Appendix E Participants Participants in Armenia ................................................................................. E.1 Participants in Ukraine .................................................................................. E.2 Participants in Russia ..................................................................................... E.3 Participants in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Kazakhstan, Hungary, Lithuania, and Slovakia .................................................................. E.5 Contractors in Host Countries and Europe .................................................... E.8 International Participants .............................................................................. E.13 U.S. Contractors and Commercial Firms ....................................................... E.14 Additional Participants in the United States .................................................. E.23 For changes to this appendix, contact Teresa Riley, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, at telephone: (509) 372-4392 (U.S.A.), fax: (509) 372-4411 or E-mail: [email protected]
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Appendix EParticipants
Participants in Armenia ................................................................................. E.1
Participants in Ukraine .................................................................................. E.2
Participants in Russia ..................................................................................... E.3
Participants in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Kazakhstan,Hungary, Lithuania, and Slovakia .................................................................. E.5
Contractors in Host Countries and Europe.................................................... E.8
International Participants .............................................................................. E.13
U.S. Contractors and Commercial Firms ....................................................... E.14
Additional Participants in the United States .................................................. E.23
For changes to this appendix, contact Teresa Riley, Pacific Northwest NationalLaboratory, at telephone: (509) 372-4392 (U.S.A.), fax: (509) 372-4411 orE-mail: [email protected]
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Appendix E
Participants in Armenia
Nuclear Power Plant
Armenia Nuclear Power PlantSouren Azatian, Plant ManagerArmavir-6377766, Armenia
Government Agencies
Ministry of Energy Ministry responsible for Armenia nuclear power plant
Armenian Nuclear Regulatory Authority Armenia’s nuclear regulatory body, formed in 1994
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Participants
Participants in Ukraine
Nuclear Power Plants
Chornobyl Nuclear Power PlantVitaliy Tolstonogov, Director GeneralKyiv Region255620, Slavutych, Ukraine
Khmelnytskyy Nuclear Power PlantKhmelnytskyy Region281093, Neteshin, Ukraine
Rivne Nuclear Power PlantVolodymyr Korovkin, Director GeneralRivne Region265921, Kuznetsovsk, Ukraine
South Ukraine Nuclear Power PlantLeonid Korchagin, Director GeneralMykolaiv Region329550, Yuzhnoukrainsk, Ukraine
Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power PlantDanko Biley, Director GeneralZaporizhzhya Region332608, Energodar, Ukraine
Government Agencies
National Nuclear Generating Company Responsible for nuclear power operationsEnergoatomvul. Arsenalna 9/11Kyiv, 252011, Ukraine
Ministry for Environmental Protection Implementation of the state policy for environmental protection,and Nuclear Safety of Ukraine effective use and rehabilitation of natural resources, protection of thevul. Khreshchatyk 5 population and environment against the negative impact of humanKyiv, 252601, Ukraine activity by monitoring environmental, nuclear, and radioactive safety
Crimea Scientific and Engineering Institute Provides technical support to reactor safety enhancement projects atP.O. Box 3 Ukrainian nuclear power plantsShelkino, Leninsky RaionCrimea, Ukraine
International Chornobyl Center for Nuclear Research center and technical support organization for nuclearSafety, Radioactive Waste and Radioecology safety and decommissioning activities for Chornobyl NPP and the26 Lesya Ukrainka Blvd. Chornobyl ShelterKyiv, 252133, Ukraine
Slavutych Laboratory for InternationalResearch and Technologyvul. Gvardiyskoi Dyvizii 7/1Slavutych, 255190, Ukraine
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Scientific Institutes in Ukraine (cont’d)
Nuclear Power Plant Established in 1997 to support the National Nuclear GeneratingOperations Support Institute Company Energoatom by coordinating Energoatom’s general scientificvul. Radgospna 35-37 and technical policy and providing engineering expertise to Ukraine’sKyiv, 252142, Ukraine nuclear power plants. The NPP OSI also is helping to develop an
infrastructure for sustained scientific, technical, and engineeringsupport to Ukraine’s nuclear industry operating enterprises
Science and Technology International center provides opportunities for scientists and engineersCenter of Ukraine in former Soviet countries with knowledge and/or skills involvingLaboratornyj Provulok 3 missile delivery systems and weapons of mass destruction to redirectKyiv, 252133, Ukraine their talents to peaceful activities
State Scientific and Technical Center Scientific support for nuclear power plant licensing and regulation:for Nuclear and Radiation Safety core processes simulation, thermo-hydraulic calculations and PSA,17 Kharkovskoye Shosse material science, radiation monitoring, design safety evaluation, etc.Kyiv, 253090, Ukraine
State Scientific and Technical Center Scientific support for nuclear power plant operationsfor Control Systems and EmergencyResponse Systemsvul. Arsenalna 9/11Kyiv, 252011, Ukraine
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Participants in Russia
