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Update on Army Military Munition Response Program (MMRP) (Active Sites) Mary Ellen Maly

Update on Army Military Munition Response Program (MMRP) (Active Sites) Mary Ellen Maly 11 April 2005. Presentation Topics. Inventory Site Eligibility Program Goals Execution Strategy Funding. DoD DERP Guide (Sep 2001 version) Identified MMRP as a program element of DERP

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Update on Army Military Munition Response Program (MMRP) (Active Sites) Mary Ellen Maly

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  1. Update on Army Military Munition Response Program (MMRP) (Active Sites) Mary Ellen Maly 11 April 2005

  2. Presentation Topics • Inventory • Site Eligibility • Program Goals • Execution Strategy • Funding

  3. DoD DERP Guide (Sep 2001 version) Identified MMRP as a program element of DERP DERP = IRP + MMRP Requirement to identify, characterize, track & provide data similar to IRP FY02 Authorization Act (modified DERP, 10 USC 2701) Required inventory of defense sites with UXO, DMM or MC Required DoD to develop new prioritization protocol Established program element for ordnance remediation MMRP Drivers

  4. Army Range Inventory • Comprehensive effort - identified & documented the Army’s current and historic military range lands and munition sites located off operational ranges • Initial Operational Range Inventory • Oct 2000 – Jan 2003 • 479 installations / 10,520 ranges / 15,142,989 acres • Non-Operational Ranges & UXO Sites Inventory • Oct 2001 – Dec 2003 • 183 installations / 937 sites / 2,905,650 acres* * Active Installation portion of the inventory

  5. Inventory & DERP Eligibility • Inventory -- the building blocks of the MMRP • Inventory identified former ranges and defense sites with UXO, DMM & MC—now referred to as munitions response sites (MRS) • Determining DERP eligibility was an important part of the inventory • Eligibility options & results (active Army): • IRP: 30 installations / 98 sites / 4,683 acres • MMRP: 162 installations / 805 sites / 2,899,437 acres • Non-DERP: 18 installations / 34 sites / 1,530 acres

  6. Active Army Installations with MRS 162 Installations 805 MRS 2 Puerto Rico 1 Kwajalein Atoll 1 American Samoa

  7. Status of Active Army MMRP • MMRP is part of DERP • DERP generally follows CERCLA • Normal CERCLA process is: PA SI RI FS RD RA LTM • Phase 3 Inventory is considered to meet the PA phase requirement • PA = 100% complete • Next step = Site Inspection (SI)

  8. Program Goals • In 2004, DoD established 2 MMRP program goals for the Services: • Complete all PAs by 2007 • Complete all SIs by 2010 • Army met PA goal in Dec 03 when it completed the Range Inventory • Army began funding SIs in FY03 and will continue through FY08, completing in FY10 • Funding strategy: Concentrate on completing all SIs and addressing imminent threats to human health until additional funds become available

  9. MMRP SI • Goal of MMRP SI:Collect appropriate data to be able to determine next step (RI/FS, interim action or no further action), complete MRS Prioritization Protocol & fine tune the cost-to-complete estimate for site • SI Addresses:UXO, DMM & MC contamination • Steps Included: • Stakeholder involvement • Historical records review • Work Plan • Field Work • Reporting

  10. SI Initiation Schedule Fiscal Year # Installations 2003 11 2004 18 2005 6 2006 39 2007 45 2008 43 All SIs to be completed by FY10

  11. FY03 SI Installations (11) Rock Island Arsenal Joliet AAP Tobyhanna Anniston AD Ft. Rucker Yuma PG Ft. Benning Camp Bullis Longhorn AAP Red River AD Ft. Sill

  12. FY04 SI Installations (18) Ernie Pyle USARC West Point Indiana AAP Ft. Sheridan Deseret CD Volkstone Sierra AD Ft. Pickett Milan AAP Camp Navajo Papago Park Ft. Jackson Pine Bluff Ft. Riley Perrine LTA Louisiana AAP McAlester AAP Pohakuloa LTA

  13. FY05 SI Installations (6) Cornhusker AAP Ft. Lewis Ravenna AAP Ft. Eustis Ft. Huachuca Charles Melvin Price Support Center

  14. Active Army MMRP Funding • MMRP is funded out of the ER,A account • FY05 ER,A = $400M • IRP = $390.3M • MMRP = $9.7M (2.4%) • FY06 MMRP =$17M* • FY07 MMRP = $30M* • FY08 MMRP = $50M* • FY09 MMRP = $85M* * Estimated

  15. Summary • Army Range Inventory provided the backbone for the MMRP • MMRP is an element of DERP • Army is working towards completing the second MMRP goal set by DoD QUESTIONS?

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