TW W. R. Grace Erwin AWE
TN Y-12 Plant Oak Ridge DOE

TX AMCOT Forth Worth AWE
TTM Mathieson Chemcial Co Pasadena AWE
TTM Medina Facility San Antonio DOE
TM Pantex Plant Amarillo DOE
TX Sutton, Steele and Steele Co. Dallas AWE
TX Texas City Chemicals, inc. Texas City AWE
VA Babcock & Wilcox Co. Lynchburg AWE
VA Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility Newport News, DOE
VA University of Virginia Charlottesville AWE
WA Hanford Richland DOE
WA Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Richland DOE
WV Huntington Pilot Plant Huntington . AWE/DOE
Wi Allis-Chalmers Co. West Allis, Milwaukee AWE
wi Besley-Welis South Beloit AWE
WI LaCrosse Boiling Water Reactor LaCrosse DOE
wi Ladish Co. Cudahy BE

* Marshall islands
** Consistent with the Act, coverage is limited to activities not performed under the responsibility of the

Navai Nuclear Propulsion program.

Issued in Washington, D.C. January 10, 2001

Signature’
David M. Michaels, PhD, MPH

Assistant Secretary
Environment, Safety and Health

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of the facility’s operations. The Act covers those workers who became sick as a consequence
of their work in support of nuclear weapons production activities, and was not intended to

cover all workers at each site named.

The lines between research, atomic weapons production, and non-weapons production
are often difficult to draw. For the purposes of this notice, and as directed by the Act, only
those facilities whose work involved radioactive material that was connected to the weapons
production chain are included. Available information about many of these facilities is
incomplete or unclear, and the Department welcomes comments or additional information
regarding facilities that may have supported atomic weapons production that are not on this

list, as well as information that clarifies the work done at facilities named below.

2. Department of Energy Facilities 7
Section 3621 (12) of the Act defines a DOE facility as “any building, structure, or
premise, including the grounds upon which such building, structure, or premise is located-~
(A) in which operations are, or have been, conducted by, or on behalf of, the
Department of Energy (except for buildings, structures, premises, grounds, or operations
covered by Executive Order 12344, pertaining to the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program); and
(B) with regard to which the Department of Energy has or had--
(i) a proprietary interest; or
(ii) entered into a contract with an entity to provide management and operation,
management and integration, environmental remediation services, construction, or

maintenance services.”

w


MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MI

MI

MI

M

MI.
MI

MI

MI

MI

Mi

NM

Mi

Mi

MN
MS
MO
MO
MO
MO
MO
MO
MO
MO
MO
MO
NE
NV
NV
NV
NV
NJ

American Potash & Chemical

C.G. Sargent & Sons

Chapman Valve .

Edgerton Germeshausen & Grier, Inc.

Fenwal, Inc.

Franklin Institute

Heald Machine Co.

La Pointe Machine and Tool Co.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Metais and Controls Corp.

National Research Corp.

Norton Co.

Nuclear Metals, Inc.

Reed Rolled Thread Co.

Shpack Landfill

Ventron Corporation

Winchester Engineering and Analytical Center

Woburn Landfill

Wyman Gordon Inc.

AC Spark Plug

Baker-Perkins Co.

Carboloy Co.

Extruded Metals Co. .

General Motors

Gerity-Michigan Corp.

Mitts & Merrel Co.

Oliver Corp.

Revere Copper and Brass

Speed Ring Experimental & Tool Company

Star Cutter Corp.

University of Michigan

Wolverine Tube Division

Elk River Reactor

Saimon Nuclear Explosion Site

Kansas City Plant

Latty Avenue Properties 7

Mallinckrodt Chemical Co., Destrehan St. Plant

Medart Co.

Roger Iron Co.

Spencer Chemical Co.

St. Louis Airport Site

Tyson Valley Powder Farm

United Nuclear Corp.

