&EPA
United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Office of Emergency and
Remedial Response
Washington, DC 20460
iPA/540/8-91/014
November 1991
Superfund
Compendium of Superfund
Program Publications
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
National Technical Information Service
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EPA/540/8-91/014
Publication 9200.7-02B
November 1991
Compendium of Superfund
Program Publications
1992
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Washington, DC 20460
Printed on Recycled! Paper
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v>EPA
UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
WASHINGTON, DC 20460
NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE
SPRINGFIELD, VA 22161
Dear Reader:
In the 11 years of the Superfund program, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has studied
more than 33,000 hazardous waste sites nationwide, issued scores of program guidances and
technical manuals, and produced hundreds of fact sheets and explanatory documents. All this
activity has made the Office of Emergency and Remedial Response (OERR), Superfund's home
office within EPA, a larger publishing enterprise than many private sector publishers. Distributing
the large—and growing—volume of Superfund publications to all interested parties is a daunting
task.
The National Technical Information Service (NTIS) has joined forces with EPA to ensure that
citizen requests for information are filled rapidly and at the lowest possible cost. This Compen-
dium is designed to help anyone interested in the Superfund program to identify and obtain the
documents they need. Its indexes are organized by document title, subject, control number, agency
number, and NTIS order number. The abstracts section contains brief summaries of document
contents. Older, expired, and superseded documents are shown in the archive list. Ordering
information is also presented.
We believe that this year's Compendium will be an important source of Superfund information,
and we are pleased to make it available.
Henry It. Longest II, JZSrector
Office of Emergency and Remedial Response
United States Environmental Protection Agency
Joseph F. Caponio, Director
National Technical Information Service
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CONTENTS
1. How To Use This Compendium 1
2. What Is Superfund? 3
3. WhatlsNTIS? 5
4. How To Order Documents 9
5. Abstracts 11
Administration and Management
General 11
ARARs 11
Contract Management 18
Environmental Indicators 19
Internal Policies and Procedures 20
Planning 21
Special Reports 22
Analytical Services 28
Enforcement (CERCLA)
General 30
Program Management 30
General 30
SCAP 30
CERCLA SPMS 30
Contracts 30
Delegation of Authority 31
Comprehensive Site Planning 31
Program Management 31
Site Management 31
PRP Search, Notification, and Information 32
Litigation Support 36
Cost Recovery 36
Administrative Order 39
Negotiations and Settlements 40
Case Management 44
NBARs 45
Penalties 45
Referrals 46
Program Implementation 46
Entry and Access 46
Oversight 47
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5. Abstracts (continued)
State Enforcement ....47
Community Relations 48
Petroleum 48
Training 49
Risk Assessments 49
Enforcement (RCRA)
Program Management 50
General 50
SPMS 50
Inspection and Information Gathering 50
Treatment, Storage, and Disposal 51
Financial Responsibility 51
Ground Water 52
Interim Status 53
Loss of Interim Status 53
Land Disposal Restrictions 54
Part B and Permitting 54
Overfiling 54
Waste Management and Enforcement 55
PCBs 55
Medical Wastes 55
Waste Oil 55
Program Implementation 55
Corrective Action 55
Environmental Priorities Initiative 56
Administrative Order 56
UST Interim Prohibition 57
Citizens'Suits 57
Federal Facilities Enforcement 58
Outreach and Training
Public Documents 59
Superfund Academy 59
Public Participation
Community Relations 61
State and Local Involvement 63
Technical Assistance Grants 65
IV
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5. Abstracts (continued)
Remedial Action
General 66
Remedial Investigations and Feasibility Studies 67
Remedial Designs and Remedial Actions 70
Records of Decision 72
Removal Action
General 73
Oil Spills 77
Emergency Response 78
Field Operations and Safety Procedures 80
Risk Assessment and Risk Management 82
Site Assessment
General 85
National Priorities Listing Process 86
Technology
General 88
SITE Program 90
Innovative Technologies 95
Selected Technologies:
Air 99
Ground Water 102
Incineration 106
Land Disposal 106
Soil and Debris 107
Surface Waters and POTWs 110
6. Archived Document List 113
7. Subject Index 117
8. Title Index 167
9. Control Number Index 189
10. Agency Number Index 209
11. NTIS Order Number Index 221
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How To
Use This
Compendium
Originators Of
Documents
OSWER —Office of Solid Waste and
Emergency Response
TIO —Technology Innovation
Office
OERR — Office of Emergency and
Remedial Response
IO — Immediate Office
OPM — Office of Program
Management
ERD — Emergency Response
Division
HSCD — Hazardous Site Control
Division
HSED — Hazardous Site
Evaluation Division
OWPE — Office of Waste Programs
Enforcement l
OAQPS — Office of Air Quality
Planning and Standards
ORD — Office of Research and
Development
ORPM — Office of Research
Program Management
OTTRS — Office of Technology
Transfer and
Regulatory Support
OER — Office of Exploratory
Research _ ,
OHR — Office of Health Research
ERL — Environmental Research
Laboratory
— Athens, Georgia
— Corvallis, Oregan
RREL — Risk Reduction Engineer-
ing Laboratory
RSKERL—Robert S. Kerr Enviibn-
mental Laboratory^
EMSL — Environmental Monitor-
ing Systems Laboratory
— Cincinnati, Ohio
— Las Vegas, Nevada
OW — Office of Water
OHEA — Office Bf Health and
Environmental Assessment
OAR — Office df Air and Radiation
This Compendium is the single
most complete source of information
produced by the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA) on
Superfund, the nation's program to
clean up hazardous waste sites. With
this Compendium, Superfund experts
and nonexperts alikecan obtain from
the National Technical Information
Service (NTIS) the latest documents
or computer files covering every
phase of the Superfund program.
Ordering information can be found
in Section 4.
The publications and computer-
ized data listed in this Compendium
come from many program offices.
Chief among them is the Office of
Emergency and Remedial Response
Icon Guide
Fact Sheet
Directive
Publication
Computer
Material
(OERR), which is the EPA office in
charge of the Superfund program.
Other EPA offices which produced
documents listed in this Compen-
dium are:
• the Technology Innovation Office,
• the Office of Waste Programs En-
forcement,
• the Office of Air Quality Planning
and Standards, and
* the Office of Research and Devel-
opment.
The program has endeavored to place
the entire historical collection, as well
as all new documents, in this Com-
pendium. Documents related to en-
forcement of the Resource Conserva-
tion and Recovery Act (RCRA) are
also included, because many enforce-
ment actions combine aspects of
RCRA and Superfund.
The Indexes
The key to using this Compen-
dium effectively is its index system.
Five different indexes are available:
title, subject, and three numeric in-
dexes. In this way, readers can find
the information they need even if
they have only fragmentary infor-
mation such as a publication num-
ber, title, or subject category.
Title —
Publication Date
Originator
Length
Abstract Guide
Management of Investigation-Derived
Wastes During Site Inspections
May 1,1991
OERR/HSED
68 pages
Core
Document
Icon
Control Number
Agency Number •
Order Number
Price Code •
Presents a general regulatory background and
options for management of investigation- Summary
derived wasted (IDW) generated during
Superfund site inspections (SIS).
- Control No.: 9345.3-02
-EPA/540/G-91/009
- NTIS Order No.: PB91-921331/CCE
- Price Code: A04
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The title index lists documents
and computer files alphabetically.
Readers can use the title index to
locatedocuments in the abstracts sec-
tion, where information on publica-
tion date, document length, and track-
ing numbers is available.
In the subject index documents
are listed alphabetically by title un-
der subject headings. In addition,
many subject listings have cross ref-
erences so that readers unfamiliar
%vith Superfund program terms can
find the documents they want. For
example, readers looking for docu-
ments about "Cleanup Strategy" are
referred to the "Remedial" listing in
the Contents.
The Abstracts
Each index listing refers readers
to the page in the abstracts section
where a brief description of the docu-
ment can be found. Each abstract
contains:
* the document title,
• the publication date,
* an icon showing the type of docu-
ment,
For Superfund
Newcomers
ThisCompendiumhasbeende-
signed to help persons unfamiliar
with the details of the Superfund
programtofindtheinformationthey
need. Wherever possible, plain En-
glish has been substituted for pro-
gram jargon and acronyms.
Non-experts seeking informa-
tion on particular topics will find
the subject index most helpful. It
details the types of information
Superfund documents contain and
is cross-referenced for easy use.
Anyone looking for specific
documents will find the title index
most useful. The numeric indexes
arrange documents by publication
number and are a third way users
can find the information they need.
the originating office,
the document length,
a brief summary of the contents,
Agency control numbers,
the NTIS order number, and
the NTIS price code.
For the convenience of Compen-
dium users with Superfund exper-
tise, the abstracts have been organized
into 10 categories:
Administration and Management
Analytical Services
Enforcement (CERCLA)
Enforcement (RCRA)
Federal Facilities Enforcement
Outreach and Training
Public Participation
Remedial Action
Removal Action
Risk Assessment and Risk Man-
agement
Site Assessment
Technology
Within each category, documents
are divided into logical subcategories
and then are listed alphabetically (see
Contents). Superfund experts seek-
ing information on a broad topic can
browse among the various abstracts
after making a guess about the cat-
egory in which the document is most
likely to appear.
Core Documents
Documents considered to be es-
sential to understanding the current
Superfund program are called "Core"
documents and are designated by
stars at the end of their titles in the
Abstract Section (Section 5). They
can be ordered quickly using the or-
der form supplement at the end of
this Compendium.
Archived Documents
Although this Compendium
deals primarily with current
Superfund documents, numerous
publications of historical interest have
been produced since Superfund's in-
ception in 1980. Therefore, Section 6
provides a list of older documents
available from NTIS.
Ordering Documents
See Section 4 for detailed order-
ing instructions. The documents in-
cluded in this Compendium can also
be reviewed at EPA Regional Librar-
ies and selected U.S. Government
Depository Libraries.
Future Editions
In the spirit of the Federal em-
phasis on customer assistance
through Total Quality Management
(TQM), we are asking your help in
improving the usefulness of this com-
pendium and of customer access
through NTIS. Please use the form at
the back of this volume to suggest
other improvements or services.
For Superfund Experts
Users of this Compendium who are familiar with the Superfund program
are likely to be seeking specific documents or program information. The
summaries in the abstracts section are organized under 10 large categories and
further organized into specific subcategories.
Superfund experts can comb the abstracts easily by checking the Contents
to determine in which category the document they want is located and then
scanning that section. Documents are arranged alphabetically by title within
each subcategory. In addition, the numeric indexes arrange documents by
publication number.
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What Is
Superfund?
Superfund is the Federal program
that protects people and the environ-
ment by cleaning up abandoned or
uncontrolled hazardous waste sites.
The U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA) administers the
Superfund program, which was es-
tablished in 1980 with the passage of
the Comprehensive Environmental
Response, Compensation, and Liabil-
ity Act (CERCLA). In 1986, Congress
passed the Superfund Amendment
and Reauthorization Act (SARA)
which updated and improved
CERCLA.
Superfund's Current
Authorization Was
Extended in 1990
Two major parts of Superfund
are the Removal Program and the
Remedial Program. The Removal
Program takes quick action to correct
short-term emergencies such as acci-
dental or deliberate spills of hazard-
ous substances. Removal actions of-
ten include:
• Treating, containing, or removing
hazardous substances for proper
disposal;
• Providing alternate water supplies;
• Evacuating people living near the
spill site; and
« Erecting fences, posting warning
signs, and taking other steps to keep
people and animals away from a
site.
In general by law, removal ac-
tions can take no more than 12 months
and cost no more than $2 million.
EPA is responsible for conducting
removals on land. The U.S. Coast
Guard is responsible for removals in
or on coastal and other navigable
waters.
The Remedial Program pursues
the long-term clean up of serious haz-
ardous waste problems and works to
correct wide-scale damage caused by
hazardous waste releases. The
Superfund program addresses the
1,200 sites on the National Priorities
List (NPL) slated for cleanup under
Superfund, as well as a host of spon-
taneous hazardous substance releases
anywhere they occur.
The Challenge of
Superfund
When CERCLA was signed into
law, Superfund was viewed as a short-
term program warranting few re-
sources. At that time, EPA and Con-
gress believed only a few hundred
sites nationwide would require clean-
ing up. But as EPA began to study the
situation more closely, additional haz-
ardous waste sites were discovered,
and the magnitude of the problem
grew.
Ten years after Superfund's in-
ception, EPA had identified some
33,000 hazardous waste sites and had
evaluated more than 31,000 of them.
These preliminary assessments
showed that further Federal action
was unnecessary at 19,000 sites; their
cleanup, if necessary, has been left to
State or local government or the pri-
vate sector. About 11,000 of the 31,000
evaluated sites are awaiting further
investigation, and more than 1,200 of
the 31,000 sites have been placed on
the NPL, making them eligible for
federally funded cleanups.
EPA developed the Hazard Rank-
ing System (HRS), which compares
the relative severity of health and
environmental risks among sites, to
determine whether a site should be
placed on the NPL. About 5-10 per-
cent of all sites evaluated are placed
on the NPL.
Each NPL site is unique. Sites
range from a 1 /4-acre metal plating
shop to a 250-square mile mining com-
plex. Every conceivable type of waste
is found at Superfund sites, includ-
ing heavy metals, solvents, and ra-
dioactive wastes. Superfund sites can
threaten the air we breathe, the water
we drink, and the ground on which
we walk.
The Superfund
Cleanup Process
EPA learns of potential hazard-
ous waste problems from many
sources including State and local gov-
ernments, businesses, the U.S. Coast
Guard, and private citizen reports to
the National Response Center's 24-
hour hotline at 800-424-8802. Any
site that immediately threatens pub-
lic health or the environment may
warrant a short-term removal action.
Long-standing hazardous waste
problems may also warrant long-term
remedial actions.
The major steps in the Superfund
cleanup process are:
• Site discovery and investigation,
usually by State officials.
• EPA evaluation of possible hazards
posed by site contaminants and, if
warranted, addition of the site to
the NPL.
• Negotiations to compel the indi-
viduals or companies responsible
for the hazardous waste problem—
known as "responsible parties" or
RPs—to fund the next steps in the
cleanup process.
• Detailed studies to assess what con-
taminants are present, how serious
the site contamination is, and what
are the potential risks to the com-
munity. Studies are done to deter-
mine which clean-up methods may
be most effective. This process can
take 18 to 30 months, and the aver-
age cost is about $1 million.
• Selection of a cleanup method, af-
ter a public comment period on
EPA's proposed cleanup plans.
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• Designofasite-specificcleanupthat
implements EPA's plan. This takes
about 12 to 18 months and costs an
average of $1 million.
• Actual cleanup. Depending upon
the method used, this step can take
from one to six years. One of the
most difficult problems at
Superfund sites is cleaning up con-
taminated ground water, which can
take decades to complete.
Cleanup funds come from nu-
merous sources. Whenever possible,
EPA compels the businesses and in-
dividuals responsible for creating a
hazardous waste problem to pay for
cleaning it up. If EPA cannot find the
responsible parties, or cannot force
them to pay for cleanup, the Agency
will pay for the work out of the
Superfund Trust Fund.
The Trust Fund was authorized
at $1.6 billion in 1980. Ten years later,
its authorization had grown to more
than $13 billion. The Superfund pro-
gram expects to spend an additional
$14 billion to clean up all the sites
currently on the NPL. The Trust
Fund's three major revenue sources
are excise taxes on petroleum and
chemicalfeedstocks, and environmen-
tal income taxes. Numerous smaller
sources—primarily cost recovery,
penalties, and interest income—add
another $440 million a year.
CERCLA requires States to con-
tribute at least 10 percent of EPA's
costs to dean up NPL sites within
their borders. Federal agencies pay to
clean up Federal hazardous waste
sites, such as those on military bases
or at weapons plants, out of their own
budgets. They do not use Trust Fund
monies.
An Enormous Task
Superfund has always been con-
troversial. Progress in cleaning up
hazardous waste sites was slow in
the program's early years. Decision-
making was highly centralized and
conservative. Expertise in hazardous
waste cleanup was limited, and clean-
up technologies were practically non-
existent.
A New Strategy
Progress increased dramatically
after passage of the Superfund
Amendments and Reauthorization
Act of 1986 (SARA), which qua-
drupled the resources available to
the program. However, a new strat-
egy for dealing with the nation's haz-
ardous waste problem clearly was
needed.
In June 1989, EPA Administrator
William Reilly's A Management Re-
view of the Superfund Program, articu-
lated a new program strategy.
Simply stated, the new strategy
emphasizes addressing the worst
problems at the worst sites first, in
accordance with the Agency's goal of
overall risk reduction. Employing
this new strategy, EPA will:
• Use enforcement first to compel
private party response,
• Make sites safe from acute threats,
• Make sites clean over the long term,
and
• Bring new technology to bear on
the problem of hazardous waste
contamination.
The Future Is Now
The new strategy also calls for
EPA to improve program efficiency,
encourage public involvement in pro-
gram decisions, and communicate all
aspects of the program more clearly.
Communication is vital, so that the
general public, environmental pro-
fessionals, and decision makers at all
levels of government will understand
the successes Superfund has had and
the problems it still faces.
EPA is making solid progress in
implementing the new strategy,
which is expected to guide the pro-
gram for years to come. EPA believes
the NPL may grow to more than 2,000
sites by the end of the century, and
Superfund will be ready to meet the
challenge of making sites safe and
clean.
Communicating in
the Future
In addition, it is important that
the technical, technological, and
policy documents on which program
operations and cleanup activities are
based, be accessible to everyone who
needs them. Communicating to these
users through improved access has
been a three-year initiative of the Of-
fice of Emergency and Remedial Re-
sponse. Our cooperative initiative
with the National Technical Informa-
tion Service has produced this com-
prehensive Compendium, which be-
comes the focal point of Superfund's
new communication effort. It incor-
porates two principles:
• Superfund-related documents is-
sued by all EPA program offices
are now compiled in one source.
Previously, users had to contact
EPA program offices individually
for listingsoftheirSuperfund docu-
ments.
• NTIS' new system will make
Superfund documents available
to the public quickly and conve-
niently. NTIS now gives orders for
Superfund documents special pri-
ority. The Standing Order Service
has been refined to give subscrib-
ers access to all new documents
rapidly and economically.
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What
Is NTIS?
The National Technical Informa-
tion Service (NTIS) is the Environ-
mental Protection Agency's partner
in the distribution of Superfund in-
formation. All publicly available
Superfund documents can be ob-
tained through NTIS.
In addition to Superfund materi-
als, NTIS houses information pro-
duced by and for Federal agencies in
all areas of science and technology
such as business, computer science,
ecology, health, medicine, natural
science, physics, and chemistry. This
information may be in the form of
publications, periodicals, computer
data files, or computer software. NTIS
collects, stores, and disseminates this
information to the public.
For each item received from an
agency, NTIS creates a bibliographic
record, lists the item in its on-line
database, and maintains the item in
its archives. Thus, Federal agencies
are freed from the costs of archiving
and distributing their own informa-
tion products.
At the same time, NTIS guaran-
tees that unclassified information pro-
duced for U.S. Government agencies
with taxpayers' money can reach
those in business, industry, academia,
and the general public who can make
use of it. To inform scientists, re-
searchers, engineers, and managers
about this information, NTIS:
• Announces 150,000 summaries of
completed and ongoing U.S. and
foreign government-sponsored
R&D and engineering activities
each year. These summaries detail
the knowledge and technology gen-
erated through the U.S. Govern-
ment's $60 billion R&D effort.
Other Environmental Products
Available from NTIS
NTIS offers a wide variety of Environmental Products. The following
can assist users to access this information:
EPA Publications Bibliography, Quarterly Abstract Bulletin is a printed
bibliographic listing of all EPA reports and computer products added
to the NTIS collection. It is published on a quarterly cycle and contains
7 indexes: title, keyword, sponsoring EPA office, corporate author,
personal author, contract/grant number, and NTIS order/report num-
ber. The issue for the last calendar quarter of the year cumulates the
indexes. A one-year subscription costs $135. Contact NTIS Standing
Orders and Subscriptions Department at 703-487-4630 and order PB92-
904200.
EPA Publications Bibliography, 1984-1990 is a 2-volume, hard-bound set
that cumulates the bibliographic information published in the Quar-
terly Abstract Bulletin from 1984 through 1990. For price information
call NTIS Sales, 703-487-4650, and ask for NTIS Order No. PB91-205500.
Environmental Pollution and Control is a weekly subscription newslet-
ter containing abstracts of all current reports added to the NTIS collec-
tion which are on environmental subjects. They may come from EPA,
Department of Energy, National Aeronautics and Space Administra-
tion, Department of Transportation, the National Oceanic and Atmo-
spheric Administration of the Department of Commerce, Department
of the Interior, State environmental offices, and many other sources of
environmental information. An annual subscription costs $150. Con-
tact the Subscriptions Department at 703-487-4630.
Access EPA is a new directory issued by EPA's Office of Information
Resources Management containing individual chapters on Public In-
formation Tools, Major EPA Dockets, Clearinghouses and Hotlines,
Records Management Programs, Major EPA Environmental Data-
bases, Library and Information Services, and State Environmental
Libraries. It sells for $18 and may be ordered by calling NTIS Sales at
703-487-4650 and asking for PB91-151563. Each chapter of Access EPA
is available from NTIS as a separate document. You can order your
copies by calling NTIS Sales at 703-487-4650 and requesting the follow-
ing titles and order numbers:
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Major EPA Dockets PB91-151589
Clearinghouses and Hotlines PB91-151597
Records Management Programs PB91-151605
Environmental Databases PB91-151613
Library and Information Services PB91-151621
State Environmental Libraries PB91-151639
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Government. CUFT also links U.S.
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NTIS is a self-supporting agency
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and the largest single source for pub-
lic access to federally produced infor-
mation. NTIS originated as the Pub-
lications Board established by Presi-
dent Harry S Truman in 1945.
Its original function was to re-
view all World War n government-
generated scientific and technical
documents and to determine what
could be released to the public. Even-
tually, Congress ordered the Depart-
ment of Commerce to operate a na-
tional clearinghouse to collect and
distribute scientific, technical, and
engineering information. In 1970, the
national clearinghouse was re-estab-
lished as NTIS.
NTIS receives no Congression-
ally appropriated funds. Rather, the
agency sells its products to recover its
costs.
Free from NTIS
For information about the full
range of available products, the NTIS
1992 Products and Services Catalog is
available by calling NTIS Sales at 703-
487-4650. AskforPR-827.
U.S. Government Environmental
Datafiles & Software for Microcomput-
ers & Mainframes is available by ask-
ing for PR-758.
This Compendium may also be
obtainedfromNTIS without cost. Ask
forPR-881.
Looking to the Future
In support of EPA's Superfund
program NTIS plans to include early
access information through a bulletin
board and an Alert service in paper
form listing new products. Both new
announcement service options are
scheduled for early 1992. For more
information, watch for inserts in your
Superfund reports ordered from
NTIS.
