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St. Louis Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action Project
Project Information
- Project Location:
- St. Louis, MO
- Status:
- In-Progress
- Structure Type:
- Government
References
- Client:
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and others
Scope Of Work
The Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action Project (FUSRAP) is a $135 million dollar partial program in St. Louis, Missouri. Other related sites exist in New York and New Jersey. The FUSRAP program was originally a Department of Energy program designed to clean up properties and businesses contaminated during the nuclear build up beginning in the early 1950's until the late 1970's. This program was turned over to the Army in 1998 and multiple Corps Districts and management contractors now handle the work.
Pangea is providing scientific and remeidiation support through our Services Group to Shaw Environmental and Science Applications International Corp (SAIC). Pangea provides various levels of staff to assist Shaw and SAIC in their daily activities, from radiological laboratory technicians and hazardous waste shippers, to environmental health and safety representatives. Pangea’s employees perform quality control, soil and water sampling, data management, regulatory oversight and transportation and disposal coordination. All site personnel have a minimum of five years experience working on radiologically contaminated sites and have the necessary training (HAZWOPER, RCRA, RadWorker, IATA, DOT Hazmat Shipping, etc) to direct all phases of the radioactive waste management cycle.
Pangea also performed multiple construction tasks to support operations at the FUSRAP site under an Indefinite Delivery Task Order Construction Contract with Shaw. Tasks included:
• Project Management Office Building Rehabilitation
• Construction of a New Testing Laboratory
• Selective Excavation, Sewer Line Installation and Site Restoration
• Modular Building Relocation
• Site Preparation