Weldon Spring Plant

Hallam Sodium Graphite Reactor

Nevada Test Site

Project Faultless Nuclear Explosion Site
roject Shoal Nuclear Explosion Site

Yucca Mountain Site Characterization Project

Aluminum Co. of America (Alcoa)

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West Hanover
Graniteville
indian Orchard
Boston
Ashland
Boston
Worcester
Hudson
Cambridge
Attleboro,
Cambridge
Worcester
Concord
Worcester
Norton
Beveriy
Winchester
Woburn
Grayton, North Grafton
Flint

Saginaw
Detroit

Grand Rapids
Adrian

Adrian
Saginaw
Battle Creek
Detroit

Detroit
Farmington
Ann Arbor
Detroit

Elk River
Hattiesburg
Kansas City
Hazelwood

St. Louis

St. Louis
Joplin

Kansas City
St. Louis

St. Louis
Hematite
Weldon Spring
Hallam
Mercury
Central Nevada Test Site
Fallon

Yucca Mountain
Garwood

AWE
AWE
AWE/DOE
AWE
AWE

BE

AWE
AWE
AWE/BE
AWE
AWE
AWE/BE
AWE/BE
AWE
AWE/DOE
AWE/DOE
DOE

AWE

BE

BE

AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE/DOE
BE

AWE
AWE
AWE/BE
BE

AWE
AWE
AWE

DOE

DOE

DOE
AWE/DOE
AWE/DOE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE/DOE
AWE
AWE
DOE

DOE

DOE

DOE

DOE

DOE
AWE


Section 3621(6) of the Act defines beryllium vendor as the following:

“(A) Atomics International.

(B) Brush Wellman, Incorporated, and its predecessor, Brush Beryllium Company.

(C) General Atomics.

(D) General Electric Company.

(E) NGK Metals Corporation and its predecessors, Kawecki-Berylco, Cabot
Corporation, BerylCo, and Beryllium Corporation of America.

(F) Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corporation.

(G) StarMet Corporation, and its predecessor, Nuclear Metals, Incorporated.

(H) Wyman Gordan, Incorporated.

(1) Any other vendor, processor, or producer of beryllium or related products

designated as a beryllium vendor for purposes of this title under Section 3622.”

Beryllium metal has been an important material for atomic weapons production, and it
was used at many places throughout the production system.. The list indicates private firms
that processed, produced, or provided beryllium metal for the Department, as defined by the
Act. This information is drawn from a variety of historical documents, and much data remains

incomplete. The Departinent welcomes comments or additional information about its

beryllium vendors.

Covered Facility List


Consistent with this definition, the Department has taken a broad view of where
operations have been conducted by DOE or its predecessor agencies. The list includes any
facility handling radioactive materials or beryllium in which the Department had management
and operations, management and integration, environmental remediation, or construction and
maintenance contracts. This broad definition includes many facilities which are not generally
thought of as Departmental facilities, as well as facilities which are not necessarily involved
with weapons-related work. For example, some universities and private companies are
included because the Department contracted for environmental remediation services at these
sites, even though the Department did not own the facility. Also, some DOE-owned
laboratories are included because they do work involving radioactive materials, even though

that work is not related to nuclear weapons production.

The Act covers production workers at the gaseous diffusion plants at Paducah, KY and
Piketon, OH. Production workers at these facilities are covered for work conducted until July

28, 1998. when the facilities were privatized under the control of the United States

Enrichment Corporation (USEC, Inc.)
The listing of Department of Energy facilities is only intended for the context of
implementing this Act and does not create or imply any new Departmental obligations or

ownership at any of the facilities named on this list.

3. Beryllium Vendors


International Minerals and Chemical Corp.
Pinellas Plant

University of Florida

Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp

W.R. Grace Co., Agricultural Chemical Div.

Argonne National Laboratory—West
Idaho National Engineering Laboratory
Allied Chemical Corp.

American Machine and Metals, inc.
Argonne National Laboratory—East
Armour Research Foundation
Blockson Chemical Co

C-B Tool Products Co.

Crane Co.

ERA Tool and Engineering Co.
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.

Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
Granite City Steel

Great Lakes Carbon Corp.

GSA 39th Street Warehouse
International Register

Kaiser Aluminum Corp.

Lindsay Light and Chemical Co.
Madison Site (Speculite)

Midwest Manufacturing Co.

Museum of Science and Industry
Nationa! Guard Armory

Podbeliniac, Corp.

Precision Extrusion Co.

Quality Hardware and Machine Co.
R. Krasburg and Sons Manufacturing Co.
Sciaky Brothers, Inc.

Swenson Evaporator Co.

University of Chicago

W.E. Pratt Manufacturing Co.

Wycoff Drawn Steel Co.

American Bearing Corp.

