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HNF-34268Revision 8

Hanford Site Electrical Metering ImplementationPlan

Prepared for the U.S. Department of EnergyAssistant Secretary for Environmental Management

Contractor for the U.S. Department of Energyunder Contract DE-AC06-09RL14728

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HNF-34268Revision 8

Hanford Site Electrical Metering Implementation Plan Document Type: IP

C. G. AndersonMission Support Alliance

Date PublishedJune 2017

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P.O. Box 650 Richland, Washington 99352

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HNF-34268Revision 8

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Hanford Site Electrical Metering Implementation Plan HNF-34268 Rev. 8

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The Hanford Site Electrical Metering Implementation Plan is a Mission Support Contract (MSC) contract deliverable to the U.S. Department of Energy, Richland Office (DOE-RL), which is updated annually to satisfy regulatory requirements pertaining to energy management in Federal facilities.

The purpose of this plan is to implement a long term solution that provides the required level of advanced metering by replacing old electrical metering processes with an integrated Meter Data Management System (MDMS) networked on the Hanford Local Area Network (HLAN). Implementation of MDMS includes installation of advanced metering on appropriate buildings. This will improve reliability, efficiency, maintainability, and user access; while also allowing for expansion to meet ever changing industry standards and regulatory requirements.

The current system has components and software running past both lifespan and designed purpose. The system is being incrementally updated where able through base funding, but these upgrades are not sufficient to ensure the system remains operational to meet mission requirements. Several projects must be completed to ensure system reliability, conformity to regulatory requirements, and reduce operating costs.

To date the following progress has been accomplished:

• Advanced Metering Installation

o Installed 155 advanced meters for 425 buildings (section 3.1.1).

o Installed 16 advanced meters in Substation A8, 6 advanced meters in Substation A6 and 6 advanced meters in Substation A9 (section 7.0).

• Interim Solutions (section 5.0)

o Data Loggers Upgrade Project (section 5.1): Phase 1, 2, & 3 are 100% complete, which upgraded 36 data loggers and affected 115 advanced meters. Phase 4 is 33% complete.

o MDAS SQL Server implemented.

o MDAS Converter implemented (section 5.2).

o Electrical Utilities Manual Meter Collection System implemented (section 5.3).

o Meter Reading and Billing System (MRBS) is 90% complete and is in production (section 5.4).

The actions remaining to implement the necessary level of advanced metering include the following (milestones and estimated costs are provided in section 4.0):

• Data Logger Upgrade Project (section 5.1): Completion is estimated for 12/29/17.

• 451B Substation Advanced Metering Upgrade (section 7.0): Completion is estimated for 12/29/2017.

• Meter Data Management System Implementation (section 6.0): Completion is estimated for 11/30/2018.

• There are approximately 672 locations to be evaluated and addressed (section 7.0) to ensure all buildings are metered in accordance with DOE orders. This work is continually required.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 Purpose and Scope ......................................................................................................................... 1

2.0 Requirements and Regulatory Basis ............................................................................................ 1

3.0 Meter Data Management System Overview ................................................................................ 1

Meter Data Acquisition System .............................................................................................. 2 Manual Meter Collection System ........................................................................................... 4 Meter Data Manager ............................................................................................................... 4 Metering System Data Validation and Correlation.............................................................. 4 Electrical Utility Billing System ............................................................................................. 5

4.0 Task Prioritization and Scheduling .............................................................................................. 5

5.0 Interim Solutions ............................................................................................................................ 6

Data Logger Upgrade Project ................................................................................................ 6 MDAS Data Converter ........................................................................................................... 6 Electrical Utilities Manual Meter Collection System ........................................................... 6 Electrical Utility Billing System ............................................................................................. 6

6.0 Meter Data Management System Implementation ..................................................................... 7

7.0 Meter Installations & Upgrades ................................................................................................... 7

Metering New Electrical Service Points ................................................................................ 7 Metering Existing Buildings/Facilities ................................................................................... 8

8.0 MDMS System Needs .................................................................................................................... 9

9.0 Bibliography & References ......................................................................................................... 10

LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1. Meter Data Management System Overview ............................................................................ 2


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APPENDICES Appendix A. Building Prioritization and Metering Cost Effectiveness

Appendix B. Existing Facility Electrical Utility Metering

Appendix C. Metering for Sustainability and Revenue


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ACRONYMS

BPA Bonneville Power Administration

D&D Deactivation and Decommissioning or Decontamination and Decommissioning

DOE U.S. Department of Energy

DOE-ORP DOE Office of River Protection

DOE-RL U.S. Department of Energy, Richland Operations Office

EPAct Energy Policy Act of 2005

EU Electrical Utilities

FDAS Field Data Acquisition System

FEMP Federal Energy Management Program

FY Fiscal Year

GPRS General Packet Radio Service

HLAN Hanford Local Area Network

KYZ Common Switch Contact (Pulse)

MDAS Meter Data Acquisition System

MDMS Meter Data Management System

MMCS Manual Meter Collection System

MRBS Meter Reading & Billing System

MSA Mission Support Alliance

MSC Mission Support Contract

NIST National Institute of Standards and Technology

O&M Operations & Maintenance

RFP Request for Proposal

UL_Series Universal Logger Series

VAR Volt-Ampere Reactive

VOIP Voice Over Internet Protocol

XLeM XL Energy Management

Wh Watt-Hour

WHMData Watt-Hour Meter Data


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1.0 PURPOSE AND SCOPE

The purpose of this document is to define MSA Electrical Utilities (EU) plans for implementing a system for advanced metering of electrical energy in accordance with applicable regulations and standards. The resultant advanced metering system is referred to as the EU Meter Data Management System (MDMS).

This document is only applicable to metering of electrical energy distributed by EU to DOE facilities. Due to regulatory and cyber security issues, the electric utility metering system must be physically and functionally separate from the control of electric power transmission and distribution.

Currently, EU metering reports are compiled in a partially automated process using the Meter Reading and Billing System (MRBS) software system. Facility metering data is only accessible for viewing to a select few MSA personnel. The hardware, software, and human functions that comprise the EU metering system are in a transitional state, but are currently not in compliance with EPAct 2005 or Executive Order 13693 which gives guidance for compliance. Added functionality needs to be procured or created to ensure compliance.

The goal of MDMS implementation is to create a metering system that enables compliance with regulations while providing cost-effective and reliable user access to current, historical, and trended meter data, as close to real-time as possible.

2.0 REQUIREMENTS AND REGULATORY BASIS

Electrical utility metering regulatory requirements are defined by DOE standards and guidance, which provide direction on how upper level requirements (e.g., Federal memorandum, laws, and acts) are to be met. Key DOE standards and guidance that are applicable to the EU metering system are listed below.

• DOE O 436.1, Departmental Sustainability

• Implementing Instructions for Executive Order 13693 Planning for Federal Sustainability in theNext Decade

• DOE Federal Building Metering Guidance

3.0 METER DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM OVERVIEW

The current Hanford Site EU meter system is not a single coherent process and does not constitute a fully functional Meter Data Management System (MDMS). It lacks sufficiently reliable data communication paths to transmit data from the meters to a future MDMS. The existing processes rely heavily on human interaction. Current technology offers a number of cost effective options for upgrading the processes and integrating them into a more functional whole.

A number of options for upgrading the electrical meter system are described by prior engineering studies (e.g., HNF-46650, Reliability Project L-669, Advanced Electrical Metering Feasibility Study and HNF-42320, Feasibility Study for Advanced Electrical & Water Metering at Hanford).


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In Fiscal Year 2015, a design concept for MDMS was developed and related functional requirements were defined in HNF-59050, Hanford Site Electric Utilities Meter Data Management System Functional Requirements. Figure 1. Meter Data Management System Overview provides an overview of the major subsystems and components that comprise MDMS. The basic design concept is consistent with industry practices. Implementation of the design will take advantage of existing non-obsolete systems/equipment. Requirements specific to the MDMS design are documented in HNF-59665, Electrical Utilities Meter Data Management System Design Description.

Figure 1. Meter Data Management System Overview

Meter Data Acquisition System

The purpose of the Meter Data Acquisition System (MDAS) is to integrate and improve the reliability and cost-effectiveness of meter reading, data collection, and some display/reporting. The MDAS will also provide access to meter data by an authorized user and other interfaces.

The MDAS is a server-based system consisting of electric meters, local data collectors (network gateways), communication mechanisms (e.g., HLAN and wireless communications), and software applications. In order to ensure ongoing reliability and cost effectiveness, the system and its components will be chosen to maximize flexibility and reliability of communications and compatibility. Compatibility with Hanford computer systems and network requirements is especially important.


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The MDAS also interfaces with the billing process. The current billing process is primarily an automated system that queries MDMS directly and provides reporting capability through the Meter Reading and Billing System (MRBS). These components will comprise the basis of the MDMS configuration, which will be adjusted and improved over time to maintain compliance and optimum cost effectiveness.

3.1.1 Meters

The standard electric utility meter will be revenue grade and have the capability to provide watt hour, VAR-hour, and demand readings. It will have the flexibility to communicate via Ethernet or wireless (e.g., radio, WLAN, GPRS. LTE/Cellular). It will also be able to communicate via KYZ pulses to enable legacy compatibility with hardware during the system upgrade. The standard meter will also provide a legible digital display for manual reading. Where possible, meters will communicate with the Meter Data Manager either directly or via a local collector. Currently the Elster Alpha A3R has been selected as the standard meter, but it is still being evaluated to ensure system compatibility. These meters will not be fielded site wide until the completion of L-707 and are needed to ensure hardware compatibility with the new MDM acquired in L-902.

Obsolete meters (e.g. Elster A1D, Elster A1R, and Scientific Coulombs JEM) will be replaced with advanced meters that satisfy the current standard as part of new installs, system upgrades, normal maintenance, and support. Upgrades will address the DOE requirements for metering of qualified1 buildings by providing individual advanced metering for those that currently are metered as a group or are manually metered. The most recent official listing of electric utility meters and their locations can be found in HNF-59665. This list is dynamic and EU Engineering should be contacted for up to date meter locations.

3.1.2 Metering Communication System

The communication system for MDMS must be reliable and flexible to ensure accuracy and fidelity of information used for billing. Metering is performed across a wide range of Hanford locations and involves large distances. Many of the locations do not have wired (e.g. Ethernet, RS485, RS232) access and providing such access is cost prohibitive. In order to effectively and economically meter Hanford facilities, use of wireless (e.g., radio, WLAN, GPRS, LTE/Cellular) as well as wired communications is necessary. Currently wireless communications via cellular LTE are being evaluated as there is an initiative to bring this communication pathway to the Hanford site.

3.1.3 Local Collector/Gateway

The local collector (gateway) gathers data from one or more meters and forwards it to the Meter Data Manager. At this time, data servers/loggers are the only non-substation devices that collect data from groups of meters and forwards it to the Meter Data Manager. As upgrades progress, other types of devices (e.g., master meters) may also be used as local collectors. Some meters will communicate directly with the Meter Data Manager. Data loggers/servers will eventually be phased out of the system as

1 For the purposes of this plan, a qualified building is one that has been determined to be an “appropriate” building, as defined by the US DOE Federal Building Metering Guidance document and has not been excluded from metering in accordance with that document.


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they only allow one way meter communication, however their installation is crucial in growing the HLAN Ethernet backbone that the MDMS system goal is built on.

Currently an effort to upgrade all the legacy data loggers/servers is underway. The fourth and final phase was projected to be completed by January of 2017 but has since missed this deadline. It is currently at 33% completion and the project completion is being held up due to a lack of resources. The original deadline was missed due to a craft labor dispute that has now been resolved.

Manual Meter Collection System

The Manual Meter Collection System (MMCS) is used to record data when it is necessary to read meters manually. Generally, this occurs when meters are not connected to MDAS or when there are communication failures. The MMCS uses mobile computers (e.g. handhelds, tablets, or laptops) and metering software that is compatible with Hanford systems and supported by the vendors. This ensures that the data can be easily transferred from the mobile computers to the Meter Data Manager. A temporary EU-MMCS solution is currently in use (section 5.3). Ideally, this process will eventually be eliminated entirely with the completion of Project L-902 Improve or replace Manual Metering Collection System and Meter Data Manager.

Meter Data Manager

The server-based Meter Data Manager collects meter data from MDAS and MMCS, provides power monitoring and reporting functions, and will interface with the EU Billing System. The Meter Data Manager’s user interface will provide the electricity customers and stakeholders with easy access to energy usage data via HLAN connected workstations. The MDMS will also have the ability to provide monthly usage data to facility administrators. Any additional Green Button requirements (refer to DOE Federal Building Metering Guidance) will be addressed, once they have been established by the DOE for Federal facilities.

Currently, basic meter data management functions are provided by commercial software installed on an HLAN server, Power Monitoring Expert (PME), by Schneider Electric. The software was acquired as part of the data logger upgrade effort (see section 5.1) and not intended as a long-term solution. Due to limitations of the temporary MMCS solution, the Meter Data Manager is limited to automated meter data and does not include manual meter data. No Green Button capabilities, which allow utility customers to easily and securely access their energy usage information in a customer-friendly and cost saving format, can be derived from it. A replacement MDM will be procured during project L-902 Improve or replace Manual Metering Collection System and Meter Data Manager. This procured MDM will at the least interface with the Meter Reading and Billing System (MRBS) or may contain a billing module which would replace it.

Metering System Data Validation and Correlation

Analysis of the data and data sources used to administer and maintain the metering system identified significant gaps and inefficiencies. A key step in implementing MDMS and advanced metering will be to establish an integrated mechanism to validate, correlate, and maintain administrative data. Currently methodologies and procedures are being developed to close these gaps.


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Electrical Utility Billing System

Currently billing system functions are performed by a hybrid manual/automated process with the aid of the Meter Reading and Billing Software (MRBS) processes. Billing information is not readily available to stakeholders or site sustainability. When the L-902 is completed, it will include a billing module and communicate with the Hanford billing process. Upon full implementation of the L-901 Upgrade or replace Meter Reading and Billing System, billing data and electrical power usage data will be readily available to stakeholders via an integrated user interface.