Kursk Nuclear Power PlantYury I. Slepokon, Plant ManagerKursk Region307239, Kurchatov, Russia
Leningrad Nuclear Power PlantValery Lebedev, DirectorSt. Petersburg Region188537, Sosnovy Bor, Russia
Novovoronezh Nuclear Power PlantVyacheslav A. Vikin, DirectorVoronezh Region396072, Novovoronezh, Russia
Smolensk Nuclear Power PlantSergey P. Krylov, DirectorSmolensk Region216532, Desnogorsk, Russia
Nuclear Power Plants
Balakovo Nuclear Power PlantPavel L. Ipatov, Plant ManagerSaratov Region413800, Balakovo 26, Russia
Beloyarsk Nuclear Power PlantOleg Saraev, Plant ManagerSverdlovsk Region624051, Zarechny, Russia
Bilibino Nuclear Power PlantValentin F. Zazhivnov, DirectorMagadan Region686510, Chukotka, Russia
Kalinin Nuclear Power PlantStanislav I. Antipov, DirectorTver Region171850, Udomyla, Russia
Kola Nuclear Power PlantYuri V. Kolomtsev, DirectorMurmansk Region184151, Polyarnye Zori, Russia
Government Agencies
Gosatomnadzor (GAN) Russian organization responsible for regulating the safety of nuclear34 Taganskaya Street reactors and fuel cycle enterprisesMoscow, 109147, Russia
Ministry of Atomic Energy of the Russian organization responsible for developing nuclear reactors andRussian Federation (Minatom) for fuel cycle enterprises24/26 B. OrdynkaMoscow, 101000, Russia
Rosenergoatom (REA) A business sector of Minatom responsible for all nuclear power plant101000 P.B. 911 operations except the Leningrad nuclear power plantConcern RosenergoatomMoscow, Russia
Scientific Institutes
All-Russian Planning and Design, State enterprise involved in nuclear power engineering, nuclear fuelResearch and Technological Association cycle decommissioning, nuclear waste management(VNIPIET)82 SavushkinSt. Petersburg, 197228, Russia
Atomenergoproekt VVER and RBMK nuclear facility architect/engineer responsible forBakuninskaya 7, Build 1 the balance-of-plant design (non-nuclear portion of plant)Moscow, 107815, Russia
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Scientific Institutes in Russia (cont’d)
Research and Development Institute Main designer of RBMK reactorsof Power Engineering (RDIPE)P.O. Box 788Moscow, 101000, Russia
Gidropress Design institute responsible for VVER reactor design, steam21 Ordzhonikidze Street generator design and manufacturing, and thermal-hydraulicMoscow, 142103, Russia code development and testing
Nuclear Safety Institute (IBRAE) Independent organization specializing in the development ofRussian Academy of Sciences computer analysis methods for nuclear safety52 Bolshaya TulskayaMoscow, 113191, Russia
Kurchatov Institute RRC Russian scientific center that designs power reactors, research reactors,Kurchatov Square 1 nuclear fuel, fuel cycle facilities, space nuclear reactors; conductsMoscow, 123182, Russia economic and policy studies, metallurgical research, fusion research
Russian Institute for Nuclear Power Assists in nuclear power plant startup, operations, and training;Plant Operations (VNIIAES) manufactures full-scope and analytical simulatorsFerganskaya 25Moscow, 109507, Russia
Khlopin Radium Institute Research institute in the areas of nuclear fuel cycle, reprocessing2-nd Murinsky prosp., 28 technology for spent nuclear fuel and radwaste, waste burial,St. Petersburg, 194021, Russia radioecology, and radiochemistry
All-Russian Institute of Fire Protection Russian agency responsible for fire safety standards, testing,(VNIIPO) and certificationBalashiha 6Moscow, 143900, Russia
International Science and International center provides opportunities for scientists andTechnology Center engineers in former Soviet countries with knowledge and/orLuganskaya Street 9 skills involving missile delivery systems and weapons of massMoscow, 115516, Russia destruction to redirect their talents to peaceful activities
Atominform Division of Minatom responsible for scientific and technical information;P.O. Box 971 also serves as Russia’s national center for the International AtomicMoscow, 127434, Russia Energy Agency’s International Nuclear Information System (INIS)
NIKIET Responsible for RBMK analysis and computer code methodologyP.O. Box 788Moscow, 101000, Russia
Elektrogorsk Research Center for Responsible for research, development, and manufacture of remote andNuclear Power Plants Safety robotic systems for NPP maintenance and servicingul. Bezymyannaya, 6Moscow RegionElektrogorsk, 142530, Russia
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Participants in Bulgaria
Nuclear Power Plant
Kozloduy Nuclear Power PlantIvan Ivanov, Plant ManagerKozloduy 3321, Bulgaria
Government Agencies
Committee on the Use of Bulgarian nuclear regulatory authorityAtomic Energy for Peaceful Purposes
Committee of Energy Responsible for all energy-related matters in Bulgaria
National Electric Company Owner and operator of all Bulgarian electrical generation,transmission, and distribution equipment
Scientific Institute
Institute for Nuclear Research Nuclear research and development; safety analysis work forand Nuclear Energy Bulgarian reactors
National Committee for Technological Ministerial-level organization with responsibility for nuclear powerDevelopment development and policy
Hungary Atomic Energy Commission Hungarian nuclear regulatory authority
Hungarian Power Company Hungarian national utility, owner and operator of Paks nuclearpower plant
Scientific Institute
Institute for Electric Power Research (VEIKI) Nuclear power research and development
Participants in Kazakhstan
Nuclear Power Plant
Aktau Nuclear Power PlantVyacheslav L. Levin, Plant ManagerAktau, Mangyshlak, Kazakhstan
Government Agency
Kazakh State Atomic Power Engineering Utility responsible for nuclear power plant operationsand Industry Corporation
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Participants in Lithuania
Nuclear Power Plant
Ignalina Nuclear Power PlantViktor N. Shevaldin, Plant Manager4761 Visaginas, Lithuania
Government Agencies
Lithuanian Nuclear Power Safety Lithuanian nuclear regulatory authorityInspectorate (VATESI)
