteriophage were enumer­ tion was accomplished at 50 gpm (3.1 Us) and a
ated in each influent and effluent sample by ISO pulse rate of 20 Hz. The measured log reductions
method 10705 (ISO. ]995). Dose-response testing were 5.65 and 7.17. suggesting dose levels of 190
uSing a collimaled beam was perfonned by proce­ and >240 mJ/cm 2. respectively. An eqUivalent log
dures outlined in the USEPA ETV prolocol reduction (6.27) was observed at 75 gpm (4.7 Us)
(HydroQual. 2002) and 20 Hz. although lower reductions would have
been expected. The suggested deliv­
ered dose is estimated at 230 mj/cm 2.
At the higher pulse frequency, the
lABL£ 2 Summll'( of rlsultl
reductions were all eqUivalent to dose
levels greater than 240 mJlcm 2.
Given the limited data developed
l.Shmat~
How
during this phase of the project. it is
PUiSI' I"nue.. "" S~N81 Do51'
91NT11L/s' Hl ~111:m .og NINo mJlcmi difficult to assess the relationships
50 (J 1)
among the different conditions. pan.ic­
20 60.9 -565 190
ularly with respect to inlerpolatlon
50 IJ 1) 30 61.9 -6.86 ,240
between the high and low levels. We
50131) 20 591 -7 17 >240
suggest. however. that the unil demon­
75 14 7! 20 585 -6.27 23C'
7514 7)
strated the ability to deliver dose level5
30 631 -676 '240
75 (4 7)
alar above 200 mJlcm 2 under the
30 647 -693 >.(140
dose conditions imposed on th~ unit.
The averag~ dos~ uelivered al the mid­
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dose r<lnge was approximately 240 mj/cm 2. The
highest dose should have been observed at about
400 mj/cm 2 . if a factor of 1.5 times was applied to
the mid·level dose or 500 mj/cm 2 If a factor of 1.5
)( 1.5 was applied to the observed low-dose condi­
tion. Observation of such dose levels was not pos­
sible under the experimental conditi2ns of the leSI.
MS2 responses would be substarltl~ greater than
7-log reductions. moving into a nolitneasurable
range because the exposed samples would be effec­
tive)y nondetect<lble.
This esUmaled dose is at the upper limit of cur·
rent ability to measure using a subslitute indicator
org<lnism. A general review of the Ilter<lture and
USEPA's draft UV Design Guid<lnce (USEPA.
200 I) indicates that this observed dose by the LSi
is in the range required for log reductions on the
order of 5 to 6 (99.9999%) of the anthrax spore
185-95%). can be estimated. however. byexam­
ining the ratio of the intensity in the reactor at
the different transmjllance levels. HydroQual
used an Inlenslty calculation at 254 nm using
the point source summation method (USEPA.
1986) and estimated that the dose increases by a
factor of approximately 2.6 when moving from
a transmittance of about 60% to 8.5% and by
4.6 when going to a transmittance of 95%.
Thus. If It is assumed that 8t 50 gpm (3.1 Lis).
20 Hz. and 60% transmittance the observed
delivered dose Is approximately 250 mjlcm 2
(which is a conservative estimate based on the
preceding discusSions). it could be suggested
that a dose of up to 650 and 1.100 mJ/cm 2 wUJ
be achieved by the LSI unit at transmittances of
85% and 95%. respectively (keeping the cvndi­
.!ions of 50 gpm 13.1 Lis] <Ind 20 Hz). These

(8. anrhrads). the more resistant· of the liSled and lIoses are well above those estim<lted for elimi·

known pathogenic bacteria and viruses. Greater nation (5 10 6 log reductions) of listed and

log reduclions would be expected for other more
sensilive listed and known pathogenic bactena
and viruses.
ESTIMATING DDSE AT HIGHER WATER
TRANSMISSIVITY
The reported test conditions were limited to
those presenting a more significant challenge to
the LSi unll by utiliZing lower tra~smissivity lev­
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sewage water. The estimated doseiunder these
conditions is at the upper limit of ability to mea·
sure using an indicator organism. The delivered
dose al higher transmittances. which are more
representative of drinking water sources
known pathogenic bacteria or viruses. Certainly
more work is warranted to verify this assess'
ment. bUI it is reasonable to suggest these dose
levels for the LSI based on the da'I> cull""',,lI
during this phase of the study.
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LAWNDALE ARMY MISSILE PLANTT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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LAWR LIVERMORE NATL LAB FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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LAYTONVILLE GFA FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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LEM AX FLO FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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LEM EMER LANDING FLO FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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LEMOORE AUX FLO #4 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DE,RA
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LEMOORE BAS FLY SCHL FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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LEMOORE NAS NAVY DERA
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LINCOLN AUX FLO A-2 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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LINCOLN FOUNDRY CORP. FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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LINCOLN LABORATORY SITE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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LINCOLN RADIO ANX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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LINDA VISTA MESA FIELD BOMB FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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LINDA VISTA VALLEY AUX. LANDING FIE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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LITTLE DEVIL'S SLIDE MR FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F593600
LIVERMORE GUNNERY RANGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA30600
LIVERMORE RIFLE RANGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F578600
LOCKWOOD GAP FIL AX Z-2A FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F550600
LOMITA FLIGHT STRIP FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F550300
LOMPOC AFS Z 15 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA921402101200
LOMPOC BRANCH DISCIPLINARY ARMY BRAC
BARRACKS
CA99799FA02000 LONE PINE AIRPORT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F550500 LONG BEA MUNICIPAL AIRPORT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA41900 LONG BEACH AMMUNITION LOADING PIER FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