Dana Heavy Water Piant

General Electric Plant

Joslyn Manufacturing and Supply Co.
Purdue University Van der Graaf Lab.
Washrite

Ames Laboratory

lowa Ordnance Plant

Titus Metals

Spencer Chemical Co., Jayhawks Works
Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant
Eniwetok Test Site ‘
Armco-Rustless Iron & Steel

W.R. Grace and Company

Mulberry
Clearwater
Gainesville
Nichols
Ridgewood
Scoville
Scoville
Metropolis
E. Moline
Argonne
Chicago
Joliet
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
North Chicago
Batavia
Granite City
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
Dalton

W. Chicago
Madison
Galesbury
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
Bensenville
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
Harvey
Chicago
Joliet
Chicago
Indianapolis
Dana
Shelbyville
Ft. Wayne
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Ames
Burlington
Waterloo
Pittsburg
Paducah

“Marshall istands

Baltimore
Curtis Bay

AWE
DOE
AWE
AWE
AWE
DOE
DOE
AWE
AWE
DOE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE

BE

DOE
AWEIDOE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE/DOE
AWE °
AWE
AWE/DOE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE/DOE
AWE
AWE
AWE
DOE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE
DOE
DOE
AWE
AWE
DOE
DOE
AWE
AWE/DOE


6450-01-p
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Act of 2000; List of Covered Facilities
AGENCY: Department of Energy.
ACTION: Notice of Listing of Covered Facilities
SUMMARY: The Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Act of 2000
(“Act”). Public Law 106-398, establishes a program to provide compensation to individuals
../:) developed illnesses as a result of their employment in nuclear weapons production-
related activities and at certain federally-owned facilities in which radioactive materials were
used. On December 7, 2000, the President issued Executive Order 13179 (“Order”) directing
the Department of Energy (“‘Department” or “DOE”) to list covered facilities in the Federal
Register. This notice responds to both the Act and the Order.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Office of Worker Advocacy, 1-877-447-
9756.
ADDRESSES: The Department welcomes comments on this list. Individuals who wish to
suggest additional facilities for inclusion on the list, indicate why one or more facilities should
be removed from the list, or provide other information may contact:
Office of Worker Advocacy (EH-8)
U.S. Department of Energy
1000 Independence Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20585
email: worker_advocacy@eh.doe.gov
toll-free: 1-877-447-9756

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

Purpose:


ithaca Gun Co.

Lake Ontario Ordnance Works
Ledoux and Co.

Linde Air Products

Linde Ceramics Plant

New York University

Peek Street Facility**

Radium Chemical Co.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Sacandaga Facility**

Seaway Industrial Park
Seneca Army Depot

Separations Process Research Unit (at Knolis Lab.)**

Simonds Saw and Steel Co.

Staten Island Warehouse

Sylvania Corning Nuclear Corp.
Sylvania Products Corp.

Titanium Alloys Manufacturing

Trudeau Foundation

University of Rochester Medical Laboratory
Utica St. Warehouse :
West Valley Demonstration Project
Beryllium Metals and Chemical Corp.
University of North Carolina

Air Force Plant 36

Ajax Magnathermic Corp.

Alba Craft

Associated Aircraft Tool and Manufacturing Co.

B&T Metais
Baker Brothers
Battelle Columbus Laboratories

Battelle Memorial Institute

Beryllium Production Piant (Brush)

Brush Beryllium Co.

Brush Beryllium Co.

Brush Beryllium Co.

Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.

Clifton Products Co.

Clifton Products Co.

Copperweld Steel

Du Pont-Grasseili Research Laboratory
Extrusion Plant

Feed Materials Production Center
General Electric Company

Gruen Watch

Harshaw Chemical Co.

Herring-Hall Marvin Safe Co.

Horizons, Inc.

Kettering Laboratory, University of Cincinnati
Magnus Brass Co.

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Ithaca
Niagara Falls
New York
Buffaio
Tonawanda
New York
Schenectady
New York
Troy
Glenville
Tonawanda
Romulus
Schenectady
Lockport
New York
Hicksville
Bayside
Niagara Falls
Saranac Lake
Rochester
Buffalo

West Valley
Bessemer City
Chapel Hill
Evandale
Youngstown
Oxford
Fairfield
Columbus
Toledo
Columbus
Columbus
Luckey
Elmore
Cleveland
Loraine
Cincinnati
Clifton
Painesville
Warren
Cleveland
Ashtabula
Fernald
Cincinnati/Evendale
Norwood
Cleveland
Hamilton
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Cincinnati