4.0 TASK PRIORITIZATION AND SCHEDULING

Implementation of MDMS and interim solutions is and will be prioritized based upon the DOE Cleanup Schedule, metering prioritization process guidance provided in Section IV of DOE Federal Building Metering Guidance, operational needs, and the availability of resources.

Improvement of metering to implement advanced metering of existing buildings will emphasize replacing the least reliable existing meters and metering the Central Plateau, Columbia River pump houses, and other long-term loads.

In order to maintain metering and billing efforts pending the development and implementation of MDMS, the following interim solutions have been implemented. By improving and stabilizing automatic metering and billing processes, as well as ensuring a more accurate dataset is established and maintained, these interim processes facilitate implementation of MDMS. Table 4-1 lists the tasks for implementing metering in the next 5 years.

Table 4-1. Metering Implementation Tasks

Task Cost (ROM) Completion Date Description

Complete Data Logger Upgrade Project

$40,000 12/29/2017 Complete replacement of the obsolete FDAS and XLEMS data loggers and applications (section 5.1).

451B Substation Advanced Metering Upgrade

$45,309 12/29/2017 Install advanced metering on incomers and feeders in the 451B substation (section 7.0).

L-707, Advanced Electrical Metering

$2,360,000(ROM not completed)

FY 2019 Update electric utility metering with advanced metering (i.e., AMI or AMR) devices.

New project, L-901, Upgrade or replace Meter Reading and Billing System (MRBS)

$1,100,000(ROM not completed)

FY 2020 Upgrade MRBS so that it can produce the required annual reports and the most common ad hoc energy usage/billing reports.

New project, L-902, Improve or Replace Manual Metering Collection System and Meter Data Manager

$650,000(ROM not completed)

FY 2020 Improve or replace the current MMCS with system that meets MDMS needs.


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5.0 INTERIM SOLUTIONS

Data Logger Upgrade Project

EU has been transitioning meters from an unsupported Field Data Acquisition System (FDAS), which is running on a single point of failure, to more reliable MDAS data loggers and communication mechanisms. The MDAS data loggers are Schneider Electric Com’X 200 Data Servers/Loggers which provide compatible interfaces for MDMS implementation.

MSA EU base funding is being used to convert from FDAS loggers to MDAS data servers/loggers. As of FY2017, approximately 36 of 60 data loggers were converted to modern data loggers. By completion, the remaining 24 data loggers will be converted to modern data loggers. Loggers only enable one-way communications with meters and therefore will need to be replaced. The benefit of these devices being installed is that they help expand the MDMS communications backbone to enable more advanced meters in the future to be placed. Advanced meters such as AMI and AMR devices enable two way communication and will eliminate the need for loggers.

MDAS Data Converter

The MDAS Data Converter application was developed and implemented in FY 2015. It provides the capability to produce MDAS meter data reports for use in the manual billing process. The MDAS Data Converter is described in HNF-58660, MDAS Data Converter Design Document. As the Meter Reading and Billing System (MRBS) is in production, this software is now scheduled for decommissioning as MRBS now does all of its functions.

Electrical Utilities Manual Meter Collection System

The current MMCS solution is in use and described in HNF-59570, Electrical Utilities Manual Meter Collection System (EU-MMCS) User Document. Meter readings are manually entered into tablets and the meter data is then uploaded from the tablets into MRBS for billing purposes. This configuration has no data connectivity with the Meter Data Manager. MMCS is not an off the shelf supported product. This system is software developed and maintained by the mission support contractor and is operating beyond its design capability. It will be replaced as part of project L-902.

Electrical Utility Billing System

An automated system for EU billing has been developed and is currently maintained by the mission support contractor. The Meter Reading & Billing System (MRBS) automates key billing functions. This allows for improved billing data collection, validation, analysis, and management. The system is described in HNF-10499, Meter Reading & Billing System (MRBS) Software Requirements Specification. The MRBS is not a complete meter billing application. It has been put into production but still has numerous unforeseen bugs and issues. It still requires several additional features to be added to enable annual and custom Hanford report generation. The MRBS must be upgraded to meet mission needs by completing project L-901 which will upgrade or replace MRBS.


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6.0 METER DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION

Implementation of MDMS and interim solutions is being prioritized based upon the DOE Hanford Site Cleanup Schedule, metering prioritization process guidance provided in DOE Federal Building Metering Guidance, and the availability of resources.

In FY 2016, a study performed by Dana Engineering Incorporated (DEI) identified a number of mechanisms and methods for implementing advanced electrical metering at Hanford, while meeting the requirements defined in HNF-59050. The study addressed metering methodologies currently used by five different vendors to provide a wide range of electrical utilities’ metering systems across the nation. The results of the study are documented in HNF-59830, Conceptual Design Basis for Electrical Utilities, Meter Data Management System (MDMS).

The design study addressed a variety of communication methods, including Two-Way-Automatic Communication System (TWACS), cellular, radio, Ethernet, and combinations of these. It examined the strengths and weaknesses of the communication methods, as well as the vendors. After consulting with cyber security, a hybrid design utilizing radio, Ethernet, and RS485/RS232 was chosen. Since the study has been completed, security restrictions on the Hanford site have changed so now a LTE/Cellular system may be evaluated as well.

A suitable MDMS system will be created upon completion of projects L-707, L-901, and L-902. These projects are all scheduled to be completed by the end of Fiscal Year 2020 according to the EU Master Plan HNF-6608 Revision 4, Hanford Site Electrical Utilities Master Plan, but funding is still currently not planned until Fiscal Year 2024. Implementation of MDMS includes the evaluation of buildings and appropriate installation or upgrade of meters, as described in section 7.2

7.0 METER INSTALLATIONS & UPGRADES

As well as the efforts to implement interim metering system upgrades and acquire MDMS, ongoing efforts address the needs/requirements respective to installing new meters and ensuring that existing meters are upgraded to satisfy applicable regulations and direction. The processes for determining whether and when to meter a building should be formalized via a procedure.

Metering New Electrical Service Points

For new electrical service points (e.g., mobile offices), metering will be planned and implemented using the following basic process:

1. As part of the response to electrical service requests, each building to be served will be evaluated to identify whether it is appropriate for metering and therefore a qualified1 building. Qualified buildings will be documented as such. A list of excluded buildings and the basis for exclusion will be maintained.

2. Qualified buildings may be exempted from individual advanced metering, if it is desirable and there is a valid basis for exempting qualified buildings. Exemptions, their basis, and appropriate approval of the exemption will be documented.

3. If not exempted, qualified buildings will have individual advanced metering.

4. Unless qualified for individual metering, buildings may be metered in groups.


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Installation costs for metering new building is paid for by the building owner/manager. Metering will be scheduled based upon the building priority, building availability (e.g., for an outage), and available resources. Every effort is made to meet the building owner’s schedule needs.

Metering Existing Buildings/Facilities

Metering is and will be installed and maintained to support electrical utility billing needs and meet Federal sustainability requirements. In accordance with the DOE Federal Building Metering Guidance, the future life span, size, and energy usage of a building/facility are three major factors used in identifying and prioritizing metering of buildings and facilities for sustainability purposes. In accordance with DOE Federal Building Metering Guidance, the majority of the Hanford buildings owned or leased by DOE can be excluded from advanced metering requirements.

Table 7-1 is a summary of existing DOE owned or leased buildings that need new or upgraded metering to satisfy sustainability upgrades and/or revenue metering requirements. Buildings were selected based upon the building size ≥ 5,000 square feet and/or an intensive use of energy (as shown by FY2014 data). The data was also filtered to limit it to buildings with one of the following statuses: Active, Operating, Operational Standby, or Deactivation.

Table 7-1. Building Metering Upgrades Summary

AREAS: 100 200E 400 600 Totals

Unmetered Large Buildings (Table C- 1) 16 18 17 38 89

Manual Metered Buildings(Table C- 2) 30 159 13 30 232

Total Metering Upgrades or Exceptions 46 177 30 68 321

For existing buildings, metering upgrades will be planned for FY18 – FY19 and implemented using the following basic process:

1. Identify/verify buildings’ use, status, estimated decommissioning/removal date, and whether buildings are qualified 1 or excluded.

2. Identify and address gaps in required metering.

a. Buildings not yet identified or addressed.

b. Qualified buildings that are not individually metered.

c. Excluded buildings that are not metered. Excluded buildings may be metered in groups.

3. Determine whether and/or under what conditions inactive buildings will be metered.

4. Identify buildings that have been excluded and the basis for the exclusion. Ensure all exclusions are documented and approved.

5. Where a qualified building is not individually metered or an excluded building is not metered, determine cost effectiveness of metering using the metering cost effectiveness formula (Appendix A).


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6. Buildings that are un-desirable to be metered, but are required to be, based on applicable regulations, may be exempted from individual advanced metering. These exemptions shall only be given if there is a valid basis such as extreme hazards involved in adding metering, radiological contamination concerns, or environmental risks. Exemptions, their basis, and appropriate approval of the exemption will be documented.

7. Prioritize metering of buildings consistent with the qualification status and DOE Cleanup Schedule.

Metering cost may vary for each building dependent upon a number of factors. Master meters cost more than slave meters and the type of communication connection impacts the cost. Meter additions and changes for advanced metering will be scheduled based upon the building priority, building availability (e.g., for an outage), and available resources.

During FY2016 advanced meters were installed in substations A8 and A9. Advanced meters were installed in substation A6 in FY2017. As shown in Table 7-2, installation of advanced meters in the 451B substation is scheduled for FY2019. Estimates of the costs for installation of advanced meters in each of the substations are provided in Table 7-2.

Table 7-2. Estimated Substation Advanced Meter Installation Costs

A6 A8 A9 451B non-

official ROM Totals Material $48,000 $128,000 $48,000 $34,448 $215,248 Labor $10,800 $28,800 $10,800 $12,600 $63,000

Totals $58,800 $156,800 $58,800 $47,048 $278,248

8.0 MDMS SYSTEM NEEDS

The current system has components and software running past both lifespan and purpose. Some of the hardware is over 40 years old where the general design life is between 10 and 15 years. The system is being incrementally updated where able through base funding. These upgrades are not sufficient to ensure the system remains operational to meet mission requirements. Funding projects L-707, L-901 and L-902 will ensure the system remains operational through the next life cycle upgrade in the 2030 to 2035 timeframe. This will also increase system reliability, ensure conformity to regulatory requirements, and decrease operating costs. Failure to fund any of these projects would result in the system’s inability to meet mission needs.


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9.0 BIBLIOGRAPHY & REFERENCES

1. Public Law 109–58, Aug. 8, 2005, Energy Policy Act of 2005, Section 103, “Energy Use Measurement and Accountability”

2. National Energy Conservation Policy Act (42 U.S.C 8253), Section 543

3. Implementing Instructions for Executive Order 13693 Planning for Federal Sustainability in the Next Decade

4. DOE Federal Building Metering Guidance (per 42 U.S.C. § 8253(e), Metering of Energy Use), November 2014 Update

5. HNF-10499, Meter Reading & Billing System (MRBS), Software Requirements Specification

6. HNF-24564, Electrical Utilities Manual Meter Collection System (EU-MMCS) Requirements Traceability Matrix

7. HNF-42320, Rev. 0, Feasibility Study For Advanced Electrical & Water Metering At Hanford

8. HNF-46650, Reliability Project L-669, Advanced Electrical Metering Feasibility Study

9. HNF-59050, Hanford Site Electric Utilities Meter Data Management System Functional Requirements

10. HNF-59570, Electrical Utilities Manual Meter Collection System (EU-MMCS) User Document

11. HNF-59665, Rev. 0, Electrical Utilities Meter Data Management System Design Description

12. HNF-59830, Conceptual Design Basis for Electrical Utilities, Meter Data Management System (MDMS)

13. HNF-6608 Revision 4, Hanford Site Electrical Utilities Master Plan


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Hanford Site Electrical Metering Implementation Plan HNF-34268 Appendix A. Building Prioritization and Metering Cost Effectiveness Rev. 8

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Appendix A Building Prioritization and Metering Cost

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A. Metering, Cost Effectiveness, and Prioritization

Electrical services to buildings, lights, and other loads are metered for billing and energy efficiency purposes.

A.1. Revenue Metering

Where metering is required for billing purposes, it should be identified as “revenue” metering. The meter data may also be used for other purposes (e.g., energy efficiency).

A.2. Energy Efficiency Metering

Section III of the DOE Federal Building Metering Guidance, November 2014 Update, states all Federal buildings shall be considered “appropriate” for energy metering (including advanced meters and standard meters) unless identified for potential exclusion by meeting one of the exclusion criteria, which it sets forth.

Basically, if a building meets all of the following criteria, it is required to be metered. It may be excluded, if one or more of the criteria are not met.

A.2.1. The building is owned or leased by the DOE.

A.2.2. The DOE pays the utility bill based on actual consumption.

A.2.3. The building has a future lifespan ≥ five years.

A.2.4. The building has an energy-consuming heating or cooling system or significant process loads.

A.2.5. If the building generates electricity that is sold commercially to other parties in the course of regular business, installing meters will not require an impractical shut-down of service.

A.2.6. The building meets one of the size criteria listed in Table A- 1.

Table A- 1. Building Size Criteria 2

Building Function Building Size

Food Service/Sales ≥ 1,000 square feet Warehouse ≥ 25,000 square feet

All others ≥ 5, 000 square feet

2 In instances where Federal buildings below 5,000 square feet are energy intensive (e.g., air traffic control towers), they shall be considered appropriate for metering and not excluded.


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A.3. Metering Cost Effectiveness

The cost effectiveness of metering a building can be determined by dividing the total annualized costs of installation & service by the expected annual savings percentile (Figure A- 1), as shown by the example in Figure A- 2. Metering the building is cost effective, if the resultant minimum annual bill is equal to or less than the annual bill for the building.