CA99799F550400 LONG BEACH CABRIGADE SITE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA917002726700 LONG BEACH NH NAVY BRAC
CA917002727200 LONG BEACH NS NAVY BRAC
CA917002755400 LONG BEACH NS SAN PEDRO NAVY BOTH
CA917002319000 LONG BEACH NSY NAVY BRAC
CA99799F532200 LOOKOUT MT AFS FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES oERA
CA99799F550700 LOPEZ FLOOD CONTROL BASIN FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA921180625000 LOS ALAMITOS ARMED FORCES RES. CTR. ARMY DERA

CA99799F557100 LOS ALAMITOS RADAR BOMB SCORIN FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F550800 LOS ANGELES AFS ANNEX NO.1 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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LOS ANGELES AIR FORCE BASE AIR FORCE DERA
CA99799F550900
LOS ANGELES MEDICAL DEPOT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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LOS ANGELES MUNICIPAL AIRPORT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA917002316600
LOS ANGELES NMCRC NAVY DERA
CA99799F549100
LOS ANGELES ORDNANCE DEPOT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA42100
LOS ANGELES SIGNAL DEPOT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DE,RA
CA99799FA42200
LOS ANGELES U.S.N. REPAIR DEPOT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F551 000
LOST HILLS AUXILIARY FIELD #8 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA33100
LUCERNE LAKE BOMBING RANGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F551100
LYTLE-CAJON CREEK CHANNEL IMPR FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F578800
MADERA AFB Z-74 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F578900
MADERA AIRPORT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F594500
MADERA BOMBING RANGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA42300
MAGNOLIA HOUING PROJECT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F534800
MAIS CANYON SITE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F551200
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY SITE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F551300
MANHATTAN BEACON RADAR SITE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA01800
MANZANAR AIRPORT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA957212452700
MARCHAFB AIR FORCE BOTH
CA99799FA42700
MARCH AFB - POORMAN GUNNERY RANGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

CA99799F532400 MARCH AFB ILS OUTER MARKER FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F551400 MARCH AFB RIFLE RANGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F532300 MARCH COMMUNICATION ANNEX #2 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA42800 MARCH DROP ZONE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F999100 MARCH FIELD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F688100 MARCH LIGHT ANNEX NO.2 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F523200 MARCH MILITARY AIRFIELD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F551500 MARCH rvOR ANX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F551600 MARCH WATER SYSTEM ANNEX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F594100 MARE ISLAND NAV SHIPYARD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA917002477500 MARE ISLAND NSY NAVY BRAe
CA99799F992100 MARICOPA AIRPORT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F599400 MARINE CORPS AIRSTATION MOJAVE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA03600 MARINE CORPS BASE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F695100 MARINE CORPS lOGISTICS BASE, BARSTO FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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CA99799F594400 MARITIME SHIPYARD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F532500 MARQUARDT RAM JET DEV FACILITY FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F579000 MARYSVILLE ARMY AF FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F579100 MARYSVILLE JAP REC CTR FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
'CA957002474300 MATHER AFB AIR FORCE BRAC

CA99799F523300 MATHER MIL AF FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

CA99799F528800 MATHER STORAGE ANX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F579200 MAYBERRY SLO MOORING AREA FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F534100 MC CLELLAN SRC AUX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F598800 MC SUPPLY FORWARD AX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F844900 MC SUPPLY FORWARDING ANNEX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F598500 MCAS EL TORO FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA Yes

CA99799F598700 MCAS HOLFMILE FIELD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