AWE

DOE

AWE
AWE
AWE/DOE
AWE

DOE

AWE

AWE

DOE
AWE/DOE
AWE

DOE

AWE
AWE
AWE/DOE
AWE/BE
AWE

BE
AWE/DOE
AWE

DOE

BE

BE

AWE
AWE
AWE/DOE
AWE/DOE
AWE/DOE
AWE/DEL
AWE
AWE/BE/DOE
BE/DOE
AWE/BE
AWE/BE
AWE/BE
AWE

BE

BE

AWE
AWE

DOE

DOE
AWE/BE/DOE
AWE
AWE
AWE/DOE
AWE

BE

AWE


NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ
NJ

NJ

NJ

NJ

NJ

NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NM
NY

NY.

NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY
NY

American Peddinghaus Corp.
Baker and Williams Co.

Bell Telephone Laboratories
Bloomfield Tool Co.

Bowen Lab.

Callite Tungsten Co.
Chemical Construction Co.
Du Pont Deepwater Works

International Nickel Co., Bayonne Laboratories

J.T. Baker Chemical Co.
Kellex/Pierpont

Maywood Chemical Works
Middiesex Municipal Landfill
Middlesex Sampling Plant

National Beryllia

New Brunswick Laboratory

Picatinny Arsenal

Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
Rare Earths/ W.R. Grace

Standard Oil Development Co. of NJ
Tube Reducing Co.

U.S. Pipe and Foundry

United Lead Co.

Vitro Corp. of America
Westinghouse Electric Corp.

Wykoff Steel Co.

Chupadera Mesa

Los Alamos Medical Center

Los Alamos National Laboratory
Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute
Project Gasbuggy Nuclear Explosion Site
Project Gnome Nuclear Explosion Site
Sandia Nationa! Laboratories

South Albuquerque Works

Trinity Nuclear Explosion Site

Waste Isolation Pilot Plant
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel

American Machine and Foundry
Ashiand Oil

Baker and Williams Warehouses
Bethlehem Steel

Bliss & Laughlin Steel

Brookhaven National Laboratory
Burns & Roe, Inc.

Colonie Site (National Lead)
Columbia University '

Electro Metallurgical

General Astrometais

Hooker Electrochemical

International Rare Metals Refinery, Inc.

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Moonachle
Newark
Murray Hill
Bloomfield
North Branch’
Union City
Linden
Deepwater
Bayonne
Phillipsburg
Jersey City
Maywood
Middlesex
Middlesex
Haskell

New Brunswick
Dover
Princeton
Wayne
Linden
Wallington
Burlington
Middlesex
West Orange
Bloomfield
Newark
Chupadera Mesa
Los Alamos ~
Los Alamos
Albuquerque
Farmington
Carlsbad
Albuquerque
Albuquerque
White Sands Missile Range
Carlsbad
Waterviiet
Brooklyn
Tonawanda
New York
Lackawana
Buffalo

Upton
Maspeth
Colonie

New York City °
Niagara Falls
Yonkers
Niagara Falls
Mt. Kisko

AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE/DOE
AWE
AWE
AWE/DOE
AWE/DOE
AWE/DOE
DOE

BE

DOE
AWE
DOE
AWE/DOE
AWE
AWE

BE

AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE

DOE
DOE
DOE

DOE
DOE
DOE
DOE
DOE
DOE
DOE
AWE
AWE
AWE/DOE
AWE/DOE
AWE
AWE/DOE
DOE

BE
AWE/DOE
AWE/DOE
AWE

BE

AWE
AWE


Qurisdiction | Facility Name [Location [Facility Type |
AL Southern Research Institute Sylacauga AWE

AL Speed Ring Experimental & Tool Company Culman BE

AL Tennessee Valley Authority Muscle Shoals AWE

AK Amchitka Island Nuclear Explosion Site Amchitka Island DOE

AK Project Chariot Site Cape Thompson DOE

CA Arthur D. Little Co. San Francisco AWE

CA Atomics International Canoga Park BE

CA Burris Park Field Station Kingsburg AWE

CA Ceradyne, Inc. Santa Ana BE

CA Dow Chemica! Co. Walnut Creek AWE

CA Electro Circuits, Inc. Pasadena AWE

CA Energy Technology Engineering Center Santa Susana DOE

CA General Atomics La Jolla AWE/BE/DOE
CA General Electric Vallecitos Pleasanton AWE

