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1 Perma-Fix Environmental Services, Inc. (Perma-Fix) A Global Provider of Nuclear Services & Waste Management Presented by Tammy Monday Vice President, Waste Services Sales and Business Development 1
2 Mission Statement Mission: Perma-Fix is a global provider of safe, compliant and environmentally responsible nuclear services and radioactive waste management solutions. Values: Integrity Safety Commitment to Our People & Communities Commitment to Our Customers Innovation Value Added Safety, Innovation & Excellence --- Cornerstones of Our Success 2
3 Perma-Fix Organization Perma-Fix Environmental Services, Inc. Waste Services Nuclear Services Technical Services - Waste Treatment Facilities - Waste Management/ Minimization - R&D Laboratory - Waste Disposition - Decontamination, Decommissioning, & Demolition - Remediation - Waste Management/ Minimization - On-Site Support - Radiological Engineering and Safety Programs - Instrumentation Rental, Repair & Calibration Lab - NORM/TENORM Support - Staff Augmentation 3
4 Overview About Perma-Fix Nuclear services company and leading provider of nuclear waste management services Publicly Traded Company (NASDAQ: Perma-Fix) HQ Atlanta, GA (Founded 1990) Revenue -- $170M / Employees 900 4
5 Customers Perma-Fix Customers U.S. Department of Energy U.S. Department of Defense Commercial Nuclear Industry Research Labs & Educational Institutions Hospitals and Pharmaceuticals Perma-Fix recognized as: Leader in development of innovative treatment technologies for complex waste streams Leader in providing the most comprehensive waste management services at both client sites and at our fully licensed / permitted facilities 5
6 Waste Services Perma-Fix is a major provider of Mixed Low-Level Waste (MLLW) and Low-Level Waste (LLW) management services and has built our company around solving complex waste management challenges. Own and operate 4 MLLW/LLW Treatment Facilities: Materials & Energy Corporation Oak Ridge, TN Diversified Scientific Services, Inc. Kingston, TN Perma-Fix of Florida, Inc. Gainesville, FL Perma-Fix Northwest Richland, Inc. Richland, WA Nevada National Security Site (NNSS) certified for disposal of DOE generated wastes. Member of the CHPRC team at Hanford for clean-up of the Central Plateau (~160 employees on site) managing treatment and disposal operations. 6
7 Perma-Fix Facilities DSSI - Kingston, TN Perma-Fix Northwest - Richland, WA Perma-Fix Headquarters Atlanta, Georgia Other Office Locations: Knoxville, TN Beaver, PA St. Louis, MO (Schreiber, Yonley & Assoc. (Env. Engrs.) Project sites across U.S. & U.K. Perma-Fix Florida - Gainesville, FL 7 M&EC - Oak Ridge, TN
8 Waste Services Facilities Treatment Capabilities 8
9 Waste Services - Research & Development Perma-Fix of FL has a R&D laboratory that is used to develop new treatment technologies for solving complex waste treatment challenges. 9
10 Waste Services -Applicable Waste Streams EDTA solutions Debris and dry active waste (paper, plastics, trash) Blast media from paint removal Chromium and cadmium plating sludge Hazardous and non-hazardous wastewater TSCA regulated PCBs for storage and treatment Listed Waste Codes including F, P, and U Mercury (soluble form) contaminated wastes <260 ppm Elemental mercury and mercury contaminated wastes>260 ppm Characteristic Waste Codes: D001 ignitability D002 corrosivity D003 D004 reactivity through D043 toxic metals and organic compounds High organic wastes such as spent activated carbon, oily sludge, still bottoms, etc Radioactive aqueous wastes Radioactive corrosives, reactives, oxidizers, and metal bearing waste Caustic cleaners Solvents Chlorinated and nitrated wastes Water insoluble oils and greases Incinerator chars and graphite Spent acid sludge Lead bearing wastes Beryllium waste Freon (Still Bottoms) Liquid scintillation vials Radioactive oils and sludges 10
11 Waste Services -Major Treatment Processes 11
12 Waste Services -PCB Treatment DSSI began combusting PCB liquids in April 2009 M&EC and PFNW authorized to treat PCB solids and debris Perma-Fix has only capability for destruction of radioactive PCBs PCB Transformers Drain/Rinse 12
13 Waste Services -Tritium Processing Successful Treatment Campaigns of high-tritium (thousands of curies) waste streams Los Alamos National Laboratory Savannah River Nuclear Solutions Designed and built Tritium Treatment enclosure in March 2010 Tritium Capture System, a closed loop system that ensures no release of Tritium Captured Tritium can then be shipped as LLW to NNSS for disposal Challenges M&EC addressed with these waste streams: Containment of Tritium Capture of Tritium Deactivation of reactive metals Collection of Mercury (in some cases) Stabilization/Solidification Shipment for disposal Tritium Treatment Enclosure 13
14 Waste Services -High Dose Waste Management 14
15 Waste Services Large Components PFNW recently upgraded it s LLW Processing Facility for receipt and treatment of large components from nuclear utilities. This new capability facilitated our first large component project valued over $4.1M: Condenser tube replacement project at Energy Northwest Columbia Generating Station; Cost effectively decontaminate and recycle and/or dispose ~3 million pounds of condenser tubes; Large components 11 x 50 x 14 weighing ~225,000 pounds requiring specialty transport, large crane and facility modifications at PFNW. 15
