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Section 1
Department of Energy
Washington, DC 20585
December 16, 2011
MEMORANDUM FOR DISTRIBUTION
FROM: ~'HUIZENGA
G ASSISTANT SECRETARY
ENVIRONMENT AL MANAGEMENT
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SUBJECT: Designating Responsibility for Equivalencies
or Exemptions from Department of Energy Directives
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The Department of Energy (DOE) Order (0) 251.1 C, Departmental Directives Program,
provides that "Program Secretarial Officers" are to ensure that Policies, Orders, and Notices are
implemented within their organizations and incorporated into contracts, as appropriate. The
order further provides that equivalencies and exemptions are granted by the Program Secretarial
Officer, or their designee, in consultation with the Office of Primary Interest (OPI) and must be
documented in an approval memorandum to the OPI.
The purpose of this memorandum is to designate responsibility to you for granting equivalencies
and exemptions from DOE directives as they relate to incorporation of Contract Requirements
Documents (CRD) into DOE contracts at your site. This responsibility may not be further
re-designated. This responsibility does not include nuclear safety directives included in
DOE 0 410.1, Central Technical Authority Responsibilities Regarding Nuclear Safety,
Attachment 1.
You are encouraged to carefully examine each new or revised DOE Order to determine whether
incorporation of the CRD would result in a substantial increase in safety or business process
efficiency. Potential cost increases should be analyzed to ensure that they are justified in view of
increased safety or efficiency.
Should your analysis lead to a determination that the costs and benefits do not justify
incorporation of a new or revised CRD, a memorandum identifying the basis of your
determination should be provided to the OPI. A copy of your memorandum to the OPI is to be
sent to Mr. J.E. Surash, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Acquisition and Contract Management.
Questions concerning designation of responsibility may also be directed to Mr. Surash at
(202) 586-6382.
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DISTRIBUTION
Matthew S. McCormick, Manager, Richland Operations Office (RL)
Scott L. Samuelson, Manager, Office of River Protection (ORP)
David C. Moody, Manager, Savannah River Operations Office (SR)
Edward J. Ziemianski, Acting Manager, Carlsbad Field Office (CBFO)
William E. Murphie, Manager, Portsmouth/Paducah Project Office (PPPO)
Jack R. Craig, Director, Consolidated Business Center Ohio (CBC)
James R. Cooper, Deputy Manager for Idaho Cleanup Project (ID)
Susan M. Cange, Assistant Manager for Environmental Management, Oak Ridge Office (OR)
Bryan Bower, Director, West Valley Demonstration Project Office (WVDP)
cc: K. Hagerty, MA-90
R. Holland, EMCBC
R. Provencher, ID
M. Adams, ID
M. Mccusker, ORP
B. Jackson, OR
J. Eschenberg, OR
A. Wirkkala, RL
C. Armstrong, SR
C. Trummel, EM-1
J. Owendoff, EM -1
M. Neu, EM-1.1
T. Mustin, EM-2
J. Mocknick, EM-2
T. Johnson, Jr., EM-3 .1
T. Harms, EM-4. l
S. Davenport, EM-5
J. Newson, EM-10 (Acting)
M. Moury, EM-20
Y. Collazo, EM-30
F. Marcinowski, EM-40
M. Gilbertson, EM-50
T. Tyborowski, EM-60 (Acting)
S. Waisley, EM-70
J. Surash, EM-80