CA Hunter Douglas Aluminum Corp. Riverside AWE

CA Laboratory for Energy-Related Health Research Davis DOE

CA Laboratory of Biomedical and Environmental Sciences Los Angeles DOE

CA Laboratory of Radiobiology and Environmental Health San Francisco DOE

CA Lawrence Berkeley Nationa! Laboratory Berkeley DOE

CA Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Livermore DOE

CA Sandia Laboratory, Salton Sea Base imperial County DOE

CA Sandia National Laboratories—Livermore Livermore DOE

CA Stanford Linear Accelerator Center Palo Alto DOE

CA Stauffer Metals, Inc. Richmond AWE

cA university of California Berkeley AWE/DOE
co Coors Porcelain Golden BE

co Project Rio Blanco Nuclear Explosion Site Rifle DOE

co Project Rulison Nuclear Explosion Site Grand Valley DOE

co Rocky Flats Plant Golden DOE

co Shattuck Chemical Denver AWE

co University of Denver Research Institute Denver AWE/BE
CT American Chain and Cable Co. Bridgeport AWE

cT Anaconda Co. Waterbury AWE

cT Bridgeport Brass Co., Havens Lab. Bridgeport AWE

CT Combustion Engineering . Windsor AWE/DOE
CT Connecticut Aircraft Nuclear Engine Lab. (CANEL) Middletown BE/DOE
CT Dorr Corp. Stamford AWE

CT Fenn Machinery Co. Hartford AWE

CT New England Lime Co. Canaan AWE

CT Seymour Specialty Wire Seymour AWE/DOE
cT Sperry Products, Inc. Danbury AWE

cT Torrington Co. Torrington AWE

DE Aliied Chemical and Dye Corp. North Claymont AWE

oc National Bureau of Standards, Van Ness Street Washington AWE

oc Naval Research Laboratory Washington. AWE/DOE
FL American Beryllium Co. Sarasota BE

FL Armour Fertilizer Works Bartow AWE

FL C.F, Industries, Inc. Bartow AWE

FL Gardinier, Inc. Tampa AWE


introduction to the Covered Facility List

The list that follows covers the three categories of employers defined by the Act:
atomic weapons employers (“AWE”), Department of Energy facilities (“DOE”), and
beryllium vendors (“BE”). Some facilities fall into more than one category. For example, ifa
private contractor facility handled both radioactive materials and beryllium, it will have
“AWE” and “BE” in the “facility type” column. For another example, a facility will have
both “DOE” and “AWE” codes if ownership changed between the DOE and another entity.
The Department intends to provide facility-specific explanations of the applicability of these

categories through the database mentioned above.

Each of the categories is defined below: -

1. Atomic Weapons Employers

Section 3621 (4) of the Act defines an atomic weapons employer as “an entity that--

iA} processed or produced, for the use by the United States, material that emitted
radiation and was used in the production of an atomic weapon, excluding uranium mining and
milling; and

(B) is designated as an atomic weapons employer for purposes of this title by the

Secretary of Energy.”

Most facilities listed as an AWE conducted nuclear weapons-related work for a limited
period of time or in certain select areas of the plant. For example, some sites worked with
radioactive materials to evaluate processing machinery that was being considered for use in
atomic weapons production. Radioactive materials may not have been used as 2 routine part

4


names, ownership, and addresses. Similarly, attempts to minimize duplication may have
resulted in the inadvertent omission of subsidiaries and satellite locations that should be
included. Accordingly, the Department is continuing its research efforts in order to better
understand past production activities, and DOE intends to update this list at least once
annually so long as new information becomes available. The public is invited to comment on

the list and to provide additional information.

In addition to continuing its research efforts, the Department is developing information
dissemination mechanisms to make facility-specific data available to the public, including a
publicly accessible database of site-related information. This database will help ensure that
the Department keeps track of facilities involved in atomic weapons and other work
potentiaily resuiting in contamination or exposure. The site database will include, among
other information, the type of nuclear weapons-related production work done, the dates such
work occurred, and available health and safety data concerning the facility. The listing of

facility name and location in this notice represents only a first step in providing information to

the public.

The Act does not cover workers involved in uranium mining and milling, or those who
worked in support of naval nuclear propulsion programs. Consequently, facilities associated
with this type of work are not listed in this notice. Some workers who became ill as a result of
their employment at these facilities may be covered by other programs such as the Radiation
Exposure Compensation Act (RECA), the Federal Exposure Compensation Act (FECA), or

other jurisdictions’ worker compensation programs.