CA99799F599000 MCAS SANTA ANA FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA957172433700 MCCLELLAN AFB AIR FORCE BRAC
CA99799F523100 MCCLELLAN AFB OUTER MARKER FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA49300 MCCLELLAN AFB TEMPORARY HOUSING FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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MCCLELLAN COMM FAC ANX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F552500
MCPHERSON PK MICR ANX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F579400
MEDICAL STORAGE DEPOT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F551700
MEMOENHALL PEAK CAMP SITE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA43000
MENASCO MANUFACTURING CO. FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F579500
MERCED AF & AUX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DE,RA
CA99799F579600
MERCED AUX A-3 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F579700
MERCED AUX FLO FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F579800
MERCED AUX FLO #1 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F579900
MERCED JAPANESE REC CTR FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA43100
MERCO CO. FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F224800
MEXICAN BORDER FC STATION FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F551800
MEXICAN BORDER FCS FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA43300
MIDWAY DRIVE (AK.A CAUSEWAY) FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F591100
MIDWAY VILLAGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA07300
MILITARY RESERVATION FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F688800
MILL VALLEY AFB FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F551900
MINTER FIELD AIRPORT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F552000
MIRA LOMAAIR FORCE STATION FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F552100
MIRA LOMA ENGR SUB-DEPOT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F552200
MIRA LOMA QUARTERMASTER DEPOT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F552300
MIRAGE AUXILIARY FIELD #3 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F552400
MIRAGE LAKE GLIDER SCHOOL FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA917309876500
MIRAMAR MCAS NAVY DERA
CA99799FA50300
MODOC AERIAL GUNNERY& BOMBING FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
RANGE
CA917002323800
MOFFETT FIELD NAS NAVY BRAC
CA99799F523900
MOFFETT MILAF FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA01100
MOHAWK LEAD MINES FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA43500
MOJAVE ANTI-AIRCRAFT RANGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA43600
MOJAVE GUNNERY RANGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA26200
MOJAVE GUNNERY RANGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F580100
MONTAGUE MUN AIRPORT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F978600
MONTEREY BAY FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA49700
MONTEREY BAY BOMBING RANGE NO. 8A FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

CA917002229800
MONTEREY NPGS NAVY DERA
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CA99799F552600 MORENO GAP FILLER ANNEX P76E
CA99799FA50200 MORRO BAY-SAN SIMEON MANEUVER
AREA
CA957282963200 MOUNT DISAPPOINTMENT RADIO RELAY
STATION
CA99799F590900 MOUNT LAGUNA AF STATION
CA99799F552700 MOUNT ORIZABA SITE 1K2
CA99799FA22900 MOUNT SHASTA GAS DISPERSION TEST SI
FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
AIR FORCE DERA
FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

CA99799F580200 MT CAMPBELL RIFLE RGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

CA99799F524800 MT LAGUNA (GATR) FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F688200 MT LAGUNA COMM FAC FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F580300 MT OWEN RIFLE RGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F580400 MT PIERCE RAD RELY AX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F552800 MT SOLEDAD VHPS & FC STA FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F580500 MT VACA RAD RELAY STA FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F744000 MT. WHITNEY MILITARY RESERVATION FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F580700 MUSSEL ROCK FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F526900 NAAS ARCATA-BOMBING RNG FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F600100 NAAS SANTA ROSA FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA30300 NAAS VERNALIS FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F597700 NAAS VERNALIS BOMB RGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F592200 NAB CORONADO FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F591900 NAD PORT CHICAGO FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F592400 NAF SALTON SEA FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F527400 NAS ALAMEDA FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F573900 NAS ARCATA FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F591800 NAS COYOTE WELLS FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F593800 NAS LEMOORE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES 'DERA
CA99799FA30500 NAS LIVERMORE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F594200 NASMIRAMAR FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA9~799F594300 NAS MOFFETI FIELD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F594600 NAS OAKLAND FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F530800 NASA AREA 2 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F552900 NASA FLIGHT RES CTR(EDWARDS) FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA43700 NATIONAL AIRCRAFT EQUIPMENT CO. FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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CA99799F522300 NATL SEASHORE-WLDCAT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F993700 NAVAL AIR BASE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F994800 NAVAL AIR STATION FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA03700 NAVAL AIR STATION FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F600400 NAVAL AIR STATION MONTEREY FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DE,RA
CA99799FA07800 NAVAL AUXILIARY AIR STATION FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F962800 NAVAL AUXILLARY AIR STATION WATSONV FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

