International Isotopes Inc.

December 30, 2009

ATTN: Document Control Desk

Director, Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards

U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission,

11555 Rockville Pike

Rockville, MD 20852-2738

Subject: International Isotopes, Inc. License Application - Flourine Extraction

Process Depleted Uranium Hexafluoride De-conversion Plant.

(TAC Number L32707, Docket Number 40-9086)

Dear Mr. Weber,

In a letter (ML091260796) dated April 13, 2009 International Isotopes Inc.'s informed

the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission of its intent to license and operate a depleted

uranium hexafluoride de-conversion and fluorine extraction facility. Consistent with the

Commission's direction in SRM-SECY-07-0146 and numerous pre-license application

meetings between INIS and NRC staff, the enclosed license application as well as an

Integrated Safety Analysis (ISA) has been prepared in accordance with the guidance

provided in NUREG 1520, Standard Review Plan for the Review of a License Application

for a Fuel Cycle Facility.

The license application is being transmitted electronically via Optical Storage Media

(OSM) prepared in accordance with U.S. NRC Guidance for Electronic Submissions to

the NRC, Revision 5. Two sets of hard copies will be provided to Mr. Matthew Bartlett,

US NRC Project Manager, per his request.

The License Application contains a limited amount of proprietary information that we

request be withheld from the public in accordance with 10 CFR §2.390. An affidavit

accompanying a withholding request is included. A public version of the document with

proprietary information redacted has been included. Also note that most other documents

supporting the license application include security related information. In most cases this

information is limited to a few pages of the document and in these instances public

versions with the security related information redacted have been provided. The Fluorine

4137 Commerce Circle, Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401

Phone: 208-524-5300, 800-699-3108 Fax: 208-524-1411

Website: www.intisoid.com
December 30, 2009

JJM-2009-64 Page 2 of 3

Extraction Process & Depleted Uranium De-conversion Plant (FEP/DUP) Security and

Emergency Plans are considered Security Related Information in their entirety, therefore

public versions of these plans are not provided.

On October 22, 2009 INIS finalized a Memorandum of Agreement with the State of New

Mexico Environment Department which limits the maximum quantities of depleted

uranium that will be on site. These quantities are reflected in our depleted uranium

possession limit request. These quantities and the Memorandum of Agreement are

referenced in the license application.

The following documents are enclosed:

- NRC Form 313

- Affidavit Accompanying a Withholding Request

- INIS and NMED Memorandum of Agreement.

The remaining portions of the license application are provided on the enclosed discs as

detailed in the tables below:

Disc #1 NOT FOR PUBLIC DISCLSOURE - Contains Proprietary and Security Related Information