16 Waste Services - Large Components Benefits to the Generator ISO Green Credit Perma-Fix assumed the risk of material release Cost Savings Material was recycled for future use
17 Decon and Free Release Condenser Tubes and Plant Components Electrical Components and Equipment 17
18 Nuclear Services Experience Highlights Provider of complex hazardous, radioactive, and nuclear waste management services to the government and commercial sectors. Specializes in the identification, removal, and remediation of radiological and hazardous materials (strong emphasis on nuclear materials). Holds a Radioactive Material license from the State of Tennessee (No. R J11) and from Kentucky (No ). Allows Perma-Fix to receive, acquire, possess, and transfer radioactive materials, and conduct radiological remediation on projects nationwide. 18
19 Nuclear Services Experience Highlights Experience with compliant disposal of millions of pounds of wastes annually at radioactive waste disposal facilities, as well as Subtitle C and D landfills. Licensed by the U.S. Department of Transportation to transport hazardous materials to disposal sites. Negotiated agreements with all major transportation companies to provide the lowest cost to transport (including rail) to treatment and disposal facilities. 19
20 Nuclear Services Onsite Service Offerings Decontamination of hazardous or radiological contaminated surfaces, equipment, & piping Conventional tooling Chemical Hydro-Lasing Large area floor scarification 20
21 Nuclear Services Onsite Service Offerings Equipment / Component removal, decontamination, transport, & disposal Dismantling Heavy lift removal Waste stabilization / management 21
22 Nuclear & hazardous waste management Characterization Planning Sorting Certification Processing & Shipping Onsite engineered solutions for waste over-packing, down blending, batching or repackaging Nuclear Services Onsite Service Offerings 22
23 Nuclear & Environmental Services Waste Disposal Experience
24 Radiological survey & sampling Exposure assessments Site characterizations / final site release surveys (MARSSIM or NUREG 5849 survey protocols) Turnkey radiological and hazardous waste remediation (design, planning, execution & reporting) Nuclear Services Onsite Service Offerings Environmental Engineering, Consulting & Remediation Perma-Fix Licensed Environmental Contractor S-A (asbestos material handling / removal) S-B (underground storage tanks) S-C (lead-based paint abatement) S-D (air, water & soil remediation) 24
25 Nuclear Services Onsite Service Offerings Environmental Engineering, Consulting & Remediation Waste management /minimization Sorting Segregation Treatment & Disposal Options Licensing and permitting Regulatory compliance Environmental monitoring / compliance 25
26 Nuclear Services Soil Survey / Sorter / Segregator 26
27 Technical Services Overview One of the largest turnkey radiological support services contractor in the U.S. Extensive in-house expertise in all aspects of radiological protection (CHP s, CSP s, and Radiological Engineers / Technicians) Owns / Operates commercial Radiological and Industrial Hygiene Instrumentation Laboratory (rental, repair, and calibration) Specialize in utilization of extensive in-house health physics expertise to define waste treatment technologies and advanced engineering techniques to minimize sampling requirements while reducing waste quantities. 27
28 Technical Services Overview Currently managing one of the world s largest Nuclear Radiological Controls Program (Oak Ridge RADCON) Specializes in the development of new technologies to provide integrated solutions for specific project applications (partner with instrumentation manufactures to modify commercial off-the-shelf equipment). Gamma Walkover Survey Systems Real Time Radiological Mapping System (GPS) Global Environmental Material Management System (GEMMS) tool to manage life-cycle data for complex hazardous & radioactive materials and waste operations 28
29 Technical Services Service Offerings Radiological Engineering & Safety Programs Radiological Risk Assessments (multiple codes) including DBA Analysis of Radiological Consequences Radiation Safety Programs Dose Reconstruction ALARA Shielding Design Radiological Monitoring and Control NUREG-1575 MARSSIM Final Status Survey NUREG-1757 Decommissioning Plan Development NORM / TENORM Support Emergency Response Plan Updates 29
30 Technical Services Instrumentation Services Radiological & Industrial Hygiene Instrumentation (Rental, Repair, & Calibration) Lab Location Knoxville, TN Over 6,000 instruments Long-term or short-term lease options Calibration & repair of all makes & models Professional consultation for custom instrumentation application & development Types of Instruments Industrial Hygiene Multi-Gas PID Noise Air Velocity Indoor Air Quality Water Quality Air Sampler Low / High Volume Lapel Samplers Radiological Scintillator Geiger-Muller Tube Gas Proportional Low Background Counters Personal Contamination Counters Portable MCAs Dose Rate Ion Chambers Micro R Meters Stretch Scopes SRD Solid State 30
31 Technical Services Service Offerings Staff Augmentation Services Certified Health Physicists (CHP) Radiological Engineers Radiological Technician Coordinator / Supervisor HP / RP Technicians (350) Certified Safety Professionals (CSP) Safety Engineers FME Attendants QA Engineers / Inspectors Engineers (mechanical, electrical, civil, environmental, etc.) Primavera Schedulers / Planners 31
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