CA99799F833100 NAVAL AUXILLARY LANDING FIELD - CRO FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA08200 NAVAL DESTROYER BASE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F997700 NAVAL DIRECTION FINDER FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F991400 NAVAL DIRECTION FINDER FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F994100 NAVAL DIRECTION FINDER FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F533700 NAVAL DISPENSARY FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA44100 NAVAL HOSPITAL FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA04900 NAVAL HOSPITAL & SCHOOL FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA44200 NAVAL HOSPITAL UNIT 6 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA44300 NAVAL HOSPITAL UNITS 2,4 & 5 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F597100 NAVAL INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH AP FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F993900 NAVAL LANDING FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F994300 NAVAL LANDING FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F597200 NAVAL MATERIAL REDISTRIBUTIOIN FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F594800 NAVAL MISSILE FACILITY FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F597000 NAVAL NET DEPOT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F597800 NAVAL ORDNANCE LAB FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA03300 NAVAL ORDNANCE TEST STATION FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F991800 NAVAL PETROLEUM RESERVE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA08300 NAVAL RADIO COMPASS STATION FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA05100 NAVAL RADIO STATION FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F997500 NAVAL RESERVE ARMORY FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F997800 NAVAL RESERVE BASE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F595800 NAVAL STATION SAN DIEGO FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F594900 NAVAL TRACKING STATION FORMERlY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA03500 NAVAL TRAINING STATION FORMERlY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F527300 NAVAL WEAPONS CENTE CHINA LAKE FORMERlY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA Yes
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NAVAL WEAPONS INDUST RES PLT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F592100
NAVAL WEAPONS STATION FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA44500
NAVY ATHLETIC FIELD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA06000
NAVY DIRIGIBLE BASE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F744100
NAVY SECTION BASE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA44600
NAVY TRAINING SCHOOL FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DE,RA
CA99799F553000
NEEDLES DIVISION CAMP FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F553100
NEEDLES MUNICIPAL AIRPORT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F553200
NEEDLES STATION HOSPITAL FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F527800
NEEDLES-LAND MGMT AREA FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F580800
NEW JERUSALEM AX FLD #3 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F580900
NEW MERCED MlJN AIRPORT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA44700
NEWHALL AIRFIELD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F553300
NEWPORT BEACH FCS FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F534200
NIKE 94 MCA HOUSING SITE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F547800
NIKE BATTERY #57 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F548300
NIKE BATTERY 14 - SILOS FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA Yes (not
sampled
by DoD)

CA99799F548000 NIKE BATTERY 29 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

CA99799F547900 NIKE BTY 70 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F598000 NIR REPAIR OAKLAND FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F594700 NIRF (UNDERSEA CENTER) FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F595700 NIROP SACRAMENTO FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F527100 NIHP BERKELEY FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FS95900 NIRP SAN FRANCISCO FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F597400 NIRP TAYLOR FORGE LAB FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FS27600 NIRS ALAMEDA FORGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F744300 NORCO USARC FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F523500 NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA957282587800 NORTH HIGHLANDS ANGS AIR FORCE DERA
CA917009999900 NORTH IS NADEP NAVY DERA
CA917002311800 NORTH ISLAND NAS NAVY DERA
CA99799FA44800 NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION CO. FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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CA99799F534400
NORTON AFB ILS OUTER MARKER AN FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F553500
NORTON AIR FORCE BASE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F688400
NORTON COMMUNICATION FACILITY FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F553600
NORTON RADIO RELAY AX #2 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F532800
NORWALK AF POL DIST STATION #1 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F553700
NORWALK AF POL RETAIL DIS #2 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA44900
NORWALK AIRPORT - ARMY FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA917002727500
NOVATO DOD HOUSING FACILITY NAVY BRAC
CA99799F527000
NSC BARSTOW-DAUGETTE ANX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F595000
NSC POINT LOMA ANNEX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F595500
NSC ROUGH & READY ISLAND FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F592700
NWS FALLBROOK FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F596000
NWS SEAL BEACH FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA Yes
CA99799F581000
OAK AREA HOS DET HOU SITE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F581100
OAKLAND AREA HOSP SITE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA921352066100.
OAKLAND ARMY BASE ARMY BOTH
CA99799F598100
OAKLAND DOCK & WAREHOUSE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA917002477600
OAKLAND FISC NAVY BRAC
CA917002755600
OAKLAND FISC ALAMEDA ANNEX NAVY BRAC
CA99799F581200
OAKLAND MUNICIPAL AIRPORT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA917002725400
OAKLAND NAVMEDCOM NWREG NAVY BRAC
CA99799F553800
OASIS GAP FILLER ANNEX SM164C FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F553900
OCEAN BEACH FIRECONTROLSTATION FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F554000
OCEANSIDE CAMP SITE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA45000
OCEANSIDE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F554100
OCEANSIDE RADAR SITE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA26600
OFFICE OF STRATEGIC SERVICES FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F554200
OJAI VALLEY CLUB FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA45100
OLANCHA AIRFIELD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA957112573600
ONIZUKAAS AIR FORCE BOTH Yes
CA99799F554300
ONTARIO A.N.G. TRAINING SITE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
,
CA99799F686800
ONTARIO ARMY AIRFIELD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA957282591 000
ONTARIO lAP AGS AIR FORCE BRAC
CA99799FA49000
OPERATIONAL SITE NORTON FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F554400
ORANGE COUNTY ARMY AIRFIELD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F581300
ORLAND AUX FLO #1 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F581400
OROVILLE ARMY AF FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F581500
OROVILLE GAP FIL AX P-58B FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F581600
OROVILLE PRECISION BOMB RANGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F554500
OTAY MESA INSTALLATION FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA49500
OUTER LANDING FIELD, COTATI FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F526300
OWlS HEAD MOUNTAINS FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA33200
OWlSHEAD MOUNTAIN AERIAL GUNNERY FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
RA
CA99799F554600
OXNARD CONTRACT SCHOOL FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F554800
OXNARD ILS OUTER MARK ANNEX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F555000
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CA99799F581700
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CA99799FA45200
PACIFIC AVIATION INC. FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA02800
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PACIFIC GROVE CA NRC NAVY BRAC
CA99799F595200
PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F581800
PACIFIC ORO STEEL FOUNDRY FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA45300
PACIFIC PUMP WORKS FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA45400
PACIFIC STATES OIL CO. FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F555100
PALM SPRINGS ARMY AIR FIELD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F555200
PALMDALE ARMY AIR FIELD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F555300
PALMDALE CANT AREA FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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PALOS VERDES GAP FIL AX SM162D FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F555500
PALOS VERDES PROJECT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F544100
PALOS VERDES WHF CONT CTR FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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CA917002227500 PORT HUENEME CA ENGSRVCEN NAVY BRAC
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CA99799F757600 PROPOSED SALTON SEA BOMBING FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
TARGET
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CA99799F557300
RADAR BOMB SCORING FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F583100
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CA99799F557400
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CA99799F557500
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CA99799F557000
RADAR STATION L-6 MISSION BECH FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F583200
RAF VILL FAM HOUS ANX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F596400
RAMONA BOMBING TARGET/EMERGENY FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA08400
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CA99799F583400
RED BLUFF AFS Z-157 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F583500
RED BLUFF HOUSING ANX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F526400
RED MOUNTAIN SITE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F583600
REDDING ARMY AF FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA20200
REDWOOD CITY GIBSON ENVIRONMENTAL, FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