If you have any comments or sug-
gestions for improving the useful-
ness of NTIS publications or customer
access through NTIS, please use the
form at the back of this volume to
suggest other improvements or ser-
vices.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Records of Decision Now Available to Standing
Order Customers
Records of Decision (RODs), EPA's on-the-record explanations of cleanup techniques to be used at each
Superfund site, are now available to NTIS standing order customers.
As more and more National Priorities List (NPL) sites are scheduled for long-term cleanup, public interest
in RODs is increasing rapidly. To meet this growing demand, NTIS is using its standing order system to ensure
that interested parties receive RODs as soon as they are issued. NTIS customers can tailor their standing orders
by electing to receive only those RODs issued for Superfund sites in particular Regions of interest.
Region 1 (Order PB92-963700): Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island,
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Abstracts
Administration and Management
General
The Final National Contin-
gency Plan: New Directions
for Superf und
February 1990
OERR/OPM
6 pages
Describes how the Superfund Man-
agement Review and the final Na-
tional Contingency Plan (NCP) es-
tablished a management and regula-
tory blueprint for implementation of
the Superfund law. Summarizes
Superfund's new goals for hazard-
ous waste cleanup, and how those
goals will be achieved.
Control No.: 9319.0-01FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272600/CCE
Price Code: A02
ARARs
The CERCLA Compliance with
Other Laws Manuals, August 1988
and August 1989, remain the ba-
sic reference documents in
ARARs. The Fact Sheets listed in
this section supplement the manu-
als, and taken together, present
the Agency's most current infor-
mation.
Analysis of Treatability Data
for Soil and Debris: Evalua-
tion of Land Ban Impact on
Use of Superfund Treatment
Technologies *
November 30,1989
OERR/HSCD
25 pages
Summarizes the effectiveness of
treatment technologies for contami-
nated soil and debris and provides
support for decisions by the Re-
gions to use treatability variances
for complying with the RCRA Land
Ban Disposal Restrictions.
Control No.: 9380.3-04
NTIS Order No.: PB90-258476/CCE
Price Code: A03
General
ARARs Qs & As: Compliance
with Federal Water Quality
Criteria*
June 1990
OERR/OPM
11 pages
Answers questions arising from de-
veloping applicable or relevant and
appropriate requirements (ARARs)
policies.
Control No.: 9234.2-09FS :
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274267/CCE
Price Code: A03
ARARs Qs & As: Compliance
with New SDWA National
Primary Drinking Water
Regulations for Organic and
Inorganic Chemicals*
July 1991
OERR/OPM
8 pages
Provides guidance on questions that
arose in developing ARAR policies
and in identifying and complying
with ARARs at specific sites concern-
ing the new Safe Drinking Water
Regulations (Phase II).
Control No.: 9243.2-15FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921363/CCE
Price Code: A02
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Administration and Management
ARARs
ARARsQs&As: Compliance
with the Toxicity Characteris-
tics Rule: Part 1 *
May 1990
OERR/OPM
6 pages
Answers questions that arise from
developingappUcableorrelevantand
appropriate requirements (ARARs)
policies. Addresses compliance.
Control No.: 9234.2-08FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273814/CCE
Price Code: A02
ARARs Qs & As: The Fund-
Balancing Waiver it
January 1991
OERR/OPM
4 pages
Provides guidance on a number of
questions that arose in developing
ARARs policies, in ARARs training
sessions, and in identifying and com-
plying with ARARs at specific sites.
Control No.: 9234.2-13FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921321/CCE
Price Code: A01
ARARs Qs and As: General
Policy, RCRA, CWA, SDWA,
Post ROD Information and
Contingency Waivers *
July 1991
OERR/OPM
7 pages
Provides guidance on questions that
arose in developing ARAR policies,
in ARARs training session, and in
identifying and complying with
ARARs at specific sites. Updates and
replaces Fact Sheet issued in May
1989.
Control No.: 9234.2-01FS-A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921341/CCE
Price Code: A02
ARARs Qs and As: State
Ground Water Anti-degrada-
tion Issues *
July 1990
OERR/OPM
11 pages
Provides guidance on the status of
State ground water antidegradation
provisions as potential applicable or
relevant and appropriate require-
ments (ARARs) for CERCLA ground
water and soil remedial actions.
Control No.: 9234.2-11FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921311/CCE
Price Code: A02
Applicability of Land Dis-
posal Restrictions to RCRA &
CERCLA Ground Water Treat-
ment Reinjection, Superfund
Management *
December 27,1989
OERR/HSED
5 pages
Explains EPA's interpretation of
whether LDRs are applicable or rel-
evant and appropriate to reinjection
or to remediation processes.
Control No.: 9234.1-06
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921332/CCE
Price Code: A01
CERCLA Compliance with
Other Laws Manual: CERCLA
Compliance with the Clean
Water Act (CWA) and the Safe
Drinking Water Act
(SDWA) *
February 1990
OERR/OPM
10 pages
Provides a guide to Chapters 3 and 4
of Part 1 of the "CERCLA Compli-
ance with Other Laws Manual." Fo-
cuses on CERCLA compliance with
the Clean Water Act. Discusses stat-
utes with provisions relevant to sur-
face water or drinking water.
Control No.: 9234.2-06FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273806/CCE
Price Code: A02
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Administration and Management
ARARs
CERCLA Compliance with
Other Laws Manual: CERCLA
Compliance with State Re-
quirements *
December 1989
OERR/OPM
8 pages
Provides a guide to Chapter 6 of Part
2 of the "CERCLA Compliance with
Other Laws Manual." The fifth in a
series, this Fact Sheet discusses
CERCLA compliance with State re-
quirements, based on policies in pro-
posed revisions to the National Con-
tingency Plan.
Control No.: 9234.2-05FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272543/CCE
Price Code: A02
CERCLA Compliance with
Other Laws Manual: Guide to
Manual *
September 1989
OERR/OPM
7 pages
Serves as a guide to the use of the
"CERCLA Compliance with Other
Laws Manual." The second in a se-
ries, this Fact Sheet discusses imple-
mentation of applicable or relevant
and appropriate requirements
(ARARs) provisions in the proposed
revisions to theNationalContingency
Plan.
Control No.: 9234.2-02FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274242/CCE
Price Code: A01
CERCLA Compliance with
Other Laws Manual: Over-
view of Applicable or Rel-
evant and Appropriate Re-
quirements (ARARs) - Focus
on ARAR Waivers *
December 1989
OERR/OPM
8 pages
Summarizes Chapter 1 of Part 1 of the
"CERCLA Compliance with Other
Laws Manual." The third in a series,
this Fact Sheet provides an overview
of applicable or relevant and appro-
priate requirements (ARARs) based
on policies in proposed revisions to
the National Contingency Plan.
Control No.: 9234.2-03FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273798/CCE
Price Code: A02
CERCLA Compliance with
Other Laws Manual, Part 1 (In-
terim Final) *
August 1988
OERR/OPM
246 pages
Provides guidance to all those respon-
sible for planning response actions
under the national hazardous waste
laws. Volume 1 assists in the selec-
tion of on-site remedial actions that
meet the applicable, or relevant and
appropriate requirements (ARARs)
of all Federal and State environmen-
tal laws as required by CERCLA.
Volume 2 assists Remedial Project
Managers in identifying and comply-
ing with all ARARs for remedial ac-
tions at Superfund sites. Addresses
CERCLA compliance with the Clean
Air Act and other environmental stat-
utes for remedial actions.
Control No.: 9234.1-01 (Volume 1)
EPA/540/G-89/006
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272535/CCE
Price Code: All
CERCLA Compliance with
Other Laws Manual, Part 2:
Clean Air Act and Other Envi-
ronmental Statutes and State
Requirements *
August 1989
OERR/OPM
176 pages
Control No.: 9234.1-02 (Volume 2)
EPA/540/G-89/009
NTIS Order No.: PB90-148461/CCE
Price Code: A09
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Administration and Management
ARARs
CERCLA Compliance with
Other Laws Manual: RCRA
(Resource Conservation and
Recovery Act) ARARs (Appli-
cable or Relevant and Appro-
priate Requirements) - Focus
on Closure Requirements *
October 1989
OERR/OPM
9 pages
Serves as a guide to the use of the
"CERCLA Compliance with Other
Laws Manual: Parts land 2." Fourth
in a series, addresses Subtitle C of the
Resource Conservation and Recov-
ery Act (RCRA) with a focus on the
RCRA Subtitle C closure require-
ments.
Control No.: 9234.2-04FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274259/CCE
Price Code: A02
CERCLA Compliance with
Other Laws Manual, Sum-
mary of Part 2: CAA, TSCA,
and Other Statutes *
April 1990
OERR/OPM
11 pages
Sixth in a series, focuses on CERCLA
compliance with the Clean Air Act;
theToxicSubstancesControlAct;and
the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide,
and Rodenticide Act. Discusses stat-
utes that set standards for radioac-
tive wastes, mining wastes, and other
resource protection statutes that are
potentially applicable or relevant and
appropriate requirements (ARARs)
for CERCLA actions.
Control No.: 9234.2-07FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272550/CCE
Price Code: A03
CERCLA Off-Site Policy: Eli-
gibility of Facilities in Assess-
ment Monitoring *
July 28,1986
OERR/OPM
5 pages
Clarifies application of the CERCLA
off-site policy to RCRA commercial
facilities in assessment monitoring.
Control No.: 9330.2-06
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249632/CCE
Price Code: A01
CERCLA Off-Site Policy: Pro-
viding Notice to Facilities *
May 12,1986
OERR/OPM
8 pages
Explains notification of commercial
treatment, and disposal facilities in-
eligible to receive CERCLA response
wastes.
Control No.: 9330.2-05
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249624/CCE
Price Code: A02
Consideration of RCRA Re-
quirements in Performing
CERCLA Responses at Min-
ing Waste Sites *
August 19,1991
OERR/OPM
10 pages
Addresses mining waste problems
by developing a program for regula-
tion under Subtitle D.
Control No.: 9234.0-04
NTIS Order No.: PB91-214205/CCE
Price Code: A03
Delegations of Authority Un-
der the Federal Water Pollu-
tion Control Act (FWPCA)
Which are Applicable to the
Superfund Program *
April 16,1984
OERR/OPM
8 pages
Delegates authority regarding the use
of dispersant and responsibilities
within the Spill Prevention Control &
Countermeasure System (SPCC) pro-
gram.
Control No.: 9260.3-00
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249574/CCE
Price Code: A01
Discharge of Waste Water
from CERCLA Sites into Pub-
licly Owned Treatment Works
(POTWs) *
April 15,1986
OERR/OPM
8 pages
Discusses technical and policy con-
cerns related to the discharge of waste
water from CERCLA emergency re-
movals and remedial actions to
POTWs. Sets forth proposed criteria
and affirms EPA's intent to develop
policy on the use and selection of
POTWs for CERCLA waste water.
Control No.: 9330.2-04
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249616/CCE
Price Code: A02
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Administration and Management
Interim RCRA/CERCLA Gui-
dance on Non-Contiguous
Sites and On-Site Manage-
ment of Waste and Treatment
Residue *
March 27,1986
OERR/OPM
11 pages
Presents interim guidance about com-
bined treatment of CERCLA wastes
from non-contiguous locations, on-
site disposal of treatment residue, limi-
tations on construction of hazardous
waste incinerators for on-site
CERCLA use, and off-site treatment
of waste and disposal on-site.
Control No.: 9347.0-01
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274317/CCE
Price Code: A03
Land Disposal Restrictions as
Relevant and Appropriate Re-
quirements for CERCLA Con-
taminated Soil and Debris *
June 5,1989
OERR/HSCD
11 pages
Discusses the applicability and rel-
evance of LDRs for soil or debris that
does not contain restricted RCRA
wastes. Provides suggested language
to be incorporated into feasibility stud-
ies.
Control No.: 9347.2-01
NTIS Order No.: PB91-214973/CCE
Price Code: A03
Notification of Out-of-State
Shipments of Superfund Site
Wastes *
September 14,1989
OERR/OPM
6 pages
Implements EPA's policy regarding
off-site shipment of Superfund off-
site wastes to an out-of-State man-
agement facility.
Control No.: 9330.2-07
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272618/CCE
Price Code: A02
Policy for Superfund Compli-
ance with the RCRA Land Dis-
posal Restrictions *
April 17,1989
OERR/HSCD
12 pages
Assists Regional removal and reme-
,dial staff in making decisions about
the Land Disposal Restrictions (LDR)
mandated by the national solid waste
law (RCRA/HSWA). Explains "ap-
plicable" LDRs and resultant compli-
ance.
Control No.: 9347.1-02
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249640/CCE
Price Code: A03
ARARs
Summary of Notification of
Out-of-State Shipments of
Superfund Site Waste *
May 1991
OERR/HSCD
6 pages
Summarizes EPA's policy that prior
to the off-site shipment of Superfund
wastes to an out-of state waste man-
agement facility, EPA regional per-
sonnel will provide notice to the re-
ceiving State's environmental offi-
cials.
Control No.: 9330.2-07FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228197/CCE
Price Code: A01
Superfund LDR Guide #1:
Overview of RCRA Land Dis-
posal Restrictions (LDRs) *
July 1989
OERR/HSCD
6 pages
Summarizes major components of
the Land Disposal Restrictions im-
posed by the national solid waste law
(RCRA/HSWA). Presents compli-
ance options specified in the regula-
tion.
Control No.: 9347.3-01FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274325/CCE
Price Code: A02
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Administration and Management
ARARs.
Superfund LDR Guide #2:
Complying with the Califor-
nia List Restrictions Under
Land Disposal Restrictions
(LDRs) *
July 1989
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Defines the California list of wastes,
summarizes restrictions, and dis-
cusses potential to overlap with other
Land Disposal Restriction treatment
standards.
Control No.: 9347.3-02ES
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274333/CCE
Price Code: A01
Superfund LDR Guide #3:
Treatment Standards and
Minimum Technology Re-
quirements Under Land Dis-
posal Restrictions (LDRs) *
July 1989
OERR/HSCD
7 pages
Summarizes types and effective dates
of treatment standards, and outlines
procedures for compliance with the
national capacity extensions.
Control No.: 9347.3-03FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274341/CCE
Price Code: A02
Superfund LDR Guide #4:
Complying with the Hammer
Restrictions Under Land Dis-
posal Restrictions (LDRs) *
July 1989
OERR/HSCD
7 pages
Discusses compliance with Land Dis-
posal Restriction "soft-hammer" and
"hard-hammer" provisions.
Control No. 9347.3-04FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274358/CCE
Price Code: A02
Superfund LDR Guide #5:
Determining When Land Dis-
posal Restrictions (LDRs) are
Applicable to CERCLA Re-
sponse Actions *
July 1989
OERR/HSCD
7 pages
Outlines the process used to deter-
mine whether the Land Disposal Re-
strictions established under the na-
tional solid waste law (RCRA/
HSWA) are "applicable" to a
CERCLA response action.
Control No.: 9347.3-05FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274366/CCE
Price Code: A02
Superfund LDR Guide #6A
(Second Edition): Obtaining
a Soil and Debris Treatability
Variance for Remedial Ac-
tions *
September 1990
OERR/HSCD
6 pages
Outlines the process for obtaining and
complying with a Treatability Vari-
ance for soil and debris that are con-
taminated with RCRA hazardous
wastes until the Agency promulgates
treatment standards for such materi-
als.
Control No.: 9347.3-06FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921327/CCE
Price Code: A02
Superfund LDR Guide #6B:
Obtaining a Soil and Debris
Treatability Variance for Re-
moval Actions *
September 1990
OERR/HSCD
6 pages
Outlines the process for obtaining and
complying with a Treatability Vari-
ance for soil and debris that are con-
taminated with RCRA hazardous
wastes until such time that EPA pro-
mulgates treatment standards for soil
and debris.
Control No.: 9347.3-06BFS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921310/CCE
Price Code: A02
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Administration and Management
ARARs
Superfund LDR Guide #7:
Determining When Land Dis-
posal Restrictions (LDR) are
Relevant and Appropriate to
CERCLA Response Actions *
December 1989
OERR/HSCD
2 pages
Outlines the process used to deter-
mine whether the Resource Conser-
vation and Recovery Act (RCRA) land
disposalrestrictions are "relevant and
appropriate" to an on-site CERCLA
response action.
Control No.: 9347.3-08FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-214122/CCE
Price Code: A01
Superfund LDR Guide #8:
Compliance with Third Third
Requirements Under the
LDRs*
October 1990
OERR/HSCD
4 pages
Summarizes the key provisions of
the Third Third LDR rule. Discusses
potential implications for CERCLA
response actions.
Control No.: 9347.3-08FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921313/CCE
Price Code: A01
A Guide to the Delisting of
RCRA Wastes for Superfund
Remedial Responses *
September 1990
OERR/OPM
9 pages
Discusses procedures for delisting
RCRA hazardous wastes as part of a
Superfund remedial response.
Control No.: 9347.3-09FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274374/CCE
Price Code: A02
Superfund LDR Guide #10:
Guide to Obtaining No Mi-
gration Variances for CERCLA
Remedial Actions *
April 1991
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Outlines procedures for obtaining a
No Migration Variance for RCRA haz-
ardous wastes as part of a CERCLA
response when the LDRs are ARAR.
Control No.: 9347.3-1 OFS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921367/CCE
Price Code: A01
CERCLA Compliance with the
RCRAToxicity Characteristics
(TC) Rule: Part 2 *
October 1990
OERR/OPM
4 pages
Aids site managers in identifying
whether CERCLA waste is RCRA
hazardous waste. Part 2 provides a
general framework for managing
CERCLA wastes in accordance with
the new requirements.
Control No.: 9347.3-11FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921309/CCE
Price Code: A01
Superfund LDR Guide to
RCRA Management Require-
ments for Mineral Processing
Wastes *
January 1991
OERR/HSCD
4 pages
Summarizes recent revisions to the
1980 mining waste exclusion; explains
potential effects on waste manage-
ment options for mineral processing
wastes. Provides general framework
for managing mineral processing
wastes at CERCLA sites.
Control No.: 9347.3-12FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921318/CCE
Price Code: A01
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Administration and Management
Contract Management
Contract Management
ARCS Construction Contract
Modification Procedures
September 1989
OERR/HSCD
9 pages
Describes contracting relationships,
technical reviews, and administrative
procedures required to process
supplemental agreements and orders
for changed work in Remedial Ac-
tion construction projects.
Control No.: 9355.5-01FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274515/CCE
Price Code: A02
ARCS Work Assignment
Management, Field Guide
January 1989
OERR/OPM
130 pages
One of three management assistance
tools available. Provides reference
information on theinitiationand man-
agement of ARCS work assignments.
Control No.: 9242.6-01
NTIS Order No.: PB91-214965/CCE
Price Code: A07
Debarment and Suspension
Fall 1989
OERR/HSCD
6 pages
Defines debarment and suspension,
describes causes and procedures and
authorities for pursuing them. Dis-
cusses requirements of the Drug-Free
Work Place Act.
Control No.: 9200.5-208FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272527/CCE
Price Code: A02
Guidance for Organizing
ARCS Contract Files
January 3,1989
OERR/OPM
8 pages
Provides instructions for developing
a consistent, flexible, filing system to
manage ARCS contract files.
Control No.: 9242.6-02
NTIS Order No.: PB91-215020/CCE
Price Code: A02
Headquarters Support Con-
tract Management Procedures
November 15,1989
OERR/OPM
21 pages
Addresses perceptions that can
weaken public confidence in the
Superfund program. Presents proce-
dures designed to strengthen con-
tract management. Provides infor-
mation applicable to OERR work as-
signments.
Control No.: 9242.6-05
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921335/CCE
Price Code: A03
Approval of Long Term Con-
tracting Strategy for Super-
fund (Superfund Manage-
ment Review: Recommenda-
tions E.2) *
August 1990
OERR/OPM
42 pages
Summarizes and clarifies issue find-
ings, analyses, and recommendations
for EPA's Long-Term Contracting
Strategy for Superfund.
Control No.: 9242.6-07
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273822/CCE
Price Code: A03
Long-Term Contracting Strat-
egy for Superfund *
September 1990
OERR/OPM
4 pages
Summarizes issue findings, analyses,
and recommendations for EPA's
Long-Term Contracting Strategy for
Superfund. Analyzes long-term con-
tracting needs of the program. Clari-
fies roles of the Advisory Committee
and the Regions in implementing the
Long-Term Contracting Strategy.
Control No.: 9242.6-07FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921308/CCE
Price Code: A01
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Administration and Management
Environmental Indicators
Long-Term Contracting Strat-
egy for Superfund—Imple-
mentation *
August 14,1991
OERR/OPM
2 pages
Clarifies the roles of the Advisory
Committee and the Regions in imple-
menting the long-term contracting
strategy for Superfund. Represents a
consensus of all affected Headquar-
ters and Regional offices on the de-
sign of the portfolio of Superfund
contracts over the next ten years.
Control No.: 9242.6-10
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921358/CCE
Price Code: A01
Superfund: Getting into the
Act. Contracting and Subcon-
tracting Guide to the Super-
fund Program *
April 1989
OERR/OPM
66 pages
Assists those interested in providing
contractual services to the Superfund
program. Describes current Super-
fund contracts and provides contact
points, addresses, and telephone
numbers of firms with Superfund
contracts.
Control No.: 9200.5-402
EPA/540/G-89/003a
NTIS Order No.: PB89-233431/CCE
Price Code: A04
Environmental
Indicators
Model Performance Standards
for Superfund Project Offic-
ers, Deputy Project Officers,
and Work Assignment Man-
agers/Delivery Order Offi-
cers*
September 26,1988
OERR/OPM
19 pages
Provides background, and transmits
model performance standards for se-
lecting and managing the hiring and
supervision of staff engaged in the
above contract responsibilities at
Superfund sites.
Control No.: 9242.5-02
NTIS Order No.: PB90-258336/CCE
Price Code: A03
Treatability Studies Contrac-
tor Work Assignments
July 12,1989
OERR/OPM
5 pages
Requires all future remedial and re-
moval work assignments to contain a
provision requiring the contractor to
provide the Agency's Superfund da-
tabase with a copy of the work prod-
ucts.
Control No.: 9380.3-01
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273962/CCE
Price Code: A01
Superfund: Reporting on
Progress Through Environ-
mental Indicators
November 1990
OERR/OPM
24 pages
Examines the work done by EPA over
the past ten years to show progress
and accomplishments on sites that
have not yet been deleted from the
list of the most dangerous areas.
Control No.: 9200.5-007
EPA/540/X-90/002
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921203/CCE
Price Code: EOS
Superfund Progress: Environ-
mental Indicators, Environ-
mental Fact Sheet
November 1990
OERR/OPM
4 pages
Provides a brief summary of infor-
mation contained in the report
"Superfund: Reporting Progress
Through Environmental Indicators."
Control No.: 9200.5-007FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921354/CCE
Price Code: A01
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Administration and Management
Internal Policies and Procedures
Internal Policies and
Procedures
CERCLIS DataHandling Sup-
port Policy Statement
May 30,1990
OERR/OPM
3 pages
Updates the policy statement of
March 31,1986, regarding CERCLIS
data handling. Presents information
in accordance with the current docu-
ment management standards.
