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YUCCA MOUNTAINSITE CHARACTERIZATION

PROJECT

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

7/3/91

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TRENCH 14 JOB PACKAGE91-2:

All YMPO Division Directors (or their designees)

Technical Project Officers (or their designees):RSNREECoUSGS

Richard Spence, T&MSSJ.A. Catozzi, REECoJ.E. McNeely, RSNRobert Craig USGSJ.S. Stuckless, USGS

YUCCA MOUNTAIN SITE CHARACTERIZATION PROJECTJOB PACKAGE APPROVAL

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WORK FLOW FOR JOB PACKAGE 91-2 TRENCH 14

JOB PACKAGE 91-2 TRENCH 14

OUTLINE AND TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE

A. JOB PACKAGE SCOPE

1. SCOPE OF WORK 1

a GENERAL SCOPE DESCRIPTION 1

b. SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO SCOPING DOCUMENTS 1

c. SPECIFIC SCOPE DEFINITION BY PARTICIPANT AND WBS 2

d. WBS DEFINITION BY PARTICIPANT 3

e. FINAL GUIDANCE FOR PLANNING AND SCHEDULING ACCOUNTS 3

f. GENERAL GUIDANCE FOR SUMMARY ACCOUNTS 3

g. DEFINITION OF SCOPE COMPLETION 3

B. SPECIAL CONDITIONS 4

1. SPECIAL PROJECT OFFICE CONDITIONS 4

a. CHANGE CONTROL 4

b. REPORTING/DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS 4

c. RECORD TURNOVER PACKAGE REQUIREMENTS 4

d. SUMMARY OF OPEN PREREQUISITES 4

e. SIGNIFICANT INTERFACES 4

f. ADMINISTRATIVE PROJECT OFFICE HOLD POINTS 5

2. SPECIAL FIELD CONDITIONS 5

a. SAFETY TRAINING REQUIREMENTS 5

b. FIELD ORIENTATION REQUIREMENTS 5

c. RESOURCE ALLOCATIONS 5

d. POINTS OF CONTACT 5

e. SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS 6

f. SUMMARY OF OPEN PREREQUISITES 6

g. INTERFACES 6


h. ADMINISTRATIVE HOLD POINTS 6

i. WORK ACCEPTANCE AND TURNOVER 6

j. FIELD CHANGE CONTROL BOARD 6

C. COST/SCHEDULE SUMMARY 7

1. SCHEDULE 7

a. PROJECT OFFICE SUMMARY NETWORK 7

b. PROJECT OFFICE MILESTONES 7

2. BUDGET 7

a. PARTICIPANT BUDGET 7

b. P&S ACCOUNT BUDGET 7

c. TOTAL BUDGET 7

D. INPUTS FROM AFFECTED PARTICIPANT 8

1. PARTICIPANTS COST/SCHEDULE PLAN 8

a. GENERAL APPROACH 8

b. NETWORKS 8

c. SUMMARY ACCOUNTS 8

d. LOWER-LEVEL ACCOUNTS 8

e SIGNIFICANT LOWER-LEVEL MILESTONES 8

f. KEY INTERFACES AND SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS 8

g. KEY PREREQUISITES FOR SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION 8