CA99799F557700 REFUGIO PASS FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

CA99799F522400 REQUA RADAR STA-UST FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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CA99799FA46100 RHEEM MANUFACTURING CO. FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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RICE AIR FIELD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F525800
RICE VALLEY SAND DUNES FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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RICHFIELD STORAGE ANX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F583800
RICHMOND RAD BEA ANX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F583900
RICHMOND TANK DEPOT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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RIO VISTA RES TRNG AREA ARMY BRAC
CA99799F529600
RIO VISTA STORAGE ANX FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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RIVERBANK ARMY AMMO PLANT ARMY DERA
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ROCKWELL FIELD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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CA99799F993600
ROOSEVELT NAVAL BASE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES "D'ERA
CA99799FA22800
ROSEVILLE RAILROAD YARD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA46200
ROSS FIELD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F980000
ROYCE DEL METALS FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F584000
RUCK-A-CHUCKY DAM FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F584100
RUSSIAN GULCH CAMP SITE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F994500
RYAN AERONAUTICAL CO. FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA04500
RYAN AIRCRAFT CO. FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F999400
RYAN AIRCRAFT SCHOOL FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F522700
SAC AIR DEPOT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F584200
SAC ENG DEPOT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F573800
SAC ENGR AREA - WEIR AREA FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F584300
SAC MUN AIRPORT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F584400
SAC SIGNAL DEPOT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA921382078000
SACRAMENTO AD ARMY BRAC
CA99799FA50100
SACRAMENTO MUNIPAL AIRPORT FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F522500
SADDLE PEAK NIKE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F584500
SALINAS ARMY AIRFIELD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F584600
SAUNAS GARRISON FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F558100
SALINE VALLEY ATA GUN RGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F756500
SALTON SEA BOMB TARGET (FBT 11 )(#52 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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CA99799F756700 SALTON SEA BOMB TARGET(FBT 13)(#54) FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

CA99799F756800 SALTON SEA BOMB TARGET(FBT 14)(#55) FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

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CA917002428800 SAN DIEGO FISC NAVY DERA

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CA99799F562900 SHAVERS SUMMIT AIRFIELD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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TAR
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TAR
CA99799FA46900 SHELL OIL CO. FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA50900 SHELTER ISLAND FIRING RANGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F990700 SHERWOOD FIELD FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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CA917002431700 SKAGGS ISLAND NSGA NAVY DERA
CA99799F563000 SODA LAKE AIR-T-GROUND GUN RGE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F586600 SOLEDAD PRISONER OF WAR CAMP FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F563100 SOUTH LAKE TEST CAMP FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA47100 SOUTHERN CAL. GAS CO. FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799FA47200 SOUTHWESTERN ENGR. CO. FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F563200 SPADRA GENERAL HOSPITAL FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
CA99799F996300 SPERRY GYROSCOPE CORP. FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA
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CA921046GB5200 USARC SAN JOSE (AMSA 12) ARMY DERA

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VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE AIR FORCE DERA yes

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VER NAL AF SEIS LAB FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

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CA99799FA49900
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VERNALIS PRI OF WAR CAMP FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

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VICTORVILLE AIR FORCE BASE FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

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CA99799F566600
VICTORVILLE PBR NO 15 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

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VICTORVILLE PBR NO.2 FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

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CA99799FA48700 WILSHIRE OIL CO. FORMERLY USED DEFENSE SITES DERA

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Groundwater, soil Source - Rocket No exposure
Research 300 ppb pathway.
detected in Groundwater Groundwater
plume. An innovative not used as
ion exchange drinking
perchlorate treatment water.
technology is currently
being demonstrated at
Edwards AFB. The
groundwater t1nderlying
North Base is
contaminated by both
perchlorate and organic
solvents.

