Eos cx, ADYU 2224 UNCLAS FOR REmpSieses _” Oy 2ee ay APG ya ME coos epg PERIODIC MEDICAL-ECOLOGICAL STUDIES OF THE POSSISLE EFFECTS Boo: TALLOUT ON RONGELAP ATOLL. WAVY WILL PROVIDE LOGISTIC SuPPORT, ON A REIMBURSABLE BASIS TO THOSE AEC AND AEC CONTRACTOR REP RESENTA~ TIVES MAXING SUCH USE OF THE LABORTORY AND STAGING SUCH STUDIES. 4. AEC AGREES TO PROVIDE A PERIODIC RADICLOGICAL SURVEY OF EPG AND TO ADVISE THE NAVY OF RADSAFE PROBLEMS IN THESE AREAS SO AS TO PROTECT THE GOVERNSENT OF THE UNITED STATES. COSTS FOR SURVEYS SPECIFICALLY ann REQUESTED BY DOD WiLL BE BORNE SY DOD. 5. PENDING A DETERMINATION BY AEC AS TO THE CONTINUANCE OF THE “AEC FACILITIES DIVISION, H2N, INC LOS ANGELES (THE AEC PRIME OPERATING CONTRACTOR FOR EPG) AEC AND NAVY WILL, EFFECTIVE JULY I "1986, EACH ASSUME AND PAY AN EQUITABLE SHARE OF THE OVERHEAD cost OF SCH DIVISION, THE COMMANDER, PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE FOR NAVY Sy AND THE MANAGER, ALBUQUERQUE OPERATIONS OFFICE FOR AEC WILL - IMMEDIATELY UNDERTANE TONEGOTIATE A MUTUALLY SATISFACTRORY WSTHOD OF APPORTIONING AND PAYING SUCH COSTS. THE RESPECTIVE aEC AND NAVY PRIME CONTRACTS WITH HOLMES AND NARVER WILL APPROPRIATELY “REFLECT THE YETHOD OF ALLOCATION OR APPORTIONMENT OF SAID COSTS AS BETWEEN THE NAVY AND AEC. THE FINAL ALLOCATION AND SETTLEMENT ' _ OF SAID COSTS AS BETWEEN NAVY AND AEC SHALL SE ON THE BASIS 6 RETROSPECTIVE DETERMINATION INCLUDING APPROPRIATE ADJUSTMENTS. 2) 08/933 r/ ford! _