Description File Name File Size

1 FEP/DUP Plant License Application 001 FEP DUP PLANT LA.pdf 10283 KB

3 FEP/DUP Plant License Application App. A 002 FEP DUP PLANT LA APP A.pdf 384 KB

3 FEP/DUP Plant Integrated Safety Analysis Summary 003 FEP DUP PLANT ISA SUM.pdf 2850 KB

4 FEP/DUP Plant Environ Report Chapters 1-2 004 FEP DUP PLANT ENV RPT C1-2.pdf 7384KB

5 FEP/DUP Plant Environ Report Chapter 3 Part lof2 005 FEP DUP PLANT ENV RPT C3 lof2.pdf 36435 KB

6 FEP/DUP Plant Environ Report Chapter 3 Part 2of2 006 FEP DUP PLANT ENV RPT C3 2of2.pdf 23041 KB

7 FEP/DUP Plant Environ Report Chapters 4-10 007 FEP DUP PLANT ENV RPT C4-10.pdf 25514 KB

8 FEP/DUP Plant Environ Report Appendix A-C 008 FEP DUP PLANT ENV RPT APP A-C.pdf 7332 KB

9 FEP/DUP Plant Emergency Plan 009 FEP DUP PLANT EMERGENCY PLAN.pdf 2206 KB

10 FEP/DUP Plant Security Plan 010 FEP DUP PLANT SECURITY PLAN.pdf 2058 KB

11 FEP/DUP Plant Drawing Package 011 FEP DUP DWG PACKAGE.pdf 2114 KB

DISC #2 FOR PUBLIC DISCLOSURE

Description File Name File Size

1 FEP/DUP Plant License Application 001 FEP DUP PLANT LA-PUBLIC.pdf 9357 KB

2 FEP/DUP Plant License Application App. A 002 FEP DUP PLANT LA APP A-PUBLIC.pdf 384 KB

3 FEP/DUP Plant Integrated Safety Analysis Summary 003 FEP DUP PLANT ISA SUM-PUBLIC.pdf 2576 KB

4 FEP/DUP Plant Environ Report Chapters 1-2 004 FEP DUP PLANT ENV RPT C1-2-PUBLIC.pdf 7056 KB

5 FEP/DUP Plant Environ Report Chapter 3 Part lof2 005 FEP DUP PLANT ENV RPT C3 lof2-PUBLIC.pdf 36435 KB

6 FEP/DUP Plant Environ Report Chapter 3 Part 2of2 006 FEP DUP PLANT ENV RPT C3 2of2-PUBLIC.pdf 21962 KB

7 FEP/DUP Plant Environ Report Chapters 4-10 007 FEP DUP PLANT ENV RPT C4-10-PUBLIC.pdf 24901 KB

8 FEP/DUP Plant Environ Report Appendix A 008 FEP DUP PLANT ENV RPT APP A-PUBLIC.pdf 7332 KB

9 FEP/DUP Plant Drawing 009 FEP DUP DWG PACKAGE.pdf 1244 KB
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Questions concerning this submittal may be directed to:

Primary Contact

Name:

Phone Number:

Email Address:

Mailing Address:

Secondary Contact

Name:

Phone Number:

Email Address:

Mailing Address:

John J. Miller

208 524-5300

jjmiller(ZiDintisoid.corn

International Isotopes Inc.,

4137 Commerce Circle

Idaho Falls ID 83401

Jody L. Henley

208 524-5300

jhenley(aintisoid.com

International Isotopes Inc.,

4137 Commerce Circle

Idaho Falls ID 83401

Sincerely,

John J. Miller, CHP

Enclosures as stated
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1. THIS IS AN APPLICATION FOR (Chock appropriate item) .2. NAME AND MAILING ADDRESS OF APPLICANT (Include ZIP code)

/ A NEW LICENSE International Isotopes, Inc.

B. AMENDMENT TO LICENSE NUMBER 4137 Commerce Circle

Idaho Falls, ID 83401 C. RENEWAL OF LICENSE NUMBER

3. ADDRESS WHERE LICENSED MATERIAL WILL BE USED OR POSSESSED 4. NAME OF PERSON TO BE CONTACTED ABOUT THIS APPLICATION

John J. Miller

South Highway 483 T N TELEPHONE NUMBER

Hobbs, NM. 88240

(208) 524-5300

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which will be possessed at any one time,

7. INDIVIDUAL(S) RESPONSIBLE FOR RADIATION SAFETY PROGRAM AND THEIR 8. TRAINING FOR INDIVIDUALS WORKING IN OR FREQUENTING RESTRICTED AREAS.

TRAINING EXPERIENCE.

9. FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT. 10. RADIATION SAFETY PROGRAM.

12. LICENSE FEES (See 10 CFR 170rand Section 170.31)

11. WASTE MANAGEMENT. FEE CATEGORY §170.31 12. .AMOUNT $ 0.00

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International Isotopes Inc.

Affidavit

Accompanying a Withholding Request

International isotopes, Inc. (INIS), requests that the following information submitted as part of

INIS's application to license a depleted uranium hexafluoride de-conversion fluorine extraction

facility be withheld from public disclosure in accordance with Title 10 Code of Federal

Regulations §2.390 (a)(4)

Applicable

Document Portions Basis

Fluorine Extraction Process & Depleted Tables 3-1, Proprietary Information - Tables

Uranium De-conversion Plant 3-2, 3-3, and contain process operating and

Integrated Safety Analysis Summary, 3-5 design parameters Revision A

Fluorine Extraction Process & Depleted Table 2-2 Proprietary Information - Table

Uranium De-conversion Plant contains process operating and

Environmental Report, Revision A design parameters

The information contained within the aforementioned documents contains detailed process

operating parameters. This information is considered privileged and confidential cornmercial

information in accordance with 10 CFR §9.17(a)(4). A public version of Fluorine Extraction

Process & Depleted Uranium De-conversion Plant (FEP/DUP) Integrated Safety Analysis

Summary, Revision A has been included with the license application with Tables 3-1, 3-2, 3-3

and 3-4 redacted.

Also note that most other documents supporting the license application include security related

information. In most cases this information is limited to a few pages of the document. In these

instances public versions with the security related information redacted has been provided.

However, the Fluorine Extraction Process & Depleted Uranium De-conversion Plant (FEP/DUP)

Security and Emergency Plans are considered Security Related Information in their entirety.

Public versions of these plans are not provided.

Laurie McKenzie-Carter, Chief Financial Officer,

International Isotopes, Inc.

/2-Z.

D~ate

4137 Commerce Circle, Idaho Falls, Idaho 83401

Phone: 208-524-5300, 800-699-3108 Fax: 208-524-1411

Website: www.intisoid.com
MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT

BETWEEN THE INTERNATIONAL ISOTOPES, INC.

