Planning and Programming lll Fnewetak Atoll.’” An agreement with representatives of the TTPI certifying this stipulation was signed 16 September 1976. ‘‘Afl feasible economies should be realized in the accomplishment of this project throughthe useof Military Services’ construction and support forces, their subsistence, equipment, material, supplies and transportation, which have been funded to support ongoing operations of the Military Services and would be required for normal operations of these forces. Further, such support should be furnished without reimbursement from military construction funds.”’227 The Military Construction Program request, on which the approved version of the MILCON appropriation bill was based, provided for expenditure of the $20 million in the following manner:228 a. Field Construction—$1.3 million. Included in this category were the rehabilitation of existing facilities on Enewetak Island essential only for cleanup operations, construction of camp facilities on Enewetak and supporting facilities for the mobile forward camp, and the construction of boat beaching facilities. b. Mobilization—$3.3 million. This included air and sea shipping and transportation costs needed to prepare for the start of operations at Enewetak Atoll. c. Cleanup/Operations and Maintenance—$4.5 million. Included were costs of fuel, spare parts, supplies, mess supplies, indigenous labor wages, medical operations, communications, and equipmentused for cleanup and operation of campfacilities. d. Crater Containment—$3.7 million. This category contained those cost items specific to disposing of radioactively contaminated debris and soil by encapsulation in a crater on Runit with a soil-cement mixture and covered with a concrete cap. Cost items included a technical services contract, equipment, fuel, cement, and sea andair shipmentof materials. , e. Radiological Operations—$2.6 million. This category provided for the safety monitoring and quality control evaluations for all radiological operations. Cost items included procurement and shipping of equipment and supplies and the cost of reimbursing ERDA for providing a civilian contractor-operated radiation analysis laboratory augmented with military technicians. f. Demobilization—$2.1 million. This category included air and sea shipping and transportation costs relevant to the closing of DOD Operations at Enewetak. g. Logistics—$2.5 million. Included in this category were support necessary to the conduct of the Enewetak Atoll cleanup and air and sea transportation and shipping costs.