[ RadSafe ] US Nuclear Regulatory Commission Mobile Laboratories

Erik Nielsen Nielsen.Erik at epamail.epa.gov
Wed Oct 10 08:38:41 CDT 2012


Does anyone have knowledge of what happened to the USNRC mobile 
laboratories?

What physically happened to the vehicles/equipment?  The radiochemists 
that staffed these labs?

What was the rationale for discontinuing these mobile laboratories?  What 
replaced the analytical need that these lab(s) filled?

Any background information on these and other mobile laboratories in the 
United States would be appreciated (DOE Hotspot, DOE Rascal, State mobile 
laboratories, commercial).

Erik C. Nielsen
Health Physicist
USEPA, National Air and Radiation Environmental Laboratory
540 South Morris Ave.
Montgomery, AL 36115
Phone 334-270-3475
Fax 334-270-3454

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accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give 
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