For more information about the formula and table, refer to DOE/EE-0312, Guidance for Electric Metering of Federal Buildings, February 3, 2006. Note that the following formula and examples do not address cost savings that would result from eliminating the need to manually read revenue meters.

Figure A- 1. Metering Cost Effectiveness Formula

Table A- 2. Metering Savings Ranges

Action Observed Savings Installation of meters 0 to 2% (the “Hawthorne effect”)

Bill allocation only 2-1/2 to 5% (improved awareness)

Building tune-up 5 to 15% (improved awareness, and identification of simple O&M improvement)

Continuous Commissioning 15 to 45% (improved awareness, ID simple Operations & Maintenance (O&M) improvements, project accomplishment, and continuing management attention)

A typical payback period would be at least 5 years, based upon the exclusion from metering of buildings with future life spans of less than 5 years.

The following example of how the formula is applied an existing building is based upon the following givens and assumptions for that specific building.

• Expected efficiencies (% annual savings) of 10% (refer to DOE/EE-0312).

• Meter purchased for $1,500 and with an installation cost of $3,000.

• Monthly HLAN fee of $150 for metering communications. This is only applicable for meters connected to HLAN.

𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀 𝐴𝐴𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝐴𝐴𝐴𝐴 𝐵𝐵𝑀𝑀𝐴𝐴𝐴𝐴 =( 𝐼𝐼𝑀𝑀𝐼𝐼𝐼𝐼𝐴𝐴𝐴𝐴𝐴𝐴𝐼𝐼𝐼𝐼 𝐶𝐶𝐶𝐶𝐼𝐼𝐼𝐼𝐷𝐷𝐼𝐼𝐼𝐼𝑀𝑀𝐷𝐷𝐼𝐼𝐼𝐼 𝑃𝑃𝐴𝐴𝑃𝑃𝑃𝑃𝐴𝐴𝑃𝑃𝑃𝑃 𝑃𝑃𝐼𝐼𝐷𝐷𝑀𝑀𝐶𝐶𝐼𝐼)+𝐴𝐴𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝐴𝐴𝐴𝐴 𝐶𝐶𝐶𝐶𝐼𝐼𝐼𝐼

𝑃𝑃𝐼𝐼𝐷𝐷𝑃𝑃𝐼𝐼𝑀𝑀𝐼𝐼 𝐴𝐴𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝐴𝐴𝐴𝐴 𝑆𝑆𝐴𝐴𝑆𝑆𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑀𝑆𝑆𝐼𝐼


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Figure A- 2. Cost Effectiveness Example: Advanced Master Meter

Based upon this example, it would be cost effective to install an advanced meter with direct HLAN connection on the subject building, if the building has an annual bill of at least $13,000 and future life expectancy of 5 years or more. Master meters, which collect data from other meters are an example of this type of meter.

Figure A- 3. Cost Effectiveness Example: Advanced Meter without Direct HLAN Connection

Based upon this example, it would be cost effective to install an advanced meter (without direct HLAN connection) on the subject building, if the building has an annual bill of at least $7,000 and future life expectancy of 5 years or more. This type of meter sends data to a local collector and is typically much less expensive to purchase than a master meter, although that cost savings is not factored into this example.

A.4. Metering Prioritization

Section IV of the DOE Federal Building Metering Guidance, November 2014 Update, states that advanced meters or advanced metering devices are to be used to the maximum extent practicable. In recognition of resource constraints, that document also provides guidance for prioritizing metering.

($1,500 + $2,0005 𝑦𝑦𝑦𝑦𝑦𝑦𝑦𝑦𝑦𝑦 )+($50𝑥𝑥12 𝑚𝑚𝑚𝑚𝑚𝑚𝑚𝑚ℎ𝑠𝑠)

0.10= $13,000 Min. Annual Bill

($1,500 + $2,0005 𝑦𝑦𝑦𝑦𝑦𝑦𝑦𝑦𝑦𝑦 )

0.10= $7,000 Min. Annual Bill


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Hanford Site Electrical Metering Implementation Plan HNF-34268 Appendix B. Existing Facility Electrical Utility Metering Rev. 8

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Appendix B

Existing Facility Electrical Utility Metering


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Table B- 1 lists the active electrical utility meters at Hanford at the time this document was written.

Table B- 1. Electrical Utility Meters

Index Meter ID Facility/Building Area 1 MTR-1002 MO-988 100B 2 MTR-1009 Primary Meter 142 CVDF 100K 3 MTR-1010 100K Water Treatment 100K 4 MTR-1011 MO-1115, MO-1309 100K 5 MTR-1013 Primary Meter 105KW 100K 6 MTR-1015 MO-2231, MO-2248, MO-2333 100K 7 MTR-1016 MO-2221, MO-2151, MO-2314 100K 8 MTR-1018 MO-500, MO-054, MO-1106 100K 9 MTR-1019 D&D Trailers Rack K1 100K

10 MTR-1020 1506K2 Conex/Const Power 100K 11 MTR-1036 1804D Pump and Treat 100D 12 MTR-1037 186D Pump and Treat 100D

13 MTR-1039 1806D Pump and Treat 100D 14 MTR-1046 1602H P&T 100H 15 MTR-1049 105-H Monitoring 100H 16 MTR-1054 K Site 3 - On rack for 16 mobiles north of 142-K 100K 17 MTR-1056 1805D Pump & Treat 100D 18 MTR-1058 105D Reactor 100D 19 MTR-1059 MO137, MO138 South of 1804D 100D 20 MTR-1062 0151-KE (STATION SERVICE) AKA 0152-K 100K 21 MTR-1063 182B 100B 22 MTR-1064 181B 100B 23 MTR-1065 181D 100D 24 MTR-1066 105B 100B 25 MTR-1069 0105-N 100N 26 MTR-1070 MO-293, MO-442, MO-806, MO-808, MO-880 (0183-KE) 100K

27 MTR-1072 182-D - PUMP STATION AT RESERVOIR. 100D 28 MTR-2001 241T Farm Power 200W 29 MTR-2002 241TX Power 200W 30 MTR-2003 241TC, Air Mon, 241TY 200W 31 MTR-2004 216-ZP1A Well YE1 200W 32 MTR-2005 MO2100, MO2101, MO2102, MO2301, MO2302 200W 33 MTR-2006 2713-WB - ON XFMR C6547P AT FDNW CONSTRUCTION VILLAGE 200W


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Index Meter ID Facility/Building Area 34 MTR-2007 2620W 200W 35 MTR-2008 2336W, WRAP, Primary Meter 200W 36 MTR-2009 2404WA 200W 37 MTR-2010 2404WB 200W 38 MTR-2011 2404WC 200W 39 MTR-2012 HE-RTR-01 200W 40 MTR-2013 2404WC/Mobile Assay Unit (MBAU-1) 200W 41 MTR-2014 MO444, MO446, Air Monitor 200W 42 MTR-2015 MO2154 200W 43 MTR-2016 MO289 200W 44 MTR-2017 MO618 200W 45 MTR-2018 MO760 200W 46 MTR-2019 MO264 200W 47 MTR-2020 Primary Meter U Farm 200W 48 MTR-2021 241U Farm Ltg. Change Tlr 200W 49 MTR-2022 241U Farm Dilution System 200W 50 MTR-2024 272S Trailer 200W 51 MTR-2025 241S, 241SX Lighting, 244S 200W 52 MTR-2026 241S 200W 53 MTR-2027 2754W 5-Wide, MO495 200W 54 MTR-2029 MO2109, MO2110, MO2111, MO2304, MO2305 (Z-PLANT) 200W 55 MTR-2030 MO2112, MO2113 200W 56 MTR-2031 MO273 200W 57 MTR-2035 289TC 200W 58 MTR-2036 MO287 200W 59 MTR-2037 MO-278, MO-279 at 283-W 200W 60 MTR-2039 283W 200W 61 MTR-2040 2719WB 200W 62 MTR-2041 2702Z 200W 63 MTR-2042 291T, 2712T 200W 64 MTR-2043 2403WC, 2403WD, 2403WA, 2403WB 200W 65 MTR-2044 MO409 200W 66 MTR-2045 PFP RK-2 200W 67 MTR-2046 PFP RK-2 200W 68 MTR-2047 MO-235, 275W Lights 200W 69 MTR-2049 2506W, MO412 200W 70 MTR-2051 MO616 - NEAR 272-WA 200W


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Index Meter ID Facility/Building Area 71 MTR-2053 227-S - ON C6550L BY WAREHOUSE 200W 72 MTR-2054 235-5Z-BE - BY C6999P 200W 73 MTR-2056 218-W-3A - BY MO873, H8X918 200W 74 MTR-2057 2707-SX - ON POLE FOR C5998L 200W 75 MTR-2060 HLAN Hub 2506W4 200W 76 MTR-2061 2705S 200W 77 MTR-2062 MO648, MO2171 200W 78 MTR-2063 MO2162 200W 79 MTR-2064 MO2124 200W 80 MTR-2065 2405-W ERDF MAINTENANCE SHOP 200W 81 MTR-2067 218W4B TRAILERS 200W 82 MTR-2068 MO-821 T FARM CHANGE TRAILER 200W 83 MTR-2070 241-SX-271 200W 84 MTR-2072 2713-S - Office Bldg W. of 2704-S 200W 85 MTR-2083 218-W-4B NGR - LLBG E. OF DAYTON 200W 86 MTR-2085 289TB - PT TRANSFER BLDG AT 23RD & ALBANY 200W 87 MTR-2086 289TE - INJ WELL SO. OF 23RD PAST T-FARM 200W 88 MTR-2088 289TF - P&T E OF S/SX FARM 200W 89 MTR-2089 289T P&T 200W 90 MTR-2091 289TA P&T RAD BLDG 200W 91 MTR-2095 2401W 200W 92 MTR-2096 224-T - OUTSIDE S. WALL 277/480 200W 93 MTR-2098 2220W BY PATROL TRLR AT Z-PLANT 200W 94 MTR-2099 MO244 200W 95 MTR-2100 MO011 200W 96 MTR-2101 MO249 200W 97 MTR-2102 MO250 200W 98 MTR-2103 275W BY STEPS ON E. SIDE OF BLDG 200W 99 MTR-2105 2740-W ON WEST WALL OF OFFICE BUILDING WEST OF WRAP 200W

100 MTR-2107 MO-291 OUTSIDE WEST OF 222-S 200W 101 MTR-2108 2713-W - ON WEST SIDE, NORTH OF 272W 200W 102 MTR-2109 MO-290. EAST OF MO-290 NEXT TO MO-250 200W 103 MTR-2111 MO-369, NORTH OF T-PLANT 200W 104 MTR-2113 2715-WA - BY C6144P AT 272-WA 200W 105 MTR-2114 2713-WC - PESTICIDE WASH BUILDING EAST OF 2713-W 200W 106 MTR-2115 MO-906 - NORTH OF T PLANT 200W 107 MTR-2118 2607-Z SEWER LIFT STATION (SOUTH OF 2220-W) 200W


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Index Meter ID Facility/Building Area 108 MTR-2119 216Z9A - SOIL VAPOR EXTRACTION 200W 109 MTR-2121 MO-223 - LTR TRAILER 200W 110 MTR-2122 273W - WAREHOUSE BEHIND 275W ON 21ST AND BELOIT 200W 111 MTR-2123 MO437 & MO438 - 19TH AND MW DRIVE 200W 112 MTR-2126 219-S - ON REDOX ROAD, NORTH OF 222S 200W 113 MTR-2127 CWC - ON XFMR PAD BY 2402WE 200W 114 MTR-2128 282-W/WC - IN BOX ON CABINET BY C6446P 200W 115 MTR-2129 RMW - 218W5-252 - NORTH OF WRAP ON DAYTON 200W 116 MTR-2130 CWC LOADING DOCK - EAST OF 2402WG ON DAYTON 200W 117 MTR-2131 RMW - 218W5-252A - NORTH OF WRAP ON DAYTON 200W 118 MTR-2132 272S - ON POLE SOUTH OF 272S 200W 119 MTR-2133 PFP RK3 - BY MO2121, F8X932 200W 120 MTR-2136 272WA TRAILERS 200W 121 MTR-2137 MO-743 - SIGN SHOP S. OF 272WA 200W 122 MTR-2138 225-W LIQUID EFFLUENT PUMP STATION S. OF 2220W 200W 123 MTR-2139 MO-037 - ON XFMR C6619P NEAR 2704S 200W 124 MTR-2140 SEWER LAGOON - AT NE CORNER OF 200W 600 125 MTR-2144 254-E TRANSFORMER SHOP IN EU BONEYARD 200E 126 MTR-2145 MO-286 NEAR 2727E 200E 127 MTR-2146 2751E - OUTSIDE ON XFMR C6133L 200E 128 MTR-2147 2753E, ON EAST SIDE OF BLDG. 200E 129 MTR-2148 MO2215, MO2216 S&GW Mobiles Unsecured Core Area North 200E 130 MTR-2149 CORE TRAILERS SOUTH OF 2753-E, C7052L 200E 131 MTR-2150 CORE TRAILERS SOUTH OF 2753-E, C7053L 200E 132 MTR-2151 2610E, UNSECURED CORE AREA 200E 133 MTR-2152 2268E, UNSECURED CORE AREA 200E 134 MTR-2153 2269E, UNSECURED CORE AREA 200E 135 MTR-2154 2611E, UNSECURED CORE AREA 200E 136 MTR-2155 UNSECURED CORE WEST TRAILERS 200E 137 MTR-2156 MO-2214 D&D TRAILERS AT 200-E BALTIMORE ENTRY 200E 138 MTR-2157 MO234 - NEAR 2101M 200E 139 MTR-2158 MO-252, MO-253, BY 2101M 200E 140 MTR-2160 2266E, CLOSURE SUPPORT CENTER 200E 141 MTR-2161 273E, ACROSS FROM 2711E 200E 142 MTR-2162 POLE SOUTHEAST OF 274E 200E 143 MTR-2164 MO-722, ON WEST SIDE OF TRAILER NORTH OF 274-E 200E 144 MTR-2165 2715-EC & ED, ON POLE WEST OF 2715-EC, NORTH OF MO-722 200E


