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Delegation of Authority to Conduct Damage Assessments Savannah River Operations Office (EM)

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Department of Energy Washington, DC 20585 October 22, 2010 MEMORANDUM FOR DAVID C. MOODY MANAGER SAVANNAH RIVER OPE~ TI~NS ~FICE FROM: INES R. TRJAY ~ ~~ ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR (/' ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SUBJECT: Delegation of Authority to Conduct Damage Assessments The purpose of this memorandum is to delegate to the Manager of the Field Element the authority and responsibility to conduct damage assessments in accordance with the Department of Energy (DOE) Manual470.4-l, Change 1, Safeguards and Security Program Planning and Management. These damage assessments apply to incidents of security concern at Office of Environmental Management (EM) sites and/or pertaining to EM funded activities. For any safeguards or security incident which may have resulted in complex-wide impacts or may signal the need for modifications to classification policy, the EM Headquarters (HQ) should be notified prior to initiating the damage assessment. Field Managers may request assistance from HQ personnel in those instances where it is necessary to assess the value of compromised infonnation to foreign Governments and/or hostile Organizations. Damage assessments are to be conducted in accordance with DOE Manual470.4-l, Chg 1, Section N, Chapter II-3, and subsequ~nt revisions to the applicable DOE directives. I have appointed Mr. Tom Anderson, EM Classification Representative, to serve as the EM focal point for conduct of security incident damage assessments. If you have any questions, please contact me or Mr. Anderson at (301) 903-7295. cc: D. Chung, EM-2 K. Picha, EM-2 F. Marcinowski, EM-3 (Acting) T. Hanns, EM-4.1 S. Krahn, EM-20 K. Goodwin, EM-24 R. Bartholomew, SRS T. Anderson, EM-24 ® Printed with soy ink on recycled paper

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