Control No.: 9221.0-02A
NTIS Order No.: PB90-258328/CCE
Price Code: A01
Delegation of Remedy Selec-
tion to Regions
March 24,1986
OERR/OPM
7 pages
Presents revisions to the ROD del-
egation procedures designed to
streamline the remedy selection pro-
cess of delegation.
Control No.: 9260.1-09
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249566/CCE
Price Code: A02
EPA/U.S. Army Corps of En-
gineers Payment Process, Di-
rect Site Revised Reimburse-
ment Methods
May 1990
OERR/HSCD
7 pages
Outlines new procedures for the dis-
bursement of funds to the USAGE
under EPA-lead Superfund projects.
Control No.: 9355.5-14FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273897/CCE
Price Code: A02
Guidelines for Producing
Superfund Documents
February 9,1987
OERR/OPM
14 pages
Summarizespolicyforplanning, writ-
ing, and issuing Superfund guidance
documents. Aids in producing docu-
ments that are readable, concise, and
well-referenced.
Control No.: 9200.4-01
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249475/CCE
Price Code: A03
EPA/U.S. Army Corps of En-
gineers Payment Process, Di-
rect Site Revised Reimburse-
ment Methods
March 21,1990
OERR/HSCD
7 pages
Transmits new procedures for the
disbursement of funds to USAGE
under EPA- lead Superfund projects.
Control No.: 9295.2-04
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921347/CCE
Price Code: A02
OERR Organizational Con-
flict of Interest Review & Ap-
proval Program (Superfund
Management Review: Recom-
mendation No. 46C)
October 31,1989
OERR/OPM
10 pages
Suggests steps for eliminating both
organizational conflict and perceived
conflict in Superfund work assign-
ments.
Control No.: 9242.6-04
NTIS Order No.: PB91-214957/CCE
Price Code: A03
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Administration and Management
Re-delegation of Authority
Under CERCLA and SARA
May 25,1988
OERR/IO
44 pages
Published under AA/OSWER, it is
the current and definitive delegations
document for these authorities. At-
tachment A contains re-delegations
of authority to take specific actions.
Attachment B designates responsi-
bilities to exercise concurrence, con-
sult, or receive notice.
Control No.: 9260.5-02A
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249582/CCE
Price Code: A03
Total Quality Management
(TQM) and Quality Assurance
(QA) in Superfund
December 5,1990
OERR/OPM
3 pages
Focuses on TQM in relation to
Superfund'sQAProgram. Addresses
the development of Data Quality
Objective for the RI/FS and RD/RA
processes.
Control No.: 9242.6-08
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921333/CCE
Price Code: A01
Planning
Construction
Establishing a
Pipeline
December 19,1989
OERR/OPM
12 pages
Re-emphasizes the importance of
completing activities to assure FY 90
remedial actions are funded timely.
Includes background and implemen-
tation information for EPA regional
offices and the Remedial Action
Prioritization Fact Sheet.
Control No.: 9200.3-09
NTIS Order No.: PB91-214189/CCE
Price Code: A03
Final Policy on Setting RI/FS
Priorities
December 27,1990
OERR/HSCD
10 pages
Outlines objectives and goals of the
final policy on setting RI/FS
prioritization and offers guidance to
the Regions on how best to imple-
ment the policy.
Control No.: 9200.3-11
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921324/CCE
Price Code: A02
Planning
Superfund Program Manage-
ment Manual, FY92: Volume 1
June 1991
OERR/OPM
272 pages
Illustrates the relationships among
the major Superfund management
tools, including , but not limited to,
identifying program goal, and trans-
lating priorities into targets, planned
and tracked through the Superfund
Comprehensive Accomplishments
Plan (SCAP). Published annuaUy.
Previous years are listed in the
archived document list.
Control No.: 9200.3-01F
EPA/540/P-91/004a
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921272/CCE
Price Code: A18
Superfund Program Manage-
ment Manual, FY92: Volume 2
June 1991
OERR/OPM
140 pages
Control No.: 9200.3-01F
EPA/540/P-91/004b
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921272/CCE
Price Code: A18
Technology Transfer Needs
Assessment
April 1990
OSWER/TIO
112 pages
Indicates the priority of technical
needs across program areas and Re-
gions, and provides previously un-
available data regarding Office of
SolidWasteand Emergency Response
audiences.
EPA/540/8-90/007
NTIS Order No.: PB91-125674/CCE
Price Code: A06
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Administration and Management
Special Reports
Special Reports
Assurance of Hazardous
Waste Capacity: Guidance to
State Officials
December 1988
OERR/IO
81 pages
Reflects EPA's current understand-
ing of statutory requirements and the
Agency's suggestion that States
implement these requirements. Pro-
vides substantial information to
States: language for contracts and
cooperativeagreements,instructions
on preparation of State Capacity As-
surance Plans (CAPs), and a model
for interstate agreements, regional
agreements, and authority required
when addressing access to capacity
in other States.
Control No.: 9010.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-214171/CCE
Price Code: A05
Management Review of the
Superfund Program
June 1989
OSWER/OERR
126 pages
Presents the findings of the "90-Day
Study/' a self-critical examination of
the program. Supplemented by Con-
trol No. 9201.02-A "Management
Review of the Superfund Program:
ImplementationPIan," dated Septem-
ber 21,1989.
Control No.: 9201.01-A
EPA/540/8-89/007
NTIS Order No.: PB90-153875/CCE
Price Code: A09
Management Review of the
Superfund Program: Imple-
mentation Plan *
September 21,1989
OSWER/OERR
173 pages
Discusses long-term strategy which
is to: immediately control acute
threats; deal with the worst sites and
the worst problems first; carefully
monitor and maintain sites over the
long term; emphasize enforcement to
induce private-party cleanup; seek
new technologies for more effective
cleanup; improve the efficiency of
program operations; and encourage
full participation by communities.
Control No.: 9201.2-A
EPA/540/8-89/009
NTIS Order No.: PB90-153883/CCE
Price Code: A08
National Priorities List Book
Set
September 1990
OERR/OPM
Set of 51 books
Provides general Superfund back-
ground information and descriptions
of activities at each State National
Priorities List (NPL) sites. This set of
documents compiles State-specific
sites summary fact sheets on each site
being cleaned up under the
Superfund program.
Control No.: 9200.5-700
NTIS Order No.: PB91-238725/CCE
Price Code: A99
Superfund: Focusing on the
Nation at Large; a Decade of
Progress at National Priorities
List Sites
September 1990
OERR/OPM
97 pages .
Summarizes the progress made in
the 'cleanup of sites on the National
Priorities List (NPL). It also provides
a state-by-state summary of 422 im-
proved sites. Supplemented by indi-
vidual State books which contain de-
tailed information on all 1,236 NPL
sites.
Control No.: 9200.5-701
EPA/540/4-90/001
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921207/CCE
Price Code: A06
National Priorities List Sites:
Alabama
September 1990
OERR/OPM
62 pages
Together with the companion na-
tional overview volume this publica-
tion provides general Superfund
background information and descrip-
tions of activities at each State Na-
tional Priorities List (NPL) site.
Clearly describes what the problems
are, what EPA and others participat-
ing in site cleanups are doing, and
how the nation can move ahead in
solving these serious problems. Com-
piles site summary fact sheets on each
State site being cleaned up under the
Superfund program.
Control No.: 9200.5-702
EPA/540/4-90/002
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921209/CCE
Price Code: A04
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Administration and Management
National Priorities List Sites:
Alaska
September 1990
OERR/OPM
48 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-703
EPA/540/4-90/003
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921210/CCE
Price Code: A03
National Priorities List Sites:
Arizona and Nevada
September 1990
OERR/OPM
59 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-704
EPA/540/4-90/004
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921211/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
Arkansas
September 1990
OERR/OPM
53 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-705
EPA/540/4-90/005
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921212/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
California
September 1990
OERR/OPM
222 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-706
EPA/540/4-90/006
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921213/CCE
Price Code: A10
National Priorities List Sites:
Colorado
September 1990
OERR/OPM
70 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-707
EPA/540/4-90/007
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921214/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
Connecticut
September 1990
OERR/OPM
59 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-708
EPA/540/4-90/008
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921215/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
Delaware
September 1990
OERR/OPM
75 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-709
EPA/540/4-90/009
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921216/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
Florida
September 1990
OERR/OPM
147 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-710
EPA/540/4-90/010 '
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921217/CCE
Price Code: A07
Special Reports
National Priorities List Sites:
Georgia
September 1990
OERR/OPM
59 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-711
EPA/540/4-90/011
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921218/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
Hawaii
September 1990
OERR/OPM
43 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-712
EPA/540/4-90/012
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921219/CCE
Price Code: A03
National Priorities List Sites:
Idaho
September 1990
OERR/OPM
50 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-713
EPA/540/4-90/013
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921220/CCE
Price Code: A03
National Priorities List Sites:
Illinois
September 1990
OERR/OPM
111 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-714
EPA/540/4-90/014
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921221/CCE
Price Code: A06
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Administration and Management
Special Reports
National Priorities List Sites:
Indiana
September 1990
OERR/OPM
108 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-715
EPA/540/4-90/015
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921222/CCE
Price Code: A06
National Priorities List Sites:
Iowa
September 1990
OERR/OPM
75 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-716
EPA/540/4-90/016
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921223/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
Kansas
September 1990
OERR/OPM
53 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-717
EPA/540/4-90/017
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921224/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
Kentucky
September 1990
OERR/OPM
66 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-718
EPA/540/4-90/018
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921225/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
Louisiana
September 1990
OERR/OPM
53 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-719
EPA/540/4-90/019
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921226/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
Maine
September 1990
OERR/OPM
56 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-720
EPA/540/4-90/020
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921227/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
Maryland
September 1990
OERR/OPM
49 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-721
EPA/540/4-90/021
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921228/CCE
Price Code: A03
National Priorities List Sites:
Massachusetts
September 1990
OERR/OPM
90 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-722
EPA/540/4-90/022
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921229/CCE
Price Code: A05
National Priorities List Sites:
Michigan
September 1990
OERR/OPM
202 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-723
EPA/540/4-90/023
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921230/CCE
Price Code: AID
National Priorities List Sites:
Minnesota
September 1990
OERR/OPM
122 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-724
EPA/540/4-90/024
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921231/CCE
Price Code: A06
National Priorities List Sites:
Mississippi
September 1990
OERR/OPM
35 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-725
EPA/540/4-90/025
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921232/CCE
Price Code: A03
National Priorities List Sites:
Missouri
September 1990
OERR/OPM
82 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-726
EPA/540/4-90/026
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921233/CCE
Price Code: A05
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Administration and Management
National Priorities List Sites:
Montana
September 1990
OERR/OPM
54 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-727
EPA/540/4-90/027
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921234/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
Nebraska
September 1990
OERR/OPM
43 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-728
EPA/540/4-90/028
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921236/CCE
Price Code: A03
National Priorities List Sites:
New Hampshire
September 1990
OERR/OPM
65 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-729
EPA/540/4-90/029
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921237/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
New Jersey
September 1990
OERR/OPM
276 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-730
EPA/540/4-90/030
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921235/CCE
Price Code: A13
National Priorities List Sites:
New Mexico
September 1990
OERR/OPM
51 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-731
EPA/540/4-90/031
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921238/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
New York
September 1990
OERR/OPM
209 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-732
EPA/540/4-90/032
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921239/CCE
Price Code: A10
National Priorities List Sites:
North Carolina
September 1990
OERR/OPM
78 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-733
EPA/540/4-90/033
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921240/CCE
Price Code: A05
National Priorities List Sites:
North and South Dakota
September 1990
OERR/OPM
46 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-734
EPA/540/4-90/034
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921241/CCE
Price Code: A03
Special Reports
National Priorities List Sites:
Ohio
September 1990
OERR/OPM
100 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-744
EPA/540/4-90/035
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921242/CCE
Price Code: A05
National Priorities List Sites:
Oklahoma
September 1990
OERR/OPM
51 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-736
EPA/540/4-90/036
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921243/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
Oregon
September 1990
OERR/OPM
46 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-737
EPA/540/4-90/037
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921244/CCE
Price Code: A03
National Priorities List Sites:
Pennsylvania
September 1990
OERR/OPM
245 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-738
EPA/540/4-90/038
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921245/CCE
Price Code: All
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Administration and Management
Special Reports
National Priorities List Sites:
Puerto Rico
September 1990
OERR/OPM
47 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-751
EPA/540/4-90/051
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921257/CCE
Price Code: A03
National Priorities List Sites:
Rhode Island
September 1990
OERR/OPM
54 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-735
EPA/540/4-90/039
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921246/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
South Carolina
September 1990
OERR/OPM
78 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-740
EPA/540/4-90/040
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921247/CCE
Price Code: A05
National Priorities List Sites:
Tennessee
September 1990
OERR/OPM
61 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-741
EPA/540/4-90/042
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921248/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
Texas
September 1990 ; •
OERR/OPM
92 pages . •, .,• .
Control No.: 9200.5-742
EPA/540/4-90/043
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921249/CCE
Price Code: A05
National Priorities List Sites:
Utah
September 1990
OERR/OPM
54 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-743
EPA/540/4-90/044
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921250/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
Vermont
September 1990
OERR/OPM
48 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-739
EPA/540/4-90/045
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921251/CCE
Price Code: A03
National Priorities List Sites:
Virginia
September 1990
OERR/OPM
78 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-745
EPA/540/4-90/046
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921252/CCE
Price Code: A04
National Priorities List Sites:
Washington
September 1990
OERR/OPM
130 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-746
EPA/540/4-90/047
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921253/CCE
Price Code: A07
National Priorities List Sites:
West Virginia
September 1990
OERR/OPM
39 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-747
EPA/540/4-90/048
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921254/CCE
Price Code: A03
National Priorities List Sites:
Wisconsin
September 1990
OERR/OPM
117 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-748
EPA/540/4-90/049
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921255/CCE
Price Code: A06
National Priorities List Sites:
Wyoming
September 1990
OERR/OPM
35 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-749
EPA/540/4-90/050
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921256/CCE
Price Code: A03
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Administration and Management
National Priorities List Sites:
American Samoa, Guam and
Trust Territories
September 1990
OERR/OPM
44 pages
Control No.: 9200.5-750
EPA/540/4-90/052
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921258/CCE
Price Code: A03
Office of Solid Waste
and Emergency Response
(OSWER) Comparative Risk
Project: Executive Summary
and Overview
November 1989
OSWER/IO
72 pages
Discusses the study undertaken by
OSWER to explore the comparative
risks posed by various waste man-
agement practices regulated by and/
or under OSWER purview. Describes
the study's position as an early step
in the larger strategic planning pro-
cess.
Control No.: 9200.5-004
EPA/540/1-89/003
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272501/CCE
Price Code: A04
Progress Toward Implement-
ing Superfund: FY89 Report
to Congress
December 1990
OERR/OPM
369 pages
Presents EPA's Annual Report on
progress made in implementing the
national hazardous waste law. Previ-
ous years are listed in the archived
document list.
Control No.: 9200.2-12
EPA/540/8-90/017
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921204/CCE
Price Code: A16
A Study of Joint Use of Ve-
hicles for Transportation of
Hazardous and Nonhazardous
Materials
April 1987
OERR/ERD
116 pages
Presents a joint study by EPA and
DOT to assess and examine risks and
problems associated with transport-
ing hazardous and nonhazardous ma-
terials in the same vehicle.
Control No.: 9360.6-01
EPA/540/1-87/001
NTIS Order No.: PB87-215349/CCE
Price Code: A06
Special Reports
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Analytical Services
Decentralization of Super-
fund Bottle Repository Func-
tions *
September 1,1989
OERR/HSED
43 pages
Provides guidancefordecentralizing,
from OERR to the Regions and their
support contractors, the acquisition
of Superfund sampling bottles. Reit-
erates and expands on information
previously provided to the Environ-
mental Services Division personnel
responsible for bottle acquisition.
Control No.: 9240.0-05
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249558/CCE
Price Code: A03
Guidelines for Effective Man-
agement of the Contract Labo-
ratory Program, Part 1: Con-
tract Award; Part 2: Contract
Administration *
November 1989
OERR/HSED
346 pages
Provides internal guidelines for
Superfund Project Officers in procur-
ing, administrating, and managing
CLP contracts.
Control No.: 9240.0-04-1 (Volume 1)
Control No.: 9240.0-04-2 (Volume 2)
NTIS Order No.: PB90-191545/CCE
Price Code: A15 (Sold as a Set)
Inorganic Contract Compli-
ance Screening System
(ICCSS) Software (for Micro-
computers)
February 12,1990
OERR/HSED
138 pages
Designed to automate the determina-
tion of contractual compliance and
completeness of data submitted to
the EPA under the Routine Analyti-
cal Services (RAS) programs of
CERCLA and SARA. SAS based.
EPA/SW/DK-90/026A (Manual)
NTIS Order No.: PB90-213836/CCE
Price Code: A07
Inorganic Contract Compli-
ance Screening System
(ICCSS) Software Manual (for
Microcomputers)
February 12,1990
OERR/HSED
5.25" Diskette and Manual
EPA/SW/DK-90/026A
NTIS Order No.: PB90-591700/CCE
Price Code: D01
Organic Contract Compliance
Screening System (OCCSS)
Software (for Microcomput-
ers), User Manual
February 12,1990
OERR/HSED
167 pages
Automates the determination of con-
tractual compliance and complete-
ness of data submitted to the EPA
under the Routine Analytical Services
(RAS) programs of CERCLA and
SARA. SAS based.
EPA/SW/DK-90/025A (Manual)
NTIS Order No.: PB90-213844/CCE
Price Code: A08
Organic Contract Compliance
Screening System (OCCSS)
Software (for Microcomput-
ers)
February 12,1990
OERR/HSED
5.25" Diskette and Manual
EPA/SW/DK-90/025A
NTIS Order No.: PB90-591690/CCE
Price Code: D01
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Analytical Services
Preparation Aids for the De-
velopment of Category 1:
Quality Assurance Project
Plans
February 1991
ORD/RREL
75 pages
Describes the details of the 15 re-
quired elements of a Category 1 Qual-
ity Assurance (QA) Project Plan. In-
cludes definitions and explanations
of frequently used terms, examples
of QA forms and charts, sample equa-
tions, and numerous suggestions for
producing summary tables.
EPA/600/8-91/003
NTIS Order No.: PB91-148312/CCE
Price Code: A04
Sampler's Guide to the Con-
tract Laboratory Program
January 1991
OERR
42 pages
Provides guidance and direction to
program clients. Designed to clarify
sampling procedures necessary tp
submit samples forCLP analysis. Acts
as a reference for Regions and con-
tractors to promote consistency in
sampling procedures and ensure the
proper adherence to CLP require-
ments.
Superfund Analytical Data
Review and Oversight *
August 18,1988
OERR/HSED
7 pages
Outlines procedures and responsi-
bilities related to review and over-
sight of Superfund analytical data.
Control No.: 9240.0-03
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249541/CCE
Price Code: A02
User's Guide to the Contract
Laboratory Program *
January 1991
OERR/HSED
76 pages
Describes an organic and inorganic
analytical program and outlines Con-
tract Laboratory Program (CLP) pro-
tocols. Contains information for CLP
samplers and user groups in EPA
and the states.
Control No.: 9240.0-01D
EPA540/P-91/002
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921278/CCE
Price Code: A04
Control No.: 9240.0-06
EPA/540/P-90/006
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921330/CCE
Price Code: A03
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
Program Management/General
Program Management
General
Interim Guidance for Soil In-
gestion Rates
January 27,1989
OWPE/OERR
3 pages
Provides guidance to the Regions on
soil ingestion rate assumptions rec-
ommended for use in developing ex-
posure scenarios for Superfund-lead
andenforcement-leadsiteriskassess-
ments. Enhances consistency among
Regional risk assessments and rec-
ommends an ingestion rate for soil
initiated by Headquarters. Super-
sedes Directive No. 9285.4-01, dated
October 1986, only with reference to
soil ingestion rates.
Directive No.: 9850.4
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139709/CCE
Price Code: A02
SCAP
Contracts
Site Classification Changes
from Enforcement to Fund
Lead
May 5,1987
OWPE
5 pages
Superfund Comprehensive Accom-
plishments Plan explains to the Re-
gions the circumstances and proce-
dures to follow for changing National
Priorities List site classification from
enforcement to Fund-Lead.
Directive No.: 9840.3
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139600/CCE
Price Code: A02
CERCLA SPMS
Use of CERCLA Section 106
Unilateral Enforcement for
Remedial Design and Reme-
dial Action: Strategy for Fiscal
Year 1990
February 14,1990
OWPE
7 pages
Describes FY90 strategy for enhanc-
ing use of CERCLA Section 106 au-
thorities, focusing significantly on
Unilateral Administrative Orders for
remedial designs and remedial ac-
tions. Supersedes Directive No.
9870.1, dated July 11,1989.
Directive No.: 9870.1A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139733/CCE
Price Code: A03
Roles and Responsibilities of
Deputy Project Officers and
Work Assignment Managers
Under the Technical Enforce-
ment Support (TES) Contract
February 17,1988
OWPE
17 pages
Lists duties and responsibilities that
Regional contacts, who will now serve
as Deputy Project Officers under
Headquarters Project Officers for the
TES contracts, must perform in man-
aging and administering these con-
tracts.
Directive No.: 9871.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139741/CCE
Price Code: A03
Roles and Responsibilities of
Regional Project Officers and
Headquarters Zone Project
Officers For Management of
TES (TES 5+) Contracts
March 3,1989
OWPE
12 pages
Defines the roles and responsibilities
of Regional Project Officers (RPO)
and Headquarters Zone Project Of-
ficers (ZPO) managing and adminis-
tering the Technical Enforcement
Support (TES) Contracts.
Directive No.: 9871.0-la
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139758/CCE
Price Code: A03
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
Comprehensive Site Planning/Site Management
Delegation of Authority
Revision of CERCLA Judicial
Settlement Authorities Under
Delegations 14-13-B and 14-
14-E
June 17,1988
OWPE
4 pages
Implements revisions to the consul-
tation and concurrence requirements
of the civil judicial settlement delega-
tions, which are designed to stream-
line the enforcement process and help
achieve Agency remedial action and
cost recovery goals. Supplements Di-
rective No. 9012.10-a-I, dated July 15,
1988.
Directive No.: 9012.10-a
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138818/CCE
Price Code: A02
Redelegation of Civil Judicial
Settlement Authorities
August 8,1988
OWPE
4 pages
Provides redelegations and consulta-
tion on judicial settlements and de
minimis settlements from AA/
OSWER to director of the Office of
Waste Programs Enforcement.
Supplements Directive No. 9012.10-
a, dated June 17,1988.