AND THE NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT

WHEREAS, the New Mexico Environment Department ("NMED") and International

Isotopes, Inc. ("INIS") desire to enter into this Memorandum of Agreement to establish storage

limits for INIS's Fluorine Extraction Process and Uranium De-Conversion Integrated Plant

("INIS Plant") outside of Hobbs, New Mexico.

WHEREAS, NMED and INIS have determined that it is in the public interest for INIS to

be bound by enforceable conditions limiting the storage and disposal of total depleted uranium,

depleted uranium hexafluoride ("DUF6"), and depleted uranium oxide ("DUO") at the INIS

Plant;

WHEREAS, NMED and INIS have determined that it is in the public interest to insure

that INIS limit the amount of DUF6 and DUO stored onsite and to limit the length of time that

DUF6 48Y cylinders and full DUO disposal containers are stored onsite at the INIS Plant;

WHEREAS, NMED and INIS have determined that it is in the public interest to require

INIS to establish a reporting requirement to NMED if certain storage levels are reached;

WHEREAS, INIS agrees as soon as practicable and appropriate in its United States

Nuclear Regulatory Commission ("NRC") licensing proceeding to incorporate this

Memorandum of Agreement into INIS' Plant license consistent with the terms and conditions

herein.

THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY STIPULATED AND AGREED by NMED and INIS that:

1. NMED and INIS admit that the NRC has jurisdiction over INIS' NRC license

parties and the subject matter of this Memorandum of Agreement.

2. NMED and INIS agree to the following condition:

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Onsite storage of uranium, in any form, at the INIS Plant shall be

limited to a maximum inventory of 2,200,000 kilograms of uranium

("KgU"), or approximately 300 48Y cylinders. Of this amount no

more than 1,000,000 KgU shall be in the form of DUO. The receipt

or possession of any uranium in any form by INIS beyond this limit

shall constitute noncompliance with this Memorandum of

Agreement and the license. Isotopes shall'suspend receipt of any

additional uranium onsite until this noncompliance is remedied. In

no event shall INIS store any DUO that has not been produced at the

INIS Plant in New Mexico or its pilot testing facility in Idaho.

NMED and INIS agree that this condition shall be included in INIS Plant license when issued by

the NRC.

3. NMED and INIS agree to the following condition:

Onsite storage of any one 48Y cylinder of DUF6, or full disposal

container of DUO, received or generated at the INIS Plant shall be

limited to a maximum of two (2) years. The storage of any one 48Y

DUF6 cylinder or full DUO disposal container beyond this limit by

1NIS shall constitute noncompliance with this Memorandum of

Agreement and with the license. Isotopes shall suspend receipt of any

additional DUF6 or production of DUO for onsite storage until this

noncompliance is remedied. In no event shall INIS store any DUO

that has not been produced at the INIS Plant in New Mexico or its pilot

testing facility in Idaho.

NMED and INIS agree that this condition shall be included in the INIS Plant license when issued

by the NRC. NMED and INIS agree that this condition shall in no way prevent shorter storage

limits under another permit that has proper jurisdiction.

4. NMED and INIS agree to the following condition:

Upon reaching 2,000,000 kgU of total uranium or 900,000 KgU in the form of

DUO in onsite possession at the INIS Plant, INIS shall provide notification to

NMED within 5 business days describing the circumstances leading to the

inventory build-up and plans to reduce onsite inventories.

5. NMED and INIS agree that in no event shall uranium from the INIS facility

operations, in any chemical form, be disposed of within the State of New Mexico.

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6. NMED and INIS agree that INIS shall provide a draft copy of the periodic

adjustment of the decommissioning cost estimate required by 10 C.F.R. § 40.36(d) (hereinafter

referred to as the "Triennial Report") to the Secretary of the New Mexico Environment

Department at least 60 days prior to the submission of Triennial Report in final form to the NRC.

NMED and INIS further agree that they will work together in good faith to resolve any

comments regarding the Triennial Report, however, unresolved comments will not delay timely

submittal to the NRC.

7. NMED and INIS agree that INIS shall provide a yearly report to the Secretary of

the New Mexico Environment Department, on or before January 15th of each year that the INIS

Plant is processing depleted uranium that identifies a) the amount (in KgU) of total uranium on

site; b) the amount (in KgU) of DUO on site; c) the number of 48Y cylinders of DUF6 received

during the past year for de-conversion; d) the current number of 48Y cylinders of DUF6 stored

onsite with the date of the longest stored container; and e) the current number of full DUO

disposal containers stored on site with the date of the longest stored container.