A. JOB PACKAGE SCOPE

1. GENERAL SCOPE OF WORK

a. This Job Package covers the excavation support by ReynoldsElectrical & Engineering Co., Inc. (REECo) and Raytheon ServicesNevada (RSN) to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) associated withthe deepening of existing Trench 14. Trench 14 is located on thewest side of Exile Hill about 2 kilometers east of the ConceptualPerimeter Drift Boundary. It was excavated across the Bow Ridgefault in the early 1980s. Maps of the present exposure arecurrently being finalized by the USGS and an extensive sampling andanalysis program by the USGS and Los Alamos National Laboratory (LosAlamos) is near completion. In the trench, the fault zone in theMiocene Paintbrush Tuff and Quaternary colluvial deposits has beenfilled with vein-like deposits of calcite and silica that extend tothe floor of the trench. In order to finalize conclusions regardingthe origin of the calcite/silica deposits, further evaluation of thedepth and character of these deposits is necessary. This will beaccomplished by deepening the existing trench to a total depth of asmuch as 30 feet. The present excavation is 10 to 12 feet deep,about 16 feet wide, and about 100 feet long. The deliverableidentified for this Job Package is the Excavation Completion Reportin which REECo, RSN, the Principal Investigator (PI), and YuccaMountain Site Characterization Project Office (YMPO) document thatthe excavation and shoring, if required, is complete and follow-onmapping and sampling activities can begin. It is anticipated thattrench excavation will begin on July 8, 1991, and continue for asmuch as two weeks.

b. SPECIFIC REFERENCES TO SCOPING DOCUMENTS

o Drawings and specifications for this Job Package are listedbelow:

Specifications ID Numbers

Calcite-Silica Trench 14 RSNYMP:02200 Rev. 0

Drawings ID Numbers

Title Sheet JS-025-CST-Tl Rev. 0Location Plan JS-025-CST-Cl Rev. 0Site Plan JS-025-CST-C2 Rev. 0Detail Sheet JS-025-CST-C3 Rev. 0

o Study Plan 8.3.1.5.2.1 Characterization of the Yucca MountainQuaternary Regional Hydrology Revision 1.

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o Technical Requirements for the Yucca Mountain SiteCharacterization Project (Midway Valley and Calcite-SilicaActivities) Revision 3 (TRD).

o Test Planning Package 90-1, Revision 0, Midway Valley/Calcite-Silica Trenching defines test controls that are included in theTRD and the Drawings and Specifications.

o Environmental compliance and land access approval was denied dueto the lack of air quality permits. After the permits arereceived, a biological resurvey will be done and then excavationcan begin.

Letter (2379) from Chief, Operations Control Branch to Chief,Site Investigations Branch, dated February 26, 1991.

Letter (2581) from Chief, Operations Control Branch to Chief,Site Investigations Branch, dated March 19, 1991.

o Quality Assurance Grading Reports covering field activities havebeen approved.

REECo - R90-1.2.3-0005.2 Rev. 0RSN - RSN-GR-007 Rev. 0USGS - G1236221 Rev. 0

o Procedures

CD-SOP-019 Rev. 1 Dust Control

RSN - All work performed by RSN for this Job Package will bedone to the following Holmes and Narver procedures:

YM 180 Rev. 0 SurveyYMP 190 Rev. 0 Survey Document ControlYMP 1210 Rev. 0 M&TEYMP 1010 Pev. 1 Field Inspection

USGS - Procedures to be used for field activities are identifiedin Study Plan 8.3.1.5.2.1 Revision 1

c. SPECIFIC SCOPE DEFINITION BY PARTICIPANT AND WORK BREAKDOWNSTRUCTURE (WBS)

WBS 1.2.3.6.2.2.1 Quaternary Regional HydrologyParticipant USGS

The USGS has provided a description of the scientific requirementsfor the excavation that is included in the TRD. The PI or hisdesignee will be on site at all times during trench excavation.

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JOB PACKAGE 91-2 TRENCH 14 -

WBS 1.2.3.5.3.18 Calcite-Silica TrenchesParticipant REECo

o Excavate the trench.

o Provide labor materials and equipment to support excavation andshoring, if required.

o Install tortoise fencing.

WBS 1.2.3.5.3.18 Calcite-Silica (Field Enigneering Support)Participant RSN

Provide field engineering support including inspection and soilsanalysis as required.

Interfaces:

Interfaces are as defined in the TRD, Drawings and specifications,and section B of this JP.

d. WBS DEFINITION BY PARTICIPANT

WBS 1.2.3.6.2.2.1 USGSWBS 1.2.3.5.3.18 RSNWBS 1.2.3.5.3.18 REECo

e. FINAL GUIDANCE FOR PLANNING AND SCHEDULING ACCOUNTS

YMPO directed the involved participants to prepare P&S accounts forTrench 14 activities as follows:

USGS 0G336221RSN P53531REECo OR35318A

f. GENERAL GUIDANCE FOR SUMMARY ACCOUNTS

Summary accounts have been provided by the participants.