Directive No.: 9012.10-b
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138834/CCE
Price Code: A02
Waiver of Concurrence on De
Minimis Generator Settle-
ments
July 15,1988
OWPE
Ipage
Authorizes Region I at Type Level 2
of the revised CERCLA civil judicial
settlement authorities under Delega-
tion 14-13-B and 14-14-E. Provides
the Region with delegated authority
to transmit de minimis settlements
under Section 122(g)(l)(A) to the De-
partment of Justice with Headquar-
ters consultation. Supplements Di-
rective No. 9012.10-a, dated June 17,
1988.
Directive No.: 9012.10-a-I
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138826/CCE
Price Code: A01
Comprehensive Site
Planning
Program Management
Superfund Desk Reference for
Municipalities
April 1991
OWPE
390 pages
A compilation of existing documents
relating to municipalities and
Superfund. Assists municipalities
that might have been or might be
identified as PRPs to work through
the Superfund process.
Directive No.: 9800.3
EPA/540/8-91/013
NTIS Order No.: PB91-193409/CCE
Price Code: A17
Superfund Enforcement Stra-
tegy and Implementation Plan
November 3,1990
OWPE
65 pages
Reflects a review of recent studies of
the Superfund program as well as
ongoing management initiatives in-
volving EPA and the Department of
Justice, including the Superfund
settlement incentives and disincen-
tives workgroup and the Superfund
enforcement management issues
workgroup.
Directive No.: 9800.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138842/CCE
Price Code: A04
Site Management
Integrated Timeline for
Superfund Site Management
(SMR no. 5,15)
June 11,1990
OWPE
11 pages
Displays the key steps and optimum
duration of phases in moving sites
from identification to remediation.
The duration of key phases should be
viewed as goals to move the pro-
gram.
Directive No.: 9851.3
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139717/CCE
Price Code: A03
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
PRP Search, Notification, and Information
PRP Search,
Notification, and
Information
Covenant Not to Sue Under
SARA
July 10,1987
OWPE
23 pages
Updates thelnterimSettlementPoIicy
with guidance on the implementa-
tion of mandatory and discretionary
provisions of SARA ha relation to the
use of covenants not to sue in consent
decrees. Attached is a model cov-
enant not to sue.
Directive No.: 9834.8
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139220/CCE
Price Code: A03
Evaluating Mixed Funding
Settlements Under CERCLA
October 20,1987
OWPE
16 pages
Guides the Regions in evaluatingPRP
settlement proposals in order to per-
suade EPA to provide mixed funding
at CERCLA sites. The goals are to
encourage the Regions to consider
mixed funding settlements, present a
method for mixed funding, and to
present criteria for evaluating good
versus poor candidates. Supple-
mented by 9834.9a, dated May 27,
1988.
Directive No.: 9834.9
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139238/CCE
Price Code: A03
Interim Guidance on Notice
Letters, Negotiations, and In-
formation Exchange
October 19,1987
OWPE
41 pages
Guides the Regions on issuing notice
letters, enteringinto negotiations, and
exchanging information with poten-
tially responsible parties. Supersedes
Directive No. 9834.2, dated October
9, 1985, and Directive No. 9834.1,
dated September 12, 1984. Supple-
mented by Directive No. 9834.10-1 A,
and Directive No. 9835.12, dated
March 1,1990.
Directive No.: 9834.10
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139253/CCE
Price Code: A03
Interim Guidance on Settle-
ments with De Minimis Waste
Contributors Under Section
122(g) of SARA
June 19,1987
OWPE
30 pages
Provides interim guidance for deter-
irtiningwhich potentially-responsible
parties qualify for treatment as de
minimis waste contributors and pre-
sents interim guidelines for settle-
ment. Partially superseded by Direc-
tive No. 9834.7-1A, dated October 19,
1987, and supplemented by Directive
No. 9834.7-1B, dated December 20,
1989.
Directive No.: 9834.7
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139196/CCE
Price Code: A03
Interim Model CERCLA Sec-
tion 122(g)(4) De Minimis
Waste Contributor Consent
Decree and Administrative
Order on Consent
October 19,1987
OWPE
18 pages
Provides interim model language to
assist the Regions in drafting de
minimis waste contributor consent
decrees and administrative orders on
consent under section 122(g)(4) of
CERCLA, as amended by SARA. Su-
persedes, in part, Directive No. 9834.7,
dated June 19,1987.
Directive No.: 9834.7-1A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139204/CCE
Price Code: A03
Interim Policy on Mixed Fund-
ing Settlements Involving the
Preauthorization of States or
Political Subdivisions
May 27,1988
OWPE
4 pages
Establishes EPA's interim policy on
the use of mixed funding/
preauthorization settlements of States
or political subdivisions that are po-
tentially responsible parties. Supple-
ments Directive No. 9834.9 "Evaluat-
ing Mixed Funding Agreements Un-
der CERCLA," dated October 20,
1987.
Directive No.: 9834.9a
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139246/CCE
Price Code: A02
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
PRP Search, Notification, and Information
Methodologies for Implemen-
tation of CERCLA Section
122(g)(l)(A) De Minimis
Waste Contributor Settle-
ments
December 20,1989
OWPE
18 pages
Assists the Regional case staff in the
evaluation and development of de
minimis contributor settlement pro-
posals and agreements. Presents gen-
eral suggestions, recognizing the site-
specific aspects of each site. Supple-
ments Directive No. 9834.7, dated
June 19,1987.
Directive No.: 9834.7-1B
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139212/CCE
Price Code: A03
Model Information Notice
Letter to Local Governments
May 7,1991
OWPE
6 pages
Provides a model information letter
used to notify local governments of
EPA's activities at a Superfund site
within the local jurisdiction.
Directive No.: 9834.16
NTIS Order No.: PB91-187013/CCE
Price Code: A02
Model Notice Letters
February 7,1989
OWPE
39 pages
Presents model notice letters to be
used in preparing site-specific notice
letters to PRPs. The letters notify
PRPs of their potential CERCLA li-
ability.
Directive No.: 9834.10-lb
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139279/CCE
Price Code: A03
Municipal Settlements
December 6,1989
OWPE
34 pages
Establishes EPA's interim policy on
settlements involving municipal
waste. Supplemented by Fact Sheet
No. 9834.13FS, dated May, 1991.
Directive No.: 9834.13
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139311/CCE
Price Code: A03
Off-Site Policy RFA or Equi-
valent Investigation Require-
ment at RCRA Treatment and
Storage Facilities
January 4,1988
OWPE
2 pages
Modifies RCRA Facility Assessment
criterion (an RFA must be completed)
for Subtitle C treatment and storage
facilities. Supplements Directive No.
9834.11 "Revised Procedures for
Implementing Off-Site Response Ac-
tions," dated November 13,1987.
Directive No.: 9834.11a
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139295/CCE
Price Code: A02
Policy Towards Owners of
Residential Property at
Superfund Sites
July 3,1991
OWPE
8 pages
Explains that the Agency will not
pursue owners of residential prop-
erty for performance of a response
action or payment of response costs.
Directive No.: 9834.6
NTIS Order No.: PB91-205476/CCE
Price Code: A02
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
PRP Search, Notification, and Information
Potentially Responsible Party
Search
August 27,1987
OWPE
678 pages
Explains the purpose of a potentially
responsible party search, the report-
ing requirements of the search, and
the mechanics of the tasks. Describes
what is minimally acceptable for the
purposes of Superfund Comprehen-
sive Accomplishments Plan (SCAP)
and the CEAT audits. Supersedes
Directive No. 9834.3 and replaces Di-
rective No. 9834.6. Supplemented by
Directive No. 9834.3-2a, dated June
29,1989.
Directive No.: 9834.3-1A
NTIS Order No.: PB87-232476/CCE
Price Code: A99
PRP Search Supplemental Releasing Identities of Poten-
Guidance for Sites in the tially Responsible Parties in
Superfund Remedial Program Response to FOIA Requests
January 26,1984
OWPE
June 29,1989
OWPE
38 pages
Provides supplemental guidance on
the potentially responsible party
search process for Superfund reme-
dial sites and the content and format
for PRP search reports. Supplements
Directive No. 9834.3-1A, dated Au-
gust 27,1987; supplemented by Fact
Sheet No. 9834.3-2aFS, dated May
1991.
Directive No.: 9834.3-2a
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139162/CCE
Price Code: A03
3 pages
Provides EPA policy on responding
to requests under the Freedom of In-
formation Act (FOIA) for potentially
responsible parties at CERCLA sites,
and explains exceptions. Supple-
mented by Directive No. 9835.12 "Re-
leasing Information to Potentially Re-
sponsible Parties at CERCLA Sites,"
dated March 1,1990.
Directive No.: 9834.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139147/CCE
Price Code: A02
Pro cedural Guidance on Treat-
ment of Insurers Under
CERCLA
November 21,1985
OWPE
63 pages
Outlines the appropriate procedures
for EPA Regional Offices to follow in
issuing notice letters, developing re-
ferrals, and tracking CERCLA en-
forcement cases that may include in-
surers as third-party defendants.
Directive No.: 9834.5
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139188/CCE
Price Code: A05
Releasing Guidance on Use of
Alternative Dispute Resolu-
tion Techniques in Enforce-
ment Actions
August 14,1987
OWPE
51 pages
Explains the use and applicability of
Alternative Dispute Resolution
(ADR) for EPA enforcement.
Directive No.: 9834.12
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139303/CCE
Price Code: Upon Request
Revised Procedures for Imple-
menting Off-Site Response
Actions
November 13,1987
OWPE
21 pages
Describes procedures that should be
observed when a response action
under CERCLA or Section 7003 of
RCRA involves the off-site treatment,
storage, or disposal of CERCLA
waste. Supersedes Directives No.
9330.2-5 and 9330.2-6. Supplemented
by Directives No. 9834.11a, dated
January 4, 1988, and No. 9830.2-1,
dated May 6,1989.
Directive No.: 9834.11
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139287/CCE
Price Code: A03
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
PRP Search, Notification, and Information
Summary of "Interim Policy
on CERCLA Settlements In-
volving Municipalities and
Municipal Wastes"
May 1991
OWPE
2 pages
Summarizes the approach for ad-
dressing municipalities and munici-
pal wastes in the Superfund settle-
ment process. Addresses settlements
with private generators and trans-
porters of hazardous waste derived
from commercial, institutional, or
industrial activities. Supplements
Directive No. 9834.13, dated Decem-
ber 6,1989.
Directive No.: 9834.13FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228262/CCE
Price Code: A01
Summary of "Methodologies
for Implementation of
CERCLA Section 122(g)(l)(a)
De Minimis Waste Contribu-
tor Settlements"
May 1991
OWPE
2 pages
Summarizes the basic steps in form-
ing settlements with PRPs who are
minimal contributors to contamina-
tion as compared to other PRPs. Lists
the criteria for eligibility, communi-
cation procedures, timing costs, pre-
miums, reopeners, and settlement
options. Supplements Directive No.
9834.7-lb, dated December 20,1989.
Directive No.: 9834.7-lbFS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-227959/CCE
Price Code: A01
Summary of "PRP Search
Supplemental Guidance for
Sites in the Superfund Reme-
dial Program"
May 1991
OWPE
2 pages
Summarizes the steps involved in a
thorough PRP search, including de-
termination of liability, PRP search
planning, PRP search processes, and
compilation of PRP search reports.
Directive No.: 9834.3-2aFS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228320/CCE
Price Code: A01
Timely Initiation of Respon-
sible Party Searches, Issuance
of Notice Letters, and Release
of Information
September 9,1985
OWPE
4 pages
Reemphasizes the importance of early
identification of potentially respon-
sible parties and timely issuance of
notice letters for remedial investiga-
tions and feasibility studies. Clarifies
Agency policy on release of site-spe-
cific information to PRPs and others.
Supplements Directive No. 9835.0,
dated December 5,1984, and is super-
seded in part by DirectiveNo. 9834.10,
dated October 19,1987.
Directive No.: 9834.2
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139154/CCE
Price Code: A02
Transmittal of Guidance on
Use and Enforcement of
CERCLA Information Re-
quests and Administrative
Subpoenas
August 25,1988
OWPE
50 pages
Provides an overview of the informa-
tion gathering tools under CERCLA
Section 104(e) and 122(e)(3), and fo-
cuses on the steps to be taken through-
out the information gathering pro-
cess to enforce the information gath-
ering or subpoena. Replaces Direc-
tive No. 9834.4, dated September 10,
1984, to the extent that the previous
guidance addresses information gath-
ering under CERCLA Section 104(e).
Directive No.: 9834.4A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139170/CCE
Price Code: A04
Transmittal of Model Consent
Decree for CERCLA Section
104(e) Information Request
Enforcement Actions
August 29,1990
OWPE
15 pages
Developed to further support the
CERCLA 104(e) Initiative.
Directive No.: 9834.14
NTIS Order No.: PB91-193417/CCE
Price Code: A03
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
Litigation Support/Cost Recovery
Waiver of Headquarters Ap-
proval for Issuance of RD/RA
Special Notice Letters at the
Time of ROD Signature from
OERR and OWPE
September 26,1988
OWPE
2 pages
Informs the Regions that it will no
longer be necessary to obtain prior
written approval from Headquarters
toissuespedalnoticelettersatRecord
of Decision signature. Supplements
Directive No. 9834.10 "Interim Guid-
ance on Notice Letters, Negotiations,
and Information Exchange," dated
October 19,1987.
Directive No.: 9834.10-la
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139261/CCE
Price Code: A02
Litigation Support
Cost Recovery
Revised EPA Guidance on
Parallel Proceedings
June 21,1989
OWPE
21 pages
Provides guidance on simultaneous
pursuit of criminal prosecutions and
civil, judicial, or Agency administra-
tive actions.
Directive No.: 9843.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139667/CCE
Price Code: A03
Arbitration Procedures for
Small Superf und Cost Recov-
ery Claims
September 28,1989
OWPE
15 pages
Implements EPA's authority under
CERCLA to use arbitration for cost
recovery in understanding a response
action.
Directive No.: 9832.17
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139071/CCE
Price Code: A03
Coordination of EPA and State
Actions in Cost Recovery
August 29,1983
OWPE
19 pages
Outlines considerations for promot-
ing Federal/State relations in their
respective cost recovery efforts. Pro-
vides guidance on preparing condi-
tions to cooperative agreements.
Directive Number: 9832.2
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138974/CCE
Price Code: A03
CostRecovery Actions/Statute
of Limitations
June 12,1987
OWPE
4 pages
Updates EPA's policy on timing of
cost recovery action. Requests atten-
tion to accuracy of data used to brief
Congress on cost recovery efforts.
Encourages cost recovery action when
Statute of Limitations date is ap-
proaching. Supersedes Directive No.
9832.3, dated October 7,1985.
Directive No.: 9832.3-1A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138982/CCE
Price Code: A02
Cost Recovery Actions Under
CERCLA
August 26,1983
OWPE
100 pages
Describes the essential elements that
the government may be called upon
to prove in a cost recovery action:
assembly and maintenance of a file,
examples of appropriate documenta-
tion for each element of the cause of
action, procedures for processing and
negotiating cost recovery claims, and
mechanics of re-payment of recovery
to the Fund.
Directive No.: 9832.1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138966/CCE
Price Code: A06
36
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
Litigation Support/Cost Recovery
Cost Recovery Referrals
August 3,1983
OWPE
4 pages
Discusses procedures for EPA Re-
gional staff in handling and docu-
menting upcoming Section 107 cost
recovery referrals in order to meet
Department of Justice requirements.
A list of cost recovery documents and
a September 5, 1983 memorandum
are attached. Supplemented by Di-
rective No. 9832.0-la, dated January
30,1985.
Directive No.: 9832.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138941/CCE
Price Code: A02
Guidance on Documenting
Decisions Not to Task Cost
Recovery Actions
June 7,1988
OWPE
6 pages
Provides information to Regional
Superfund personnel on the content
of close-out memoranda written for
each site where EPA does not intend,
on the basis of certain information, to
pursue an action for cost recovery of
non-reimbursed Superfund monies.,
Supplemented by Fact Sheet No.
9832.11FS, dated May 1991.
Directive No.: 9832.11
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139048/CCE
Price Code: A02
Guidance on Federal Super-
fund Liens
September 22,1987
OWPE
8 pages
Establishes Superfund cost recovery
guidance under CERCLA Section
107(1), which provides for the estab-
lishment of a Federal lien on property
subject to removal or remedial ac-
tion. Analyzes statutory issues re-
garding the nature of the lien, filing a
Federal lien to support a cost recov-
ery action, filing a notice of lien, and
taking an "in rem" action to recover
its costs.
Directive No.: 9832.12
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139055/CCE
Price Code: A03
Guidance Regarding CERCLA
Enforcement Against Bank-
rupt Parties
May 24,1984
OWPE
38 pages
Encourages aggressive enforcement
against insolvent parties and ensures
national consistency in current and
future bankruptcy cases. Supple-
mented by Directive No. 9832.7-la,
which was Directive No. 9832.8, dated
May 23,1986.
Directive No.: 9832.7
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139014/CCE
Price Code: A03
Liability of Corporate Share-
holders and Successor Corpo-
rations for Abandoned Sites
Under CERCLA
June 13,1984
OWPE
16 pages
Identifies legal principles for which
corporate shareholders and succes-
sor corporations may be held liable
for response costs resultant of a re-,
lease at a hazardous waste facility.
Directive No.: 9832.10
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139030/CCE
Price Code: A03
Policy on Recovering Indirect
Cost in CERCLA Section 107
Cost Recovery Actions
June 27,1986
OWPE
7pages
Clarifies EPA's policy that the Re-
gions seek indirect costs in existing
cases after consultation with the De-
partment of Justice and with the con-
currence of EPA's Office of Enforce-
ment Compliance and Monitoring,
and Office of Waste Programs En-
forcement.
Directive No.: 9832.5
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138990/CCE
Price Code: A02
37
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
Litigation Support/Cost Recovery
Procedures for Documenting
CostsforCERCLASectionl07
Actions
January 30,1985
OWPE
125 pages
Summarizes theproceduresfordocu-
menting costs for CERCLA Section
107 cost recovery actions, which re-
quire the dose cooperation and coor-
dination among Headquarters and
Regional programs, legal and finan-
cial offices. Used in conjunction with
the Case Development Handbook.
Supplements Directive No. 9832.0,
and replaces Directive No. 9832.4 by
number only.
Directive No.: 9832.0-1 A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138958/CCE
Price Code: A06
Revised Hazardous Waste
Bankruptcy Guidance
May 23,1986
OWPE
23 pages
Defines criteria for evaluating the
merits of a potential bankruptcy re-
ferral; elaborates on the policy re-
garding settlement; reviews judicial
decisions hi automaticstay, abandon-
ment, discharge, and claims of ad-
ministrative expenses; and describes
EPA's new enforcement theories.
Supplements Directive No. 9832.7,
dated May 24, 1984, and Directive
No.9832.0-la,datedjanuary30,1985.
Directive No.: 9832.7-la
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139022/CCE
Price Code: A03
Small Cost Recovery Referrals
July 12,1985
OWPE
4 pages
Clarifies EPA policy on referring
CERCLA cost recovery cases valued
at less than $200,000. Guides prepa-
ration of referral packages meeting
Department of Justice requirements
and provides guidance on situations
where cost recovery of small cases is
appropriate.
Directive No.: 9832.6
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139006/CCE
Price Code: A02
Summary of "Guidance on
Documenting Decisions Not
To Take Cost Recovery Ac-
tions"
May 1991
OWPE
Ipage
Summarizes procedures for docu-
menting a decision not to pursue cost
recovery actions. Supplements Di-
rectiveNo. 9832.11, dated June 7,1988.
Directive No.: 9832.11FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228338/CCE
Price Code: A01
Superfund Cost Recovery
Strategy
July 29,1988
OWPE
48 pages
Outlines actions to recover Federal
funds expended in CERCLA response
actions. Discusses general cost re-
covery program priorities and pro-
vides guidelines for setting priorities
for efficient use of cost recovery re-
sources.
Directive No.: 9832.13
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139063/CCE
Price Code: A04
Written Demand for Recov-
ery of Costs Incurred under
CERCLA
March 21,1991
OWPE
33 pages
Provides guidance to help ensure that
written demand is made early in or-
der to maximize recovery of interest
without creating an unduly burden-
some process.
Directive No.: 9832.18
NTIS Order No.: PB91-204628/CCE
Price Code: A03
38
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
Litigation Support/Administrative Order
Administrative Order
Compendium of CERCLA Re-
sponse Selection Guidance
Documents
February 5,1990
OWPE
37 pages
Provides the Regions with copies of
and a list of each guidance document
frequently used in selecting a re-
sponse action. These documents are
required to be referenced in each ad-
ministrative record for response ac-
tions which used these documents to
select an action.
Directive No.: 9833.4
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139139/CCE
Price Code: A03
Consent Orders and the Re-
imbursement Provision Under
Section 106(b) of CERCLA
June 12,1987
OWPE
2 pages
Provides guidance regarding terms
of consent orders to preclude parties
who have signed consent agreements
to subsequently seek reimbursement
under Section 106(b) of CERCLA.
Directive No.: 9833.2
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139113/CCE
Price Code: A02
Evaluation of, and Additional
Guidance on, Issuance of Uni-
lateral Administrative Orders
(UAOs) for RD/RA
June 1991
OWPE
4 pages
Presents the results of a recent evalu-
ation of EPA's selection process in
issuing UAOs to potentially respon-
sible parties for RD/RA under
CERCLA. Gives guidance on the se-
lection process.
Directive No.: 9833.0-2c
NTIS Order No.: PB91-201764/CCE
Price Code: A02
Final Guidance on Adminis-
trative Records for Selection
of CERCLA Response Actions
December 3,1990
OWPE
110 pages
Outlines compilation and establish-
ment of administrative records for
decisions on selection of response
actions under CERCLA, as amended
by SARA. Supersedes Directive No.
9833.3, dated May 29, 1987, and
9833.3A, dated March 1,1989.
Directive No.: 9833.3A-1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139121/CCE
Price Code: A06
Guidance on CERCLA 106(a)
Unilateral Administrative Or-
ders for Remedial Designs and
Remedial Actions
March 13,1990
OWPE
33 pages
Discusses Section 106 unilateral or-
ders and the CERCLA remedial pro-
gram, statutory requirements and
policy factors for issuing Section 106
unilateral orders for remedial designs
and remedial actions, key provisions
of unilateral orders and specialized
forms and use of such orders. Super-
sedes Directive No. 9833.0, dated Sep-
tember 8,1983, and supplements Di-
rective No. 9833.0-2b, dated March
30,1990.
Directive No.: 9833.0-1A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139089/CCE
Price Code: A03
Issuance of Administrative
Orders for Immediate Re-
moval Actions
February 21,1984
OWPE
12 pages
Sets forth guidance on issuing ad-
ministrative orders for immediate
removal actions under CERCLA.
Directive No.: 9833.1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139105/CCE
Price Code: A03
39
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
Litigation Support/Negotiations and Settlements
Model Unilateral Order for
Remedial Design and Reme-
dial Action
March 30,1990
OWPE
23 pages
Explains purpose of the model as
improving the quality of remedial
actions performed by private parties,
promoting consistency among the
Regions, and to expeditingpotentially
responsible parties (PRP)-lead clean-
ups at CERCLA sites. Supplements
DirectiveNo. 9833.0-la,dated March
13,1990.