Ministry of Economy, Republic of Lithuania Responsible for nuclear power
Scientific Institute
Lithuanian Energy Institute, Responsible for safety analyses for Ignalina nuclearIgnalina Safety Analysis Group power plant
Kaunas Technical University
Participants in Slovakia
Nuclear Power Plant
Bohunice Nuclear Power PlantLadislav Rataj, Plant Manager91931 Jaslovske Bohunice, Slovakia
Government Agency
Nuclear Regulatory Authority Slovakian nuclear regulatory organization
Scientific Institute
Nuclear Power Plant Research Institute Nuclear research and development analysis; training at Trnava(VUJE)
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Contractors in Host Countries and EuropeFor changes to this appendix, contact Teresa Riley, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory,
at telephone: (509) 372-4392 (U.S.A.), fax: (509) 372-4411 or e-mail: [email protected]
Organization Services/Materials Contact Name and Address
American Eagle Computer equipment Technology 2001Odessa, Ukraine
AmeriData Global Computer equipment Leopold KojederGes m.b.H. Banichgasse 4O-42, A-130 Wien
Vienna, Austria 20151
ARDES Information Technologies Camera, computer equipment, and Ivan Batanovsupplies for the Kozloduy configuration 4 Janko Sakazov Boulevardmanagement project Sofia, 1000, Bulgaria
Association of Computer Technical services Yuri E. GorlinskyTechnology & Information Systems Kurchatov Square
Barrow Hepburn Sala Industrial safety equipment for Jayne BoyerChornobyl Shelter Old Mill Road
Portshead, BristolBS20 9BX, England
Chornobyl Union Logistical support to reactor safety Volodymer F. ShovkoshytnyInternational enhancement projects at Ukrainian Chornobyl Union International
nuclear power plants Lesi Ukrainky pl. 1 #312Kyiv, 252196, Ukraine
Computer Science & Training Russia reliability database Pavel PupyrevInformation Center project Prechistinka Street 4D
Moscow, 119034, Russia
Control Data Computer equipment Krasnopresnenskaya Nab 12Office 1704AMoscow, 123610, Russia
Crimea Scientific and Technical support to reactor Viktor TysrenovEngineering Institute safety enhancement projects at Crimea Scientific and Engineering Institute
Ukrainian nuclear power plants P.O. Box 3Shelkino, Leninsky RaionCrimea, Ukraine
Diaprom Technical assistance in support of Dmitri Gutsevin-service inspections of RBMK Ferganskaya 25reactors Moscow, 109507, Russia
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Contractors in Host Countries and Europe (cont’d)
Organization Services/Materials Contact Name and Address
Division of Atomic Energy Technical assistance to projects in Dr. Victor Gavrilyk, DirectorProblems, Institute for Nuclear RBMK reactor safety and radiological National Academy of Science of UkraineResearch emergency preparedness 47 Kyiv-28
Kyiv, 252028, Ukraine
Electrotsentronaladka Fire detection system for Smolensk Vladlen ArkhipovB.2, 16 BerezhkovskayaMoscow, 121869, Russia
ELMAR Trade Air-conditioning system, printer Igor Raikhelsupplies, electrical cable ductwork for Tsyurupi Street 10Novovoronezh nuclear power plant Veronezh, 39400, Russiatraining center
Energoatom Development of national industry Mykola Dudchenkoquality assurance standard for 9/11 Arsenala St.Ukraine nuclear power plants Kyiv, 253090, Ukraine
Energopool Technical assistance and support to Boris A. Gabaraev, c/o ENTEKRBMK reactor safety enhancement Research and Development Instituteprojects of Power Engineering
ul. Malaya Krasnoselskaya 2/8Moscow, 101000, Russia
Energoproekt Emergency operating instruction Emilian Popovanalysis for Kozloduy 51, James Boucher Blvd.
Engineering and Technical Technical support services, Vitaliy TchuprinaCenter for the Training of simulators Prospekt Chervonykh Kozakiv 23Nuclear Industry Personnel Kyiv, 253655, Ukraine
FIMA Audio-video system for the Ignalina G. Treideristraining technology transfer project Gostauto 11-1A
Vilnius, 2600, Lithuania
General Energy Hardware and electrical equipment Dr. Alex KroshilinTechnologies (GET) used for training simulators General Energy Technologies
c/o VNIIAESFerganskaya 25Moscow, 109507, Russia
Hilti Concrete drills and saws for Peter StracarChornobyl Shelter FL-9494 Schaan
Furstentum, Liechtensein
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Contractors in Host Countries and Europe (cont’d)
Organization Services/Materials Contact Name and Address
Honeywell International Custom-made computers Dane McSpedonP.O. Box 85FLappeenranta, Finland 53501
Hopkinsons, Ltd. Mainsteam isolation valves for the Steven BrookeArmenia nuclear power plant P.O. Box B27
Information and Technologies Technical support, Ukraine Yakov Barsukreliability database vul. Tereshchenkivska 3, #53, 54
Kyiv, 252004, Ukraine
Institute of Nuclear Reactors Technical services Pavlin P. Groudevand Nuclear Energy Bulgaria Academy of Science
Tzaridgradsko shaussee 72Sofia, 1784, Bulgaria
Institute of Physics and Management and support Gennady PshakinPower Engineering (IPPE) services for international Institute of Physics and Power Engineering
forum on nuclear power Bondarenko Square 1plant safety assessments Obninsk, 249020, Russia
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Contractors in Host Countries and Europe (cont’d)
Organization Services/Materials Contact Name and Address
Kyiv National Taras Technical/training support services I. KadenkoShevchenko University vul. Volodymyrkaya 64
Kyiv, 252033, Ukraine
Lithuanian Energy Institute Technical support, VVER Prof. Jurgis Vilemas, Directorreactor safety projects 3 Aukstadvaio
3035 Kaunas, Lithuania
Mega Service Centre Computer equipment Mykola Mykolaiovych Yaroshchuk,General DirectorProspekt Peremohy 43/12Kyiv, 252011, Ukraine
MicroAge Phargo Technika Computer equipment for Russian Andrey Lobyntsevnuclear power plants Leningradsky Prospekt, 53
Moscow, 125468, Russia
Microinform Training Center Educational courses and training Natalia AnissimovaRussia reliability database project 44 M Ordynka St.