Detected in soil (max

detect 36000 ug/L in
plume from jet
propulsion lab)
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 Mather AFB was a
BRAC round I closure
and the base is a NPL
site, so we are
performing
environmental cleanup
under the CERCLA
process with State and
Federal regulator
oversite. We have a
groundwater plume
under Mather as a result
of AerojeUBoeing past pr

Groundwater 380 ppb BRAC No exposure

pathway.
Groundwater
not used as a
drinking
water source.
Groundwater Records search will Exposure
address potential FUDS pathway
eligibility for emergent suspected.
chemicals identified in DoD
letter rec'd from reg confirmation
agency. is pending.
The former Norton AFB
is adjacent to known
perchlorate plume
(Crafton-Redlands
Plume). Lockheed
Martin is the "owner"
(PRP) of the perchlorate
plume. They work with
federal and state
regulatory agencies and
local water purveyors on
monitoring the nature

Awaiting Results
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Q)
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Q)
a:;
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15
z
Need to establish FUDS
eligibility. Records
search will also include
checking if any
perchlorate containing
items were
stored/assembled, etc
on site or if site usage
during FUDS time era
could have contributed
to conditions.
Drinking water >4 ppb to Source - Fireworks Exposure
811 ppb Facility, SF Goodrich, pathway
Rocket Research and suspected.
Manufacturing DoD
confirmation
is pending.
Groundwater, Site 12 Dept. of Health Services No exposure
sampled pathway.
Groundwater
not used as a
drinking
water source.
Soil. In Groundwater, Tested Soil, No exposure
maximum detected was Groundwater, Drinking pathway.
517 ug/L water - found in·
Groundwater site 8,
SLC4 in TCE plume.
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 12/4/2000 IUSAF INPl lilt/eton/CO IAFMC IYes IYes IYes IYes IYes IRocket None None Non Non Yes INo INo INo
Motors;Cart of the of the e of e of
ridge- above; above the the
activated ; abov abov
devices e; e;
(CADs);Pro
pellant­
activated
devices
(PADs);

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 William Ellett They sampled

(Remedial groundwater because
Project EPA Region 9
Manager), AZ. requested them to
Dept. Env. sample. They sample
Quality 520-628­ twice and both times no
6714. Eugenia perchlorate was
Chow, EPA detected.
Region IX, 415­
744-2258. This
was the person
to whom the
sampling results
were sent.

No Mr. Charles Yes No No No Landfill Yes

Johnson, closure
Colorado and
Department of contamina
Public Health ted soils
and removal.;
Environment.
(303) 692-3348;

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 Rocket
Motors;Pro
pellant·
activated
devices 9
(PADs): operatl
ons
using
perchl
orates
have
been
condu
cled
from
the
mid
1950s
to the
presen
t.;

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 Charles Moses, Perchlorate was

West Virginia detected in groundwater
Division of at several locations,
Environmental some at a pump-and­
Protection, es; treat system. Data is
Environmental available since 1997.
Enforcement, Possible TCE and
(304) 757-1693; perchlorate comingling.
Tom Bass, Concentrations range
WVDEP, (304) from SOL to 26,200
558-2745.; They ug/L. Some additional
have expressed sampling was done on
an interest in flora
perchlorate.

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 TheAMTL Rocket
property is an Motors;Pro
NPL facility pellant·
that was activated
closed under devices
BRAC/. The (PADs);
main 37 acre
parcel was
sold to the
Town of'
Watertown in
1998 and was
delisted in
1999.
Remedial
action
activities
remain
underway or
are anticipated'
at the River
Park parcel
and at

2421 11/30/2000 IUSAF ICERCLA; Tuscan IAZ IATC No INo INo INo INa ICartridge- INone IVes Ves INo INo INo
ANGB activated of the
devices above;
(CADs);Pro
pellant·
activated
devices
(PADs);

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 USEPA: IN/A Remediati No, See No, See Perchlorates have not
Meghan Cassidy, on "Additional "Addition been detected at this
617-918-1387; activities Illnformatio al now-closed, partially
Massachusetts are n" Informati transferred BRAG
Dept. of underway on" facility.
Environmental to address
Protection, Craig PAH,
Durrett, 617-348­ PCB, and
4039 heavy
metals in
soils and
sediments.
No
remedial
action
activities
are
required
for
perchlorat
es.