Directive No.: 9833.0-2b
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139097/CCE
Price Code: A03
Summary of "Guidance on
CERCLASectionl06(a) UAOs
forRD/RA"
May 1991
OWPE
2 pages
Negotiations and
Settlements
Administrative Order on Con-
sent for Remedial Investiga-
tions/Feasibility Study
February 5,1990
OWPE
29 pages
Provides a replacement model order,
designed to facilitate settlement ne-
gotiations and national consistency,
issued prior to the CERCLA amend-
ments. Supersedes Directive No.
9835.3, dated January 31, 1985, and
supplements Directive No. 9835.8,
dated June 2,1989.
Directive No.: 9835.3-1A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139378/CCE
Price Code: A03
Summarizes the procedures for issu-
ing unilateral orders and includes
statutory requirements of Section 106
orders, possible recipients of orders,
case-specific considerations, proce- 200 pages
dures for issuing unilateral orders,
and what to do in the case of non-
compliance with an order.
A Comparative Analysis of
Remedies Selected in the
Superfund Program During
FY87, FY88, and FY89
June 20,1990
OWPE
Directive No.: 9833.0-laFS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228312/CCE
Price Code: A01
Determines whether differences ex-
ist between remedies selected at Fund-
lead and Enforcement-lead sites.
Compares sites where a remediation
was conducted with Superfund
money (Fund-lead), or by potentially
responsible parties (PRPs) (Enforce-
ment-lead).
Directive No.: 9835.13
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139477/CCE
Price Code: A09
EPA Interim Guidance on In-
demnification of Superfund
Response Action Contractors
Under Section 119 of SARA
October 6,1987
OWPE
38 pages
Provides guidance to EPA Regional
personnel on EPA Superfund re-
sponse action contractor indemnifi-
cation, including EPA interim guide-
lines, procedures for processing in-
demnification requests, and model
indemnification contract language.
Directive No.: 9835.5
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139402/CCE
Price Code: A03
Final Initiation of PRP Finan-
ced Remedial Design in Ad-
vance of Consent Decree En-
try
November 18,1988
OWPE
6 pages
Addresses a process for expediting
the initiation of response work by
potentially responsible parties at sites
where agreements with PRPs have
been reached, but where consent de-
crees have not been entered by the
court.
Directive No.: 9835.4-2A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139394/CCE
Price Code: A02
40
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
Litigation Support/Negotiations and Settlements
Guidance on CERCLA Section
106 Judicial Actions
February 24,1989
OWPE
8 pages
Provides criteria for consideration in
selecting and initiating CERCLA Sec-
tion 106 judicial actions. Identifies
and discusses issues that should be
considered in preparation of a Sec-
tion 106 referral.
Directive No.: 9835.7
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139428/CCE
Price Code: A03
Guidance on Drafting Con-
sent Decrees in Hazardous
Waste Cases
June 1,1985
OWPE
11 pages
Focuses on the consent decree provi-
sions vital to settlement in hazardous
waste cases, yet handled differently
under other programs. Supplements
Directive No. 9835.0, dated Decem-
bers, 1984, and DirectiveNo. 9835.2b,
dated September 27,1989.
Directive No.: 9835.2
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139345/CCE
Price Code: A03
Guidance on Oversight of Po-
tentially Responsible Party
Remedial Investigations and
Feasibility Studies, Volume 1
June, 1991
OWPE
127 pages
Volume 1 addresses the oversight of
remedial investigations and feasibil-
ity studies conducted by potentially
responsiblepartiesinaccordancewith
OSWER. Volume 2 describes the over-
sight of sampling and analysis activi-
ties, and well drilling and installation
activities.
Directive No.: 9835.1c
EPA/540/G-91/010a
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228361/CCE
Price Code: A07
Guidance on Oversight of Po-
tentially Responsible Party
Remedial Investigations and
Feasibility Studies, Volume 2
Appendices
June 1991
OWPE
196 pages
Directive No.: 9835.1d
EPA/540/G-91/010b
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228379/CCE
Price Code: A09
Guidance on Premium Pay-
ments in CERCLA Settlements
November 17,1988
OWPE
15 pages
Describes the key features of a pre-
mium payment settlement, consider-
ations regarding timing of the settle-
ment, and the factors involved in de-
ciding whether a premium should be
accepted.
Directive No.: 9835.6
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139410/CCE
Price Code: A03
Guidance on Preparing and
Releasing Waste-in Lists and
Volumetric Rankings for In-
formation Release Under
CERCLA Section 122(e)
February 22,1991
OWPE
30 pages
Provides guidance on the compila-
tion and release of waste-in lists and
volumetric rankings to help Regions
comply with the information release
requirements of CERCLA Section
122(e), and the information exchange
and release policies outlined in
OSWER Directives No. 9835.12 and
No. 9834.10.
Directive No.: 9835.16
NTIS Order No.: PB91-187005/CCE
Price Code: A03
41
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
Litigation Support/Negotiations and Settlements
Guidance on the Use of Stipu-
lated Penalties in Hazardous
Waste Consent Decrees
September 27,1989
OWPE
18 pages
Provides guidance on the use of stipu-
lated penalties in hazardous waste
consent decrees. Supplements Direc-
tive No. 9835.2, dated June 1,1985.
Directive No.: 9835.2b
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139360/CCE
Price Code: A03
Interim CERCLA Settlement
Policy
December 5,1984
OWPE
21 pages
Governs private party cleanup and
contribution proposals under
CERCLA. Superseded by Directive
No, 9835.12, dated March 1,1990, and
supplemented by Directives No.
9835.2, dated June 1,1985, and No.
9834.2, dated September 9,1985.
Directive No.: 9835.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139329/CCE
Price Code: A03
Interim Guidance on Poten-
tially Responsible Party Par-
ticipation in Remedial Inves-
tigations and Feasibility Stud-
ies
May 16,1988
OWPE
34 pages
Sets forth policies governing poten-
tially responsible party participation
in the remedial investigations and
feasibility studies process. Super-
sedes Directive No. 9835.1, dated
March 3,1984, and supplemented by
Directive No. 9835.2A, dated Febru-
ary 7,1989.
Directive No.: 9835.1a
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139337/CCE
Price Code: A03
Interim Guidance: Streamlin-
ing the Settlement Decision
Process
February 12,1987
OWPE
11 pages
Provides guidance to streamline and
improve the CERCLA settlement de-
cision process. Addresses three areas
of the settlement process: negotia-
tion preparation, management re-
view, and criteria for terminating or
continuing negotiations.
Directive No.: 9835.4
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139386/CCE
Price Code: A03
Landowner Liability Under
Section 107(a)(l) of CERCLA,
De Minimis Settlement Un-
der 122(g)(l)(B) of CERCLA,
and Settlements with Prospec-
tive Purchasers
June 6,1989
OWPE
56 pages
Analyzes the language in CERCLA
Sections 107(b)(3) and 101(35), which
provide landowners with certain de-
fenses to CERCLA liability, and
CERCLA Section 122(g)(l)(B), which
gives the Agency authority for settle-
ments with de minimis landowners.
Supplemented by 9835.9FS, dated
May, 1991.
Directive No.: 9835.9
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139444/CCE
Price Code: A04
Model Litigation Report for
CERCLA Sections 106 and 107
and RCRA Section 7003
June 21,1989
OWPE
47 pages
Provides guidance on preparation of
civil judicial litigation referral reports
for cases to be referred to the Depart-
ment of Justice under CERCLA Sec-
tions 106 and 107 and RCRA Section
7003.
Directive No.: 9835.11-1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139451/CCE
Price Code: A03
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
Litigation Support/Negotiations and Settlements
Model Statement of Work for
a Remedial Investigation and
Feasibility Study Conducted
by Potentially Responsible
Parties
June 2,1989
OWPE
24 pages
Directs potentially responsible par-
ties in performing tasks required to
complete a remedial investigation and
feasibility study. Supplements Di-
rectives No. 9355.3-01 and No. 9835.3-
1A, dated February 5,1990.
Directive No.: 9835.8
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139436/CCE
Price Code: A03
Performance of Risk Assess-
ments in Remedial Investiga-
tion/Feasibility Studies (RI/
FSs) Conducted by PRPs
August 28,1990
OWPE
4 pages
Provides initial guidance on imple-
menting EPA's decision to develop
risk assessments for sites remediated
under CERCLA.
Directive No.: 9835.15
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139493/CCE
Price Code: A02
Releasing Information to Po-
tentially Responsible Parties
at CERCLA Sites
March 1,1990
OWPE
4 pages
Presents Agency policy on releasing
information to facilitate settlements
to potentially responsible parties
(PRP) at CERCLA sites. Partially su-
persedes Directive No. 9835.0 and
supplements Directives No. 9834.0
and No. 9834.10, dated October 19,
1987. Supplemented by Fact Sheet
No. 9835.12FS, dated May 1991.
Directive No.: 9835.12
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139469/CCE
Price Code: A02
Revisions to the Interim Guid-
ance on PRP Participation in
Remedial Investigations and
Feasibility Studies
February 7,1989
OWPE
37 pages
Sets forth policies governing poten-
tially responsible party participation
in the remedial investigation and fea-
sibility study process. Supersedes
DirectivesNo.9835.1,andNo. 9355.3-
01.
Directive No.: 9835.2A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139352/CCE
Price Code: A03
Submittal of Ten-Point Settle-
ment Analyses for CERCLA
Consent Decrees
August 11,1989
OWPE
30 pages
Provides guidance to help ensure the
adequacy of information provided in
the "ten-point" analyses of proposed
CERCLA settlements.
Directive No.: 9835.14
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139485/CCE
Price Code: A03
Summary of "Interim Guid-
ance: Streamlining the
CERCLA Settlement Decision
Process"
May 1991
OWPE
2 pages
Summarizes negotiation preparation,
review of settlement decisions, and
deadline management, procedures
that facilitate the process of conduct-
ing settlement discussions.
Directive No.: 9835.4FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228270/CCE
Price Code: A01
43
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
Litigation Support/Negotiations and Settlements
Supplemental Guidance on
Performing Risk Assessments
in Remedial Investigation/
Feasibility Studies (RI/FSs)
Conducted by Potentially Re-
sponsible Parties
July 1991
OWPE
108 pages
Provides additional guidance on
EPA's policy of not entering into
settlement agreements where PRPs
perform the risk assessment compo-
nents of the RI/FS. Provides direc-
tion on coordinating the site charac-
terization tasks and feasibility study
prepared by the PRP, when the
baseline is performed by EPA.
Directive No.: 9835.15a
NTIS Order No.: PB91-205526/CCE
Price Code: A06
Summary of "Guidance on
Landowner Liability under
Section 107(a)(l) of CERCLA,
De Minimis Settlements un-
der Section 122(g)(l)(b) of
CERCLA, and Settlements
with Prospective Purchasers of
Contaminated Property"
May 1991
OWPE
2 pages
Summarizes policy on landowners'
eligibility rights for a release from
liability and for a de minimis settle-
ment. Describes the Agency's policy
on prospectivepurchasers of contami-
nated property. Supplements Direc-
tive No. 9834.9, dated October 20,
1987.
Directive No.: 9835.9FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228288/CCE
Price Code: A01
Summary of "Releasing Infor-
mation to Potentially Respon-
sible Parties at CERCLA Sites"
May 1991
OWPE
Ipage
Summarizes EPA's policy on releas-
ing information to PRPs. Supple-
ments Directive No. 9823.12, March
1,1990.
Directive No.: 9835.12FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228296/CCE
Price Code: A01
Case Management
Enforcement Project Manage-
ment Handbook: FY1991 Up-
date
February 8,1991
OWPE
510 pages
Updates thebasicreferenceand train-
ing manual to assist RPMs and OSCs
in planning, negotiating, and manag-
ing various enforcement actions.
Supersedes Directive No. 9837.2, the
July and September 1989 Handbooks.
Directive No.: 9837.2A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-186999/CCE
Price Code: A22
Preparation of Hazardous
Waste Referrals
July 30,1985
OWPE
8 pages
Discusses the implementation of the
Case Management Handbook. Indi-
cates that filing by the Department of
Justice has been delayed in some
cases.
Directive No.: 9837.1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139543/CCE
Price Code: A02
RCRA/CERCLA Case Man-
agement Handbook
August 8,1984
OWPE
142 pages
Provides guidance to enforcement
personnel at EPA Headquarters and
Regional offices, as well as the De-
partment of Justice, on the develop-
ment and management of RCRA and
CERCLA judicial actions. Addresses
identifying cases for referral, pre-re-
ferral case development, preparation
of referrals, case management, and
technical support for litigation.
Directive No.: 9837.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139535/CCE
Price Code: Upon Request
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
NBARs
Penalties
Interim Guidelines for Prepar-
ing Nonbinding Preliminary
Allocations of Responsibility
May 16,1987
OWPE
11 pages
Presents guidelines under Section
122(e) of SARA for preparing non-
binding preliminary allocations of re-
sponsibility (NBARs), an allocation
made by EPA among potentially re-
sponsible parties of percentages of
total response costs at a Superfund
site. Supplemented by Fact Sheet
9839.1FS, dated May 1991.
Directive No.: 9839.1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139568/CCE
Price Code: A03
Summary of "Interim Guide-
lines for Preparing NBARs'
May 1991
OWPE
2 pages
Summarizes the procedures for pre-
paring NBARs, including when to
use NBARs, and how to prepare them.
Also offers bases on NBARs. Supple-
ments Directive No. 9839.1, dated
May 16,1987.
Directive No.: 9839.1FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228304/CCE
Price Code: A01
Federal Register Notice En-
titled Environmental Protec-
tion Agency: Administrative
Penalty Procedures; Interim
Final Rule
May 16,1989
OWPE
5 pages
Establishes procedures for the admin-
istrative assessment of civil penalties
under CERCLA and the Emergency
Planning and Community Right-to-
Know Act (EPCRA). Provides guid-
ance for conducting all proceedings
for the administrative assessment of
a civil penalty under CERCLA or
EPCRA. Supersedes Directive No.
9841.1, dated July 16,1987.
Directive No.: 9841.1A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139626/CCE
Price Code: A02
Litigation Support/Penalties
Final Penalty Policy for Sec-
tions 302,303,304,311, and 312
of the Emergency Planning
and Community Right-to-
Know Act and Section 103 of
CERCLA
June 13,1990
OWPE
37 pages
Transmits the Final Penalty Policy
for the Emergency Planning and Com-
munity Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA)
Sections 302-312 and CERCLA Sec-
tion 103. Calculates penalties in ad-
ministrative complaints and deter-
mines the minimum acceptable settle-
ment amount in civil judicial cases.
Directive No.: 9841.2
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139634/CCE
Price Code: A03
Interim Enforcement Strategy
for Enforcement of Title III
and CERCLA Section 103 No-
tification Requirements
December 14,1988
OWPE
36 pages
Provides the Regions with an overall
strategy to enforce the Title III report-
ing requirements, relating to Sections
302-312 of CERCLA,and theCERCLA
emergency notification requirement.
Directive No.: 9841.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139618/CCE
Price Code: A03
45
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
Litigation Support/Referrals
Referrals
Expanded Civil Judicial Re-
ferral Procedures
August 28,1986
OWPE
14 pages
Expands the current direct referral
program, indicates that Headquar-
ters should not establish mandatory
requirements for pre-referral nego-
tiations, mandates the use of "hold
action" cases only for strategic or tac-
tical reasons, and offers guidance on
the preparation of bankruptcy cases.
Supplemented by Directive No.
9891.1-la, dated June 12,1989.
Directive No.: 9891.1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139766/CCE
Price Code: A03
Expansion of Direct Referral
of Cases to the Department of
Justice
January 14,1988
OWPE
16 pages
Provides guidance to EPA Headquar-
ters and Regional personnel regard-
ing implementing the expanded di-
rect referral agreement. Supersedes
the memorandum "Implementation
of Direct Referrals for Civil Cases
Beginning December 1,1983," dated
November 28,1983.
Directive No.: 9891.5A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139790/CCE
Price Code: A03
Final EPA Policy on the Inclu-
sion of Environmental Audit-
ing Provisions in Enforcement
Settlements
November 14,1987
OWPE
70 pages
Provides Agency enforcement per-
sonnel with general criteria for and
guidance on selecting judicial and
administrative enforcement cases in
which EPA will seek to include envi-
ronmental auditing provisions
among terms of any settlement.
Directive No.: 9891.3
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139782/CCE
Price Code: A04
Of
Multi-Media Settlements
Enforcement Claims
February 6,1990
OWPE
7 pages
Explains EPA policy disfavoring ju-
dicial and administrative settlements
which include releases of potential
enforcement claims.
Directive No.: 9891.6
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139808/CCE
Price Code: A02
Procedures for Transmittal of
CERCLA and RCRA Civil Ju-
dicial Enforcement Case Pack-
ages to Headquarters
June 12,1989
OWPE
2 pages
Clarifies which CERCLA and RCRA
referral and settlement documents are
to be sent to whom at Headquarters.
Supplements Directive No. 9891.1
"Expanded Civil JudicialReferral Pro-
cedures," dated August 28,1986.
Directive No.: 9891.1-la
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139774/CCE
Price Code: A02
Program
Implementation
Entry and Access
Entry and Continued Access
Under CERCLA
June 5,1987
OWPE
16 pages
Describes EPA's policy on entry and
continued access to facilities by EPA
officers, employees, and representa-
tives for purposes of response and
civil enforcement activities under
CERCLA.
Directive No.: 9829.2
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138867/CCE
Price Code: A03
46
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
Program Implementation/State Enforcement
Policy for Enforcement Ac-
tions Against Transporters
Under CERCLA
December 23,1985
OWPE
8 pages
Defines parties which are liable for
response costs under Section
107CAX4) of CERCLA, including per-
sons who transport hazardous sub-
stances to disposal or treatment fa-
cilities.
Directive No.: 9829.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138859/CCE
Price Code: A02
Oversight
Regional Oversight of Federal
Facility Clean-ups Under
CERCLA
November 25,1985
OWPE
5 pages
Reemphasizes the importance of over-
sight of Federal facilities. Outlines
Regional roles and responsibilities for
Federal facilities oversight.
Directive No.: 9830.2
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138875/CCE
Price Code: A02
State Enforcement
Authority to Use CERCLA to
Provide Enforcement Funding
Assistance to States
February 12,1986
OWPE
2 pages
Transmits February 13, 1986, Office
of General Counsel opinion to EPA
Regional offices, authorizing
CERCLA funding of State negotia-
tion and litigation activities at NPL
sites.
Directive No.: 9831.5
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138909/CCE
Price Code: A01
Counting State-Lead Enforce-
ment NPL Sites Toward the
CERCLA Section 116(e) Reme-
dial Action Start Mandate
October 21,1988
OWPE
5 pages
Outlines the criteria and procedures
for counting State-lead enforcement
National Priorities List sites toward
the CERCLA Section 116(e) remedial
action start mandate. Supplements
the OERR Directive No. 9355.0-24
"OSWER Strategy for Management
Oversight of the CERCLA Remedial
Action Start Mandate," dated Decem-
ber 28,1987.
Directive No.: 9831.8
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138933/CCE
Price Code: A02
Funding of State Enforcement
Related Activities
January 23,1985
OWPE
5 pages
Announces that funding can be pro-
vided to support a limited number of
enforcement-related activities, based
on the July 20,1985, Offke of General
Counsel opinion.
Directive No.: 9831.4
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138891/CCE
Price Code: A02
Interim Final Guidance Pack-
age on Funding CERCLA State
Enforcement Actions at NPL
Sites
April 7,1988
OWPE
38 pages
Outlines requirements, conditions,
and limitations for State funding un-
der a CERCLA cooperative agreement
of enforcement actions at National
Priorities List sites. This guidance is
divided into four subcomponents:
9831.6 a, b, c, and d. Supersedes the
following three directives: Directive
No. 9831.1-la, dated October 1,1986;
Directive No. 9831.3, dated October
2, 1984; and Directive No. 9831.3a,
dated October 10,1986.
Directive No.: 9831.6a-6d
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138917/CCE
Price Code: A03
47
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
Program Implementation/State Enforcement
Questions and Answers About
the State Role in Remedy Se-
lection at Non-Funded-Fi-
nanced State-Lead Enforce-
ment Sites
April 18,1991
OWPE
6 pages
Describes circumstances under which
States may select and implement a
remedy at NPL sites without first
obtaining EPA concurrence.
Directive No.: 9831.9
NTIS Order No.: PB91-187039/CCE
Price Code: A02
Reporting and Exchange of In-
formation on State Enforce-
ment Actions at National Pri-
orities List Sites
March 14,1986
OWPE
15 pages
Outlines the need for EPA Headquar-
ters to report information on State-
lead enforcement sites in order to
facilitate Federal oversight and re-
view of State actions. Includes re-
sults of current State-lead enforce-
ment data on EPA systems, and a list
of additional data requirements that
should be addressed.
Directive No.: 9831.2
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138883/CCE
Price Code: A03
Supporting State Attorneys
General CERCLA Remedial
and Enforcement Activities at
NPL Sites
June 21,1988
OWPE
6 pages
Reaffirms role of State-lead agency
forawardofcooperativeagreements,
and states that funds can be available
to State Attorneys General via pass
through from the lead agency. De-
scribes the three types of cooperative
agreements that can be passed
through the State-lead agency to the
State Attorney General. Supplements
Directives No. 9831.6a-6d, dated April
7,1988.
Directive No.: 9831.7
NTIS Order No.: PB91-138925/CCE
Price Code: A02
Community Relations
CERCLA Community Rela-
tions Mailing Lists
February 6,1989
OWPE
6 pages
Emphasizes the importance of using
community relations mailing lists to
ensure the notification of potentially
responsible parties.
Directive No.: 9836.2
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139527/CCE
Price Code: A02
Community Relations During
Enforcement Activities and
Development of the Adminis-
trative Record
November 3,1988
OWPE
22 pages
Discusses developing community
relations plans, the relationship be-
tween the administrative record for
response selection and community
relations, and community relations
during specific enforcement actions
and settlements. Supersedes Direc-
tive No. 9836.0, dated March 25,1985.
Directive No.: 9836.0-1A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139519/CCE
Price Code: A03
Petroleum
Scope of the CERCLA Petro-
leum Exclusion Under Sec-
tions 101(14) and 104(a)(2)
July 31,1987 .
OWPE
15 pages
Discusses whether contaminants in
used oil or any other petroleum sub-
stances are within the petroleum ex-
clusion.
Directive No.: 9838.1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139550/CCE
Price Code: A03
48
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Enforcement (CERCLA)
Program Implementation/Risk Assessments
Training
CERCLA Implementation of
Inspector Training Require-
ments for OSCs/RPMs at the
Intermediate Level in STEP
and First-Line Supervisors
April 3,1991
OWPE
6 pages
Provides guidance on how two
groups of CERCLA staff can meet or
be exempted from the training re-
quirements of EPA Order 3500.1 In-
spector Training. Supplements Di-
rective No. 9842.0, dated November
28,1988.