3


The Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Act of 2000 (“Act”),
Public Law 106-398, establishes a program to provide compensation to individuals who
developed illnesses as a result of their employment in nuclear weapons production-related
activities and at certain federally-owned facilities in which radioactive materials were used.
On December 7, 2000, the President issued Executive Order 13179 (“Order”) directing the
Department of Energy (“Department” or “DOE”) to list covered facilities in the Federal
Register. Section 2. c. vii of the Order instructs the Department to list three types of facilities:

1) Atomic weapons employer facilities, as defined in section 3621 (4) of the Act;

2) Department of Energy facilities, as defined by section 3621 (12) of the Act; and

3) Beryllium vendors, as defined by section 3621 (6) of the Act.
Compensation options and mechanisms are defined differently for each of these facility
categories. The atomic weapons employer category includes facilities in which the primary
work was not related to atomic weapons, and consequently these facilities are not commonly
known as atomic weapons facilities. Their inclusion in this list is consistent with the Act, and

is not intended as a classification for any other purpose.

The list at the end of this notice represents the Department’s best efforts to date to
compile a list of facilities in these three categories. Reconstructing the operational history of
the nuclear weapons system over a sixty-year period is a complex and sometimes imprecise
undertaking. Some list entries are based on records that contain the names and addresses of
companies and facilities at the time work was performed for the Department and its
predecessor federal agencies. The list may identify a corporate headquarters facility as a

production location, or may contain some inadvertent duplication because of changes in

2


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OK
OR
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PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PA
PR
PR
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TN
TN
TN
TN
TM
TN

McKinney Tool and Manufacturing Co.
Mitchell Steel Co.

Monsanto Chemical Co.

Mound Plant

Painesville Site (Diamond Magnesium Co.)
Piqua Organic Moderated Reactor
Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant
R. W. Lebiond Machine Tool Co.
Tech-Art, Inc.

Tocco Induction Heating Div.

Vulcan Tool Co.

Kerr-McGee

Albany Research Center

Wah Chang

Aeroprojects, Inc.

Aliquippa Forge

Aluminum Co. of America (Alcoa)
Babcock & Wilcox

Beryllium Corp. of America

Beryllium Corp. of America

Birdsboro Steel & Foundry

C.H. Schnoor

Carnegie Mellon Cyclotron Facility
Carpenter Steel Co.

Chambersburg Engineering Co.
Foote Mineral Co.

Frankford Arsenal

Heppenstall Co.

Jessop Steel Co.

Koppers Co., Inc.

Landis Machine Tool Co.

McDaniel Refractory Co.

Nuclear Materials and Equipment Corp.
Penn Salt Co.

Philadelphia Naval Yard

Shippingport Atomic Power Plant _
Superior Steel Co. ,
U.S. Stee! Co., National Tube Division
Vitro Manufacturing

Westinghouse Atomic Power Development Plant

BONUS Reactor Plant

Puerto Rico Nuclear Center

C.l. Hayes, Inc.

Savannah River Site

Clarksville Facility

Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant (K-25)
Oak Ridge Hospital

Oak Ridge Institute for Science Education -

Oak Ridge National Laboratory (X-10)
Vitro Corp. of America

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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Dayton
Miamisburg
Painesville
Piqua

Piketon
Cincinnati
Milford
Cleveland
Dayton
Guthrie
Albany

Albany

West Chester
Aliquippa:

New Kensington
Parks Township
Hazleton
Reading
Birdsboro
Springdale
Saxonburg
Reading
Chambersburg
East Whiteland Twp.
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington
Pittsburgh
Waynesboro
Beaver Falls
Apollo
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Shippingport
Carnegie
McKeesport
Cannonsburg
East Pittsburgh
Punta Higuera
Mayaguez
Cranston
Aiken
Clarksville
Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge
Chattanooga

AWE
AWE
AWE
DOE
AWE/DOE
DOE
DOE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE/DOE
AWE
AWE
AWE/DOE
AWE
AWE

BE

BE

AWE
AWE/DOE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE
AWE

BE
AWE/BE
AWE
AWE
DOE
AWE
AWE
AWE/BE
AWE
DOE
DOE
AWE
DOE
DOE
DOE
DOE
DOE
DOE
AWE/BE