**Office of Infrastructure and Administration**

**90-Day Report**

**June 28 - September 27, 2006**

**Infrastructure and Administration:**

**Agency Events:**

Jun 26 - **International Collaboration on Pollution Prevention Matters
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Jul 7 **Lisbon, Portugal** **-** The I&A/Environmental Management
Division will lead a US contingent (NASA-KSC, NASA-WSTF, DOE-National
Renewable Energy Laboratory) to Lisbon to discuss opportunities to
partner with our European colleagues concerning renewable energy among
other pollution prevention topics. Meetings with the US Embassy, the
Luso-American Development Foundation, and the Portuguese Ministers of
Environment and Economy are also scheduled. POC is D. Amidei/358-1866.

Jul 11-14 **Unfunded Environmental Liability Audit / WSTF** - Ernst and
Young, auditors for this year's Agency financial statement, will be
conducting an audit of the Unfunded Environmental Liability Estimate for
the WSTF. WSTF's estimate of \$354M is 40% of the Agency's total
liability of \$881M. POC is M. Schoppet/358-0159.

July **Unfunded Environmental Liability Audit / PBS** - Ernst and Young,
auditors for this year's Agency financial statement, will be conducting
an audit of the Unfunded Environmental Liability Estimate for the Plum
Brook Reactor Decommissioning project. POC is M. Schoppet/358-0159.

July **Advanced Radioisotopes Power Systems -** The NEPA Final
Environmental Impact Statement for the project will be issued, to start
a 30-day waiting period before a final decision can be rendered. POC is

K. Kumor/358-1112.

July **Shuttle** **Transition Program Cultural Resource Compliance** - A
NASA-wide historic building survey will be initiated to determine which
Shuttle-related facilities are eligible for listing on the National
Register of Historic Places. KSC will be managing the overall survey and
study effort. This effort should be completed in Spring 2007. POC is T.
Norwood/358-7324.

Aug 1-3 **Unfunded Environmental Liability Audit / KSC** - Ernst and
Young, auditors for this year's Agency financial statement, will be
conducting an audit of the Unfunded Environmental Liability Estimate for
KSC. KSC has the highest number of environmental remediation projects
with a total of 57 projects. POC is M. Shoppet/358-0159.

Aug 7-9 **Energy 2006 Conference** -- The I&A/Environmental Management
Division will host a NASA Energy Efficiency Panel meeting and sponsor
training for Center Energy Managers in conjunction with the Department
of Energy annual conference to be held in Chicago, IL. POC is W.
Thalasinos/358-3811.

August **Mars Science Laboratory** - The NEPA Draft Environmental Impact
Statement for the project will be issued, starting a 45-day public
comment period. Public meetings on the EIS are planned during this
period.

Aug 29-31 **InterCenter Aircraft Operations Panel (IAOP)** -- The IAOP
semi-annual meeting is scheduled for this time in Washington, DC. POC is
J. Walker/358-4637.

Sep 11-15 **Ames IAOP Review** -- The IAOP review on Ames's flight
operations is scheduled for this time. POC is J. Walker/358-4637

**Headquarters Events:**

Jul 24-27 **Examining Conflicts in Employment Law (EXCEL) Conference** -
NASA will be represented at the EXCEL conference, the premier
Federal conference for EEO managers, supervisors and specialists,
attorneys, and human resource professionals sponsored by the U.S
EEOC, the agency responsible for enforcement of EEO laws in the Federal
and private sectors. This conference features top-level EEOC officials
and other nationally known EEO professionals.  POC is R. Suris/358-2187

Aug 18-24 **Federal Dispute Resolution (FDR) Conference** -- A
representative from the I&A/HQ Equal Opportunity and Diversity
Management Division will attend this year's FDR conference, the annual
training program for federal employees that provides in-depth training
on dispute resolution, as well as federal employment laws, policies and
procedures. POC is Ralph Suris/358-2187