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Index Meter ID Facility/Building Area 145 MTR-2166 275E-BA 200E 146 MTR-2167 SOUTH OF 4TH STREET, ACROSS FROM MO257 & MO256 200E 147 MTR-2168 MO-266 ON RACK BETWEEN TRAILERS 200E 148 MTR-2169 PRIMARY METER EAST OF CSB 200E 149 MTR-2170 2506E2 - On pole at HLAN Hub by 272-AW 200E 150 MTR-2171 2506E3 - On C6010L by 2719-EA 200E 151 MTR-2172 C-100 Trailers off XFMR C6749L 200E 152 MTR-2173 221B Stack Service 200E 153 MTR-2174 6293 - On Pedestal by Trlr 600 154 MTR-2175 6290 - Crane and Rigging 600 155 MTR-2176 C-FARM SKID SUB 200E 156 MTR-2177 WTP Insulation Bldgs. 200E 157 MTR-2180 12B RETRIEVAL 200E 158 MTR-2181 MO-723, AND TRAILERS NORTH OF CSB GATE 200E 159 MTR-2182 2701-HV NORTH OF C6807P 200E 160 MTR-2183 282EC 200E 161 MTR-2185 MO-2237, MO-2238 - 12B RETRIEVAL 200E 162 MTR-2186 MO-596, MO-597, MO-598, MO-599 S. OF C FARM 200E 163 MTR-2187 MO-588, MO-589, MO-590, MO-591, MO-592, MO-593, MO-594, MO-595 200E 164 MTR-2188 2506E4 - NORTH OF PUREX 200E 165 MTR-2189 MO279 200W 166 MTR-2190 2719EA - Electrician Shop 200E 167 MTR-2191 242BL - On North Side of 242B 200E 168 MTR-2192 242B - On west side of bldg. 200E 169 MTR-2193 224B - ON POLE NE OF 224-B 200E 170 MTR-2194 294-B INTERSECTION OF BALTIMORE AND 7TH 200E 171 MTR-2195 MO-414 - ON XFMR IN PARKING LOT 200E 172 MTR-2196 242-AL-11 (LERF BASINS) 200E 173 MTR-2197 241-A ALT - ON POLE IN NORTH PARKING LOT OF 272AW 200E 174 MTR-2199 2220-E - HANFORD SWITCH FACILITY ACROSS FROM 2721EA 200E 175 MTR-2200 MO725 HWVP - ON EAST SIDE OF MO-725 200E 176 MTR-2201 2715-AW 200E 177 MTR-2202 274AW - On side of C6396L 200E

178 MTR-2203 MO850 - HWVP 200E 179 MTR-2205 225E - PUMP STATION #2 200E 180 MTR-2206 2711E 200E


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Index Meter ID Facility/Building Area 181 MTR-2207 2025EA - WEST OF 2025E 200E 182 MTR-2208 277A FAB SHOPS ACROSS FROM AZ TANK FARM 200E 183 MTR-2209 241-BY PRIMARY METER ON POLE NORTH OF 241-BY TF 200E 184 MTR-2210 241-AY-051 - BY WEST FENCE OF 241AY TANK FARM 200E 185 MTR-2211 2703-E - ON SOUTH SIDE, WEST OF ELECTRICIAN SHOP 200E 186 MTR-2212 211-BA ON POLE NORTH OF B-PLANT 200E 187 MTR-2213 244-BX - ON POLE AT EAST SIDE OF 241-BX FARM BY MO824 200E 188 MTR-2214 272HV - CSB 4WIDE NEAR C6806P 200E 189 MTR-2215 2721EA - ON NORTH SIDE OF FACILITY 200E 190 MTR-2216 2753E TRAILERS, ON C6221L 200E 191 MTR-2219 2230 Shop, Off Baltimore, South of B-Plant 200E 192 MTR-2220 MO-294, WEST OF 2721EA 200E 193 MTR-2222 MO-565, NORTH OF 244AR BY POWER PANEL 200E

194 MTR-2224 2752-E 200E 195 MTR-2225 Purex 202A 200E 196 MTR-2227 222S – Bus #2 200W 197 MTR-2231 2720-EA PATROL OFFICE 200E 198 MTR-2232 272WA 200W 199 MTR-2233 2506E1 200E 200 MTR-2234 2721E 200E 201 MTR-2237 2101M 200E 202 MTR-2243 225B - Bus #1 200E 203 MTR-2245 225BG 200E 204 MTR-2246 2704HV 200E 205 MTR-2248 282E 200E 206 MTR-2249 2025E BUS 1 200E 207 MTR-2251 2025E PRIMARY METER 200E 208 MTR-2252 241-AP TANK FARM 200E 209 MTR-2253 241-AN TANK FARM 200E 210 MTR-2254 242-A 200E 211 MTR-2255 241-AW TANK FARM 200E 212 MTR-2256 272AW 200E 213 MTR-2258 241-AY/AZ VENT STATION 200E 214 MTR-2259 251E STATIONS SERVICE 200E 215 MTR-2262 IDF TRAILERS 200E 216 MTR-2263 IDF CELLS 200E


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Index Meter ID Facility/Building Area 217 MTR-2264 241-B, LIGHTING 200E 218 MTR-2265 242A-BA 200E 219 MTR-2267 211ED, 212ED TENTS AT 2711E 200E 220 MTR-2269 AW FARM TRAILERS 200E 221 MTR-2270 MO-493 200E 222 MTR-2271 218A 200E 223 MTR-2273 C-FARM MOBILES 200E 224 MTR-2275 C-FARM MO-512 200E 225 MTR-2276 AW FARM TRAILERS 200E 226 MTR-2277 B-PLANT TRAILERS (MO408, MO410, MO029, MO995, MO400, MO232, MO444. MO446) 200E 227 MTR-2279 MO-2209 200E 228 MTR-2280 2101-HV, 2902-HV82 200E 229 MTR-2281 0283-E-BA (ESPC) 200E 230 MTR-2287 MO-412 (JANITORIAL) 200W 231 MTR-2288 MO-155 (0272-HV) 200E 232 MTR-2289 0204-AR 200E 233 MTR-2290 MO-354, MO-386 (2400-E) 200E 234 MTR-2291 0244-AR-715 CLOSED LOOP COOLING SYSTEM 200E 235 MTR-2292 2727-E 200E 236 MTR-2295 0216-Z-1A SOIL VAPOR EXTRACTION (0200-ZP-2) 200W 237 MTR-2296 0241-AZ-156 200E 238 MTR-2297 2706-T, 2706-TA, 2706-TB, MO-433 200W 239 MTR-2301 241SY Exhauster Service. Backup to primary meter. 200W 240 MTR-2303 234-5-Z - EAST SWITCHGEAR ROOM 266. 200W 241 MTR-2305 291-Z - ROOM 500 200W 242 MTR-2307 221-T - DOOR #13, DOWNSTAIRS IN GALLERY ON LEFT 200W 243 MTR-2309 243-G - IN SUBSTATION C8-S83 E. OF 241-AP, NEED KEY. 200E 244 MTR-2310 252-S - NORTH OF 241-SY TANK FARM. 200W 245 MTR-2312 202-S - JEM METER ON NEW SWITCHGEAR. 200 246 MTR-2314 6241-A - W SIDE OF BELOIT, AND S OF UP-1. NEED KEY. 200E 247 MTR-2321 HS0065, Chem Storage at 222S 200W 248 MTR-2325 M0-2251 200E 249 MTR-3002 TRAILERS NORTH OF 300 AREA 300 250 MTR-3003 MO420, West of Route 4S, inside fence. 600 251 MTR-3005 318-BA - ON ESPC BOILER ANNEX WEST OF 318 200E 252 MTR-3006 325-BA - ON ESPC BOILER ANNEX WEST OF 325. 200E 253 MTR-3007 331-BA - ON ESPC BOILER ANNEX BY 331 200E


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Index Meter ID Facility/Building Area 254 MTR-4001 On C6881P, NE of 4704 400 255 MTR-4002 4732B 400 256 MTR-4003 4732C 400 257 MTR-4004 4790A VERIZON SKID 400 258 MTR-4006 403 (FSF), 480-D, 4713-D 400 259 MTR-4007 B-190 fed aerial from C5-3 400 260 MTR-6001 689, HX Pump and Treat Building 100H 261 MTR-6002 100K Pump and Treat 100K 262 MTR-6003 ARRA Tool Crib & Conex 100K 263 MTR-6006 1608KA Treatment Facility 100K 264 MTR-6007 MO-175, MO-176 100K 265 MTR-6008 1607K XFR Pump Bldg #1 100K 266 MTR-6009 1607KA XFR Pump 100K 267 MTR-6010 1604K Treatment Facility 100K 268 MTR-6011 1606K XFR Pump Bldg #2 100K 269 MTR-6012 1606KA Treatment Fac. 100K 270 MTR-6014 6221N ERDS 600 271 MTR-6015 Air Monitor N468, N514, N515 100D 272 MTR-6017 Bldg. 6265 WSCF 600 273 MTR-6018 ERDF 600 274 MTR-6019 MO607, MO604 600 275 MTR-6021 MO185, MO186, MO187 600 276 MTR-6023 BLDG 6266B - ON WALL BY C6412P 600 277 MTR-6024 ERDF Trailers (MO625, MO651, …) 600 278 MTR-6026 6618D - AT ERDF ON RACK NEAR C7172P 600 279 MTR-6028 289TD - INJECTION TRANSFER BLDG #1 200W 280 MTR-6029 ERDF CONTAINER MAINTENANCE FACILITY 600 281 MTR-6030 ERDF OPS&SHOP - OPERATIONS CENTER 600 282 MTR-6031 6265-A WSCF STORAGE 600 283 MTR-6032 6269 WSCF GARAGE 600 284 MTR-6033 BLDG 6268 600 285 MTR-6034 BLDG 6267 AT WSCF 600 286 MTR-6036 PRIMARY METER AT 622 WEATHER STATION EAST OF ROUTE 3N 600 287 MTR-6037 MO-6110 - ON RACK BY TRLR. W. OF 622-R WEATHER STATION. 600 288 MTR-6038 630 - TELECOM BLDG. GABLE MTN. 600 289 MTR-6039 609A - FIRE STATION COMPLEX 600 290 MTR-6041 MO-292 - WEST OF 609A FIRE STATION 600


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Index Meter ID Facility/Building Area 291 MTR-6042 609G - WEST OF 609A FIRE STATION 600 292 MTR-6043 609 - CENTRAL FIRE STATION BOILER 600 293 MTR-6045 BC CRIB PUMPS - SOUTH OF 200E 600 294 MTR-6046 East of ETF - 5 miles down gravel road. 600 295 MTR-6047 6291 FUELING FACILITY 600 296 MTR-6048 6653-A EAST OF ETF. 2 MILES DOWN GRAVEL ROAD 600 297 MTR-6049 US CELLULAR BY AT&T CELL TOWER 600 298 MTR-6050 676 - VERIZON SKID AT 609 ON H8X885 600 299 MTR-6052 609J BREATHING AIR FACILITY 600 300 MTR-6053 MO502 AT 609 ON H8X884 600 301 MTR-6058 616 BLDG NORTH OF 200 AREA FIRE STATION 600 302 MTR-6059 623-B SPRINT CELL TOWER ON EAST END OF GABLE 600 303 MTR-6060 506-BA - OLD TELEPHONE BUILDING EAST OF 200 AREA FIRE STATION 600 304 MTR-6061 COLD TEST FACILITY - EAST OF 200 AREA FIRE STATION 600 305 MTR-6062 609 ON POLE BEHIND FIRE STATION 600 306 MTR-6063 618-10-2 600 307 MTR-6064 618-10-1 600 308 MTR-6068 618-10-4 600 309 MTR-6069 618-10-3 600 310 MTR-6070 618-10-5 600 311 MTR-6071 Met Tower, South of 400 Area 600 312 MTR-6072 A8 – SS#1, A8 STATION SERVICE #1 200/600 313 MTR-6075 MO-315 (0622-R) 600 314 MTR-6076 MO-280 (WSCF) 600 315 MTR-6077 6270 600 316 MTR-6078 6266, 6266-A 600 317 MTR-6079 6618-C 600 318 MTR-B5001 451B - C5X1. Serves: 400 Area Loads C5-3 400 319 MTR-B5002 451B - C5X2. Serves: FMEF (427) C5-S52 400 320 MTR-B5004 451B - C5X4. Serves: FFTF Backup 400 321 MTR-B5012 451B - C5X12. Serves: 400 Area Loads C5-4 400 322 MTR-B5013 451B - C5X13. Serves: 4608-B, AIR SAMPLER (C5X13) 400 323 MTR-B5015 451B - C5X15. Serves: MASF (437) C5-S09 & S10 400 324 MTR-2328

200E

325 MTR-2300 Check this. It may be invalid. 200E 326 MTR-2298 2751-E

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Index Meter ID Facility/Building Area 328 MTR-2302 Lights North of 2701-HV