Moscow, 113184, Russia
MOHT OTJIG RM, Ltd. Analysis support for development of Leonid Sapojnikov, Director Generalemergency operating instructions for 5, b.4, Potapovsky per.nuclear power plants with VVER reactors Moscow, 101000, Russia
Multi Trade Industrial safety equipment for Stanislav PetrasekChornobyl Shelter Muchovo nam.1
Nuclear Research Institute Analysis support for development of Dr. Frantisek Pazdera, Director GeneralRez, plc emergency operating instructions for Nuclear Research Institute Rez, plc
nuclear power plants with VVER reactors 250 68 Rez, Czech Republic
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Contractors in Host Countries and Europe (cont’d)
Organization Services/Materials Contact Name and Address
Nuclear Safety Institute (IBRAE) Technical assistance in nuclear power Prof. Leonid A. Bolshovplant operation and safety, environ- (IBRAE) Russian Academy of Sciencesmental restoration, and training 52 Bolshaya Tulskaya St.
Moscow, 113191, Russia
Power Diagnostix Instruments, Electrical fault predictive diagnostic Detlev GrossGmbH systems for RBMK plants Wiesenstrasse 7-13-52064
Aachen, Germany
Radiation Protection Institute Technical support for the Chornobyl Professor LikhtarovShelter dosimetry 53 Melnikova
Kyiv, 253050, Ukraine
Risk Engineering LTD Nuclear power plant probabilistic Anton Boiadjievrisk assessments, safety analyses, 34, Totleben Boulevardand engineering services Sofia, 1606, Bulgaria
Royal Institute of Technology Technical support services Bal Raj SchgalDrotting KristinasVAG 33AStockholm, 10044, Sweden
Russian Research Center, Technical assistance in nuclear Dr. Vladimir Asmolov, DirectorKurchatov Institute reactor safety, environmental Russian Research Center, Kurchatov
restoration, data analysis, and Institutetechnology transfer Kurchatov Square 1
Moscow, 123182, Russia
Scientific and Engineering Probabilistic risk assessments Dr. Boris Gordon, DirectorCenter for Nuclear and for Soviet-designed reactors GosatomnadzorRadiation Safety Avtozavodskaya Street 14/23
Moscow, 109280, Russia
Sevastopol Institute of Technical services Professor Robert LukaushkinNuclear Energy & Industry vul. Kurchatov
Sevastopol, 335033, Ukraine
Specialized Language Company English language training Natalia Kosenko7 Darnitsky BoulevardApartment 173Kyiv, Ukraine
State Scientific and Technical Technical services Ludwig LitvinskyCenter for Control and vul. Arsenalna 9/11Emergency Response Systems Kyiv, 252011, Ukraine
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Contractors in Host Countries and Europe (cont’d)
Organization Services/Materials Contact Name and Address
State Scientific and Technical Safety analyses and development of Victor M. Vasilchenko, DirectorCenter (Slavutych Branch) symptom-based emergency operating vul. Radgospna, 35/37
instructions for Chornobyl Unit 3 Kyiv, 252142, Ukraine
TAI, Inc. Provides engineering, management, Natalia Shamaand scientific services to Rivne nuclear Vladimirskaya 89/91, #9power plant Kyiv, 252005, Ukraine
Technologies Applications, Inc. Technical services Nikolai SteinbergStaronavodnitskaya St. 8a apt. 40P.O. 209Kyiv, 252011, Ukraine
Ventura Information Technologies Computer hardware for Kola Sergey KulakovMoscow Region Sofrino 36Krasnokazarmennaya St 12Moscow, Russia
VNIIAES Development and implementation Youri N. Filimontsev, Deputyof emergency operating instructions Director-Generalfor Ukrainian nuclear power plants Ferganskaya 25with VVER reactors Moscow, 109507, Russia
Westek LDT Engineering services for RBMK safety Mikhail Mikhailovparameter display systems P.O. Box 788
Moscow, 101000, Russia
WESTRON JV Engineering, subassembly, and testing Michael Chernyshovfor VVER safety parameter display 1 Adad Proskura St.systems Kharkov, 310070, Ukraine
ZAO Atlas Copco Air compressor for Chornobyl Konstantin MitinTverskaya UL.22 AMoscow, 103050, Russia
ZAO Cerberus Fire detection equipment A. Türkgenc, Subsidiary ManagerZAO CerberusU1 10 letia Oktia bria 11, bld. 1Moscow, 119048, Russia
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International Participants
Company Role Contact
European Bank for Established in 1991 to foster the transition toward http://www.ebrd.com/Reconstruction and market-oriented economies and to promote privateDevelopment (EBRD) and entrepreneurial initiative in the central and eastern
European countries committed to and applying thefundamental principles of multiparty democracy,pluralism, and market economics.
