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The National Governors Association
Federal Facilities Task Force

FY 2000 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) Long-Term Stewardship Report
PURPOSE OF THIS REPORT
The Fiscal Year 2000 National Defense Authorization Act (FY 2000 NDAA) Conference Report requested the Secretary of Energy to submit to Congress a Report on DOE’s existing and anticipated long-term stewardship obligations at sites where environmental restoration activities are complete or will be complete by 2006. The primary purpose of this Report is to respond to that request.

The request for this Report in the FY 2000 NDAA reflects a continuing Congressional interest in long-term program costs and management. First, Congress is increasingly aware that DOE’s responsibilities will not be eliminated when “cleanup” is complete and is interested in understanding the estimated size of the remaining responsibilities. Second, in order to support a credible long-term stewardship program, Congress has expressed a strong interest in learning as much as possible about “portions of sites” where cleanup and stabilization are currently complete or will be complete. Third, during the past 10 years, Congress has appropriated substantial funding (nearly $60 billion) for DOE to conduct environmental management activities, and DOE needs to demonstrate the degree of success achieved by that funding.

January 24, 2002 -- Guidance for the Development of the FY 2000 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) Long-Term Stewardship Report:  This document provides guidance to Department of Energy (DOE) Operations Offices and Field Offices about ongoing and planned long-term stewardship activities for the FY 2000 National Defense Authorization Act Long-Term Stewardship Report (NDAA LTS Report) data collection and reportpreparation. -- 40 Pages 230.5KB
 
January 2001 -- AT A GLANCE... A Report to Congress Detailing DOE’s Existing and Anticipated Long-Term Stewardship Obligations Long-term stewardship is a critical element for continued progress in site clean-up and closure.  DOE is already performing long-term stewardship activities at 34 sites that have been cleaned up and closed and at portions of many other sites. -- 194 Pages 987.5KB

December 28 1999 -- NDAA Long-Term Stewardship Data Collection Tool User’s Manual -- 19 Pages 276.5KB