329 MTR-2304 234-5-Z - E. SWTCHGR RM 266, G. GRAVES, 1ST OFFICE ON LEFT

330 MTR-2306 291-Z - ROOM 500

331 MTR-2308 221-T - DOOR #13, DOWNSTAIRS IN GALLERY ON LEFT

332 MTR-2311 252-S - NORTH OF 241-SY TANK FARM.

333 MTR-2313 202-S - JEM METER ON NEW SWITCHGEAR.

334 MTR-2315 6241-A - W SIDE OF BELOIT, AND S OF UP-1. NEED KEY.

335 MTR-3001 310 TEDF (North of 300 Area)

336 MTR-3004 Navy Salt, West of Route 4S

337 MTR-3008 351 D&D TMP PWR - ON POLE AT F3X409 ON C3L2 INSIDE FENCE.

338 MTR-4005 4790A SPRINT CELL TOWER

339 MTR-4008 Location: C5-S04-B Sub - Stays On

340 MTR-4009 Location: C5-S04-A Sub - Stays On

341 MTR-6004 Queue Lights/Frisking Trailer

342 MTR-6005 BHI Group 4 Remedial Trailers

343 MTR-6013 N Springs

344 MTR-6020 ERDF TRUCK MAINT YARD PERIM LTS

345 MTR-6025 MO188, WSCF NEAR BLDG 6267

346 MTR-6027 BATCH PLANT - AT ERDF

347 MTR-6035 ERDF CTA - XFMR C6821P

348 MTR-6040 6241V, 241EW151 AT 609A FIRE STATION BY XFMR

349 MTR-6044 PIT 30 ON SIDE OF XFMR C6319P

350 MTR-6051 676 - SPRINT AT 609 ON H8X298

351 MTR-6054 AT&T CELL TOWER - BY 506BA

352 MTR-6055 VERIZON CELL TOWER - BY 506BA

353 MTR-6056 6220 ERDS TOWER WEST OF GABLE

354 MTR-6057 SPRINT TOWER BY 506-BA

355 MTR-6065 ROADWAY LIGHTING AT 618-10

356 MTR-6066 WELLS 1&2 NEAR 618-10

357 MTR-6067 Booster Pumps Near 618-10

358 MTR-6073 A8 – SS#1, A8 STATION SERVICE #2

359 MTR-A8001 A8 - C8X1

360 MTR-A8002 A8 - C8X2

361 MTR-A8003 A8 - C8X3

362 MTR-A8004 A8 - C8X4

363 MTR-A8005 A8 - C8X5


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Index Meter ID Facility/Building Area 364 MTR-A8006 A8 - C8X6

365 MTR-A8007 A8 - C8X7

366 MTR-A8008 A8 - C8X8

367 MTR-A8009 A8 - C8X9

368 MTR-A8013 A8 - C8X13

369 MTR-A8014 A8 – C8X14

370 MTR-A8015 A8 - C8X15

371 MTR-A8100 Monitors A8 - C8X100. MDAS gateway for other A8 ION8650s.

372 MTR-A8200 A8 - C8X200

373 MTR-A9003 A9 - C9X3

374 MTR-A9004 A9 - C9X4

375 MTR-A9100 A9 - C9X100

376 MTR-A9200 A9 - C9X200

377 MTR-B5005 451B - C5X5. Serves: LIGO

378 MTR-B5014 451B - C5X14. Serves: FSF (403) C5-S02

379 MTR-B5017 451B - C5X17. Serves: FMEF (427) C5-S51

380 MTR-B5100 451B - C5X100. Location: Main

381 MTR-B5200 451B - C5X200. Location: Main

382 MTR-A9001 152K – C9X1

383 MTR-A9002 152K – C9X2

384 MTR-2317 Sprint Service at 2506E4

385 MTR-A6100 251E C6X100

386 MTR-A6200 251E C6X200

387 MTR-A6001 251E C6X1

388 MTR-A6002 251E C6X2

389 MTR-A6003 251E C6X3

390 MTR-A6004 251E C6X4

391 MTR-1074 105KW Annex- Sludge Treatment, F7X41 at Xfmr C7320P

392 MTR-1017 A9 Perimeter Lighting

393 MTR-1012 105KW Perimeter Lighting

394 MTR-1014 105KW Air Handler

395 MTR-1021 Hot Start Plugs

396 MTR-1022 MO-1111, MO-1112, MO-1303

397 MTR-1023 105KE D&D TEMP SE MTR RACK

398 MTR-1033 Bio Remediation

399 MTR-1040 WCH Temp Mobiles


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Index Meter ID Facility/Building Area 400 MTR-1045 Well HE-37

401 MTR-1052 ARRA Mobile Conex & Light

402 MTR-1053 142K Parking Lot Lights

403 MTR-1057 Queue Lights NE of 105KE

404 MTR-1060 Well WE-11 at 189K

405 MTR-1061 S&GW Well XE5

406 MTR-1071 1720-K D&D - ON RACK BY FLAG POLE, F7X34.

407 MTR-1073 182-D - PUMP STATION AT RESERVOIR.

408 MTR-2023 Valve Pit Heaters. Air Mon, Vault Leak Detector

409 MTR-2028 D&D Stor, PKG Lot LTG

410 MTR-2033 291-U

411 MTR-2034 243-5Z-BA

412 MTR-2048 219S, 222S-BA

413 MTR-2050 PFP GATE 8

414 MTR-2052 241-T GW WELLS -E. OF T-FARM ON F8X908

415 MTR-2055 235-5Z-BE - BY C7000P

416 MTR-2058 Pump & Treat Tarp Service

417 MTR-2066 2719WB X-RAY

418 MTR-2069 MO2159, MO2160, MO2161, MO2312, MO2313

419 MTR-2071 FORMER 289T TEMP CONSTRUCTION

420 MTR-2073 WELL YE2 - PT WELL AT 22ND & CAMDEN

421 MTR-2074 WELL YE7 - PT WELL AT 23RD & BRIDGEPORT

422 MTR-2075 WELL YE8 - PT WELL AT 23RD & BELOIT

423 MTR-2076 WELL YE10 - PT WELL AT 19TH & CAMDEN

424 MTR-2077 WELL YE12 - PT WELL AT 19TH & BRIDGEPORT

425 MTR-2078 WELL YE19 - PT WELL ON ALBANY NO. OF 20TH

426 MTR-2079 WELL YE18 - PT WELLON ALBANY NO. OF 23RD

427 MTR-2080 WELL YE15 - PT WELL AT 19TH & BELOIT

428 MTR-2081 WELL YE16 - PT WELL W. OF TY FARM

429 MTR-2082 WELL YE9 - PT WELL ON CAMDEN NO. OF 16TH

430 MTR-2084 PFP PORTABLE SUB #1

431 MTR-2087 PFP PORTABLE SUB #2

432 MTR-2090 289T P&T

433 MTR-2092 PFP CHILLERS

434 MTR-2093 222-S HEAT #1

435 MTR-2094 222-S HEAT #2


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Index Meter ID Facility/Building Area 436 MTR-2097 224-T - OUTSITE S. WALL 120/240

437 MTR-2104 275-W INSIDE FENCE ON LOADING DOCK AT N. SIDE OF BLDG

438 MTR-2106 222SA - ON FRONT OF BLDG, EAST OF 222-S LABS

439 MTR-2110 283W WEST SIDE

440 MTR-2112 2713W, ON NORTH SIDE

441 MTR-2124 200CC BA - 19TH AND BRIDGEPORT ON SIDE OF BLDG

442 MTR-2125 TRU LIGHTS - DAYTON NEAR MO760 & MO264

443 MTR-2134 241S - On pole outside 241-S Tank Farm on West Side

444 MTR-2135 TEMP D&D - NEAR 2712U

445 MTR-2141 TRUCK HEATERS BETWEEN MO235 AND 2713W

446 MTR-2142 MO-2154 - METER RACK #1 E

447 MTR-2143 2101M SUBSTATION ELECTRICIANS SHOP

448 MTR-2159 MO-2210, NEAR MO-253 AND MO-252 BY 2101M

449 MTR-2163 274-E, SOUTHWEST OF 2266E

450 MTR-2178 Parking Lot Lighting - NE of 2266E

451 MTR-2179 284E TEMPORARY POWER

452 MTR-2184 282EC

453 MTR-2217 MO276 - WEST OF 2753E

454 MTR-2218 MO285 - WEST OF 2753E

455 MTR-2221 283E - NORTHEAST CORNER OF BLDG

456 MTR-2223 241-C-106 SLUICE PUMPS

457 MTR-2226 Purex 202A

458 MTR-2228 222S – Bus #1

459 MTR-2229 2336-W, WRAP, Bus #1

460 MTR-2230 2336-W, WRAP, Bus #2

461 MTR-2238 2750E (WING A,B,C) SUBMETER, Data is Not Used.

462 MTR-2239 2750E (WING A,B,C)

463 MTR-2240 2750E WING D

464 MTR-2241 212H, MO254, MO434

465 MTR-2242 272HV, MO723 PRIMARY METER

466 MTR-2244 225B - Bus #2

467 MTR-2247 2704HV (WATER METER)

468 MTR-2250 2025E BUS 2 (MO-148, MO-251, MO-269)

469 MTR-2257 WTP TC

470 MTR-2260 200W WELLS Y324, YE25

471 MTR-2261 MO-179 - BY 6290

472 MTR-2266 MO-148, SOUTH OF ETF


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Index Meter ID Facility/Building Area 473 MTR-2268 WELL BP-5

474 MTR-2272 C-FARM MARS PROJECT

475 MTR-2274 C-FARM EGRESS TRAILER

476 MTR-2278 225B-BA

477 MTR-2282 0241-C-200 SKID

478 MTR-2283 0241-S DILUTION

479 MTR-2284 MO-254, MO-434 (0212-H)

480 MTR-2285 MO-407 (2101-M)

481 MTR-2286 MO-413 (2101-M)

482 MTR-2293 0270-Z

483 MTR-2294 D&D TEMPORARY POWER (2712-U)

484 MTR-2329 241-AP-271 200 485 MTR-2330 MO-2249, MO-2250 200E 486 MTR-B5016 451B - C5X16. LIGO Alt. Feed 400 487 MTR-2331 204-AR Trailers: MO098, MO164, MO173, & MO174 200E 488 MTR-2332 MO-194, MO-195 200E


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Hanford Site Electrical Metering Implementation Plan HNF-34268 Appendix C. Metering for Sustainability and Revenue Rev. 8

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Appendix C

Metering for Sustainability and Revenue


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LIST OF TABLES

Table C- 1. Unmetered Large Buildings .................................................................................................. 3

Table C- 2. Exclusively Manual Metered Buildings ............................................................................... 7


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Table C- 1 lists the DOE owned or leased buildings that are not metered and either equal or exceed 5,000 square feet in size or have an intensive use of energy. The list is filtered to include only buildings that also have one of the following statuses: Active, Operating, Operational Standby, or Deactivation.

Table C- 1. Unmetered Large Buildings

Inde

x Building Code Official Name Facility Type Status Size (Sq Ft)

Ownership

1 105C COCOONED REACTOR BUILDING B SD Pending D+D

11453 Government Owned

2 105DR COCOONED REACTOR BUILDING B SD Pending D+D


3 105F COCOONED REACTOR BUILDING B SD Pending D+D


4 105KE COCOONED REACTOR BUILDING B SD Pending D+D


5 115KW GAS RECIRCULATION BUILDING B SD Pending D+D


6 1162 FLAMMABLE MATERIAL STORAGE B Operating 8900 Leased 7 1163 CENTRAL WAREHOUSE B Operating 23420 Leased 8 1170 ENERGY SOLUTIONS B Operating 6657 Leased 9 142K 142K MAINTENANCE FACILITY B Operating 27168 Government Owned

10 165KE POWER CONTROL BUILDING B SD Pending D+D


11 165KW POWER CONTROL BUILDING B SD Pending D+D


12 166KE OIL STORAGE VAULT B SD Pending D+D


13 166KW OIL STORAGE VAULT B SD Pending D+D


14 167K CROSS TIE TUNNEL BUILDING B SD Pending D+D


15 1724K MAINTENANCE SHOP B SD Pending D+D


16 1979SNYDER MULTI-TENANT TWO STORY OFFICE BUILDING

BLDG Operating 12038 Leased

17 1981SNYDER OFFICE BUILDING BLDG Operating 21233 Leased 18 2061BTLR-LP LOCKSMITH BUILDING B Operating 6867 Leased 19 2106HV HWVP STORAGE BLDG (SPRUNG

DOME) B Operating 6648 Government Owned

20 211A CHEMICAL MAKEUP TANK FARM AND PUMP HOUSE

B SD Pending D+D


21 212B FISSION PRODUCTS LOAD OUT STATION

B SD Pending D+D


22 221U U PLANT CANYON BUILDING B SD Pending D+D


23 222B OFFICE BUILDING B SD Pending D+D



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Inde


Ownership

24 222T OFFICE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

B SD Pending D+D


25 2256WTP COMBINATION SHOP EAST OF VITRIFICATION BLDG

B Operating 32000 Government Owned

26 2261STEVENS OFFICE BUILDING BLDG Operating 21233 Leased 27 231Z MATERIALS ENGINEERING

LABORATORY B SD Pending

D+D 62312 Government Owned

28 234-5Z PFP AND STORAGE B Deactivation 223089 Government Owned 29 2395LINDBRG RAP FACILITY AT RICHLAND

AIRPORT B Operating 5150 Leased

30 2425STVCN 2425 STEVENS CENTER BLDG Operating 22886 Leased 31 244AR VAULT STORAGE AND

PROCESSING FACILITY B Deactivation 5465 Government Owned

32 2505GARLICK BECHTEL NATIONAL TRAINING BUILDING

B Operating 81233 Leased

33 271AB PUREX MAINTENANCE SUPPORT FACILITY

B SD Pending D+D


34 271U U PLANT ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

B SD Pending D+D


35 276S COLD SOLVENT STORAGE AND MAKEUP BUILDING

B SD Pending D+D


36 291S EXHAUST FAN CONTROL HOUSE, SAND FILTER


37 291U EXHAUST FAN CONTROL HOUSE, SAND FILTER

B SD Pending D+D


38 3020 ENVIRONMENTAL AND MOLECULAR SCIENCES

LABORATORY


39 3046WAVE OFFICE FACILITY BLDG Operating 6480 Government Owned 40 3060GWW HANFORD SQUARE III B Operating 14400 Leased 41 318 RADIOLOGICAL CALIBRATIONS