8. NMED and INIS agree that INIS shall provide NMED the same access to

documents and materials relating to the INIS radiation protection program that is required to be

provided to the NRC.

9. NMED and INIS agree that INIS shall support and shall not object to NMED

accompanying NRC staff on any of its inspections of the INIS Plant radiation program and

conducting inspections as permitted by any agreements between NMED and NRC that are

executed in accordance with applicable NRC policy and guidance. In this regard, INIS shall

allow NMED staff the same access to its facilities, documents, materials and personnel to which

NRC is entitled. NMED shall execute any confidentiality agreement necessary to participate in

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such inspections and shall comply with all appropriate INIS Plant rules (e.g., safety, security)

and any applicable NRC requirements when participating in such inspections.

10. NMED and INIS agree that INIS shall provide to the New Mexico Department of

Public Safety the Physical Security Plan for the INIS Plant subject to the execution by the

appropriate officials, employees, or representatives of the New Mexico Department of Public

Safety, of all required non-disclosure agreements.

11. This Memorandum of Agreement does not govern any other environmental

permits INIS is required by law to obtain.

12. All parties hereto agree to exercise due diligence in the performance of their

various responsibilities under this Memorandum of Agreement and to cooperate with each other

in carrying out its intent.

13. Nothing in this Memorandum of Agreement shall interfere with, prevent or

excuse INIS from fulfilling any legal or statutory requirement of the NRC, or its successors,

whether contained in the license for the INIS Plant when issued or other requirement or

regulation of the NRC, its successors, or representatives, whether oral or in writing.

14. This Memorandum of Agreement shall be effective, final and binding on the

parties upon execution by both parties.

15. The parties agree that if the NRC does not approve the License requirements

contained in this Agreement, the parties will negotiate in good faith to resolve any outstanding

issues necessary to obtain its approval by the Board or the NRC.

16. NMED and INIS agree that once the NRC adopts the license conditions in this

Memorandum of Agreement, those conditions are fully enforceable by the NRC. All parties

agree not to contest the NRC's jurisdiction to approve and enforce NRC license conditions

instituted as a result of this Memorandum of Agreement. If any provision of this Memorandum

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of Agreement is found by the NRC, or any court of competent jurisdiction, to be outside the

NRC's jurisdiction and thus unenforceable by the NRC, or should the NRC refuse or otherwise

decline to enforce any provision of this Memorandum of Agreement, the parties agree that an

action to :enforce such provision may be filed in the United States District Court for the District

of New Mexico (if subject matter jurisdiction exists) or the First Judicial District Court, Santa Fe

County, of New Mexico and agree not to object to the jurisdiction of those courts to hear and

determine such action. The parties further agree to waive any objection to the standing of any

party to this Memorandum of Agreement to bring an action to enforce the license conditions in

this Memorandum of Agreement before the NRC or, if outside the NRC's jurisdiction, the

United States District Court or the First Judicial District Court. Finally, the parties agree to

proceed before the NRC prior to bringing an action in court, and further to proceed in United

States District Court (if subject matter jurisdiction exists) before proceeding in the First Judicial

District Court.

17. In the event of a breach of any provision of Paragraphs 2, 3, or 5 herein, NMED

shall be entitled to liquidated damages from INIS in the amount of $5,000 per day per breach.

This amount is not a penalty but is a reasonable estimate of the damages that would result from

any breach. Notwithstanding the foregoing, NMED and INIS agree that MNIS shall be entitled to

attempt to cure the breach of any provision of Paragraphs 2, 3, or 5 herein within 60 days of

receiving written notice from NMED of such breach.

18. In the event this Memorandum of Agreement becomes effective in accordance

with the terms herein, the parties agree if any term, section, provision or portion of this

Memorandum of Agreement is subsequently held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of

competent jurisdiction, the remaining terms, sections, provisions and portions of this

Memorandum of Agreement shall remain in full force and effect.

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19. In the event this Memorandum of Agreement becomes binding upon the parties in

accordance with the terms herein, the Memorandum of Agreement shall be binding upon the

parties' successors, assigns, representatives, employees, agents, partners, subsidiaries, and

affiliates.

20. NMED and INIS expressly waive the right to challenge, contest the validity of, or

seek judicial review of any order entered as a result of this Memorandum of Agreement so long

as such order is fully consistent with each provision of this Memorandum of Agreement.

21. When approved by the NRC Board, the order entered as a result of this

Memorandum of Agreement has the same force and effect as an order made after full hearing.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF INIS and NMED have caused this Memorandum of Agreement to be

executed by their duly authorized representatives on this 22nd day of October, 2009.

NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL ISOTOPES, INC.

DEPARTMa

RON LJR- Y-STEVE LAF

SecrtaryPresident and Chief Executive Officer

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