European Union The TACIS Program is a European Union initiative that http://europa.eu.int/comm/Program of Technical provides grant finance to foster the development of market dg1a/index.htmAssistance to the economies and democratic societies in the New IndependentCommonwealth of States and Mongolia.Independent States(TACIS Program)
International Atomic Serves as the world’s central intergovernmental forum for http://www.iaea.or.at/Energy Agency (IAEA) scientific and technical cooperation in the nuclear field, worldatom/general/
and as the international inspectorate for the application siteindex.htmlof nuclear safeguards and verification measures coveringcivilian nuclear programs. A specialized agency within theUnited Nations system, the IAEA was established in 1957.Today, a wide range of IAEA products, services, and pro-grams incorporate the cooperative efforts and interests ofthe Agency’s 127 member states.
Nuclear Energy Facilitates cooperation among its members in the use of http://www.oecd.org/ene/Agency of the nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. It evaluates scientific,Organization for technical, and economic issues of nuclear energy development;Economic Cooperation helps harmonize the legal framework; fosters cooperation onand Development safety and regulatory requirements of existing and advanced-(OECD NEA) design reactors; and is helping former Soviet bloc countries
make their reactors safer. Agency programs deal with theprotection of the public and workers from radiation andwith the disposal of nuclear waste. The agency also conductsactivities to enhance public information.
World Association of The mission of WANO is to maximize the safety and WANO Coordinating Center:Nuclear Operators reliability of the operation of nuclear power plants by Kings Bldg. 16 Smith Square(WANO) exchanging information and encouraging communication, London SWIP 3JG
comparison, and emulation among its members. U.K.
WANO Regional Centers:Atlanta, Moscow, Paris,and Tokyo
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U.S. Contractors and Commercial FirmsThe organizations listed here represent all U.S. companies who have participated, or who
currently participate, in the U.S. effort to improve safety of Soviet-designed nuclear power plants.
Company Services/Materials Contact Name and Address
ABB-Combustion Ultrasonic test equipment Sten CasperssonEngineering Nuclear Systems 2000 Day Hill Road
Windsor, CT 06095
ABBEON Cal, Inc. Scanner for detecting rebar in Jared Abbeonconcrete at Chornobyl Shelter 123 Gray Avenue
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
American Technologies, Inc. Configuration management Ken Fennsupport for Kozloduy nuclear 142 Fairbanks Roadpower plant Oak Ridge, TN 37830
Amersham Life Sciences Inc. Calibration system for Chornobyl Michael SnyderShelter 2636 So. Clearbrook Drive
Arlington Heights, IL 60555
Anixter Corporation Coaxial cable bundles and multicon- Jim Kingductor cable bundles for Chornobyl 21419 64th Avenue SouthShelter neutron monitoring system Kent, WA 98032
Automatic System for Training support, Ukrainian training Vitaly ChuprinaPersonnel Training technology transfer project 3809 Clarks Lane
Baltimore, MD 21215
Babcock & Wilcox Technical support services Gareth QualeP.O. Box 11165Lynchburg, VA 24506-1165
Bechtel Hanford Incorporated Technical support Mark Morton3350 George Washington WayRichland, WA 99352
Bechtel National, Inc. Fire protection equipment Mike Archdeaconand special studies 8180 Greensboro Drive, Suite 900
McLean, VA 22102-3823
Bicron Automated thermoluminescent Terry Mooredosimetry system for 6801 Cochran RoadChornobyl Shelter Solon, OH 44139
BNC Bolting Ultrasonic bolt gauge system Steve Barrett33448 Dosinia DriveDana Point, CA 92629
J. Bradford Corporation Fire hazards evaluation support R. Brady Williamson1052 Merced StreetBerkeley, CA 94707
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U.S. Contractors and Commercial Firms (cont’d)
Company Services/Materials Contact Name and Address
Burns & Roe Enterprises, Inc. Technical support services Ray ChuebonBldg. 2, 3rd Floor2237 Trinity Dr.Los Alamos, NM 07649
Canberra Nuclear Products Multichannel analyzer equipment John Makar, Jr.for Chornobyl Shelter neutron 800 Research Parkwaymonitoring system Meridan, CT 06450
Carboline Fire-resistant coating for Shirley Wolverson/Dan Schneidernuclear power plant interiors 350 Hanley Industrial Court
St. Louis, MO 63144-1599
Cedar Mountain Supply Pressurized ion chamber for Jim BakerChornobyl Shelter HC-12, Box 264
Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814
Ciel Consultants, Inc. Chornobyl emergency operating Michael Dausinstruction program development P.O. Box 1110workshop Rathdrum, ID 83858
Colandrea & Associates, Inc. Quality assurance audit training Tom Colandreafor Ignalina nuclear power plant 12988 Angosto Way
San Diego, CA 92198