9. DEFINITION OF SCOPE COMPLETION

This job is complete when the trench has been excavated andas-builts have been prepared. Backfilling of the excavation willbe activated in a separate Job Package.

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B. SPECIAL CONDITIONS

1. SPECIAL PROJECT OFFICE CONDITIONS

a. CHANGE CONTROL

Field change threshold is 10 per cent of Job Package budget.

b. REPORTING/DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS

Excavation Completion Report - The PI, RSN, REECo, and YMPO willdocument that trench excavation is complete.

c. RECORD TURNOVER PACKAGE REQUIREMENTS

Excavation Completion Report

d. SUMMARY OF OPEN PREREQUISITES

Environmental compliance approval for this work was denied by theOperations Control Branch of the YMPO because the required permitshad not been granted by the State of Nevada, although preactivitysurveys have been completed. Excavation should not begin until theSite Manager is informed by the Director, POCD that the requiredpermits have been received.

In addition, a biological resources preactivity resurvey isrequired five days or less before excavation begins.

e. SIGNIFICANT INTERFACES

o The Field Test Coordinator or designee will monitor alltechnical work at the site.

o REECo will be responsible for safety coordination duringexcavation.

o RSN will provide a soils engineer at the site during excavation.

o The YMSO Safety Specialist will make a final inspection prior tocompleting the Excavation Completion Report.

o The soils engineer, safety specialist, and the PI will jointlydetermine the final excavation dimensions and, if appropriate,shoring requirements.

f. ADMINISTRATIVE PROJECT OFFICE HOLD POINTS

None identified

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2. SPECIAL FIELD CONDITIONS

A. SAFETY TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

No unusual hazards have been identified in the work scope coveredby this job package. Occupational Safety and Health Administrationstandards relating to such work provide adequate coverage and nospecial training is deemed necessary.

The general "8 hour" field safety training course must be completedby all personnel performing field work under this job package.Personnel wishing to visit the job site must be escorted by anindividual who has completed the training.

b. FIELD ORIENTATION REQUIREMENTS

The General Employee Training (GET) field orientation class must becompleted by all personnel performing work and non-escortedpersonnel visiting the job site.

c. RESOURCE ALLOCATIONS

Light duty vehicles and portable radios are available at the SiteOffice through the Logistics Coordinator. Requests for temporaryand permanent office space may be made to the Site Manager or theTechnical & Management Support Services (T&MSS) FOC Manger.

d. POINT OF CONTACT

Principal InvestigatorChief of OperationsTesting CoordinatorJob Package CoordinatorField Test CoordinatorQA Field RepresentativeEnvironmental ComplianceSite ManagerSafety SpecialistFOC ManagerOperations

Logistics CoordinatorVisitor ControlSoils EngineerField EngineerOperations SuperintendentProgress Reporting

John StucklessTony BuonoBob CraigTim SullivanUel ClantonRichard SpenceKathleen GrassmelerWinn WilsonR. BaumeisterPaul MudraBob SimmsJ. GrundmanArthur WatkinsLoretta CampH. A. AsgarianJ.E. McNeelyJoe CatozziBob Cameron

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e. SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

All field personnel must be aware of the Field OperatingInstructions (FOI) system and must comply with applicable FOIs forthose activities performed.

Head counts and location of personnel in the field must be reportedto Operations each day before 08:30 hours. each project participantis responsible for reporting Its own head counts unless otherarrangements are mnde with Operations in advance.

Daily progress reports must be provided to Operations by 15:30 hourseach working day. Operations staff will make the appropriatedistribution.

f. SUMMARY OF OPEN PREREQUISITES

Open prerequisites in B.l.d also apply.