No None, the 162nd No No No No Groundwat, Yes

FWisa er
Superfund site, monitoring
and laboratory and
analysis was treatment
conducted on (filtration
initial sampling. for TCE);
Results were non
detect.;

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 Parks
RFTA
was
previo
uslya
Navy
base
and
then
becam
ean
Air
Force
base
during
WWII.
Parks
does
not
have
the
record
s for
what
was
stored
here
and
would
be
interes
ted in
record
sthe
Air
Force
has as
far as
the

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 DTSCRandy Parks RFTA was

Adams 916-255­ previously a Navy base
3591 and then became an Air
CWRCB Michael Force base during
Rochette 510­ WWII. Parks does not
622-2411 have the records for
what was stored here
and would be interested
in records the Air Force
has as far as the
storage of previously
mentioned munitions.;

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 Rocket IVes PotentilYes

Motors;Cart ally
ridge- non­
activated standa
devices rd
(CADs);Pro materi
pellant­ al that
activated needs
devices to be
(PADs); addres
sed to
the
ownin
9
costo
mer.;

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 Various
remediatio
n
investigati
ons are
ongoing at
our
Installation
Restoratio
n Program
sites. They;
address a
wide
variety of
disposal
sites, such
as
landfills,
laboratory
drainage
systems,
and
maintenan
ce areas.;

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 Rocket IYes
Motors;Cart
ridge-
activated
devices
(CADs);Pro
pellant­
activated
devices
(PADs);

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 Arizona Dept of lack of any Arizona perchlorate

Environmental federal or issue is being worked on
Quality has state D-M's behalf as an
established regulations "umbrella effort" by Ron
"provisional" soil requiring McRobble, AFCEE/
clean up levels remediation. CCR-S in San
(non-regulatory) ltis Francisco. (415) 977­
of 37 ppm for probable 8900. Please contact
residential sites that if/when him or Ms Shore for
and 850 ppm for final clean­ current status and
non-residential up recent developments
sites. POC: Mr standards prior to contacting
Tony Bode, are ADEQ. From som
ADEQ Drinking promUlgated
Water Program , perchlorate
Development & levels at D­
Outreach Unit ( Mwill fall
below them.
We have
voluntarily
sampled
base
drinking
water wells
and did not
detect

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 FormerTAC
base. Duluth
AFB. Joint
use facmty,
Duluth in that
APandM
ANG.;ANGB

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 Minnesota Yes, f011.

Perchlorat Perch/orat No, not There is Yes. but Duluth AFB was a
Pollution Control perchlorate e added to e added to perchlorat no legal not for Iperchlorat lethene Goose Missile Site.
Agency (MPCA), added to LTM LTM l TM e driver. 2. perchlorat es Solid rocket booster for
Jane Mosel (651­ analyte list. analyte list analyte list There is no e takeoff, liquid engine
296- 7813) and Sampled cleanup powered in-flight. Was
Mike Bares (651­ August 2000, standard. 3. c10ded in the late 70s or
297-8599, results came AU samples early 80s.
mike.bares@pca. in late were non­
state.mn.us) October detect
2000.

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 Rocket IVes
Motors;Cart
ridge-
activated
devices
(CADs);Pro
pellant·
activated
devices
(PADs):

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 Richard T. Edwards The groundwater

RusseIP.E. AFBwill underlying North Base is
;United States perform contaminated by both
Environmental FY01 perchlorate and organic
Protection Interim solvents. The driver
Agency;(415) Removal requiring to sample was
744-2406 Action a 160,000 ppb max
;John (IRA) perchlorate hit in
O'Kane;Departm activities groundwater grab
entof Toxic at Site sample, 5,900 ppb in
Substances 285. :groundwater
Control;Region ;These representative sample,
1;(916)255­ activites -750 ppb orga
3715;Elizabeth include
Lafferty;Califomia, developm
State Water nt of an
Resources IRA Work
Control Board­ Plan,
Lahontan installation
Region;(760) 241 of four
injection
and four
extraction
wells.
installation
of an ex­
situ ion
exchange!
GAC
groundwat
er

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 Rockel
Motors:Pro
pellant­
activated
devices
(PADs);

501 10/16/2000 IUSN BRAC; Silver IMD INAVSEAIYes INa INa No IYes !Propellant­ Yes Yes INo IYes INa
Springs activated
devices
(PADs):

1331 11/312000 IUSA npl; Ft. IMD Imilitary INa INa INa No INo ICartridge­ Yes IYeslYes INa
Meade district of activated
washingt devices
on (CADs);