Columbia Energy & Technical support services Dennis BrendelEnvironmental Services, Inc. 1207 George Washington Way, Suite 22
Richland, WA 99352
Computational Systems, Inc. Laser shaft alignment system Marj Worley/Robert Skeirik853 Innovation DriveKnoxville, TN 37932
Conger & Elsea Inc. Training workshop/root cause analysis Dorian Congerfor Ukrainian nuclear power plants 9870 Highway 92, Suite 300
Woodstock, GA 30188
Container Products Corporation Pressurized water decontamination Jim Granthamsystem for Chornobyl Shelter 112 North College Road
Wilmington, NC 28405
Data Telemark Telecommunications equipment Frank Piepiorra8201 Greensboro Drive, Suite 1000McLean, VA 22102
Davis NDE, Inc. Training for nondestructive J. Mark Davisexamination and maintenance P.O. Box 769in Ukraine Alabaster, AL 35007
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U.S. Contractors and Commercial Firms (cont’d)
Company Services/Materials Contact Name and Address
Delphinus Engineering, Inc. Decomissioning and decontamination Roby Lentzproject management system for 650 Baldwin TowerChornobyl Shelter Eddystone, PA 19022
Digital Equipment Computer server for Smolensk Mike MoranCorporation Training Center P.O. Box 5115
Vacaville, CA 95696
Doble Engineering Company Insulation analysis equipment for Monte IshigeRBMK plants 85 Walnut Street
Watertown, MA 02472
Duke Engineering & Services Spent fuel dry cask storage system David Marcellifor Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant P.O. Box 1004
Charlotte, NC 28201
Eberline Portable area monitor and detector for Scott LambChornobyl Shelter 504 Airport Road
Santa Fe, NM 87504
EFCO USA, Inc. Valve repair equipment Bill Brown1611 Telegraph Avenue, Suite 1600Oakland, CA 94612
EG&G Ortec Gamma spectroscopy system for Amy KennedyChornobyl Shelter 100 Midland Road
Oak Ridge, TN 37831
Energy Research Inc. Technical support and training Mohsen Khatib-Rahbarfor the application of ADAM/ P.O. Box 2034VVER-440/213 Rockville, MD 20852
Energy Systems Solutions, Inc. Year 2000 information exchange Jim Olsonmeeting in Moscow, Russia 271 Saddle Ridge Drive
Knoxville, TN 37922
Engineering Planning and Technical support, fire safety Wade LarsonManagement Inc. upgrades 20 Speen Street
Framingham, MA 01701
Exitech Corporation Technical support, simulator Rob Johnsonprojects 102 East Broadway
Maryville, TN 37804
Factory Mutual Technical services, fire protection Keith RoemerEngineering & Research workshop for Gosatomnadzor P.O. Box 9102
Norwood, MA 02062
GC Micro Audio and video equipment to Kevin Maynarddigitize images, Chornobyl Shelter 6100 Redwood Boulevard
Novato, CA 94945
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U.S. Contractors and Commercial Firms (cont’d)
Company Services/Materials Contact Name and Address
General Physics Corporation Training support Richard Kelly1991 Centennial Avenue, Suite 100Aiken, SC 29803
GeoLogistics Services, Inc. Logistics management and Mitch Martininternational transportation 205 South Whiting Streetservices Alexandria, VA 22304
GSE Power Systems, Inc. Simulator design and provision Michael Mirensky/Robert Kerschner(formerly S3 Technologies) 9189 Red Branch Road
Columbia, MD 21045
Halliburton NUS Corporation Technical/software support, including Darrell Eisenhut(acquired by Scientech translation of computer programs 910 Clopper Roadin October 1996) into Cyrillic, and training Gaithersburg, MD 20878-1399
Hines GS Properties Subpanel and electric subpanels Tim Edwardsfor satellite dish installation in 901 D Street SWSlavutych, Ukraine Washington, DC 20024
Hooker Northwest Associates Slide scanner for 35-mm positive Jim Scanneror negative film for Chornobyl Shelter 12729 N.E. 20th, Suite 4
Bellevue, WA 98005
Hydrometrix Inc. Radiation humidity sensor for Ralph FennerChornobyl Shelter P.O. Box 2064
Alpine, CA 91903
Inspection, Research and Ultrasonic inspection system Ray ZickusTechnology, Inc. 5 Congress Street
Nashua, NH 03062
International Engraving Plastic engraved label maker Victor WymanDevices, Inc. 67 E. Evelyn Avenue, Unit 2
Mountain View, CA 94041
International Executive Technical/training support services Greg BrennanServices Corps 333 Ludlow Street
Stamford, CT 06902
International Management Logistics management and Ronald DavisDevelopment Corporation transportation coordination 6 Maplewood Drive
Bellport, NY 11713
JL Shepard & Associates Calibration instruments for Chornobyl J. L. ShepardShelter 1010 Arroyo Avenue
San Fernando, CA 91340
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U.S. Contractors and Commercial Firms (cont’d)
Company Services/Materials Contact Name and Address
J&R Engineering Cask transporter for Zaporizhzhya Richard SavignacCompany, Inc. spent fuel dry storage system P.O. Box 447
Mukwonago, WI 53149
Keeler & Long Fire-resistant coating for nuclear Kendall Smith/David Longpower plant interiors P.O. Box 460
Watertown, CT 06795