LABORATORY B Operating 22809 Government Owned

42 3200QAVE ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY BUILDING

BLDG Operating 100358 Government Owned

43 3212 RECORDS STORAGE FACILITY B Operating 13544 Government Owned 44 3220 TELECOMMUNICATIONS/RECORDS B Operating 5720 Government Owned 45 3230QAVE NATIONAL SECURITY BUILDING BLDG Operating 100358 Government Owned 46 324 WASTE TECHNOLOGY

ENGINEERING LABORATORY B Deactivation 93382 Government Owned

47 325 RADIOCHEMICAL PROCESSING LABORATORY (RPL)


48 325A CESIUM RECOVERY FACILITY PART OF 325



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Inde


Ownership

49 3300STEVENS BIOLOGICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCE

FACILITY


50 331 LIFE SCIENCES LABORATORY B Operating 115542 Government Owned 51 3320QAVE INFORMATION SCIENCES

BUILDING 2 BLDG Operating 60080 Leased

52 3350QAVE INFORMATION SCIENCES BUILDING


53 339A TELECOMMUNICATIONS B Operating 5201 Government Owned 54 3410 MATERIAL SCIENCE AND

TECHNOLOGY BUILDING B Operating 44576 Government Owned

55 3425 ULTRA LOW BACKGROUND COUNTING LABORATORY


56 3430 ULTRA TRACE BUILDING B Operating 39585 Government Owned 57 350 PLANT OPERATIONS AND

MAINTENANCE FACILITY B Operating 16457 Government Owned

58 3709A FIRE STATION B Operating 10961 Government Owned 59 402 SODIUM STORAGE FACILITY B Operating 17318 Government Owned 60 408A MAIN HEAT DUMP, EAST B Deactivation 20873 Government Owned 61 408B MAIN HEAT DUMP, SOUTH B Deactivation 25376 Government Owned 62 408C MAIN HEAT DUMP, WEST B Deactivation 25376 Government Owned 63 436 TRAINING FACILITY B Deactivation 7256 Government Owned 64 4621E AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT BUILDING,

EAST B Deactivation 17520 Government Owned

65 4703 FFTF CONTROL BUILDING B Deactivation 14426 Government Owned 66 4710 OPERATIONS SUPPORT BUILDING B Deactivation 36951 Government Owned 67 4713A RIGGERS AND DRIVERS

OPERATIONS FACILITY B Deactivation 6133 Government Owned

68 4713B FFTF MAINTENANCE SHOP B Deactivation 30729 Government Owned 69 4717 REACTOR SERVICE BUILDING B Deactivation 49211 Government Owned 70 4721 FFTF EMERGENCY GENERATOR

BUILDING B Deactivation 5534 Government Owned

71 4732A STORAGE FACILITY B Operating 15000 Government Owned 72 484 IN-CONTAINMENT CW

EQUIPMENT BUILDING B Deactivation 8437 Government Owned

73 491E HTS SERVICE BUILDING, EAST B Deactivation 20444 Government Owned 74 491S HTS SERVICE BUILDING, SOUTH B Deactivation 11154 Government Owned 75 491W HTS SERVICE BUILDING, WEST B Deactivation 22202 Government Owned 76 6088 FIELD EXERCISE BUILDING B Operating 16800 Government Owned 77 6089 HAMMER - OPERATIONS

BUILDING B Operating 7500 Government Owned

78 6091 HAMMER - ADMINISTRATION BUILDING


79 6092 HAMMER - AL ALM BUILDING B Operating 35592 Government Owned 80 6095 WTP SIMULATOR BUILDING B Operating 17623 Government Owned


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Inde


Ownership

81 6096 HAMMER - VOLPENTEST ANNEX BUILDING


82 6097 STATE DEPARTMENT TRAINING BUILDING


83 6099 HEALTH AND SAFETY BUILDING B Operating 7800 Government Owned 84 639CULLUM ATRIUM OFFICE FACILITY BLDG Inactive 17639 Leased 85 6639 HANFORD TOWN HIGH SCHOOL B Operating 8988 Government Owned 86 664 OFFICE BUILDING B Operating 7500 Government Owned 87 6652L GRAVITY EXPERIMENTS RESEARCH

FACILITY B Operational

Standby 9945 Government Owned

88 770SIXTHST RRC LABORATORY ANNEX BLDG Operating 9311 Government Owned 89 790SIXTHST WAREHOUSE BLDG Operating 9652 Government Owned 90 851SMARTPK OFFICE BUILDING BLDG Operating 24000 Leased 91 900BATTELLE LAB/OFFICE BLDG Operating 102107 Government Owned 92 902BATTELLE OFFICE BUILDING BLDG Operating 69586 Government Owned 93 906BATTELLE OFFICE BUILDING BLDG Operating 29547 Government Owned 94 908BATTELLE LABORATORY/OFFICE BLDG Operating 89265 Government Owned 95 910BATTELLE LABORATORY BLDG Operating 16071 Government Owned 96 MO404 RADIO MAINTENANCE T Operating 7392 Leased 97 T1WTP MAIN CONSTRUCTION SITE OFFICE B Operating 20530 Government Owned 98 T33WTP ELECTRICAL MATERIALS

DISTRIBUTION CENTER B Operating 25000 Government Owned


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Table C- 2 lists the DOE owned or leased buildings that are manually metered for billing purposes. Where it is feasible and cost effective, the metering for these buildings will be upgraded to advanced metering.

Table C- 2. Exclusively Manual Metered Buildings

Index Meter Name Description Area Buildings per Meter

1 MTR-1002 MO-988 SUPPORT TRAILER AT 105B 1 2 MTR-1010 100K Water Treatment WELL MAINTENANCE SHOP 1 3 MTR-1011 MO-1115, MO-1309 RESTROOM SHOWER TRAILER NE OF D AVE 2 4 MTR-1013 Primary Meter 105KW OFFICE TRAILER - 100D PUMP AND TREAT 1 5 MTR-1015 MO-2231, MO-2248,

MO-2333 RESTROOM TRAILER - 100D PUMP AND TREAT 3

6 MTR-1016 MO-2221, MO-2151, MO-2314

OFFICE TRAILER - AT 100D 3

7 MTR-1018 MO-500, MO-054, MO-1106

OFFICE TRAILER - EAST OF 2268E 3

8 MTR-1019 D&D Trailers Rack K1 FIELD TRAILER NEAR 385 4 9 MTR-1020 1506K2 Conex/Const

Power OFFICE TRAILER - N OF PIT 6 1

10 MTR-1037 186D Pump and Treat RAD CON FIELD LAB N OF MO262 1 11 MTR-1039 1806D Pump and Treat 100HX TRANSFER BUILDING 1 12 MTR-1046 1602H P&T KW ANNEX 1 13 MTR-1049 105-H Monitoring KW ANNEX 1 14 MTR-1054 K Site 3 - On rack for 16

mobiles north of 142-K TELECOMMUNICATIONS 16

15 MTR-1056 1805D Pump & Treat TELECOMMUNICATIONS 1 16 MTR-1058 105D Reactor ELECTRICAL SUBSTATION 230 KV 1 17 MTR-1059 MO137, MO138 South of

1804D KR-4 PUMP AND TREAT PROCESS BUILDING 2

18 MTR-1066 105B KR-4 PUMP AND TREAT TRANSFER BUILDING 2 1 19 MTR-1069 0105-N KX PUMP AND TREAT TRANSFER BUILDING 2 1 20 MTR-1070 MO-293, MO-442, MO-

806, MO-808, MO-880 (0183-KE)

KR-4 PUMP AND TREAT TRANSFER BUILDING 1 1

21 MTR-2001 241T Farm Power KX PUMP AND TREAT TRANSFER BUILDING 1 1 22 MTR-2002 241TX Power 100KW PUMP AND TREAT PROCESS FACILITY 1 23 MTR-2003 241TC, Air Mon, 241TY OFFICE TRAILER - S OF MO500 1 24 MTR-2004 216-ZP1A Well YE1 CREW TRAILER - S OF MO500 1 25 MTR-2005 MO2100, MO2101,

MO2102, MO2301, MO2302

CREW TRAILER - S OF MO500 5

26 MTR-2006 2713-WB - ON XFMR C6547P AT FDNW

CONSTRUCTION VILLAGE

CREW TRAILER - S OF MO500 12


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27 MTR-2012 HE-RTR-01 CREW TRAILER - SOUTH OF MO500 1 28 MTR-2013 2404WC/Mobile Assay

Unit (MBAU-1) CREW TRAILER - SOUTH OF MO500 1

29 MTR-2014 MO444, MO446, Air Monitor

OFFICE TRAILER - W OF 105KW 2

30 MTR-2015 MO2154 OFFICE TRAILER - W OF 105KW 1 31 MTR-2016 MO289 OFFICE TRAILER - AT CVD FACILITY 1 32 MTR-2017 MO618 OFFICE TRAILER - W OF 105KW 1 33 MTR-2018 MO760 LOCKER ROOM TRAILER - W OF 105KW 1 34 MTR-2019 MO264 LOCKER ROOM TRAILER - W OF 105KW 1 35 MTR-2020 Primary Meter U Farm CREW TRAILER - W OF 105KW 1 36 MTR-2021 241U Farm Ltg. Change

Tlr LUNCHROOM TRAILER - W OF 105KW 1

37 MTR-2022 241U Farm Dilution System

CREW TRAILER - W OF 105KW 1

38 MTR-2024 272S Trailer CREW TRAILER - W OF 105KW 1 39 MTR-2025 241S, 241SX Lighting,

244S TOOL CRIB TRAILER - W OF 142K 3

40 MTR-2026 241S RESTROOM TRAILER - W OF 105KW 1 41 MTR-2027 2754W 5-Wide, MO495 RESTROOM TRAILER - W OF 105KW 2 42 MTR-2029 MO2109, MO2110,

MO2111, MO2304, MO2305 (Z-PLANT)

RESTROOM TRAILER - W OF 105KW 5

43 MTR-2030 MO2112, MO2113 RESTROOM TRAILER - W OF 105KW 2 44 MTR-2031 MO273 SINK TRAILER - W OF 105KW 1 45 MTR-2035 289TC RESTROOM TRAILER - NE OF 142K CVD 1 46 MTR-2040 2719WB SHOWER TRAILER - W OF 105KW 1 47 MTR-2041 2702Z SHOWER TRAILER - W OF 105KW 1 48 MTR-2042 291T, 2712T OFFICE TRAILER - 100KX PUMP AND TREAT 2 49 MTR-2043 2403WC, 2403WD,

2403WA, 2403WB RESTROOM TRAILER - AT 1608K 4

50 MTR-2044 MO409 CREW TRAILER NE OF 105KW 1 51 MTR-2045 PFP RK-2 OFFICE TRAILER - NE OF 105KW 3 52 MTR-2046 PFP RK-2 CREW TRAILER - NE OF 105KW 4 53 MTR-2047 MO-235, 275W Lights OFFICE TRAILER NE OF 105KW 1 54 MTR-2049 2506W, MO412 RESTROOM TRAILER - NE OF 105KW 1 55 MTR-2051 MO616 - NEAR 272-WA RESTROOM TRAILER - NE OF 105KW 1 56 MTR-2053 227-S - ON C6550L BY

WAREHOUSE MAPS OUTSIDE AND UNDERGROUND FACILITIES 1


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57 MTR-2056 218-W-3A - BY MO873, H8X918

SURVEY TENT NE OF 1120N 1

58 MTR-2057 2707-SX - ON POLE FOR C5998L

OFFICE MOBILE WEST OF 244AR 2

59 MTR-2060 HLAN Hub 2506W4 RAILCAR UNLOADING FACILITY 1 60 MTR-2061 2705S 218E12B DRUM VENT SYSTEM 1 61 MTR-2062 MO648, MO2171 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT STORAGE 2 62 MTR-2063 MO2162 TENT STRUCTURE AT 2711E 1 63 MTR-2064 MO2124 TENT STRUCTURE NW OF 2711E 4 64 MTR-2067 218W4B TRAILERS WTP STORAGE BLDG NORTH 1 65 MTR-2068 MO-821 T FARM CHANGE

TRAILER WTP STORAGE BLDG SOUTH 1

66 MTR-2070 241-SX-271 IDF - PAD BUILDING 1 67 MTR-2083 218-W-4B NGR - LLBG E.

OF DAYTON IDF - LEACHATE TRANSFER BUILDING 1

68 MTR-2085 289TB - PT TRANSFER BLDG AT 23RD & ALBANY

IDF - PAD BUILDING 1

69 MTR-2086 289TE - INJ WELL SO. OF 23RD PAST T-FARM

IDF - LEACHATE TRANSFER BUILDING 1

70 MTR-2088 289TF - P&T E OF S/SX FARM

TELECOMMUNICATIONS 1

71 MTR-2095 2401W BIOLOGICAL CONTROL STORAGE FACILITY 1 72 MTR-2098 2220W BY PATROL TRLR

AT Z-PLANT PIPEFITTERS SHOP 1

73 MTR-2099 MO244 TEDF PUMP STATION 2 - LOCAL UNIT 55C-10 1 74 MTR-2100 MO011 WASTE DISPOSAL TANK FARM 1 75 MTR-2101 MO249 TANK FARM INSTRUMENT HOUSE 1 76 MTR-2102 MO250 TANK FARM INSTRUMENT HOUSE 1 77 MTR-2103 275W BY STEPS ON E.