9. INTERFACES

Field personnel should be aware that non-project personnel are alsoengaged in activities in Area 25 that could interrupt or evenconflict with the performance of the job package work scope. Someof these non-project personnel may be Involved in special activitiesfor the Department of Defense. Conflicts with these personnel areto be avoided (including work interruption if necessary) and theSite Manager should be notified of such interactions orinterruptions.

h. ADMINISTRATIVE HOLD POINTS

Surface disturbing work shall not be performed until documentednotification is given by the Site Manager to REECo stating that thenecessary permits have been received and such work may commence.

i. WORK ACCEPTANCE AND TURNOVER

No partial acceptances have been identified.

j. FIELD CHANGE CONTROL BOARD

No instructions, information, or delegations.

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C. COST/SCHEDULE SUMMARY:

1. SCHEDULE

a. PROJECT OFFICE SUMMARY NETWORK

A time-phased logic network has been prepared. Revision 4 wasissued January 16, 1991.

b. PROJECT OFFICE MILESTONES

The excavation and mapping of Trench 14 will contribute to aTrench 14 synthesis report scheduled for completion in April 1992.

2. BUDGET

a. PARTICIPANT BUDGET

Same as P&S account budget

b. P&S ACCOUNT BUDGET

REECo 46KRSN 88K

The attached P&S accounts provide this information.

C. TOTAL BUDGET

The costs of trench excavation are estimated to be $134,000. USGScosts for mapping and sampling are a part of the $1,385,000identified in USGS Summary Account OG3622D1 - 8.3.1.5.2.1.5 studiesof calcite and opaline-silica. The mapping and sampling isactivated through the PACS system in Job Package 91-5 Ongoing YieldActivities.

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D. INPUTS FROM AFFECTED PARTICIPANTS:

1. PARTICIPANTS COST/SCHEDULE PLAN

a. GENERAL APPROACH

Participant inputs were provided at weekly meetings that discussedthe status of the time-phased logic network and also in P&S andSummary Accounts.

b. NETWORKS

The YMPO time-phased logic network for this activity was preparedwith input from all affected participants.

c. SUMMARY ACCOUNTS

Summary accounts are identified in teh PACS baseline.

d. LOWER-LEVEL ACCOUNTS

Lower-level accounts as required are contained in the participants'cost/schedule control systems. These accounts are directly relatedto summary accounts.

e. SIGNIFICANT LOWER-LEVEL MILESTONES

No significant lower-level milestones have been identified.

f. KEY INTERFACES AND SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS

Support requirements were identified by the USGS in the TRD.Interfaces are identified in this job package.

9. KEY PREREQUISITES FOR SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION

Biological Pre-Activity Survey

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Reynolds Electrical & Engineering Co., Inc.Post Office Box 98521 Las Vegas. NV 89193-8521

Vincent F. Lorii, ChiefProject Control BranchProject & Operations Control DivisionYucca Mountain Site Characterization

Project OfficeU.S. Department of EnergyPost Office Box 98608Las Vegas, NV 89193-8608

PACS P&S ACCOUNT WORK AUTHORIZATION REPORT NUMBER WKA01

The subject P&S Account Report has been signed with the following conditions:

l. The authorization is for account OR35318A only.

2. The estimated dollars are for the work shown on Drawings JS-025-CST-TI.0,C2.0. AND C3.0. Revision 0, dated March 20, 1991, and the specificationsfor Calcite/Silica Trench 14, dated March 20, 1991, Revision 0, Sections02110, 02222, 02224. and 02230 with exceptions. Section 02224, Fill andBackfill, is not included as part of this account. Section 02230,Construction Water Control, states that water for this project must comefrom Well J-13. This is not consistent with present plans and will not becomplied with.

3. No backfill is included in the estimated dollar amounts.

4. No training is included in this account.

5. No shoring is included in this account.

6. The Resource Distribution shown is inconsistent with new scheduling ofwork and will be revised.

7. Water required for construction is not part of this account and will beprovided under a separate account consistent with the new scheduling.