Kraut Kramer Branson, Inc. Manual ultrasonic inspection Tim Morrisonequipment 50 County Industrial Park Road
Lewiston, PA 17044
LANCS Industries Positive pressure containment for Kevin BylinChornobyl Shelter 12704 NE 124th Street, Suite 36
Kirkland, WA 98034
Liberty Technologies, Inc. Diagnostic system for assessing motor- Mark Pittmanoperated-valve operability; system 2410 Charles City Roaddemonstrated at Novovoronezh and Richmond, VA 23231Smolensk and proposed for installationat Armenia
Lighthouse Technology Magneto-Optic Juke Box digital David Manriguezlibrary for mass storage of images 5933 Sea Lion Place 104for Chornobyl Shelter Carlsbad, CA 92008
M&D Professional Services Technical support, Chornobyl Shelter Milon Meyer1305 Mansfield, Suite 5Richland, WA 99352
Machine Tech Pipe lathes and tools George Sandora2988 East 24th RoadMarseilles, IL 61341
Mechanical Maintenance Machinery/shaft alignment training Jon ZatazeloProducts, Inc. 3025 Washington Road
McMurray, PA 15317
Moore Medical Corporation Mannequin for cardiopulmonary Debbie Chambersresuscitation 389 John Downey Drive
New Brintan, CT 06050
Morrison-Knudsen Corporation Construction management, technical William Ruebsupport, Chornobyl replacement MK Ferguson Plazaheat plant 1500 West 3rd Street
Cleveland, OH 44113-1406
MP Frehat c/o Kalyna Computer equipment Yaroslav KotInternational Trading Company 338 South Rholwing Road
Palatine, IL 60067
U.S. Department of Energy ◆ January 1999 E.21
Appendix E
U.S. Contractors and Commercial Firms (cont’d)
Company Services/Materials Contact Name and Address
N Wood Counter Proportional counter for Marjory CrawfordLaboratory, Inc. Chornobyl Shelter P.O. Box 509
Chesterton, IN 46304
National Instruments Instrument supplies for Kelly HaskellChornobyl Shelter 6504 Bridge Point Parkway
Austin, TX 78730
Neil F. Lampson Inc. Technical support, Chornobyl Walt TraskShelter Project P.O. Box 6510
Kennewick, WA 99336
Newark Electronics 230-v to 115-v step-down Lisa Ackermanisolation transformer West 222 Mission 134
Spokane, WA 99201
NFS-Radiation Protection Ventilation system for Fred LucciSystems, Inc. Chornobyl Shelter 10 Vista Drive
Old Lyme, CT 06371
Nilfisk of America Inc. Wet/dry vacuum for Virginia PierceChornobyl Shelter 300 Technology Drive
Malvern, PA 19355
Nuclear Maintenance Training support Vic VarmaApplications Center, Electric 1300 Harris BoulevardPower Research Institute Charlotte, NC 28262
NUS Instruments Safety-related instrument Norman Mainmodules for process control, 440 West BroadwayIgnalina nuclear power plant Idaho Falls, ID 83402
OMEGA Engineering, Inc. Temperature humidity device Donna RagnorOne Omega DriveP.O. Box 4047Stanford, CT 06907
Orion/Atlantic Satellite system for Mark Gilroyinternational communication 2440 Research Boulevard, Suite 400
Rockville, MD 20850
PACE, Inc. Soldering equipment Jane Gazaway9893 Brewers CourtLaurel, MD 20707
Pacific CAD Full-scale scanner for Jason QunellChornobyl Shelter 621 West Mallon, Suite 700
Spokane, WA 99201
Status Report: Improving the Safety of Soviet-Designed Nuclear Power PlantsE.22
Participants
U.S. Contractors and Commercial Firms (cont’d)
Company Services/Materials Contact Name and Address
Panel Components Power cord to convert from U.S. to Ralph BrightCorporation European plug standards P.O. Box 115
Oskoloosa, IA 52577
Parsons Power Group, Inc. Novovoronezh emergency water system Ray Pearsall2675 Morgantown RoadReading, PA 19607
Path Training Corporation Training support Paul Thurmond13305 Pulver PlaceDarnestown, MD 20878
Paul C. Rizzo Associates Inc. Technical support, Ukraine electrical Paul Rizzocapacity factor improvement 105 Mall Boulevard, Suite 270-E
Monroeville, PA 15146
PC Connection Color and black-and-white Sean Aquilinolaser printers for Chornobyl P.O. Box 100Shelter Milford, NH 03055
Precision Data Technology, Neutron detector modules for Larry EcelestonInc. Chornobyl Shelter 601 40th Place
Everett, WA 98201
Promatec Sealant materials Charles SpriggsP.O. Box 309Cypress, TX 77410-0309
Rainier Photographic Photographic equipment for Howard BoydSupply enlarging, developing, and 8730 Rainier Avenue South
setting color prints Seattle, WA 98118
Raytheon Engineers & Direct-current power supply, Joe CostelloConstructors, Inc. architect-engineering support 508 Carnegie Center
Princeton, NJ 08540
RedZone Robotics, Inc. Telerobotic structural diagnostic Tim Denmeadesystem for Chornobyl Shelter 2425 Liberty Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15222-4639
Reuter Stokes, Inc. Fission chambers/counters David McCaugheyfor Chornobyl Shelter Edison Park
499 Darrow RoadTwinsburg, OH 44087
RJ Electronics Radiation-hardened, down- Roy Bennetthole camera equipment for 10656 Oak Drive S.E.Chornobyl Shelter Salem, OR 97306
U.S. Department of Energy ◆ January 1999 E.23
Appendix E
U.S. Contractors and Commercial Firms (cont’d)
Company Services/Materials Contact Name and Address