SIDE OF BLDG WASTE DISPOSAL TANK FARM 1

78 MTR-2107 MO-291 OUTSIDE WEST OF 222-S

WASTE DISPOSAL TANK FARM 1

79 MTR-2108 2713-W - ON WEST SIDE, NORTH OF 272W


80 MTR-2109 MO-290. EAST OF MO-290 NEXT TO MO-250


81 MTR-2111 MO-369, NORTH OF T-PLANT


82 MTR-2114 2713-WC - PESTICIDE WASH BUILDING EAST OF

2713-W

C TANK FARM 1


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84 MTR-2115 MO-906 - NORTH OF T PLANT

C TANK FARM 1

85 MTR-2118 2607-Z SEWER LIFT STATION (SOUTH OF

2220-W)

242A BOILER ANNEX 1

86 MTR-2119 216Z9A - SOIL VAPOR EXTRACTION

RADIOACTIVE PARTICLE RESEARCH LABORATORY 1

87 MTR-2121 MO-223 - LTR TRAILER CASK LOADING BUILDING 1 88 MTR-2122 273W - WAREHOUSE

BEHIND 275W ON 21ST AND BELOIT

COMPRESSOR BUILDING 1

89 MTR-2123 MO437 & MO438 - 19TH AND MW DRIVE

DOUBLE CONTAINED RECEIVER TANK 2

90 MTR-2126 219-S - ON REDOX ROAD, NORTH OF 222S


91 MTR-2127 CWC - ON XFMR PAD BY 2402WE


92 MTR-2129 RMW - 218W5-252 - NORTH OF WRAP ON

DAYTON


93 MTR-2130 CWC LOADING DOCK - EAST OF 2402WG ON

DAYTON

ELECTRICAL UTILITIES TRANSFORMER SHOP 1

94 MTR-2131 RMW - 218W5-252A - NORTH OF WRAP ON

DAYTON

OFFICE BUILDING 1

95 MTR-2132 272S - ON POLE SOUTH OF 272S

MAINTENANCE SHOP 1

96 MTR-2133 PFP RK3 - BY MO2121, F8X932

REGULATED EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE SHOP 12

97 MTR-2138 225-W LIQUID EFFLUENT PUMP STATION S. OF

2220W

TANK FARM STORAGE / STAGING FACILITY 1

98 MTR-2139 MO-037 - ON XFMR C6619P NEAR 2704S

TANK FARM STORAGE / STAGING FACILITY 2

99 MTR-2140 SEWER LAGOON - AT NE CORNER OF 200W

PAINT SHOP 1

100 MTR-2144 254-E TRANSFORMER SHOP IN EU BONEYARD

BREAK LUNCH ROOM FACILITY 1

101 MTR-2146 2751E - OUTSIDE ON XFMR C6133L

ELECTRICAL SHOP - AT 4TH AND BALTIMORE 1


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102 MTR-2148 MO2215, MO2216 S&GW Mobiles Unsecured Core

Area North

ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE SHOP 4

103 MTR-2155 UNSECURED CORE WEST TRAILERS

DRY MATERIAL STORAGE BUILDING 4

104 MTR-2156 MO-2214 D&D TRAILERS AT 200-E BALTIMORE

ENTRY

INSULATION SHOP 4

105 MTR-2157 MO234 - NEAR 2101M CSB ADMINISTRATION FACILITY 1 106 MTR-2158 MO-252, MO-253, BY

2101M STORAGE BUILDING 3

107 MTR-2161 273E, ACROSS FROM 2711E

CONSTRUCTION CARPENTER SHOP 1

108 MTR-2164 MO-722, ON WEST SIDE OF TRAILER NORTH OF

274-E

CONST FAB SHOP - W OF 241AZ TANK FARM 1

109 MTR-2165 2715-EC & ED, ON POLE WEST OF 2715-EC, NORTH OF MO-722

MASK FIT STATION 2

110 MTR-2166 275E-BA FIRE WATER PUMP HOUSE 1 111 MTR-2167 SOUTH OF 4TH STREET,

ACROSS FROM MO257 & MO256

BACKFLOW PREVENTER BUILDING 2

112 MTR-2168 MO-266 ON RACK BETWEEN TRAILERS

CONSTRUCTION TRAILER AT C FARM 7TH AND 8TH ST 5

113 MTR-2170 2506E2 - On pole at HLAN Hub by 272-AW

RESTROOM TRAILER - C FARM 1

114 MTR-2171 2506E3 - On C6010L by 2719-EA

RESTROOM TRAILER - AW AREA 1

115 MTR-2172 C-100 Trailers off XFMR C6749L

ETF TOOL CRIB TRAILER - S OF 2025EA 5

116 MTR-2173 221B Stack Service OFFICE TRAILER - S OF 2715AW 1 117 MTR-2174 6293 - On Pedestal by

Trlr OFFICE TRAILER - S OF 2715AW 1

118 MTR-2175 6290 - Crane and Rigging OFFICE TRAILER - S OF 2715AW 2 119 MTR-2176 C-FARM SKID SUB OFFICE AND LUNCH TRAILER - N OF 272HV 1 120 MTR-2177 WTP Insulation Bldgs. SHOWER/LOCKER TRAILER -S OF 278AW-WOMENS 2 121 MTR-2180 12B RETRIEVAL SHOWER/LOCKER TRAILER - S OF 278AW-MEN 4 122 MTR-2181 MO-723, AND TRAILERS

NORTH OF CSB GATE OFFICE TRAILER - SW OF 283E 1


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123 MTR-2182 2701-HV NORTH OF C6807P

OFFICE TRAILER - NE OF 2101M 1

124 MTR-2185 MO-2237, MO-2238 - 12B RETRIEVAL

OFFICE TRAILER - NE OF 2101M 1

125 MTR-2186 MO-596, MO-597, MO-598, MO-599 S. OF C

FARM

OFFICE TRAILER - AT RT 4S AND BALTIMORE 4

126 MTR-2188 2506E4 - NORTH OF PUREX

OFFICE TRAILER - AT RT 4S AND BALTIMORE 1

127 MTR-2189 MO279 OFFICE TRAILER - AT RT 4S AND BALTIMORE 1 128 MTR-2190 2719EA - Electrician Shop OFFICE TRAILER - AT RT 4S AND BALTIMORE 1 129 MTR-2191 242BL - On North Side of

242B OFFICE TRAILER - W OF 2753E 1

130 MTR-2192 242B - On west side of bldg.

OFFICE TRAILER - W OF 2753E 1

131 MTR-2193 224B - ON POLE NE OF 224-B

OFFICE TRAILER - SW OF 2753E - EPC 1

132 MTR-2194 294-B INTERSECTION OF BALTIMORE AND 7TH

OFFICE TRAILER - SW OF 2753E - EPC 1

133 MTR-2195 MO-414 - ON XFMR IN PARKING LOT

MASK ISSUE STATION - NORTH OF 225B 1

134 MTR-2196 242-AL-11 (LERF BASINS) OFFICE TRAILER - SW OF 2753E 1 135 MTR-2197 241-A ALT - ON POLE IN

NORTH PARKING LOT OF 272AW

OFFICE TRAILER - S OF AW FARM 1

136 MTR-2199 2220-E - HANFORD SWITCH FACILITY ACROSS

FROM 2721EA


137 MTR-2200 MO725 HWVP - ON EAST SIDE OF MO-725


138 MTR-2201 2715-AW OFFICE TRAILER - S OF AW FARM 2 139 MTR-2202 274AW - On side of

C6396L RESTROOM TRAILER - SW OF 2753E 1

140 MTR-2205 225E - PUMP STATION #2 RESTROOM TRAILER - ON FRONT ST 1 141 MTR-2206 2711E RESTROOM TRAILER - ON FRONT ST 3 142 MTR-2207 2025EA - WEST OF 2025E RESTROOM TRAILER - SW OF 2715AW 1 143 MTR-2208 277A FAB SHOPS ACROSS

FROM AZ TANK FARM OFFICE TRAILER - S OF 12B BURIAL GROUND 4

144 MTR-2209 241-BY PRIMARY METER ON POLE NORTH OF 241-

BY TF

OFFICE TRAILER - S OF 12B BURIAL GROUND 1


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145 MTR-2210 241-AY-051 - BY WEST FENCE OF 241AY TANK

FARM

OFFICE TRAILER - S OF MO269 AT LERF 1

146 MTR-2211 2703-E - ON SOUTH SIDE, WEST OF ELECTRICIAN

SHOP

OFFICE TRAILER - E OF 2101M 1

147 MTR-2212 211-BA ON POLE NORTH OF B-PLANT

OFFICE TRAILER - E OF 2101M 5

148 MTR-2213 244-BX - ON POLE AT EAST SIDE OF 241-BX

FARM BY MO824

OFFICE TRAILER - AT CSB 1

149 MTR-2214 272HV - CSB 4WIDE NEAR C6806P

OFFICE TRAILER - E OF 2711E 1

150 MTR-2219 2230 Shop, Off Baltimore, South of B-

Plant

OFFICE TRAILER - E OF 2711E 1

151 MTR-2222 MO-565, NORTH OF 244AR BY POWER PANEL

OFFICE TRAILER - AT 272AW TANK FARMS 6

152 MTR-2262 IDF TRAILERS OFFICE TRAILER - AT 272AW TANK FARMS 1 153 MTR-2263 IDF CELLS OFFICE TRAILER - AT 272AW TANK FARMS 4 154 MTR-2264 241-B, LIGHTING MATERIAL COORDINATOR TRAILER - S OF 2025E 2 155 MTR-2265 242A-BA OFFICE TRAILER - AT 2400E CPP MAINT 1 156 MTR-2267 211ED, 212ED TENTS AT

2711E CHANGEROOM/LUNCHROOM TRAILER - AT DMRHF 2

157 MTR-2269 AW FARM TRAILERS OFFICE TRAILER - N OF 212H CSB 8 158 MTR-2270 MO-493 NORTH OF 200E GAS STATION 1 159 MTR-2271 218A OFFICE TRAILER - SE OF 274AW 1 160 MTR-2273 C-FARM MOBILES OFFICE TRAILER - S OF 272AW 4 161 MTR-2275 C-FARM MO-512 CHANGE TRAILER - NW OF 241 TANK FARM 1 162 MTR-2276 AW FARM TRAILERS OFFICE TRAILER - AT IDF SITE 5 163 MTR-2279 MO-2209 RESPIRATOR TRAILER - SOUTHWEST OF C-FARM 1 164 MTR-2280 2101-HV, 2902-HV82 OFFICE TRAILER - SW C FARM 2 165 MTR-2281 0283-E-BA (ESPC) OFFICE TRAILER - SW OF C FARM 1 166 MTR-2288 MO-155 (0272-HV) RESTROOM TRAILER - AT MARSHALLING YARD 213B 1 167 MTR-2289 0204-AR RESTROOM TRL AT 213B MARSHALLING YARD 1 168 MTR-2290 MO-354, MO-386 (2400-

E) OFFICE TRAILER - SW OF C FARM 2

169 MTR-2291 0244-AR-715 CLOSED LOOP COOLING SYSTEM

OFFICE TRAILER - SE OF 272AW 1

170 MTR-2295 0216-Z-1A SOIL VAPOR EXTRACTION (0200-ZP-2)

OFFICE TRAILER AT 213B MARSHALLING YARD 1


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171 MTR-2301 241SY Exhauster Service. Backup to primary meter.



OFFICE TRAILER AT C FARM 1

173 MTR-2321 HS0065, Chem Storage at 222S


174 MTR-3002 TRAILERS NORTH OF 300 AREA

CONTROL TRAILER - AT 12B BURIAL GROUND 5

175 MTR-3003 MO420, West of Route 4S, inside fence.

OFFICE TRAILER - W OF 274AW 1

176 MTR-3005 318-BA - ON ESPC BOILER ANNEX WEST OF 318

OFFICE TRAILER - W OF 274AW 1

177 MTR-3006 325-BA - ON ESPC BOILER ANNEX WEST OF 325.

OFFICE TRAILER - AT 241C TANK FARM 1

178 MTR-3007 331-BA - ON ESPC BOILER ANNEX BY 331

OFFICE TRAILER - AT 241C TANK FARM 1

179 MTR-4001 On C6881P, NE of 4704 OFFICE TRAILER - AT 241C TANK FARM 2 180 MTR-4002 4732B OFFICE TRAILER - AT 241C TANK FARM 1 181 MTR-4003 4732C FIELD TRAILER AT 213B MARSHALING YARD 1 182 MTR-4004 4790A VERIZON SKID CONSTRUCTION TRAILER AT C FARM 1 183 MTR-4006 403 (FSF), 480-D, 4713-D OFFICE TRAILER - N OF 274E 3 184 MTR-4007 B-190 fed aerial from C5-

3 OFFICE TRAILER - N OF 272HV 1

185 MTR-6002 100K Pump and Treat OFFICE TRAILER - SW OF 2704HV 1 186 MTR-6003 ARRA Tool Crib & Conex OFFICE TRAILER - SW OF 2704HV 1 187 MTR-6006 1608KA Treatment

Facility RESTROOM TRAILER - SW OF 2704HV 1

188 MTR-6007 MO-175, MO-176 OFFICE TRAILER - SW OF 2704HV 2 189 MTR-6008 1607K XFR Pump Bldg #1 OFFICE TRAILER - SW OF 2704HV 1 190 MTR-6009 1607KA XFR Pump OFFICE TRAILER - SW OF 2704HV 1 191 MTR-6010 1604K Treatment Facility CHANGE TRAILER - AT 241C TANK FARM 1 192 MTR-6011 1606K XFR Pump Bldg #2 OFFICE TRAILER - E OF 2704HV 1 193 MTR-6012 1606KA Treatment Fac. OFFICE TRAILER AT 213B MARSHALLING YARD 1 194 MTR-6014 6221N ERDS TILE FIELD 1 195 MTR-6015 Air Monitor N468, N514,

N515 216Z9 CONTAMINATED SOIL REMOVAL BUILDING 1

196 MTR-6018 ERDF INJECTION MANIFOLD BUILDING 1 197 MTR-6019 MO607, MO604 DRY WASTE SITE = 4B 2 198 MTR-6021 MO185, MO186, MO187 DRY WASTE BURIAL GROUND = 4C 3


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199 MTR-6024 ERDF Trailers (MO625, MO651, …)

ELECTRICAL CONTROL BUILDING - TRENCH 31 4

200 MTR-6026 6618D - AT ERDF ON RACK NEAR C7172P

ELECTRICAL CONTROL BUILDING - TRENCH 34 1

201 MTR-6028 289TD - INJECTION TRANSFER BLDG #1

RAD WASTE STAGING AND TRANSFER FACILITY 1

202 MTR-6029 ERDF CONTAINER MAINTENANCE FACILITY


203 MTR-6030 ERDF OPS&SHOP - OPERATIONS CENTER

TEDF PUMP STATION 1 - LOCAL UNIT 55C-20 2

204 MTR-6037 MO-6110 - ON RACK BY TRLR. W. OF 622-R

WEATHER STATION.