Directive No.: 9842.2
NTIS Order No.: PB91-187021/CCE
Price Code: A02
Guidance on Applicability of
EPA Order 3500.1 to CERCLA
Staff
November 28,1988
OWPE
6 pages
Defines, through guidance to the Re-
gions, which CERCLA staff are sub-
ject to the requirements of EPA Order
3500.1. Supplemented by Directive
No. 9842.2, dated April 3,1991.
Directive No.: 9842.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139642/CCE
Price Code: A02
Risk Assessments
Chemical, Physical, and Bio-
logical Properties of Com-
pounds Present at Hazardous
Waste Sites
September 27,1985
OWPE
543 pages
Assists Regional personnel involved
in the case development process; char-
acterizes pollutants found at hazard-
ous waste sites; and describes the
modes of toxic action and the concen-
trations of those chemicals that may
have caused toxic effects.
Directive No.: 9850.3
NTIS Order No.: PB89-132203/CCE
Price Code: A23
Endangerment Assessment
Guidance
November 22,1985
OWPE
10 pages
Provides guidance on the content,
timing, level of detail, format, and
resources required for the prepara-
tion of endangerment assessments.
Supplemented by Directive No.
9850.1 "Endangerment Assessment
Handbook," dated November 22,
1985.
Directive No.: 9850.0-1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139675/CCE
Price Code: A03
Endangerment Assessment
Handbook
November 22,1985
OWPE
141 pages
Provides guidance onhow to develop
an endangerment assessment and dis-
cusses the level of detail that is re-
quired. Also addresses how the as-
sessment may be affected by various
site-specific enforcement concerns.
Supplemented by Directive No.
9850.0-1 "Endangerment Assessment
Guidance/' dated November 22,1985.
Directive No.: 9850.1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139683/CCE
Price Code: A07
General Toxicology Hand-
book
September 20,1985
OWPE
177 pages
Explains the principles of toxicology
relevant to hazardous waste site in-
vestigation to a non-toxicologist.
Directive No.: 9850.2
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228767/CCE
Price Code: A09
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Enforcement (RCRA)
Program Management/General
Program Management
General
Enforcement Response Policy
December 21,1987
OWPE
31 pages
Updates guidance on classifying vio-
lations, selecting enforcement in re-
sponse to RCRA violators, and tak-
ing Federal enforcement action in
States with authorized programs.
Supersedes Directive No. 9900.0 "En-
forcement Response Policy," dated
December 21,1984.
Directive No.: 9900.0-1A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139816/CCE
Price Code: A03
Low-Level Mixed Waste: A
RCRA Perspective for NRC
Licensees
August 1990
OWPE
32 pages
Presents an overview of RCRA re-
quirements for commercially-gener-
a ted low-level mixed waste. Designed
for Nuclear Regulatory Commission
(NRC) licensees who may not be fa-
miliar with EPA regulations that ap-
ply to their waste products.
Directive No.: 9998.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228387/CCE
Price Code: A03
Revised RCRA Civil Penalty
Policy
October 26,1990
OWPE
110 pages
Guides calculation and civil penal-
ties documentation for administra-
tive and civil judicial proceedings at
settlement. Supersedes OSWER Di-
rective No. 9900.1, "Final RCRA Civil
Penalty Policy," dated May 8,1984.
Directive No.: 9900.1A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139824/CCE
Price Code: A06
SPMS
SPMS Targets for RCRA En-
forcement FY87
July 25,1986
OWPE
8 pages
Notifies Regions requesting submis-
sion of inspection targets for RCRA
by August 8,1986, to facilitate devel-
opment of Headquarters SPMS tar-
gets.
Directive No.: 9971.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140210/CCE
Price Code: A02
Inspection and
Information Gathering
Enforcement Strategy for the
Land Disposal Restriction
First Third Rule
January 23,1989
OWPE
4 pages
Presents guidelines in identifying the
affected universe, targeting inspec-
tions, and reviewing soft hammer cer-
tifications and demonstrations sub-
mitted to EPA. Ensures that the most
significant violations of the Land Dis-
posal Restriction (LDR) program are
addressed. Only parts 1, 5, and 6
have been released to the public.
Directive No.: 9938.5
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140079/CCE
Price Code: Upon Request
Inspection Authority Under
Section 3007 of RCRA
April 17,1986
OWPE
9 pages
Provides Office of General Counsel
information concerning the scope of
the Agency's inspection authority.
Directive No.: 9938.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140061/CCE
Price Code: A03
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Enforcement (RCRA)
RCRA Inspection Manual
April 22,1988
OWPE
376 pages
Guides RCRA inspectors on proper
procedure for compliance evaluation
inspections (CEI) at RCRA genera-
tors and both interim status and per-
mitted treatment, storage, and dis-
posal facilities. Replaces Directive
No. 9938.2, dated July 24,1981.
Directive No.: 9938.2a
NTIS Order No.: PB89-208169/CCE
Price Code: A17
Treatment, Storage, and Disposal/ Financial Responsibility
RCRA Compliance/Enforce-
ment Guidance Manual
September 28,1984
OWPE
414 pages
Provides information on the substan-
tive and procedural requirements
necessary to ensure compliance and
prepare enforcement cases under
RCRA. Supplements: (1) Directive
No. 9837.0 "RCRA/CERCLA Case
Management Handbook;" (2)
"Superfund Guidance Manual;" and
(3) Directive No. 9938.2 "The RCRA
Inspection Manual."
Directive No.: 9938.7
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140087/CCE
Price Code: Upon Request
Treatment, Storage, and
Disposal
Financial Responsibility
Enforcement of Financial Re-
sponsibility Requirements for
RCRA Treatment, Storage,
and Disposal Facilities that are
Closing
April 20,1987
OWPE
5 pages
Describes the process for determin-
ing whether RCRA treatment, stor-
age, and disposal facilities that did
not establish financial assurance may
use a more flexible schedule to meet
closure and post-closure costs.
Supplements Directive No. 9901.0,
dated October 29,1988, and Directive
No. 9901.1, dated December 16,1985.
Directive No.: 9901.la
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139857/CCE
Price Code: A02
Enforcement of Liability Re-
quirements for Operating
RCRA Treatment, Storage,
and Disposal Facilities
October 29,1988
OWPE
6 pages
Clarifies EPA's enforcement of finan-
cial responsibility under RCRA at
operating treatment, storage, and dis-
posal facilities that did not lose in-
terim status for failure to make the
required certifications on November
8,1985. Supplemented by Directive
No. 9901.13, dated April 20,1987.
Directive No.: 9901.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139832/CCE
Price Code: A02
Guidance for Public Involve-
ment in RCRA Section 3008(h)
Actions
May 5,1987
OWPE
8 pages
Provides guidance on public involve-
ment actions taken under Section
3008(h)ofRCRA.
Directive No.: 9901.3
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139865/CCE
Price Code: A02
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Enforcement (RCRA)
Treatment, Storage, and Disposal/ Financial Responsibility
RCRA Section 3008(h): The
Interim Status Corrective Ac-
tion Authority
December 16,1985
OWPE
22 pages
Discusses current delegations of au-
thority, and requirements and proce-
dures for administrative enforcement;
suggests situations appropriate for
civil judicial action; and describes the
relationship between Section 3008(h)
actions and authorities relevant to
corrective action. Supplemented by
DircctiveNo.9901.1a,datedApril20,
1987,
Directive No.: 9901.1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139840/CCE
Price Code: A03
Ground Water
Executive Ground Water Mon-
itoring Technical Enforcement
Guidance Document (TEGD)
July 1,1988
OWPE
14 pages
Summarizes the TEGD and supple-
ments Directive No. 9950.1 "RCRA
Ground-WaterMonitoring Technical
Enforcement Guidance Document,"
dated September 9,1986.
Directive No.: 9950.1-a
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140186/CCE
Price Code: A03
Final RCRA Comprehensive
Ground Water Monitoring
Evaluation (CME) Guidance
Document
December 19,1986
OWPE
56 pages
Provides framework for evaluating
ground water monitoring systems un-
der RCRA. Contains detailed check-
list.
Directive No.: 9950.2
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140194/CCE
Price Code: A04
RCRA Ground Water Moni-
toring Compliance Order
Guidance
August 1985
OWPE
128 pages
Provides administrative guidance for
correcting ground water problems
including a technical and legal strat-
egy for compelling facilities to deter-
mine rate of leakage, an explanation
of the ground water monitoring regu-
lation and a comparison of available
order authorities, technical remedies
for incorporation in orders, and a
model ground water order.
Directive No.: 9931.1
NTIS Order No.: PB87-193710/CCE
Price Code: A07
RCRA Ground Water Moni-
toring Technical Enforcement
Guidance Document (TEGD)
September 9,1986
OWPE
317 pages
Identifies an adequate RCRA ground
water monitoring system. Consoli-
dates EPA policy on: characteriza-
tion of the hydrogeology at the site;
design and installation of detection
monitoring system; well construction
methods and materials; ground wa-
ter sampling and analysis; statistical
analysis of detection monitoring data;
and the design of assessment moni-
toring systems.
Directive No.: 9950.1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140178/CCE
Price Code: A15
RCRA Policies on Ground
Water Quality at Closure
August 27,1985
OWPE
3 pages
Guides RCRA closure policies as af-
fected by Hazardous and Solid Waste
Amendments (HSWA), especially in
terms of ground water quality.
Directive No.: 9905.1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139923/CCE
Price Code: A02
52
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Enforcement (RCRA)
Transmittal of the RCRA
Ground Water Enforcement
Strategy
July 22,1985
OWPE
23 pages
Provides strategy to improve compli-
ance at land disposal facilities subject
to ground water monitoring require-
ments; establishes a nationally con-
sistent baseline of information on land
disposal facilities; and assists Regions
in implementing Regionally-specific
efforts.
Directive No.: 9905.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139915/CCE
Price Code: A03
Interim Status
Treatment, Storage, and Disposal/ Loss of Interim Status
RCRA Section 3005(e): Con-
tinuous Operation of Hazard-
ous Facilities by Owners and
Operators Who Failed to
Achieve Interim Status
July 31,1981
OWPE
19 pages
Provides guidance for enforcement
on handling facilities that miss the
notice and application filing dead-
lines for interim status pursuant to
RCRA Section 3005(e).
Directive No.: 9935.1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140012/CCE
Price Code: A03
Loss of Interim Status
Implementation of EPA
Criminal Enforcement Strat-
egy for RCRA Interim Status
Facilities
November 15,1985
OWPE
4 pages
Discusses criminal enforcement pri-
orities and procedures related to the
RCRA Section 3007(e)(2) Loss of In-
terim Status (LOIS) provision.
Supplements Directive No. 9930.0-1,
dated October 15, 1985. Supple-
mented by Directive No. 9930.0-2a,
dated December 20,1986.
Directive No.: 9930.0-la
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139949/CCE
Price Code: A02
Interim Status Under Section
3005(e) of RCRA
March 14,1981
OWPE
5 pages
Discusses acquisition of interim sta-
tus by hazardous waste management
facilities.
Directive No.: 9935.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140004/CCE
Price Code: A02
Accepting Nonhazardous
Waste After Losing Interim
Status
December 20,1986
OWPE
4 pages
Provides guidance to land disposal
facilities concerning accepting non-
hazardous wastes after losing interim
statusonNovemberl8,1985. Supple-
ments Directive No. 9930.0-1, dated
November 15,1985, and Directive No.
9930.0-la, dated November 15,1985.
Replaces Directive No. 9930.1 by di-
rective number only.
Directive No.: 9930.0-2a
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139956/CCE
Price Code: A01
RCRA Loss of Interim Status
Enforcement Strategy
November 15,1985
OWPE
14 pages
Guides the enforcement and imple-
mentation of the loss of interim status
provision. Supplemented by Direc-
tives No. 9930.0-la, dated November
15, 1985, and No. 9930.0-2a, dated
December 20,1986.
Directive No.: 9930.0-1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139931/CCE
Price Code: A03
53
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Enforcement (RCRA)
Treatment, Storage, and Disposal/Land Disposal Restrictions
Land Disposal
Restrictions
Land Disposal Restrictions
(Summary of Requirements)
February 1,1991
OWPE
88 pages
Provides "treatmentstandards" of the
Land Disposal Restrictions, devel-
oped by EPA as required by HSWA,
that diminish the toxicity of wastes or
reduce the likelihood that hazardous
constituents will migrate from dis-
posal sites.
Directive No.: 9934.0-1A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-190835/CCE
Price Code: A05
Part B and Permitting
Enforcement of Authorized
State Laws Pursuant to 40 CFR
271.19 - Formal Comments on
State Requirements Appli-
cable to Facility Permits
January 24,1989
OWPE
4 pages
Encourages the Regions to submit
comment letters on State-issued per-
mits under 40 CFR 271.19 if a State
permit condition is inconsistent with
the approved State RCRA program,
and provides guidance on drafting
the comment letters.
Directive No.: 9936.3
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140053/CCE
Price Code: A02
Final Administrative Hearing
Procedures for RCRA Section
3008(h)
February 19,1987
OWPE
21 pages
Provides guidance on administrative
hearing procedures for requiring cor-
rective action under RCRA Section
3008(h).
Directive No.: 9936.2
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140046/CCE
Price Code: A03
Guidance on Developing
Compliance Orders Under
Section 3008 of RCRA; Failure
to Submit an Incomplete Part
B Permit
September 9,1983
OWPE
7 pages
Provides guidance for the following:
issuance of Notice of Deficiency (40
CFR 124.3(c)); warning letters; com-
pliance orders; denying permits; pen-
alty assessment; and reduction dur-
ing negotiations. Supplemented by
Directive No. 9936.0, dated Novem-
ber 29,1984.
Directive No.: 9936.1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140038/CCE
Price Code: A03
Part B Permit Applications
with Insufficient Ground
Water Monitoring Data
November 29,1984
OWPE
5 pages
Provides guidance to Regions con-
cerning mechanisms which prevent
deficiencies in ground water moni-
toring data. Supplements general
guidance set out in Directive No.
9936.1, dated September 9,1983.
Directive No.: 9936.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140020/CCE
Price Code: A02
Overfiling
Guidance on RCRA Over-
filing
May 19,1986
OWPE
14 pages
Provides guidance on overfiling a
State's authority in RCRA enforce-
ment actions when a State has failed
to act promptly or appropriately.
Directive No.: 9939.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140095/CCE
Price Code: A03
54
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Enforcement (RCRA)
Program Implementation/ Corrective Action
Waste Management and
Enforcement
PCBs
Policy for Managing Leachate
at PCB Landfills
January 16,1987
OWPE
13 pages
Sets forth requirements that apply to
owners and operators of TSCA-ap-
proved landfills with regard to the
management of PCB-containing
leachates.
Directive No.: 9903.1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139907/CCE
Price Code: A03
Medical Wastes
Medical Waste Enforcement
Strategy
January 3,1989
OWPE
17 pages
Assists the Regions and States in
implementing the medical waste
tracking program. Clarifies EPA and
State roles, outlines tracking and re-
porting requirements, and presents
guidelines for prioritizing enforce-
ment.
Directive No.: 9933.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139998/CCE
Price Code: A03
Waste Oil
Transmittal of the Final Waste
Oil Interim Enforcement
Guidance Document
December 30,1986
OWPE
176 pages
Provides technical guidance on the
enforcement of current waste-as-fu-
els regulations.
Directive No.: 9951.1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140202/CCE
Price Code: A04
Program
Implementation
Corrective Action
Guidance on RCRA Correc-
tion Action Decision Docu-
ments: The Statement of Ba-
sis, Final Decision, and Re-
sponse to Comments
February 19,1991
OWPE
60 pages
Presents standard formats for docu-
menting RCRA corrective action de-
cisions, and clarifies the roles and
responsibilities of the regulatory
agency in developing and issuing
decision documents.
Directive No.: 9902.6
EPA/540/G-91/011 •
NTIS Order No.: PB91-201756/CCE
Price Code: A04
RCRA Corrective Action In-
terim Measures
June 10,1987
OWPE
31 pages
Determines the need for an interim
measure and direction for the work
necessary as part of the correction
program to mitigate or remove the
exposure threat presented by releases.
Directive No.: 9902.4
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139881/CCE
Price Code: A03
RCRA Corrective Action Plan
November 14,1986
OWPE
70 pages
Determines and directs necessary
work as part of a complete corrective
program. Provides a technical frame-
work during the development of cor-
rective orders and corrective action
permit requirements.
Directive No.: 9902.3
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139873/CCE
Price Code: A04
55
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Enforcement (RCRA)
Program Implementation/ Corrective Action
Section3008(h) Module Order
on Consent
January 19,1988
OWPE
22 pages
Contains vernacular to assist Regional
personnel with drafting Section
3008(h) consent orders. Deals with
jurisdiction, findings of fact, and con-
clusions of law and determinations.
Directive No.: 9902.5
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139899/CCE
Price Code: A03
Environmental
Priorities Initiative
Guidance for Environmental
Priorities Initiative (EPI) Fa-
cilities in the Superfund Pre-
Remedial Program
January 31,1989
OWPE
6 pages
Guides Regions and States on priori-
tizing RCRA regulated facilities us-
ing EPI modeling method. Supple-
mented by DirectiveNo. 9932.0, dated
May 31,1988.
Directive No.: 9932.1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139980/CCE
Price Code: A02
Method for Prioritizing
CERCLA Preliminary Assess-
ments at RCRA Facilities
May 31,1988
OWPE
23 pages
Summarizes the Environmental Pri-
orities Initiative purpose and process
for distribution to the public.
Directive No.: 9932.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-139972/CCE
Price Code: A03
Administrative Order
Criteria for Elimination of
Headquarters' Concurrence
on Selected RCRA Section
3008(10 Orders
June 26,1987
OWPE
7 pages
Describes the criteria developed for
eliminating Headquarters concur-
rence on 3008(h) orders.
Directive No.: 9940.3
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140137/CCE
Price Code: A02
Issuance of Administrative
Orders Under Section 3013 of
RCRA
September 26,1984
OWPE
50 pages
Provides guidance and discusses in-
formation gathering for enforcement
cases.
Directive No.: 9940.1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140111/CCE
Price Code: A03
Issuance of Final Revised
Guidance on the Use and Is-
suance of Administrative Or-
ders Under Section 7003 of
RCRA
September 21,1984
OWPE
21 pages
Provides guidance where there is an
imminent and substantial endanger-
ment to public health and the envi-
ronment.
Directive No.: 9940.2
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140129/CCE
Price Code: A03
56
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Enforcement (RCRA)
Program Implementation/Citizens' Suits
Use of RCRA Section 3008(g)
Independently of Section
3008(a)
July 28,1981
OWPE
3 pages
Provides guidance on the use of
RCRA's Civil Penalty Authority for
Subtitle C violations where no Ad-
ministrative Order authorized by Sec-
tion 3008(a) has been issued.
Directive No.: 9940.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140103/CCE
Price Code: A01
UST Interim Prohibition
Enforcement of the UST In-
terim Prohibition
December 30,1986
OWPE
20 pages
Reviews the goals, strategy, and re-
sources available for compliance
monitoring, and the alternative en-
forcement mechanisms available to
Regional personnel. Includes an un-
derground storage tank inspection
checklist. Supplements Directive No.
9943.3, dated September 16,1986.
Directive No.: 9943.3-1A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140152/CCE
Price Code: A03
Citizens' Suits
Enforcement Strategy and Pro-
cedures for the "Interim Pro-
hibition" Section 9003(g) of the Guidance Concerning EPA In-
Safe Drinking Water Act volvement in RCRA Section
7002 Citizen Suits
October 1,1986
OWPE
(SDWA)
September 16,1986
OWPE
24 pages
Establishes a statutory tank installa-
tion standard which will remain ef-
fective until the promulgation of fi-
nal new tank standards by the Agency
underSection9003(e). Supplemented
by Directive No. 9943.3-1 a, which was
Directive No. 9943.2, dated Decem-
ber 30,1986.
Directive No.: 9943.3
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140145/CCE
Price Code: Upon Request
11 pages
Systematically reviews Section 7002
citizen suits filed under RCRA. Aims
guidance at legal and technical en-
forcement personnel.
Directive No.: 9945.1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140160/CCE
Price Code: A03
57
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Federal Facilities Enforcement
Federal Facilities
Federal Facilities
Agreement With the Depart-
ment of Defense - Model Pro-
visions for CERCLA Federal
Facilities Agreements
June 17,1988
OWPE
39 pages
Provides model language for inclu-
sion in CERCLA Section 120 agree-
ments with the Department of De-
fense (DOD). Deals with policy is-
sues that require agreement between
EPA and DOD before site-specific
agreements can be finalized.
Directive No.: 9992.2
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140251/CCE
Price Code: A03
Agreement With the Depart-
ment of Energy - Model Pro-
visions for CERCLA Federal
Facilities Agreements
May 27,1988
OWPE
75 pages
Provides model language for inclu-
sion in CERCLA Section 120 agree-
ments with the Department of En-
ergy.
Directive No.: 9992.1
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140236/CCE
Price Code: A04
Elevation Process for Achiev-
ing Federal Facilities Compli-
ance Under RCRA
March 24,1988
OWPE
5 pages
Outlines an elevation process for set-
tling disputes between EPA and a
Federal agency to assure that compli-
ance agreements are settled in a timely
fashion.
Directive No.: 9992.1-a
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140244/CCE
Price Code: A02
Enforcement Actions Under
RCRA and CERCLA at Fed-
eral Facilities
January 25,1988
OWPE
64 pages
Outlines the enforcement and re-
sponse actions that EPA currently can
implement to formalize compliance
and cleanup actions at Federal facili-
ties. Develops an integrated RCRA/
CERCLA Federal facility compliance
and cleanup strategy.
Directive No.: 9992.0
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140228/CCE
Price Code: A04
Federal Facilities Negotia-
tions Policy
August 10,1989
OWPE
11 pages
Establishes deadlines to preclude pro-
tracted negotiations and conse-
quences for failure by the Federal
agency or State to reach settlement.
Directive No.: 9992.3
NTIS Order No.: PB91-140269/CCE
Price Code: A03
58
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Outreach and Training
Public Documents
An Analysis of State Super-
fund Programs: 50-State
Study: 1990 Update
September 1990
OERR/HSCD
226 pages
Examines site cleanup capabilities in
50 States. Provides descriptions of
statutes, program organization, find-
ings, and cleanup procedures. Pro-
vides "snapshots" of State cleanup
programs. Previous years are listed
in the archive section.
Control No.: 9375.6-08A
EPA/540/8-91/002
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921259/CCE
Price Code: All
Superfund: Environmental
Progress
November 1990
OERR/IO
16 pages
Summarizes Superfund activities,
progress, and philosophies since its
inception. Shows that EPA has made
substantial progress in making these
sites safe in the short term, and clean
in the long term.