Science Applications Fire safety support, training support Paul AmicoInternational Corporation simulator equipment, and probabilistic 5705 Industry Lane, Floor 2
risk assessment support Frederick, MD 21704
Scientech Training support, probabilistic risk Mike Stamatelatosassessment support, other technical 12707 High Bluff Drive, 2nd Floorsupport services San Diego, CA 92130
SGN Eurisys Services Technical support for Fred ReichCorporation Chornobyl Shelter P.O. Box 840
Richland, WA 99352
Sierra Nuclear Corporation Dry cask storage system for John McCarthyZaporizhzhya spent fuel 1 Victor Square
Scotts Valley, CA 95066
SKF Condition Monitoring Vibration analysis systems for Roger LambersonRBMK reactors 4141 Ruffin Road
San Diego, CA 92123
Snell Infrared Thermography services/training for Jim FritzRBMK reactor sites 73 Main Street
Montpelier, VT 05602
Sonalysts, Inc. Training support for Balakovo Colin Carroll/Mike Steinnuclear power plant P.O. Box 280
Waterford, CT 06385
Sony c/o Proline Video recording and Tom Connorviewing equipment for 1233 120th Avenue, N.E.Chornobyl Shelter Bellevue, WA 98005
Steadi Systems Video equipment and John Needhamlighting equipment for 1956 35th Avenue WestChornobyl Shelter Seattle, WA 98199
Steller Dynamics, Inc. Scanner and associated Liz Phillipssupplies for digitizing slides 401 2nd Avenue South, Suite 501and positive and negative film Seattle, WA 98104at Chornobyl Shelter
Stone & Webster Configuration management support Edward WarmanEngineering Corporation for Ignalina and Zaporizhzhya nuclear 245 Summer Street
power plants Boston, MA 02210
Taurus Telesis Inc. Simulator technology support Arvind Patel804 Middle Ground BoulevardNewport News, VA 23606
Status Report: Improving the Safety of Soviet-Designed Nuclear Power PlantsE.24
Participants
U.S. Contractors and Commercial Firms (cont’d)
Company Services/Materials Contact Name and Address
Technical Resources Robotics development Peter ShenInternational Inc. 723 The Parkway, Suite 100
Richland, WA 99352
Technology Express Computer imaging equipment Cyndi Wittmanfor Chornobyl Shelter 11711 N. Creek Parkway, Suite 108
Bothell, WA 98011
Tektronix, Inc. Oscilloscope and manual Mary Lou Higger14150 S.W. Karl Braun DriveBeaverton, OR 97077
TRI TOOL Inc. Pipe lathe and tools Debra McDade3806 Security Park DriveRancho Cordova, CA 95742
Victoreen, Inc. Manufacture, installation, and initial cal- William J. Bartlett, Jr.ibration of high-level confinement radi- 6000 Cochran Roadation monitoring system, Kola Unit 2 Solon, OH 44139
Viking Systems International Technical support services Jack Saluja2070 William Pitt WayPittsburgh, PA 15238
VIT c/o Needham Associates Camera equipment for John NeedhamChornobyl Shelter 1956 35th Avenue West
Seattle, WA 98199
Wagner Spray Tech Spray system and hoses for Terry PedersonCorporation Chornobyl Shelter 1770 Fernbrook Lane
Minneapolis, MN 55440
Walter C. May Company, Inc. Concrete drill and breaker for Carl MayChornobyl Shelter 909 Hwy 2, Dover Hwy
Sandpoint, ID 83864
Westinghouse Electric Safety parameter display George Madden/Lawrence HomerCorporation systems 1740 Golden Mile Highway
Monroeville, PA 15146
Westinghouse Savannah Protective clothing and Heather FarrerRiver Company respirators for Chornobyl P.O. Box A
nuclear power plant Aiken, SC 29802
XS International Computer equipment for Rivne Rob BoneUnit 3 full-scope simulator 1005 Alderman Drive
Alpharetta, GA 30005
Zetec, Inc. Eddy-current nondestructive Fred Coffmanexamination systems P.O. Box 140
Issaquah, WA 98027-0140
U.S. Department of Energy ◆ January 1999 E.25
Appendix E
Government AgenciesDefense Nuclear AgencyU.S. Agency for International DevelopmentU.S. Department of EnergyU.S. Department of StateU.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Scientific Institutes, National Laboratories, and UniversitiesArgonne National LaboratoryBattelle ColumbusBattelle FrankfurtBattelle Seattle Research CenterBrookhaven National LaboratoryElectric Power Research InstituteIdaho National Engineering and Environmental LaboratoryInstitute for Nuclear Power OperationsLawrence Livermore National LaboratoryNuclear Energy InstituteOak Ridge National LaboratoryPacific Northwest National LaboratorySandia National LaboratoriesUniversity of MarylandUniversity of Tennessee
Additional Participants in the United States
Nuclear Power PlantsBraidwood, IllinoisBrunswick, North CarolinaByron, IllinoisCalloway, MissouriCatawba, South CarolinaClinton, IllinoisComanche Peak, TexasDuane Arnold, IowaFitzpatrick, New YorkHatch, GeorgiaIndian Point, New YorkMillstone, New YorkNorth Anna, VirginiaOconee, South CarolinaPalo Verde, ArizonaPoint Beach, WisconsinShearon Harris, North CarolinaThree Mile Island, PennsylvaniaV.C. Summer, South CarolinaVermont Yankee, VermontVogtle, GeorgiaWashington Public Power Supply System Project Unit 2, WashingtonWatts Bar, TennesseeWolf Creek, KansasZion, Illinois
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