Munitions Response Site Prioritization Protocol (MRSPP) Quality Assurance at Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS)

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BUILDING STRONG SM Munitions Response Site Prioritization Protocol (MRSPP) Quality Assurance at Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS) Shah Alam, PhD, PMP Environmental & Munitions Center of Expertise Shah.Alam@usace.army.mil 6 May 2009

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Quality Assurance (QA) Panel Reviews protocol application and prioritization decisions Reviews all Munitions Response Site (MRS) priorities initially Panel s decision supersedes original priority BUILDING STRONG SM

Panel Review Process FUDS submits draft MRS priority data for review Panel Review results: Concurred Concurred with administrative changes Non-concurred (response required FUDS) FUDS offers stakeholders at least 30 days to comment on non-concurred priorities BUILDING STRONG SM

FUDS QA Results (As of December 2008) Total Reviewed 696 100% Concurred 634 91% Concurred with Admin change 138 20% Not-concurred 62 9% BUILDING STRONG SM

BUILDING STRONG SM Feedback General Label each sheet with FUDS Property Number Complete Table A: Move to the front Reference No DoD Action Indicated (NDAI) documents for NDAI MRSs Discuss pathways and receptors Priority or Alternative Rating should match recommendation for the MRS Include justifying information in comments: Reference documents Type munitions (model)

Feedback - Explosive (EHE) and Chemical Hazard Evaluation (CHE) Modules If no MEC is present fill Tables 1 and 10 only If no CWM is present fill Tables 11 and 20 only Table 1: Sensitive Munitions Tables 3 & 13: Physical Evidence Tables 3 & 13: Historical Evidence Tables 9 & 19: Cultural or Ecological Resources BUILDING STRONG SM

BUILDING STRONG SM Feedback Health Hazard Evaluation (HHE) Module Contaminants should be munitions constituents and may be incidental non munitions-related Must be above background Only use comparison values listed in Appendix B to calculate the Contaminant Hazard Factor (CHF) - do not use values from any other source

BUILDING STRONG SM Feedback HHE (Continued) Contaminant values: Will be used to calculate CHF, even if the values are below the respective comparison value Below comparison value may generate ratios below one--the sum of the ratios can be below one Tables 21-26: If sampling was conducted and no analytes were detected, insert the following text in the CHF contaminant block, "Sampling conducted, no analytes found above the laboratory reporting limits."

Questions? Shah Alam (256) 895-1349 Shah.Alam@usace.army.mil BUILDING STRONG SM