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Planning & SchedulingPolestar's experience in strategic and project planning has been the key to long-term closure success at the for D&D projects we’ve been involved with throughout the DOE complex. Our facility closure planners define the project’s objectives, prepares a detailed scope of work, and evaluate opportunities for cost and time savings and implementation of existing and new technologies. Our site-wide experience has led Polestar to develop D&D Project Planning documents for major projects in the DOE complex. Our D&D professionals develop:
Recently, Polestar was challenged to accelerate environmental cleanup and integrating Deactivation and Decommissioning (D&D) planning of over 1,000 facilities with the environmental restoration waste site cleanup and waste tank disposition. Utilizing our experience from other DOE sites, we developed a database to manage facility information for over 7,500 facilities. Polestar led the development of this strategic plan, which is currently being implemented. We have developed a suite of tools to assist planner and schedulers in determining and documenting project scope.
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End Point Development To aid in the development of project end points Polestar, under contract to EM, developed EndPoints 2000 (linked to PowerPoint presentation, a database software application to facilitate application of the EndPoint process by allowing efficient development of custom end points for a project. End Points 2000 is a systematic way a determining end points for each area and space/system, tracking their completion, and verifying that they have been accomplished. End Points 2000 is applicable to the entire range of projects, from the smallest to the most difficult and complex. Polestar provides guidance, leadership, and technical support in the development of project end points for deactivation and decommissioning. Polestar was contracted for the creation and review of project end points for deactivation and decommissioning projects at Hanford's B Plant, PUREX Plant, FFTF, 242-T Evaporator Building, 244-AR Vault and PFP, Rocky Flats, SRS's F Area Facilities, Oak Ridge Y-12's Alpha 5. End point and end state development for the deactivation and decommissioning projects under this scope of work will be critical to ensure that project scope and objectives are well understood, and that project costs are properly estimated and adequately defined and managed. |
For more information contact:
Jerel Nelson
(702) 759-9006