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Cancellation Memo, Cancellation of Department of Energy Technical Standard DOE-STD-3028-2000, Criteria for Packaging and Storing Uranium-233-Bearing Materials

The National Nuclear Security Administration Office of the Chief of Defense Nuclear Safety (CDNS) approves cancellation of the subject Standard and archiving its contents. The subject Standard was placed in Review and Comment for 60 days recommending cancellation and archiving. the Review and Comment system results conclude that all the responding Program Offices concur with cancellation. The Department of Energy sites and contractor are already using applicable directives instead of this Standard.
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National Nuclear Security Administration Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration Washington, DC 20585 October 12. 2018 MEMORANDUM FOR JEFFRY D.FEIT PROGRAM MANAGER OFFICE OF NUCLEAR SAFETY OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH. SAFETY AND SECURITY -ROM: SUBJECT: CARL R. SYKES DIRECTOR NNSA OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF DEFENSE NUCLEAR SAFETY (CDNS) Cancellation of Department of Energy Technical Standard DOE-STD-3028-2000. Criteria for Packaging and Storing Uranium-233-Bearing Materials The National Nuclear Security Administration Office of the Chief of Defense Nuclear Safety (CDNS) approves cancellation of the subject Standard and archiving its contents. The subject Standard was placed in Revcom for 60 days recommending cancellation and archiving. The Revcom results conclude that all the responding Program Offices concur with cancellation. The Department of Energy sites and contractor are already using applicable directives instead of this Standard. If you have any questions regarding this action, please contact Carl Sykes. NNSA Office of CDNS at 301-903-0429. cc: D. Nester, NA-511 ® Printed with soy ink on recycled paper

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