PCAPP Update 29 May 2013
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This document provides an update on the PCAPP project for May 2013. It summarizes funding amounts requested and received for FY2013 and FY2014, safety metrics for the project, current staffing numbers, progress on packaging chemical materials, and recent events including a job symposium, emergency preparedness exercise, and projectile mortar disassembly system testing.
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PCAPP Update 29 May 2013
- 1. PCAPP Update 29 May 2013
- 2. Funding Type of Funding FY 2013 President’s Request FY 2014 President’s Request ACWA Program Total $778.7M $707.0M PCAPP Project Total $340.0M $293.0M Military Construction $36.0M $0 Research Development Test & Evaluation $304.0M $293.0M Note: Figures do not contain reductions as a result of Sequestration. 2
- 3. Safety As of April 30, 2013 PCAPP staff has accomplished: 369 Safe Work Days 1,885,761 Safe Work Hours 3
- 4. Staffing – 783 employees Bechtel Pueblo Team non-manual: 690 Pueblo – 689 –(181 Pueblo County hires ~ 26%) (36 Colorado hires ~ 5%) –Off-project locations—1 Construction Workers: 93 –Bechtel direct-hire – 87 –Subcontractor personnel – 6 4
- 5. FCC Metrics March 2013 Progress of 177 packages as of April 12, 2013 In Box In Process Hold Comp'l or Resolve Accepted HGS/Gov't 4 2 40 117 117 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 In Box In Process Holding Comp'l Accepted Current Snap Shot 163 159 40 117 117 15 19 61 61 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 In Box In Process Holding Comp'l Accepted FCC Cum Progress to Date Processed To Go 5
- 6. Systemization (Plant) – cont’d 6
- 8. Job Symposium 8 More than 400 people attended the PCAPP Job Symposium, held at the Pueblo Convention Center on April 29.
- 9. CSEPP Exercise 9 Pueblo Chemical Depot and PCAPP personnel participate in the Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness Program annual exercise on May 8 to simulate what would happen in the event of a real world incident.
- 10. Projectile Mortar Disassembly System Testing Initial testing of a Projectile Mortar Disassembly system took place on May 9 in an Explosion Containment Room inside the Enhanced Reconfiguration Building. 10
- 11. Questions? 11