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 Survey information for

the last three years.
POC can substantiate
that we had Cruise
Missiles, Short Range
Attack Missiles, Titian
Missile, MM I & MM II
Missiles, conventional
bombs, etc. We also
have records that
indicate that an
expended missile is bu

No EPA Region III & Yes No No No LandfiU Yes Maximum perchlorate

Maryland cap, concentration detected
Department of groundwat anywhere on facility is
the Environment; er 84 parts per billion.;
extraction­
stripping,
phytoreme
diatlon,
removal
and
disposal of
contamina
ted soi.l;

No No No No No Yes

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 Rocket C3rtridlNo
Motors;Cart ge
ridge­ Muniti
activated ons
devices NOS,
(CADs);Pro Missle
peHant­ s
activated NOS,
devices Grena
(PADs); des
NOS,
Landm
ines
f \;
NOS.
I~. '
'~l:". Projec'
i1es
NOS.
Rocke
s
NOS.
and
comm
ercial
ordina
nee.;;;;

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 Rocket IYes
Motors;Cart
ridge-
activated
devices
(CADs);Pro
pellant­
activated
devices
(PADs);

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 California Central Sampili Perchlorat

Coast Regional ng to e has not
Water Quality date been
Control Board, has not found at
Michael LeBraun, resulte any of the
805·542-4645 d in DERA
California any sites. No
Department of pos.ilive perchlorat
Toxic Substance reslts ehas
Control, John for . been
Harris.916-255­ perchlo found in
3683: rate. any
Sampli ground
n9 has water or
been soil
conduc samples.
ted in a No special
large sampling
numbel plan for
of percholora
differin te is used.
9 sites. Testing for
perchlorat
eis
included in
routine
groundwat
er
sampling.;

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 Rocket IYes
Motors:Cart
ridge-
activated
devices
(CADs);Pro
pellant­
activated
devices
(PADs):

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 RECOVE OB/ODs PERFORMED

R AT 3 SWMUs. AFTER
PETROLE THOROUGH
UMFROM INVESTIGATION
GROUND INCLUDING SOIL
WATER & GROUNDWATR,
REMOVE SURFACE WATR.
LEAD SEDIMENTS, ETC., NO
AND PERCHLORATE
HYDROC DETECTIONS NOTED.
ARBON ONLY SMALL ARMS
IMPACTE MUNITIONS WERE
DSOILS; BURNEDIDETONATED
THERE.;

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 Rocket IYes Our

Motors;Cart base
ridge- is the
activated depot
devices for an
(CADs);Pro ICBM
pellant­ rocket
activated motors
devices for the
(PADs); Air
Force.
As
such
we
store
and do
routine
mainte
nance
on all
ICBM'
sin
theAF
invent
ory
and in
the
past
have
had
some
Navy
motors

Motors
that
have
been
stored

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 Utah Department There is Our base is the primary

of Environmental currently no depot for CADs and
Quality Duane requirement PADs and also for all
Mortensen 801­ from our ICBM's for the Air Force.
536-4100 regutatory As such we store and do
EPA Region VIII community routine maintenance
Sandra at this time. work on all the rocket
Bourgeois 303­ Atso, lam motors in the AF
312-6666; assuming inventoiy. We have
that you are identified perchlorate in
only groundwater on and off
referring to base in the
remediation
activities to
address
perchlorate.
We have
significant
activities
ongoing
with regards
to
chlorinated
solvents a

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 Rocket INone IYes We

Motors;Cart of the have
ridge- above; significi
activated ant
devices dispos
(CADs};Pro al
pellant­ activiti
activated es at
devices the
(PADs); Range
. The
followi
ng
rocket
motor
types
are
curren
Iyor
have
histori
cally
been
stored
and
are
either
detona
ted or
burned
for
dispos
at.
Poseld
en
Stages
1&11
Minute
man

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 Utah Department There is We have identified

of Environmental currently no perchlorate in
Quality Duane requirement groundwater on and off .
Mortensen 801­ from our base in the Operable
536­ regulatory Unit 5 area. The
4100;Bronson community potential sources for this
Hawley 801-538­ at this time. contamination are the
6945;EPA The State of Zone 1600 Missile
Region VIII Utah is still testing and munitions
Sandra determining manufacturing area and
Bourgeois 303­ what the adjacent OBI
312-6666; regulatory (Hicken Steve T Clv 00-'
concentratio AlCIEM
n cleanup
level they
will use for
groundwater
and soils.
They are
however
aware of the
issue and at
this fa

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 Rocket I None
Motors;Cart of the
ridge- above;
activated Howev
devices er,the
(CADs);Pro inform
pellant­ ation
activated on
devices nation
(PADs); at
stock
numbe
rs is
from
Supply
and
only
applie
s to
curren
usage.
Histori
cally
Hollom
I
an
may
have
had
other
items.
Hallam
an
operat
ed as
the Air
Develo
pment
Center
until

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