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    | MEMORANDUM FOR: Charles E. Rossi, Director1 Division of Reactor Inspecticnf and Licensee Performance ;: :) FROM: Leif J. Norrholm, Chiefi Vendor Inspection Branch4 Division of Reactor Inspectionj and Licensee Performance!

    SUBJECT: MINUTES OF PUBLIC MEETING WITH NUMARC-ON;; COMMERCIAL GRADE DEDICATIONt

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    | Background.

    i Between December 1991 and June 1992, the NRC completed the five-! pilot inspections that were conducted to evaluate the implementa-

    tion of licensee programs for the procurement and dedication ofCGIs and to finalize an inspection procedure for future inspec-

    | tions of this type. These inspections identified weaknesses inlicensee CGI dedication programs.and their implementation. During,this same period, the NRC received significant feedback from!

    j several utilities and the Nuclear Management and Resources Councilj (NUMARC) questioning the regulatory basis for the CGI dedication; guidance contained in Generic Letter 91-05, as well as specific" interpretations of that guidance by the NRC_ inspection teams.

    Because of the need for additional discussion of:the requirementsand implementing guidance for dedication of CGIs, no enforcementaction was taken based on any of the five pilot inspections.Rather, it was decided that a series of meetings with licensees and !industry representatives woul be beneficial to-indentify, and -attempt to resolve, specific areas of difference.

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    Meetina Summary

    On November 13, 1992, members of the NRC-met-with representativesof NUMARC to discuss key procurement and commercial gradededication issues' identified duriny the five-pilot inspections. A (list of attendees is included as En :losure 1. The meeting agenda

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    During the meeting, the NRC's Vendor Inspection Branch identifiedkey procurement and dedication issuus whera apparent differenceswith.NUMARC exist. A list of these dedication-issues is includedas. Enclosure 3_and the slides used during the meeting are includedas Enclosure 4. As a result of the meeting, NUMARC representativesagreed to review the NRC's list of' dedication issues and-determine h

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    whether any other areas or-issues need to Se added. Both the 100;and NUMARC representatives agreed to address these issues toidentify'and document _their positions and, therefore, help toclearly define the disagreements in each area. This-will allow theNRC to focus discussions on achieving resolution of the' differenceswithout compromising safety and still^ meeting-the regulations.-NUMARC also stated it would identify NkC inspection findings from-the pilot inspections which are considered to have gone beyond the~intent of the NUMARC procurement initiatives. It was also agreedthat the NRC and NUMARC would exchange written positions before thenext meeting.

    The next meeting with NUMARC to discuss these positions, in detail,is scheduled for December 10, 1992, at the NRC headquarters offic'e.At this public meeting, any issues that are clearly in-disagree-ment, as well'as those in agreement, will be identified and includedin the meeting minutes. The areas of agreement will be punctuatedwith actualoor hypothetical examples of properly dedicatedcommercial grade items.

    The NRC suggested that NUMARC may wish to provide written commentsor a markup of Generic Letter 91-05-identifying specific areas feltto exceed utility commitments to the NUMARC procurement-initiatives.The NRC explained that meetings would also be conducted with one ormore individual utilities inspected during the pilot inspections todiscuss specific dedication _ examples identified as findings.Finally, it was stated that the NRC wouldLbe conducting a_publicworkshop which will address issues concerning the existingdedication guidance and specific. interpretations of;that guidance.Prior to the public workshop, the proposed inspection procedure for 1

    I future inspections will be issued for public' comment and discussionat the workshop.

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    and Licensee performanceOffice of-Nuclear Reactor Regulation

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    | Enclosures:| 1. Meeting Attendees

    2. Agenda3. Dedication-Issues4. Slides

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    ENCLOSURE 2,

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    MEETING ON PROCUREMEKT ISSUES, NOVEMBER 13, 1992

    DRAFT AGENDA

    . 0;tt ing remarks

    2 5:atcs of NRC Procurement Inspections, Future Initiatives.

    3. Fr ie of Specific Dedication Issues and Positions;'

    Basis for selection and verification of criticala*characteristics

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    f. A:ceptance of CMTRs and COCs.

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    | DEDICATION ISSUESid

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    Basis for the Selection and Verification of Critical Characterit''cs,

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    j 1. Cons 4deration of item's Safety Functions! 2. Iailure Modes and Effects Analysisi

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    j !. Verification of Vendor's Controls of Specific Characteristics '} ?. Identification of Applicable Program / Proceduresi,-'

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    Dedication Guidance of GLs 89-02/91-05 I! *

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    DISTRIBUTION without enclosures

    U. Potapovs G. Cwalina G. ZechC. Rossi R. McIntyre A. MondiolaR. Zimmerman R. Pettis R. CorreiaL. Campbell

    DISTPIBUTION with enclosures:

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    * SEE PREVIOUS CONCURRENCE

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    NAME RMcIntyro UPotapovs LNorrholm RZimEbr$and

    DATE 11/25/92* 11/25/92* 11/25/92* /2 / 8/92OFFICIAL RECORD COPY DOCUMENT NAME: NUMMTG. SUM

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