Control No.: 9200.5-006
EPA/540/8-90/010
NTIS Order No.: PR881/CCE
Price Code: Free
Superfund Overview Fact
Sheet Package
November 1990
OERR/IO
22 pages
Package contains 12 separate, con-
cise, and public-oriented discussions
of various Superfund issues.
Control No.: 9200.5-008A through
9200.5-008L
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921353/CCE
Price Code: A03
The Superfund Program: Ten
Years of Progress
July 1991
OERR/IO
48 pages
Historical look at the inception, op-
eration and achievements of the
Superfund program.
Control No.: 9200.5-01B
EPA 540/8-91/003
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921286/CCE
Price Code: Upon Request
Superfund Academy
Superfund Academy
Inauguration of the On-Site
Coordinator (OSCVRemedial
Project Manager (RPM) Pro-
gram
February 3,1989
OSWER/TIO
10 pages
Announces the commencement of
several principal components of the
On-Site Coordinator/Remedial
Project Manager (OSC/RPM ) sup-
port program and solicits estimates
of participants for the first class of the
OSC/RPM Basic Training Academy.
Control No.: 9285.9-01
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274309/CCE
Price Code: A02
59
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Outreach and Training
Superfund Academy
Mandatory Community Rela-
tions Training: Superfund
Management Review Imple-
mentation Product (Recom-
mendation: #43.P(i))
October 31,1989
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Announces mandatory community
relations trainingforRemedialProject
Managers, On-Scene Coordinators,
and other Regional staff and manag-
ers who attend public meetings or
deal with the public. Explains the
requirements and why training is
necessary.
Control No.: 9285.9-06
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272592/CCE
Price Code: A01
Mandatory Training Require-
ments for On-Scene Coordi-
nators and Remedial Project
Managers
September 29,1989
OSWER/TIO
6 pages
Announces the mandatory training
requirements for On-Scene Coordi-
nators (OSCs) and Remedial Project
Managers (RPMs) at all levels. Ad-
dresses concerns raised about the
preparation of OSCs and RPMs to
perform their jobs.
Control No.: 9285.9-05
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272584/CCE
Price Code: A02
60
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Public Participation
Community Relations
Community Relations In
Superfund: A Handbook, pre-
pared in June 1988, remains the
basic reference document. The
Fact Sheets listed in this section
supplement the handbook and
contain the most current informa-
tion.
Community Relations In
Superfund: A Handbook (In-
terim Guidance) *
June 1988
OERR/HSCD
190 pages
Provides policy requirements for co-
ordinating activities at Superfund
sites and additional techniques and
guidance on community relations
programs. Applies to all response
actions conducted under CERCLA,
whether performed by EPA, other
Federal agencies, or State govern-
ments.
Control No.: 9230.0-03B
EPA/540/G-88/002
NTIS Order No.: PB89-180830/CCE
Price Code: A09
Community Relations: Use of
Senior Environmental Em-
ployees in Superfund (Super-
fund Management Review:
Recommendation 43.K, L) *
August 31,1990
OERR/HSCD
6 pages
Describes the use of senior environ-
mental employees in the Superfund
program and offers guidance on their
future use.
Control No.: 9230.0-09
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273749/CCE
Price Code: A02
Community Relations
Making Superfund Docu-
ments Available to the Public
Throughout the Clean-up Pro-
cess and Discussing Site Find-
ings and Decisions as They
are Developed *
November 5,1990
OERR/HSCD
7 pages
Summarizes five recommendations
for improving Regional efforts to-
wards timely release of Superfund
information to the public during site
cleanup activities.
Control No.: 9230.0-16
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921322/CCE
Price Code: A02
Innovative Methods to In-
crease Public Involvement in
Superfund Community Rela-
tions (Superfund Manage-
ment Review: Recommenda-
tion #43.A) *
November 30,1990
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Lists six techniques proven effective
in increasing public involvement in
the Superfund process. The list is not
exhaustive, but shows some current
outreach vehicles that Regions have
found particularly effective in encour-
aging citizen participation.
Control No.: 9230.0-20
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921344/CCE
Price Code: A02
Minimizing Problems Caused
by Staff Turnover (Superfund
Management Review: Recom-
mendations #43, M, N, O) *
December 19,1990
OERR/HSCD
3 pages
Lists four major steps designed to
ease a staff transition period and ex-
amples of how to carry them out.
Control No.: 9230.0-13
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921345/CCE
Price Code: A01
61
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Public Participation
Community Relations
Planning for Sufficient Com-
munity Relations ~k
March 7,1990
OERR/HSCD
10 pages
Provides guidance to EPA Regional
staff on planning for sufficient com-
munity relations at all stages of the
Superfund process. This document
identifies specific planning activities
that have been successfully used in
the Regions. (Superfund Manage-
ment Review: Recommendation No.
43.A.)
Control No.: 9230.0-08
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249533/CCE
Price Code: A02
Public Awareness Signs at
Superfund Sites *
October 1990
OERR/HSCD
2 pages
Informs individuals involved in the
Superfund program about the need
to post signs at every Superfund site.
Whenever Federal funds are used at
the Superfund site, EPA requires that
a sign be posted before remedial ac-
tion begins. Details the specifics of
what is required and what is optional
for inclusion on these signs.
Control No.: 9375.5-1 OFS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921306/CCE
Price Code: A01
Superfund Community Rela-
tions Program: A Guide to Ef-
fective Presentations With
Visual Aids
June 1989
OERR/HSCD
78 pages
Presents a collection of proven visual
aid presentation techniques useful in
communicating issues concerning
Superfund cleanup actions to a gen-
eral audience. Targeted primarily at
individuals implementing the
Superfund Community Relations
Program.
Control No.: 9230.0-12A
EPA/540/G-89/001
NTIS Order No.: PB89-167985/CCE
Price Code: A05
Proposed Method to Evaluate
the Effectiveness of Commu-
nity Involvement in Super-
fund (Superfund Manage-
ment Review: Recommenda-
tion No. 43.A) *
September 18,1990
OERR/HSCD
8 pages
Describes a proposed method for
evaluating how effectively EPA's
Superfund Community Involvement
program provides adequate and
meaningful opportunities for public
participation in decisions made at
Superfund sites.
Control No.: 9230.0-19
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273764/CCE
Price Code: A02
Role of Community Inter-
views in the Development of
a Community Relations Pro-
gramforRemedialResponse*
June 15,1990
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Offers guidance in response to recent
Regional Office questions regarding
community relation interviews re-
quired by the National Contingency
Plan.
Control No.: 9230.0-15
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273756/CCE
Price Code: A01
Superfund Responsiveness
Summaries (Superfund Man-
agement Review: Recommen-
dation No. 43.E) *
June 4,1990
OERR/HSCD
6 pages
Describes the background of respon-
siveness summaries and outlines a
new format which summarizes com-
plicated legal and technical issues
while maintaining true responsive-
ness to local communities.
Control No.: 9230.0-06
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273731/CCE
Price Code: A02
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Public Participation
State and Local Community Involvement
Using State and Local Offi-
cials to Assist in Community
Relations *
September 28,1990
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Discusses specific methods for using
State and local officials to enhance
communication with the public. Rec-
ommends that State and local offi-
cials serve as liaisons, provide and
maintain information, and assist in
public meetings.
Control No.: 9230.0-17
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921320/CCE
Price Code: A02
State and Local
Involvement
Audits and the Superfund Pro-
gram Manager
January 1990
OERR/HSCD
4 pages
Describes why audits of all parties to
Cooperative Agreements and
Superfund State Contracts are good
business practices, and how audits
help EPA protect the financial integ-
rity of Superfund response agree-
ments.
Control No.: 9375.5-04FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272717/CCE
Price Code: A01
CERCLA Waste Capacity As-
surance
August 1990
OERR/HSCD
6 pages
Describes the statutory goals associ-
ated with waste capacity assurances
required of a State Capacity Assur-
ance Plan, and additional sources of
information.
Control No.: 9375.5-09FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274507/CCE
Price Code: A01
Criminal Investigations and
the Superfund Program
September 1990
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Directed toward anyone who wit-
nesses fraudulent activity in EPA pro-
grams, this Fact Sheet discusses areas
in which fraud and abuse can occur
and provides an understanding of
the criminal investigation process that
results from reports of suspicious ac-
tivity.
Control No.: 9375.5-08FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274499/CCE
Price Code: A01
Directory of EPA/State Con-
tacts by Specialty
February 1990
OERR/HSCD
73 pages
Lists personnel who provide legal,
administrative, and financial exper-
tise in support of CERCLA nation-
wide.
Control No.: 9375.6-01
EPA/540/8-90/002
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249749/CCE
Price Code: A04
Hazardous Waste Releases on
Indian Land; Beginning the
Superfund Process
March 1989
OERR/HSED
13 pages
Intended to assist Native American
tribes in dealing with releases of haz-
ardous substances on their land.
Describes the mechanisms through
which hazardous substance releases
are identified and reported to EPA.
Control No.: 9375.5-17
EPA/540/8-89/001
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228205/CCE
Price Code: A03
63
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Public Participation
State and Local Community Involvement
Indian Tribal Involvement in
the Superfund Program
Fall 1989
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Describes the specific requirements
of CERCLA and the National Contin-
gency Plan for Indian Tribes thatwish
to participate in the Superfund pro-
gram.
Control No.: 9375.5-02FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273947/CCE
Price Code: A01
Political Subdivision Involve-
ment in Superfund
April 1990
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Provides guidance to Regions, States,
and political subdivisions on the des-
ignation of a lead agency for remedial
response under CERCLA.
Control No.: 9375.5-03FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273954/CCE
Price Code: A01
Involvement of Superfund
Program Managers in Super-
fund Response Agreement
Audits
February 12,1990
OERR/HSCD
20 pages
Provides general reference informa-
tion to Superfund program manag-
ers about the audit process. Informa-
tion in this Directive pertains prima-
rily to audits of Cooperative Agree-
ments, yet may be applied to audits
of Superfund State Contracts.
Control No.: 9375.5-04
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249731/CCE
Price Code: A03
Revised Interim Final Guid-
ance on Indian Involvement
in the Superfund Program
November 28,1989
OERR/HSCD
17 pages
Supplements and references existing
documentation for EPA Regional per-
sonnel about involvement of feder-
ally recognized Indian Tribes, which
are assigned the same status as States
by the Superfund program. This
memorandum clarifies and reflects
the Agency's growing experience
with States, Indian Tribes, and politi-
cal subdivisions in CERCLA imple-
mentation.
Control No.: 9375.5-02A
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249723/CCE
Price Code: A03
State and Local Involvement
in the Superfund Program
Fall 1989
OERR/HSCD
6 pages
Provides an overview of hazardous
waste laws, the Superfund process,
and future directions of the Superfund
program. Describes mechanisms for
assuring State and local involvement,
and the roles of political subdivisions,
Indian Tribes, and local governments.
Control No.: 9375.5-01FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273939/CCE
Price Code: A02
Status of State Involvement in
the Superfund Program: FY-
80 to FY-89
April 1990
OERR/HSCD
36 pages
Summarizes State involvement
throughout the Superfund process
since the passage of CERCLA. The
report includes: the roles and re-
sponsibilities of States; an historical
perspective on State involvement in
each phase of response at Superfund
sites; and a summary of State involve-
ment in non-site specific activities.
Control No.: 9375.6-04
EPA/540/8-90/005
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272725/CCE
Price Code: A03
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Public Participation
Technical Assistance Grants
Technical Assistance
Grants
Resource Distribution for the
Technical Assistance Grant
Program
June 29,1988
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Clarifies the resource base for Tech-
nical Assistance Grants (TAGs), as
published in the Federal Register, as
an Interim Final Rule. The TAG pro-
gram is a core factor in the Agency's
Superfund community relations ef-
forts to provide community groups
with grants so they may obtain assis-
tance in interpreting technical mate-
rial related to Superfund cleanups.
Control No.: 9200.3-04
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249459/CCE
Price Code: A01
Superfund Technical Assis-
tance Grants(TAG)Brochure *
January 1990
OERR/HSCD
9 pages
Provides background and basic in-
formation on the Technical Assistance
Grant (TAG) program. TAG pro-
vides funds to qualified citizen's
groups to hire independent technical
advisors.
Control No.: 9230.1-05FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273772/CCE
Price Code: A02
Superfund Technical Assis-
tance Grant (TAG) Handbook
April 1990
OERR/HSCD
268 pages
Consists of three parts. Provides de-
tailed guidance on applying for a
TAG. Ecxplains the process of select-
ing a technical advisor. Contains com-
prehensive information on manag-
ing a TAG.
Control No.: 9230.1-03
EPA/540/G-88/001
NTIS Order No.: PB91-238592/CCE
Price Code: A12
Update: Superfund Technical
Assistance Grants
November 1989
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Addresses the status of the Technical
Assistance Grant (TAG) Program and
amendments to the Interim Final Rule
which specifies requirements for ac-
cepting and evaluating applications,
and awarding and managing TAGs.
Control No.: 9200.5-209FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273715/CCE
Price Code: A01
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Remedial Action
General
General
Advancing the Use of Treat-
ment Technologies for Super-
fund Remedies *
February 21,1989
OERR/HSCD
10 pages
Reaffirms use of treatment technolo-
gies at Superfund sites and summa-
rizes guidance documents and activi-
ties that encourage and support the
use of innovative treatment technolo-
gies.
Control No.: 9355.0-26
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272659/CCE
Price Code: A02
Data Quality Objectives for
Remedial Response Activities:
Development Process (Vol-
ume 1)
March 1987
OERR/HSCD
156 pages
Volumes 1 and 2 provide consoli-
dated ready references for all reme-
dial field procedures at uncontrolled
hazardous waste sites. Both vol-
umes also are intended to contribute
to improved consistency in field pro-
cedures.
Control No.: 9355.0-07B
EPA/540/G-87/003
NTIS Order No.: PB88-131370/CCE
Price Code: A08
Data Quality Objectives for
Remedial Response Activities:
Example Scenario: RI/FS Acti-
vities at a Site with Contamina-
ted Soils and Ground Water
(Volume 2)
March 1987
OERR/HSCD
139 pages
Control No.: 9355.0-07B
EPA/540/G-87/004
NTIS Order No.: PB88-131388/CCE
Price Code: A07
Data Quality Objectives for
Remedial Response Activities:
Example Scenario: RI/FS Ac-
tivities at a Site with Contami-
nated Soils and Ground Wa-
ter (Volumes 1 and 2) *
March 1987
OERR/HSCD
287 pages
Control No.: 9355.0-07B
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272634/CCE
Price Code: A13
Health and Safety Roles and
Responsibilities at Remedial
Sites
July 1991
OERR/HSCD
6 pages
Defines the major components of the
health and safety program. Delin-
eates the health and safety roles and
responsibilities for Remedial Project
Managers (RPMs). Addresses the
various roles of all parties in the over-
all health and safety program for. a
site.
Control No.: 9285.1-02
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921362/CCE
Price Code: A02
Procurement Under Pre-
Authorization/Mixed Fund-
ing
April 19,1989
OERR/HSCD
9 pages
Guides Regional staff in clarifying
procurement procedures. This guid-
ance sets forth claimants' responsi-
bilities under CERCLA Response
Claims Procedures, and means for
assuring that their cost claims against
the Hazardous Substance Superfund
will be reimbursed by EPA.
Control No.: 9225.1-01
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249525/CCE
Price Code: A02
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Remedial Action
Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Studies
Structure and Components of Treatability Studies Under
Five-Year Reviews CERCLA: An Overview
August 1991
OERR/HSCD
16 pages
Provides guidance for planning and
conducting five-year reviews. Fo-
cuses primarily on implementation
of five-year reviews and the issues
associated with implementation,
which include triggering points for
reviews, responsibilities and fund-
ing, content, and results of reviews.
Control No.: 9355.7-02
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921369/CCE
Price Code: A03
Structure and Components of
Five-Year Reviews
August 1991
OERR/HSCD
2 pages
Provides guidance for planning and
conducting five-year reviews. Fo-
cuses primarily on implementation
of five-year reviews and the issues
associated with implementation. The
goal is to help assure that reviews are
implemented in a consistent manner
nationally with appropriate consid-
eration of local concerns.
Control No.: 9355.7-02FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921368/CCE
Price Code: A01
December 1989
OERR/HSCD
9 pages
Provides a synopsis of information to
facilitate the planning and execution
of treatability studies in support of
the RI/FS and the RD/RA processes.
Control No.: 9380.3-02FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273970/CCE
Price Code: A02
Remedial Investigation
and Feasibility Studies
Conducting Remedial Inves-
tigations/Feasibility Studies
for CERCLA Municipal Land-
fill Sites *
February 1991
OERR/HSCD
307 pages
Defines strategies for characterizing
municipal landfill sites. Identifies
practical remedialactionalternatives.
Control No.: 9355.3-11
EPA/540/P-91/001
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921205/CCE
Price Code: A14
The Feasibility Study: De-
tailed Analysis of Remedial
Action Alternatives *
March 1990
OERR/HSCD
6 pages
Describes the Remedial Investiga-
tion/Feasibility Study (RI/FS). This
fact sheet summarizes Chapter 6 of
"Guidance for Conducting Remedial
Investigations and Feasibility Stud-
ies Under CERCLA." Also provides
Remedial Project Managers with in-
formation on how to manage this
phase efficiently and effectively.
Control No.: 9355.3-01FS4
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272675/CCE
Price Code: A02
The Feasibility Study: Devel-
opment and Screening of Re-
medial Action Alternatives *
November 1989
OERR/HSCD
7 pages
Summarizes Chapter 4 of the "In-
terim Final Guidance for Conducting
Remedial Investigations and Feasi-
bility Studies Under CERCLA" which
discusses the development and
screening of alternatives for Reme-
dial Action. Provides guidance on
managing this portion of the Feasibil-
ity Study efficiently and effectively.
Control No.: 9355.3-01FS3
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274416/CCE
Price Code: A02
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Remedial Action
Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Studies
Getting Ready: Scoping the
RI/FS*
November 1989
OERR/HSCD
9 pages
Summarizes Chapter 2 of "Guidance
for Conducting Remedial Investiga-
tions and Feasibility Studies Under
CERCLA." Also explains how to
manage the scoping phase of the RI/
FS process.
Control No.: 9355.3-OlFSl
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274390/CCE
Price Code: A02
Guide for Conducting Treat-
ability Studies Under
CERCLA (Interim Final) *
December 1989
OERR/HSCD
133 pages
Describes a systematic approach for
performing treatability studies and
provides a protocol for scoping, per-
forming, and reporting results.
Control No.: 9380.3-02
EPA/540/2-89/058
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249772/CCE
Price Code: A07
A Guide to Developing Super-
fund Proposed Plans *
November 1989
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Outlines the major components of
the Superfund Proposed Plan and
suggests effective ways in which the
various sections can be presented.
Control No.: 9335.3-02FS2
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273855/CCE
Price Code: A01
Guidance on Cleanup of Sur-
face Tank and Drum Sites
May 28,1985
OERR/HSCD
146 pages
Provides guidance for implementing
concurrent remedial planning activi-
ties and accelerating project imple-
mentation for cleanup of surface tanks
and drums containing hazardous
waste.
Control No.: 9380.0-03
NTIS Order No.: PB87-110672/CCE
Price Code: A07
Guidance for Conducting Re-
medial Investigations and Fea-
sibility Studies (RI/FS) Under
CERCLA*
October 1988
OERR/HSCD
195 pages
Describes general procedures for con-
ducting Remedial Investigations and
Feasibility Studies. Intended for per-
sonnel responsible for conducting an
RI/FS, this revises EPA's "Guidance
on Remedial Investigation Under
CERCLA" (May 1985), and "Guide-
lines on Feasibility Studies Under
CERCLA" (June 1985).
Control No.: 9355.3-01
EPA/540/G-89/004
NTIS Order No.: PB89-184626/CCE
Price Code: A09
68
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Remedial Action
Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Studies
Guidance on Remedial Ac-
tions for Superfund Sites with
PCB Contamination
August 1990
OERR/HSCD
160 pages
Describes the recommended ap-
proach for evaluating sites with PCB
contamination. Provides preliminary
remediation goals for various media.
Identifies considerations important
to insuring protection of human
health and the environment.
Summarizes potential application or
relevant and appropriate require-
ments (ARARs) and "to-be-consid-
ered" criteria.
Control No.: 9355.4-01
EPA/540/G-90/007
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921206/CCE
Price Code: A07
A Guide on Remedial Actions
at Superfund Sites with PCB
Contamination
August 1990
OERR/HSCD
9 pages
Summarizes considerations in the de-
velopment, evaluation, and selection
of remedial actions. Provides frame-
work for determining cleanup levels,
identifying treatment options, and
assessing management controls for
residuals.
Control No.: 9355.4-01FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274432/CCE
Price Code: A02
A Guide to Selecting Super-
fund Remedial Actions *
April 1990
OERR/HSCD
9 pages
Describes the statutory requirements
for CERCLA remedies at hazardous
waste sites and the process EPA has
established in the 1990 revised Na-
tional Contingency Plan for meeting
those requirements. This process is a
general framework for reaching a
judgement about the most appropri-
ate method of protecting human
health and the environment at a par-
ticular site.
Control No.: 9355.0-27FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273863/CCE
Price Code: A02
The Remedial Investigation:
Site Characterization and
Treatability Studies *
November 1989
OERR/HSCD
7 pages
Summarizes Chapters 3 and 5 of the
"Guidance for Conducting Remedial
Investigations and Feasibility Stud-
ies Under CERCLA." Also discusses
site characteristics and treatability
studies, and includes information on
how to manage these aspects of the
Remedial Investigation.
Control No.: 9355.3-01FS2
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274408/CCE
Price Code: A02
RI/FS Improvements
July 23,1987
OERR/HSCD
14 pages
Identifies ways to reduce overall
project schedules and costs while re-
taining a quality product. Four major
points are included: phased Reme-
dial Investigations/Feasibility Stud-
ies (RI/FS); streamlined project plan-
ning; management of delegations; and
RI/FS control reviews.
Control No.: 9355.0-20
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272642/CCE
Price Code: A03
RI/FS Improvements Follow-
Up
April 25,1988
OERR/HSCD
18 pages
Delineates improvements developed
for more effective Remedial Investi-
gations/Feasibility Studies (RI/FS).
Produced as part of an ongoing effort
to streamline the RI/FS process.
Control No.: 9355.3-05
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249657/CCE
Price Code: A03
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Remedial Action
Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Studies
RI/FS Streamlining
February 14,1989
OERR/HSCD
49 pages
Presents second set of recommenda-
tions for streamlining measures that
will reduce the cost and duration of
RI/FSs. Recommendations include
those related to technical issues, pro-
curement enhancement, program
management,Statecoordination,and
enforcement.
Control No.: 9355.3-06
NTIS Order No.: PB91-214981/CCE
Price Code: A04
Beeper's Notes: A Remedial
Investigation/Feasibility
Study (RI/FS) Costing Guide
February 1990
OERR/OPM
31 pages
Outlines tasks and sub-tasks typically
conducted as part of a Remedial In-
vestigation/Feasibility Study, such as
issuing work assignments and evalu-
ating contractor proposals. Also pre-
sents a strategy based on site com-
plexity and task difficulty for esti-
mating a project's cost.
