Those on Attached List b. Status Reports. Periodic progress reports (at least monthly) are requested from Project Officer and Radiological Safety Officer at appropriate intervals or stages of work. These reports should advise particularly as to status and progress of that portion of the program for which NVOOis responsible. Also, problems in those areas for which NVOOis directly responsible should be identified. On an approximate 30-day frequency, the Director, Plans Division, will prepare from these submissions a report to interested agencies on radiological, health and safety progress in accordance with the provisions of the AEC-DOD Memorandum of Understanding. 5. Funding. The total funding for the clean-up relative to the resettlement program for Bikini Atoll is expected to be $1.3 million and will be provided as follows: Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) Department of Defense (DOD) Department of the Interior (DI) $300, 000 300, 000 700, 000 The AEC/DOD funds will be available in FY-1969 and provided to the Project Manager to begin the task. The Department of the Interior funds will be forthcoming in FY-1970. The AEC cost ceiling of $300,000 must be incurred by June 30, 1969. The DOD funds of $300,000 must be obligated by June 30, 1969. The Project Manager will utilize the above cited funds for clean-up of Bikini Atoll including military TDY, travel and other associated costs. The following procedure is established for the funding and costing of this work: a. AEC funds of $300, 000 are available to Joint Task Force EIGHT (JTF-8) under Purchase Order No. 69-29, dated February 4, 1969. Costs incurred by JTF-8 are to be billed to the AEC's Nevada Operations Office and costed against PO No. 69-29. The AEC's total participation is limited to $300,000. It is imperative that costs not ex- ceeding this amount be incurred and reported to AEC prior to June 30, 1969.