MIXED WASTE STORAGE FACILITY AT CWC 1

205 MTR-6038 630 - TELECOM BLDG. GABLE MTN.

GENERAL STORAGE FACILITY AT CWC 1

206 MTR-6045 BC CRIB PUMPS - SOUTH OF 200E


207 MTR-6046 East of ETF - 5 miles down gravel road.

GENERAL STORAGE FACILITY AT CWC 1

208 MTR-6047 6291 FUELING FACILITY GENERAL STORAGE FACILITY AT CWC 1 209 MTR-6048 6653-A EAST OF ETF. 2

MILES DOWN GRAVEL ROAD


210 MTR-6049 US CELLULAR BY AT&T CELL TOWER


211 MTR-6050 676 - VERIZON SKID AT 609 ON H8X885


212 MTR-6052 609J BREATHING AIR FACILITY

MIXED WASTE STORAGE FACILITY 7 AT CWC 1

213 MTR-6059 623-B SPRINT CELL TOWER ON EAST END OF

GABLE

MIXED WASTE STORAGE FACILITY 8 - AT CWC 2

214 MTR-6060 506-BA - OLD TELEPHONE BUILDING EAST OF 200

AREA FIRE STATION


215 MTR-6061 COLD TEST FACILITY - EAST OF 200 AREA FIRE

STATION


216 MTR-6063 618-10-2 MIXED WASTE STORAGE FACILITY 11 - AT CWC 8 217 MTR-6064 618-10-1 MIXED WASTE STORAGE FACILITY 12 - AT CWC 3 218 MTR-6068 618-10-4 HIGH ENERGY REAL TIME RADIOGRAPHY 2


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219 MTR-6069 618-10-3 WASTE DISPOSAL TANK FARM 7 220 MTR-6070 618-10-5 WASTE DISPOSAL TANK FARM 2 221 MTR-6071 Met Tower, South of 400

Area WASTE DISPOSAL TANK FARM 1

222 MTR-B5001

451B - C5X1. Serves: 400 Area Loads C5-3

SX WASTE DISPOSAL TANK FARM 2

223 MTR-B5002

451B - C5X2. Serves: FMEF (427) C5-S52

TANK FARM CONTROL HOUSE 3

224 MTR-B5004

451B - C5X4. Serves: FFTF Backup


225 MTR-B5012

451B - C5X12. Serves: 400 Area Loads C5-4


226 MTR-B5013

451B - C5X13. Serves: 4608-B, AIR SAMPLER

(C5X13)

INSTRUMENT AIR COMPRESSOR HOUSE 1

227 MTR-B5015

451B - C5X15. Serves: MASF (437) C5-S09 & S10


228 MTR-2328

WASTE DISPOSAL TANK FARM 2 229 MTR-2300 Check this. It may be

invalid. WASTE DISPOSAL TANK FARM 1

230 MTR-2299 LIGHTS (2701-HV, GATE 813)

WASTE DISPOSAL TANK FARM

231 MTR-2302 Lights North of 2701-HV U FARM CONTROL HOUSE


MICROCOMPUTER EQUIPMENT BUILDING

233 MTR-3001 310 TEDF (North of 300 Area)

WASTE LIFT STATION (VAULT)

234 MTR-3004 Navy Salt, West of Route 4S

WASTE LIFT STATION (VAULT)

235 MTR-3008 351 D&D TMP PWR - ON POLE AT F3X409 ON C3L2

INSIDE FENCE.

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

236 MTR-4005 4790A SPRINT CELL TOWER

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

237 MTR-4008 Location: C5-S04-B Sub - Stays On

SEPTIC TANK W76462 N39730

238 MTR-4009 Location: C5-S04-A Sub - Stays On

OFFICE BUILDING

239 MTR-6004 Queue Lights/Frisking Trailer

TELECOMMUNICATIONS


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240 MTR-6005 BHI Group 4 Remedial Trailers

LAB OFFICE BUILDING

241 MTR-6013 N Springs ELECTRICAL/INSTRUMENTATION BUILDING

243 MTR-6020 ERDF TRUCK MAINT YARD PERIM LTS

PESTICIDE WASHWATER RECOVERY FACILITY

244 MTR-6025 MO188, WSCF NEAR BLDG 6267

MODULAR FIRST AID STATION

245 MTR-6027 BATCH PLANT - AT ERDF WELD SHOP / STORAGE

246 MTR-6035 ERDF CTA - XFMR C6821P MAINTENANCE SHOP

247 MTR-6044 PIT 30 ON SIDE OF XFMR C6319P

MAINTENANCE SHOP

248 MTR-6051 676 - SPRINT AT 609 ON H8X298

200W OFFICE FACILITY

249 MTR-6054 AT&T CELL TOWER - BY 506BA

PUMP AND TREAT EXTRACTION TRANSFER BLDG2

250 MTR-6055 VERIZON CELL TOWER - BY 506BA

PUMP AND TREAT INJECTION TRANSFER BLDG1

251 MTR-6056 6220 ERDS TOWER WEST OF GABLE

PUMP AND TREAT INJECTION TRANSFER BLDG2

252 MTR-6057 SPRINT TOWER BY 506-BA

CARGO CONTAINER NORTH OF MO2124

253 MTR-6065 ROADWAY LIGHTING AT 618-10

CARGO CONTAINER NORTH OF MO2124

254 MTR-6066 WELLS 1&2 NEAR 618-10 HAZARDOUS STORAGE CONTAINER AT 212Z

255 MTR-6067 Booster Pumps Near 618-10

OFFICE TRAILER - AT PFP

256 MTR-B5005

451B - C5X5. Serves: LIGO


257 MTR-B5014

451B - C5X14. Serves: FSF (403) C5-S02


258 MTR-B5017

451B - C5X17. Serves: FMEF (427) C5-S51


259 MTR-B5100

451B - C5X100. Location: Main

OFFICE TRAILER - AT 272S

260 MTR-B5200

451B - C5X200. Location: Main


261 MTR-2317 Sprint Service at 2506E4 OFFICE TRAILER - AT PFP

262 MTR-1074 105KW Annex- Sludge Treatment, F7X41 at

Xfmr C7320P

OFFICE TRAILER - PFP VISITOR CENTER

263 MTR-1017 A9 Perimeter Lighting OFFICE TRAILER - AT WTP SITE


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264 MTR-1012 105KW Perimeter Lighting


265 MTR-1014 105KW Air Handler CREW TRAILER - AT PFP

266 MTR-1021 Hot Start Plugs OFFICE TRAILER - AT PFP

267 MTR-1022 MO-1111, MO-1112, MO-1303


268 MTR-1023 105KE D&D TEMP SE MTR RACK

CREW TRAILER - AT PFP

269 MTR-1033 Bio Remediation CREW TRAILER - AT PFP

270 MTR-1040 WCH Temp Mobiles CREW TRAILER - AT PFP

271 MTR-1045 Well HE-37 CREW TRAILER - AT PFP

272 MTR-1052 ARRA Mobile Conex & Light


273 MTR-1053 142K Parking Lot Lights CREW TRAILER - AT PFP

274 MTR-1057 Queue Lights NE of 105KE


275 MTR-1060 Well WE-11 at 189K CREW TRAILER - AT PFP

276 MTR-1061 S&GW Well XE5 OFFICE TRAILER - AT PFP

277 MTR-1071 1720-K D&D - ON RACK BY FLAG POLE, F7X34.


278 MTR-2023 Valve Pit Heaters. Air Mon, Vault Leak Detector


279 MTR-2028 D&D Stor, PKG Lot LTG OFFICE TRAILER - AT PFP

280 MTR-2033 291-U OFFICE TRAILER - AT PFP

281 MTR-2048 219S, 222S-BA OFFICE TRAILER - AT PFP

282 MTR-2050 PFP GATE 8 OFFICE TRAILER - AT PFP

283 MTR-2052 241-T GW WELLS -E. OF T-FARM ON F8X908


284 MTR-2058 Pump & Treat Tarp Service


285 MTR-2066 2719WB X-RAY OFFICE TRAILER - AT PFP

286 MTR-2069 MO2159, MO2160, MO2161, MO2312,

MO2313

TOOL CRIB TRAILER -AT PFP PROTECTED AREA

287 MTR-2071 FORMER 289T TEMP CONSTRUCTION

OFFICE FACILITY AT CWC

288 MTR-2073 WELL YE2 - PT WELL AT 22ND & CAMDEN

OFFICE TRAILER - E OF 2740W

289 MTR-2074 WELL YE7 - PT WELL AT 23RD & BRIDGEPORT

CREW TRAILER - E OF 2740W


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290 MTR-2075 WELL YE8 - PT WELL AT 23RD & BELOIT

CREW TRAILER - E OF 2740W

291 MTR-2076 WELL YE10 - PT WELL AT 19TH & CAMDEN

TOOL CRIB TRAILER - NW OF 2740W

292 MTR-2077 WELL YE12 - PT WELL AT 19TH & BRIDGEPORT

PPE CHANGE TRAILER - AT DAYTON AND 23RD

293 MTR-2078 WELL YE19 - PT WELL ON ALBANY NO. OF 20TH

OFFICE TRAILER NW OF 2704S

294 MTR-2079 WELL YE18 - PT WELLON ALBANY NO. OF 23RD

OFFICE TRAILER - N OF WRAP ON DAYTON AVE

295 MTR-2080 WELL YE15 - PT WELL AT 19TH & BELOIT

RESTROOM TRAILER

296 MTR-2081 WELL YE16 - PT WELL W. OF TY FARM

RESTROOM TRAILER - AT 6608

297 MTR-2082 WELL YE9 - PT WELL ON CAMDEN NO. OF 16TH

RESTROOM TRAILER - AT N PFP PARKING LOT

298 MTR-2084 PFP PORTABLE SUB #1 RESTROOM TRAILER - AT PFP PARKING

299 MTR-2087 PFP PORTABLE SUB #2 RESTROOM TRAILER - AT PFP PARKING

300 MTR-2104 275-W INSIDE FENCE ON LOADING DOCK AT N.

SIDE OF BLDG

RESTROOM TRAILER - AT PFP PARKING

301 MTR-2106 222SA - ON FRONT OF BLDG, EAST OF 222-S

LABS

RESTROOM TRAILER - AT PFP PARKING

302 MTR-2112 2713W, ON NORTH SIDE RESTROOM TRAILER - S OF 189K

303 MTR-2124 200CC BA - 19TH AND BRIDGEPORT ON SIDE OF

BLDG

RESTROOM TRAILER - E OF 2740W

304 MTR-2125 TRU LIGHTS - DAYTON NEAR MO760 & MO264

OFFICE TRAILER - ON BELOIT AND 21ST

305 MTR-2134 241S - On pole outside 241-S Tank Farm on West

Side

OFFICE TRAILER - ON BELOIT AND 21ST

306 MTR-2135 TEMP D&D - NEAR 2712U CHANGE TRAILER - E OF PFP

307 MTR-2141 TRUCK HEATERS BETWEEN MO235 AND

2713W

OFFICE TRAILER - AT 234-5Z PFP TRAINING

308 MTR-2142 MO-2154 - METER RACK #1 E

OFFICE TRAILER - AT 234-5Z PFP TRAINING

309 MTR-2159 MO-2210, NEAR MO-253 AND MO-252 BY 2101M

SHOWER TRAILER - AT DAYTON AND 19TH


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310 MTR-2178 Parking Lot Lighting - NE of 2266E

OFFICE TRAILER - S OF 19TH, E OF DAYTON

311 MTR-2179 284E TEMPORARY POWER

OFFICE TRAILER -AT CENTRAL WASTE COMPLEX

312 MTR-2223 241-C-106 SLUICE PUMPS STORAGE TRAILER - S OF CWC

313 MTR-2260 200W WELLS Y324, YE25 OFFICE TRAILER NEAR 234-5

314 MTR-2261 MO-179 - BY 6290 CHANGE TRAILER - W OF 241U

315 MTR-2266 MO-148, SOUTH OF ETF CHANGE TRAILER - SX FARM

316 MTR-2268 WELL BP-5 TRAINING OFFICE TRAILER - W OF 271T

317 MTR-2272 C-FARM MARS PROJECT STORAGE TRAILER - W OF 202S

318 MTR-2274 C-FARM EGRESS TRAILER RAD CON TRAILER - AT 272WA

319 MTR-2278 225B-BA RAD CON TRAILER - AT 272WA

320 MTR-2282 0241-C-200 SKID OFFICE TRAILER - NE OF 2404EC AT WRAP

321 MTR-2283 0241-S DILUTION OFFICE TRAILER - N OF 2404WC AT WRAP

322 MTR-2284 MO-254, MO-434 (0212-H)

OFFICE TRAILER - E OF 2754W

323 MTR-2293 0270-Z MATERIAL COORDINATOR MOBILE

324 MTR-2294 D&D TEMPORARY POWER (2712-U)

MOBILE OFFICE AT 218-W-4B BUIAL GROUND

325 MTR-2329 241-AP-271 222S CONFERENCE TRAILER

326 MTR-2330 MO-2249, MO-2250 OFFICE TRAILER - S OF 19TH AND DAYTON

327 MTR-B5016

451B - C5X16. LIGO Alt. Feed

CHANGE TRAILER - AT TX TANK FARM

328 MTR-2331 204-AR Trailers: MO098, MO164, MO173, &

MO174

CHANGE TRAILER - AT SX TANK FARM 4

329 MTR-2332 MO-194, MO-195 CHANGE TRAILER – AT 23RD AND CAMDEN 2

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