Attachment J-D Enviromental Checklist for Direct DOE.docx
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- Fabrication & Testing of FORTIS 8-Axle Railcar
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This document contains an environmental checklist template for federal direct contracts with the Department of Energy. The checklist requires offerors to identify potential environmental impacts from their proposed project. Sections require a descriptive title and contact information. Offerors must check applicable boxes for environmental aspects like air emissions, water discharges, waste generation, and resource use. For checked items, offerors provide specifics on types and amounts of materials as well as pollution prevention measures. The final section requires certification that responses are complete and accurate. Offerors must notify DOE of any new issues. For award, DOE assigns a NEPA document number and confirms a categorical exclusion. The contracting specialist and project manager approve the checklist.
This opportunity solicits proposals to fabricate and test a prototype of the FORTIS 8-Axle Railcar to Department of Energy requirements for transporting spent nuclear fuel and high-level waste. Testing will comply with Association of American Railroads standards and is required to receive railcar approval for operation. The railcar design will be provided to offerors. Each railcar is expected to carry one spent fuel cask and have a 50-year lifetime. Train consists for transport may include two locomotives, two buffer cars, one to seven cask cars, and one escort car. Only activities related to fabricating and testing the railcar prototype are included in this contract's scope of work.
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ID F 450.01
(04/2020) Replaces 450.01.IDF (4/11/2012)
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
IDAHO OPERATIONS OFFICE
DOE DIRECT CONTRACT ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST
ID F 450.01
(04/2020)
DIRECTIONS: Follow instructions at the beginning of each Section and submit completed Form with project proposal
| SECTION A. |
| Descriptive Information: Provide project title, offerer, and contact information |
| Project Title: |
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| Offerer: |
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| Name of Offerer Contact: |
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| Telephone Number & Email: |
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| SECTION B. |
| Environmental Aspects / Potential Sources of Impact: Check the applicable box for the following environmental aspects by reviewing the applicability statements. Ask yourself, “How can this activity affect the environment?” |
Environmental Aspects Table
| ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECT |
| APPLICABILITY STATEMENT |
| YES |
| NO |
| 1. Air Emissions | |
| Air emissions applies to operations or activities that have the potential to generate air pollutants including but not limited to radionuclides, chemical and combustion emissions, fugitive dust, and ozone-depleting substances. Includes activities that may break up, dislodge, disturb or block access to regulated asbestos-containing material (RACM), handle asbestos-containing material, manage asbestos waste, or conduct demolition of load bearing structural members (including trailers). | |
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| 2. Discharging to Surface-, Storm-, or Ground Water | |
| Surface water or storm water contamination applies to activities that have the potential to contaminate Waters of the U.S., wetlands, ground water, or storm water that could reach Waters of the U.S. | |
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| 3. Disturbing Cultural / Biological Resources | |
| Cultural resource disturbance applies to activities that have the potential to impact cultural resources, such as disturbing soils by grading, excavating, sampling, off-road vehicle use, or removing vegetation, as well as to personnel working in areas where cultural resources are located. It also applies to modifications or demolition of historical buildings or structures, or activities that could result in loss or damage to these resources. Examples of culture resources include buildings, structures or objects or 50 years old or those identified as historic due to special significance, archaeological resources, historic home sites, trails, and canals, and places or items of significance to Native Americans and/or others. In addition, activities that have potential to interact, disturb or affect wildlife or their habitat (e.g., soil disturbance) or activities involving revegetation or weed control. | |
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| 4. Generating and Managing Waste | |
| Regulated, hazardous, or radioactive material and waste packaging and transportation applies activities that generate, store, treat, or dispose of hazardous, radioactive, mixed, industrial, or nanoparticle waste. | |
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| 5. Releasing Contaminants | |
| Releasing contaminants applies to activities that may release potentially hazardous contaminants into air, water, soil, or other non-contaminated or previously contaminated locations. These activities may include, but are not limited to, the use of industrial and laboratory chemicals; the use of radionuclides; hazardous, radioactive, and mixed waste treatment and decontamination operations; and contaminated soils disturbance. This aspect also applies to asbestos containing material (ACM) remediation; repair, replacement, and/or disposal of contaminated tanks and associated piping; and the handling and disposal of PCB-contaminated equipment and waste. | |
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| 6. Using, Reusing, and Conserving Natural Resources | |
| Use, reuse and recycling of resources applies to activities that use resources such as water, energy, fuels, minerals, borrow material, wood or paper products, and other materials derived from natural resources. It applies to activities that currently require use, reuse, and recycling as integral to the project such as the construction and operation of a LEED certified building. This applies to waste disposition activities including building demolition. This also applies to any activity that requires the use of natural resources such that use, reuse, or recycling should be incorporated into its implementation | |
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| SECTION C. |
| Description of Environmental Aspects: For each environmental aspect checked “YES,” provide specific information such as types and amounts of chemical, waste, effluent, or emissions; size of modification, soil disturbance; or type of tank, equipment, or process and pollution prevention measures for each item checked. Briefly discuss the potential environmental impacts that could occur from project activities. |
DESCRIPTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS:
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| SECTION D. |
| CERTIFICATION – To the best of the Offerer’s knowledge at the time of this signing, the responses given above are complete and accurate. Should new issues or concerns arise, or changes occur anytime after award and/or during the course of performance, the Offerer will alert DOE immediately. |
OFFERER NAME AND TITLE
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Signature: _________________________________________ Date: Click or tap here to enter text.
FOR DOE USE ONLY
| NEPA Document #: Click or tap here to enter text. |
| NEPA CX Applied: Click or tap here to enter text. |
| Solicitation #: Click or tap here to enter text. |
| Contract Specialist: Click or tap here to enter text. |
| Approved: |
Signature: _________________________________________ Date: Click or tap here to enter text.
Project Manager: Click or tap here to enter text.
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