8. Tortoise fencing material was bought under another account but will beinstalled under this account.

V. F. lorii580-01-472Page 2

Most of the exceptions were mentioned In our letter number 580-01-595 to you

dated August 22, 1990.

The signed Account Authorization is attached as requested.

If you have any questions, please contact Bruce794-7309.

R. F. Pritchett, ManagerYucca Mountain Project DivisionYMP Technical Project Officer

R. Gardella of my staff at

RFP:BRG:cd

EnclosureAs stated (1 page)

cv w/o encl.Central Files, M/S 530, THRU

Executive Office. M/S 555W. J. White, DOE/NV, M/S 505J. T. Sullivan, DOE/YMP, M/S 523

cy w/enclS. L. Hughes, REECo. H/S 408T. H. Leonard, REECo, M/S 408

Department of EnergyYucca Mountain Site Characterization

Project OfficeP. O. Box 98608

Las Vegas, NV 89193-8608

JUL 0 2 1991

Winfred A. Wilson, Site manager, YMP, Mercury, NV, M/S 717

NOTICE TO PROCEED ON JOB PACKAGE 91-2 TRENCH 14

This notice to proceed and enclosed Job Package are your authorization to

commence field work in accordance with the documents contained/or referenced

in this Job Package. You may not exceed your assigned thresholds in this

area.

Direct correspondence or questions concerning this Job Package to

David C. Dobson, Director, Regulatory & Site Evaluation Division at 794-7940

or Jay Mukherjee at 794-7894.

Carl P. Gertz

PCB:JM-45l Project Manager

Enclosure:Job Package

cc w/o encl:I. R. Cottle, SAIC, Las Vegas, NVS. C. Matthews, SMIC, Las Vegas, NVJ. S. Stuckless, SAIC, Las Vegas, NVR. L. Bullock, RSN, Las Vegas, NVTony Bucno, USGS, Las Vegas, NVR. F. Pritchett, REECo, Las Vegas, NVL. R. Hayes, USGS, Las Vegas, NVJay Mukherjee, YMP, NVT. J. Sullivan, YMP, NVM. B. Blanchard, YMP, NVR. V. Barton, YMP, NVD. C. Dobson, YMP, NVW. R. Dixon, YMP, NVD. G. Horton, YMP, NVE. H. Petrie, YMP, NVV. F. Iorii, YMP, NV

Department of EnergyYucca Mountain Site Characterization

Project Of OfficeP. 0. Box 98608

Las Vegas, NV 89193-8608

JAN 13 1991

Winfred A. Wilson, Site Manager, YMP, NV

APPROVAL AND RELEASE OF TEST PLANNING PACKAGE 90-1 MIDWAY VALLEY/CALCITE-SILICA TRENCHING

This completed document is forwarded to you to be included both in Job Package91-1 Midway Valley and in Job Package 91-2 Trench 14. It is part of a largerrecord package in the Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project OfficeLocal Records Center identified by Tracking number RPS.0051.

If you have any questions, please contact Tim Sullivan at 794-7915.

RSED:JTS-1774

Enclosure:Test Planning Package 90-1

cc w/o encl:Tony Bueno, USGS, Las Vegas, NVJ. S. Stuckless, USGS, Denver, COT. E. Blewas, SNL, 6310, Albuquerque, NMJ. D. Gibson, SNL, 6315, Albuquerque, NMJ. H. Peck, SAIC, Las Vegas, NV

David C. Dobson, Acting DirectorRegulatory & Site Evaluations DivisionYucca Mountain Site Characterization

Project Office

TEST PLANNING PACKAGE (TPP) 90-1

MIDWAY VALLEY/CALCITE-SILICA TRENCHING

YUCCA MOUNTAIN PROJECTTEST PLANNING PACKAGE APPROVAL AND RELEASE


Sandia National Laboratories

January 17, 1991

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