associated costs attributable to the tasks that are not covered under the AEC contract. It is expected that the above mentioned procedures will be followed in respect to the $700,000 forthcoming in FY 1970 from the Department of the Interior. 4. The DOD will manage the cleanup utilizing the DASA including the JTF-8 and its existing organizational relationships with the AEC including contractor support. The JCS has designated the Director, DASA, to act as Project Manager and have provided him appropriate instructions. §. The AEC contractor will provide planning, engineering and technical staff support and labor for cleanup as well as camp support operations and other tasks as determined by the Project Manager. Except for matters pertain- ing to contract administration, CJTF=-8 will exercise operational control over the contractor. Contrartor administration will be performed by the AEC Honolulu Area Office. 6. The AEC will be responsible for determining that radiological health and safety requirements are met at the completion of this project. These requirements, as develaped in project plans, will be subject to AEC approval prior to the beginning of field operations. AEC will follow the progress made and keep interested agencies informed. 7. The handling and removal of contaminated scrap will be conducted so that exposures to personnel will be within the standards for workers established by the Federal RadiationCouncil. The contractor will use natives as feasible and as determined between the Project Manager and the trust territory representative. Native residents of the Pacific Trust Territory may not be employed in collecting and removing contaminated scrap materia “351 Bloe- 72-35 e213 _ ae | x