Hanford Site infrastructure plan
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The Hanford Infrastructure Plan (HIP) has been prepared as a supplement to the Hanford Site Development Plan (HSDP). Its purpose is three-fold: (1) To examine in detail the existing condition of the Hanford Site's aging utility systems, transportation systems, site services, and general purpose facilities, (2) To evaluate the ability of these systems to meet present and forecasted Site missions, and (3) To identify maintenance and upgrade projects necessary to ensure continued safe and cost-effective support to Hanford Site programs well into the twenty-first Century. The HIP is intended to be a dynamic document; it will be integrated into future revisions of the HSDP and updated accordingly as Site activities and programmatic requirements change.
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The Hanford Infrastructure Plan (HIP) has been prepared as a supplement to the Hanford Site Development Plan (HSDP). Its purpose is three-fold: (1) To examine in detail the existing condition of the Hanford Site's aging utility systems, transportation systems, site services, and general purpose facilities, (2) To evaluate the ability of these systems to meet present and forecasted Site missions, and (3) To identify maintenance and upgrade projects necessary to ensure continued safe and cost-effective support to Hanford Site programs well into the twenty-first Century. The HIP is intended to be a dynamic document; it will be integrated into future revisions of the HSDP and updated accordingly as Site activities and programmatic requirements change.
Key concepts: Hanford Site, Plan (archaeology), Environmental science, Computer science, Waste management, Engineering, Archaeology, Radioactive waste