Control No.: 9355.1-05
EPA/540/G-90/002
NTIS Order No.: PB90-258369/CCE
Price Code: A03
Streamlining the RI/FS for
CERCLA Municipal Landfill
Sites
September 1990
OERR/HSCD
4 pages
Discusses streamlining the RI/FS for
municipal landfills with respect to
site characterization, riskassessment,
and the development of remedial ac-
tion alternatives. This streamlining is
possible since approximately 20 per-
cent of the sites on the NPL are mu-
nicipal landfills which typically share
similar characteristics.
Control No.: 9355.3-11FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921301/CCE
Price Code: A01
Remedial Design and
Remedial Action
EPA Oversight of Remedial
Designs and Remedial Ac-
tions Performed by PRPs
February 1990
OERR/HSCD
8 pages
Presents an overview of EPA's guid-
ance for oversight of enforcement lead
projects in which a Potentially Re-
sponsible Party (PRP) conducts the
Remedial Design and Remedial Ac-
tion.
Control No.: 9355.5-16FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921357/CCE
Price Code: A02
Expediting Remedial Con-
struction
October 1989
OERR/HSCD
9 pages
Examines activities to be considered
in remedial management strategies
to accelerate remedial construction.
Control No.: 9355.5-02FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272683/CCE
Price Code: A02
Guidance on Expediting Re-
medial Design and Remedial
Action *
August 1990
OERR/HSCD
51 pages
Examines ways to expedite remedial
design and remedial action so that
cleanup activities can be completed
more quickly. Intended for use by
remedial project managers, remedial
design contractors, and others in-
volved in planning remediation ac-
tivities. Used to evaluate projects for
suitability for expediting and to de-
termine the methods that could be
used.
Control No.: 9355.5-02
EPA/540/G-90/006
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273871/CCE
Price Code: A04
70
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Remedial Action
Remedial Design and Remedial Action
Guidance on EPA Oversight
of Remedial Designs and Re-
medial Actions Performed by
Potentially Responsible Par-
ties; Interim Final *
April 1990
OERR/HSCD
56 pages >
Provides interim final guidance on
EPA oversight of Remedial Designs
and Remedial Actions (RD/RA) per-
formed by Potentially Responsible
Parties (PRPs). Ensures that rem-
edies being conducted by private
owners and operators of sites are pro-
tective of public health and the envi-
ronment, and are in compliance with
applicable performance standards.
Control No.: 9355.5-01
EPA/540/G-90/001
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249707/CCE
Price Code: A04
Modeling Remedial Actions
at Uncontrolled Hazardous
Waste Sites
April 1,1988
OERR/HSCD
463 pages
Provides a guidance on the selection
and use of models to evaluate the
effectiveness of remedial actions at
uncontrolled hazardous waste sites.
A comprehensive set of guidelines
for incorporating models into reme-
dial action planning at Federal and
State Superfund sites is presented.
Control No.: 9355.0-08
EPA/540/2-85/001
NTIS Order No.: PB85-211357/CCE
Price Code: A20
Real Estate Acquisition Pro-
cedures for USAGE Projects
February 1990
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Addresses the areas of initial plan-
ning, request and approval process,
acquisition, and major roles and re-
sponsibilities. Discusses the role of
the Remedial Project Manager.
Control No.: 9355.5-07FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921355/CCE
Price Code: A01
Remedial Action Costing Pro-
cedures Manual
October 1987
OERR/HSCD
68 pages
Provides detailed procedures for cal-
culating and generating estimated
capital and annual operating costs
for each remedial action alternative.
Includes worksheets and an example
cost analysis.
Control No.: 9355.0-10
EPA/600/8-87/049
NTIS Order No.: PB88-113691/CCE
Price Code: A04
US ACE Pre-placed and Rapid
Response Contracts
December 1989
OERR/HSCD
6 pages
Describes the Pre-placed Remedial
Action (PRA) and Remedial Response
(RR) contracts. Also includes a de-
scription of program overviews, roles
and responsibilities of the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers (USAGE) and EPA
personnel, program execution, re-
source management, contract man-
agement, and program policies.
Control No.: 9355.5-05FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273889/CCE
Price Code: A02
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Assistance to the Superfund
Program
December 1990
OERR/HSCD
4 pages
Outlines assistance available from the
Department of the Interior's Bureau
of Reclamations' Denver office and
the five Regional Offices.
Control No.: 9355.15FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921319/CCE
Price Code: A01
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Remedial Action
Records of Decision
Records of Decision
Guidance on Preparing
Superfund Decision Docu-
ments: The Proposed Plan,
The Record of Decision, Ex-
planation of Significant Dif-
ferences, The Record of Deci-
sion Amendment *
July 1989
OERR/HSCD
216 pages
Developed to present standard for-
mats for documenting, to clarify the
roles and responsibilities of agencies
involved, and to explain how to ad-
dress changes. Packaged with Fact
Sheets No. 9335.3-02FS-1, 9335.3-
02FS-2, 9355.3-02FS-3, and 9355.3-
02FS-4.
Control No.: 9355.3-02
EPA/540/G-89/007
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921265/CCE
Price Code: A10
A Guide to Addressing Pre-
ROD and Post-ROD Changes
April 1991
OERR/HSCD
6 pages
Outlines the methods of categorizing
pre- and post-ROD changes and the
ways in which changes should be
documented.
Control No.: 9355.3-02FS-4
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921351/CCE
Price Code: A02
A Guide to Developing
Superfund No Action, Interim
Action, and Contingency Rem-
edy RODs
April 1991
OERR/HSCD
6 pages
Provides reference to the essential
components of Records of Decision
(RODs) that are prepared to docu-
ment three specific types of remedial
action decisions.
Control No.: 9355.3-02FS-3
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921350/CCE
Price Code: A02
A Guide to Developing Super-
fund Records of Decision
November 1989
OERR/HSCD
6 pages
Provides staff preparing Records of
Decision (RODs) with a quick refer-
ence to the essential ROD compo-
nents, and includes summaries of in-
formation needed for the three major
sections of a ROD.
Control No.: 9335.3-02FS-1
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273848/CCE
Price Code: A02
Results of FY-89 Record of
Decision Analysis
March 30,1990
OERR/HSCD
20 pages
Outlines goals to promote ROD conr
sistency and quality ensuring that the
remedial program is conductedwith
SARA.
Control No.: 9355.3-09
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249681/CCE
Price Code: A03
ROD Annual Report FY1990
July 1991 '
OERR/HSCD
555 pages
Features specific accomplishments in
the ROD process. Describes site con-
ditions,selectedremedialactions,and
institutional controls. Previous years
are listed in the archive section.
Control No.: 9355.6-04
EPA/540/8-91/067
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921277/CCE
Price Code: A24
Superfund Automated Rec-
ords of Decision System
(RODS): User Manual
August 1988
OERR/HSCD
164 pages
Provides instructions for using the
Agency's ROD database. Provides a
course of action to clean up a Super-
fund site proposed/listed on the NPL.
Control No.: 9355.1-04
EPA/540/G-89/005
NTIS Order No.: PB90-193004/CCE
Price Code: A08
72
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Removal Action
General
Accelerated Response at NPL
Sites Guidance
December 15,1989
OERR/ERD
19 pages
Providesguidance on addressing im-
mediate threats at National Priorities
List (NPL) sites. Based upon Super-
fund Management Review Recom-
mendation No. 22.
Control No.: 9200.2-02
NTIS Order No.: PB90-258302/CCE
Price Code: A03
CERCLA Removal Actions at
Methane Release Sites
January 23,1986
OERR/ERD
2 pages
Clarifies OERR policy on the appro-
priateness of removalactionsatmeth-
ane gas release sites under CERCLA
authority. Methane is not an EPA
regulated substance.
Control No.: 9360.0-08
NTIS Order No.: PB91-190850/CCE
Price Code: A01
Emergency Response Cleanup
Services Contracts (ERCS):
User's Manual *
October 1987
OERR/ERD
210 pages
Provides information to help those
authorized to use ERCS contracts to
deploy them more efficiently and ef-
fectively. Discusses coordinating the
use of the ERCS contracts with other
entities involved with the Superfund
program.
Control No.: 9242.2-01B
NTIS Order No.: PB90-191966/CCE
Price Code: A10
The Emergency Response No-
tification System (Brochure)
August 1989
OERR/ERD
7 pages
Provides general information for the
public on the Emergency Response
Notification System, the national com-
puter database and retrieval system
that is used to store information on
releases of oil and hazardous sub-
stances.
Control No.: 9360.0-21
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249715/CCE
Price Code: A02
General
Exemptions from the Statutory
Limits on Removal Actions
November 1990
OERR/ERD
2 pages
Summarizes two exemptions from the
statutory time and dollar limits on
removalactions. The first is the "emer-
gency" exemption for when a re-
sponse action is immediately required
to protect public health, welfare, or
the environment. The second is the
"consistency" exemption for when
further response actions are appro-
priate and consistent.
Control No.: 9360.0-12FS
NTIS No.: PB91-921304/CCE
Price Code: A01
Final Guidance on Implemen-
tation of the "Consistency"
Exemption to the Statutory
Limits on Removal Actions *
June 12,1989
OERR/ERD
8 pages
Provides final guidance to EPA Re-
gions on the implementation of the
SARA $2 million/ 12-month statutory
limits on removal actions and the ex-
emption from the statutory limits for
"actions otherwise appropriate and
consistent with the remedial action to
be taken" (consistency exemption).
Control No.: 9360.0-12A
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274465/CCE
Price Code: A02
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Removal Action
General
Guidance on Non-NPL Re-
moval Actions Involving Na-
tionally Significant or Prece-
dent-Setting Issues
March 3,1989
OERR/ERD
12 pages
Provides guidance and establishes
proceduresforrequestingHeadquar-
tersconcurrence. Outlinesprocedural
requirements for five categories of
removals which are of special inter-
est from a national perspective.
Control No.: 9360.0-19
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273921/CCE
Price Code: A03
Guidance Document For Pro-
viding Alternative WaterSup-
plies if
March 1,1988
OERR/ERD
65 pages
Discusses circumstancesunder which
it is appropriate to provide alterna-
tive water supplies.
Control No.: 9355.3-03
EPA/540/G-87/006
NTIS Order No.: PB89-167969/CCE
Price Code: A04
A Guide to Developing Ac-
tion Memorandums
December 1990
OERR/ERD
4 pages
Describes the essential components
of Action Memorandums used to ini-
tiate a removal action, as well as spe-
cial cases such as enforcement-lead
removals, and special circumstances
such as actions that require additional
funds.
Control No.: 9360.3-01FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921317/CCE
Price Code: A01
Guidelines for the Cleanup of
Clandestine Drug Laborato-
ries
March 1990
OERR/ERD
46 pages
Provides guidelines proposed by the
Joint Task Force on illegal/clandes-
tine drug laboratories to assist State
and local law enforcement and health
agencies develop a framework for
cleaning up clandestine drug labora-
tories. Contains an overview of rec-
ommended enforcement procedures,
as well as safety guidelines and
cleanup strategies. Replaces "Pro-
posed Guidelines for the Cleanup of
Drug Laboratories," June 2,1989, and
retains the same control number.
Control No.: 9360.5-00
EPA/540/P-90/005
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272709/CCE
Price Code: A03
Joint Federal Task Force on
Clandestine (Illegal) Drug
Laboratories
June 1990
OERR/ERD
4 pages
Describes the problem that gave rise
to the need for a program to clean up
hazardous wastes at clandestine drug
laboratories, and briefly outlines the
content of the Task Force guidelines
developed to address the problem.
Control No.: 9360.5-OOFS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-125989/CCE
Price Code: A02
Model Program for Removal
Site File Management
July 18,1988
OERR/ERD
20 pages
Provides a file structure for on-site
file management and Regional file
maintenance for use by On-Scene Co-
ordinators (OSCs). Provides the
minimum contents of a site file kit for
use by OSCs and Technical Assis-
tance Team personnel when estab-
lishing a site file.
Control No.: 9360.2-01
NTIS Order No.: PB91-214247/CCE
Price Code: A03
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Removal Action
Policy on Management of
Post-Removal Site Control
December 3,1990
OERR/ERD
15 pages
Provides procedures to ensure that
provisions for post-removal site con-
trol at both National Priorities List
(NPL) and non-NPL sites are made
prior to initiation of a Fund-financed
removal action. Also provides guid-
ance to States on the use of institu-
tional controls when waste is left on-
site following a removal action.
Control No.: 9360.2-02
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921326/CCE
Price Code: A03
Quality Assurance/Quality
Control Guidance for Re-
moval Activities: Sampling
Q A/QC Plan and Data Valida-
tion Procedures (Interim Fi-
nal) *
April 1990
OERR/ERD
66 pages
Provides guidance for establishing,
implementing, and using Quality
Assurance/Quality Control (QA/
QC) protocols in data collection ac-
tivities performed under the Removal
program. Also provides guidance
for reviewing laboratory data pack-
ages according to the QA/QC proto-
cols.
Control No.: 9360.4-01
EPA/540/G-90/004
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274481/CCE
Price Code: A04
Reimbursement to Local Gov-
ernments for Emergency Re-
sponse to Hazardous Sub-
stance Releases
November 1989
OERR/ERD
5 pages
Provides a summary of requirements
and procedures set forth in Section
123 of SARA, the 1986 Superfund
amendments. This law authorizes
the EPA to reimburse local govern-
ments for expenses incurred when
carrying out temporary emergency
measures in response to hazardous
substance threats.
Control No.: 9225.3-01FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274234/CCE
Price Code: A02
Removal Cost Management
System: Version 3.2
May 1990
OERR/ERD
211 pages
Reference manual for software used
to perform cost projections and daily
cost tracking. Also to be used to
create Cost Projection reports, the
1900-55 Form, a Daily Cost Summary,
an Incident Obligation Log, and Site
Summary Reports.
Control No.: 9360.0-02C
EPA/540/P-90/003
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272691/CCE
Price Code: AID
General
Required Use of the Removal
Cost Management System for
all Removal Actions
February 17,1989
OERR/ERD
5 pages
Requires the use of the Removal Cost
Management System (RCMS), a com-
puterized cost tracking system, for all
future removal actions. Describes
the background, functions of RCMS,
removal cost management policy, and
implementation.
Control No.: 9360.0-20
NTIS Order No.: PB91-214288/CCE
Price Code: A02
Site-Specific Contracting for
Removals
April 10,1989
OERR/ERD
4 pages
Provides direction and criteria for the
use of site-specific contracting in
many types of removal actions.
Control No.: 9242.2-02
NTIS Order No.: PB91-215053/CCE
Price Code: A02
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Removal Action
General
Superfund Removal Proce-
dures: Guidance on the Con-
sideration of ARARs During
Removal Actions *
August 1991
OERR/ERD
39 pages
Part of a ten volume series of guid-
ance documents. Presents informa-
tion recommendations and examples
to a id On-Scene Coordinators in iden-
tifying potential Federal and State
ARARs, determining the extent to
which compliance with ARARs is
practible, and documenting ARAR
evaluations.
Control No.: 9360.3-02
NTIS Order No.: PB92-963401/CCE
Price Code: A03
Superfund Emergency Re-
sponse Actions: A Summary
of Federally Funded Remov-
als (Volume 4)
September 1990
OERR/ERD
128 pages
Summarizes short-term actions (re-
movals) undertaken by EPA and the
U.S. Coast Guard in response to haz-
ardous substance incidents. The
document presents an historical per-
spective of the program and summa-
rizes removals completed during the
year. This document is revised annu-
ally. Previous years are listed in the
archived document list.
Control No.: 9360.6-05
EPA/540/8-90/014
NTIS Order No.: PB90-921260/CCE
Price Code: A07
Superfund Removal Proce-
dures: Action Memorandum
Guidance *
December 1990
OERR/ERD
59 pages
Provides guidance for preparing an
ActionMemorandum, which is a con-
cise written record of the decisions
made in selecting removal actions,
and the primary decision document
used to select and authorize such ac-
tions. Updates and partly replaces
Directive 9360.0-03B, the single-vol-
ume "Superfund Removal Proce-
dures" manual issued in February
1988, which is listed in the archived
document list.
Control No.: 9360.3-01
EPA/540/P-90/004
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274473/CCE
Price Code: A04
Technical Assistance Team
(TAT) Users' Manual Septem-
ber 1987 (Revised July 1989)
July 1989
OERR/ERD
296 pages
Provides information and guidance
on management and implementation
of EPA's "Technical Assistance Team
(TAT) for Emergency Response, Re-
moval, and Prevention" contracts.
Describes the necessary procedures
and requirements that should be fol-
lowed in managing contracts. In-
tended to serve as guidance in the
administration of the TAT contracts.
July 1989 document supplies updated
replacement pages to the original
document.
Control No.: 9242.4-01A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-214163/CCE
Price Code: A13
Use of Expanded Removal Au-
thority to Address NPL and
Proposed NPL Sites
February 7,1987
OERR/ERD
6 pages
Directs EPA Regions to evaluate NPL
and proposed NPL sites to determine
if the expanded removal authority in
SARA can be used to totally, or sub-
stantially, clean up these sites.
Control No.: 9360.0-14
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273905/CCE
Price Code: A02
Use of Removal Approaches
to Speed Up Remedial Action
Projects
July 7,1989
OERR/ERD
8 pages
Defines the basic requirements to be
met when a Region chooses to use
removal authorities and contracting
methods to speed up remedial
projects on National Priorities List
(NPL) sites where surface cleanups
may result in a total site cleanup or
completion of a major portion of the
site.
Control No.: 9355.0-25A
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274382/CCE
Price Code: A02
76
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Removal Action
Oil Spills
The EXXON Valdez Oil Spill:
A Report to the President
May 1989
OERR/ERD
75 pages •
Addresses the preparedness for, the
response to, and early lessons learned
from the EXXON Valdez incident.
Control No.: 9360.8-03
NTIS Order No.: PB91-213819/CCE
Price Code: A04
The Oil Spill Prevention, Con-
trol, and Countermeasures
Program, Task Force Report
May 13,1988
OERR/ERD
102 pages
Describes the January 2,1988 release
of 1M gallons of diesel fuel hi Floreff e,
PA and subsequent contamination of
the Monongahela and Ohio Rivers.
Control No.: 9360.8-02
NTIS Order No.: PB91-213868/CCE
Price Code: A06
Oil Spill Contingency Plan-
ning; National Status: A Re-
port to the President
October 1990
OERR/ERD
69 pages
Provides a representative picture of
oil spill planning and preparedness
across the country. Represents the
combined efforts of hundreds of re-
gional Federal agency representa-
tives, State officials, private industry,
and members of port area marine
communities.
Control No.: 9360.8-05
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921282/CCE
Price Code: A04
Update on Implementation of
the Oil Pollution Act of 1990
(February 1991, Intermittent
Bulletin, Volume 1, No. 1)
February 1991
OERR/ERD
6 pages
Includes notes from RegionI Work-
group meeting, questions and an-
swers concerning Oil Pollution Act, a
timeline of major EPA activities, and
a list of EPA Implementation Work-
groups.
Control No.: 9200.5-1151
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921370/CCE
Price Code: A02
Oil Spills
Update on Implementation of
the Oil Pollution Act of 1990
(April 1991, Intermittent Bul-
letin, Volume 1, No. 2)
April 1991
OERR/ERD
6 pages
Includes a spill exercise in Maryland,
practical issues on spill planning/
response, the Exxon Valdez, oil spills
reported in the U.S. (1988-1990), and
interim guidelines for bio-
remediation.
Control No.: 9200.5-1151
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921371/CCE
Price Code: A02
Update on Implementation of
the Oil Pollution Act of 1990
(June 1991, Intermittent Bul-
letin, Volume 1, No. 3)
June 1991
OERR/ERD
6 pages
Includes an overview of EPA's Oil
Spill prevention and Response Pro-
gram, Bioremedial Spill Response
Plan, a roundtable on the National
Contingency Plan, and oil spill statis-
tics.
Control No.: 9200.5-1151
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921372/CCE
Price Code: A02
77
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Removal Action
Emergency Response
Emergency Response
AssessingReports of Continu-
ous Releases of Hazardous
Substances; A Guide for EPA
Regions *
October 1990
OERR/ERD
20 pages
Provides asssistance to EPA Regions
by discussing and making recommen-
dations regarding the options avail-
able for evaluating reports of con-
tinuous releases.
Control No.: 9360.7-04
EPA/540/G-91/002
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921315/CCE
Price Code: A03
Continuous Release Emer-
gency Response Notification
System and Priority Assess-
ment Model; Model Docu-
mentation *
October 1990
OERR/ERD
75 pages
Assists On-Scene Coordinators in
their use of the integrated database
management system and screening
level risk assessment model.
Control No.: 9360.7-03
EPA/540/G-91/004
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921261/CCE
Price Code: A04
Continuous Release Emer-
gency Response Notification
System and Priority Assess-
ment Model; User's Manual
for EPA Regions *
October 1990
OERR/ERD
87 pages
Assists personnel in implementing
new continuous release reporting
regulations.
Control No.: 9360.7-05
EPA/540/G-91/001
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921262/CCE
Price Code: A05
Continuous Release Emer-
gency Response Notification
System: User's Manual for
Industry *
October 25,1990
OERR/ERD
36 pages
Assists industry in complying with
continuous release reporting require-
ments. Designed to allow reports of
multiple releases of hazardous sub-
stances.
Control No.: 9360.7-02 (Manual)
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921287/CCE
Price Code: A03
Continuous Release Emer-
gency Response Notification
System
October 25,1990
OERR/ERD
2 Diskettes
Control No.: 9360.7-02
NTIS Order No.: PB91-509935/CCE
Price Code: D02 (Sold as a Set)
Reporting Requirements for
Continuous Releases of Haz-
ardous Substances; A Guide
for Facilities and Vessels on
Compliance *
October 1990
OERR/ERD
43 pages
Provides general information in a
question and answer format regard-
ing the continuous release reporting
regulation. Contains detailed instruc-
tions on how to prepare continuous
release reports.
Control No.: 9360.7-01
EPA/540/G-91/003
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921263/CCE
Price Code: A03
Establishing Work Zones at
Uncontrolled Hazardous
Waste Sites
April 1991
OERR/ERD
12 pages
Summarizes the procedures and re-
quirements for establishing and main-
taining work zones, including Sup-
port Zones at hazardous waste sites.
Control No.: 9285.2-06FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921342/CCE
Price Code: A03
78
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Removal Action
Hazardous Waste Operations
and Emergency Response:
Available Guidance
April 1991
OERR/ERD
7 pages
Alerts interested parties to the avail-
ability of guidance material that will
help employers, employees, On-Scene
Coordinators (OSCs), and Remedial
Projects Managers (RPMs) to better
understand and comply with the new
Hazardous Waste Operations and
Emergency Response: Available
Guidance (HAZWOPER) standards.
Control No.: 9285.2-10FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921337/CCE
Price Code: A02
Hazardous Waste Operations
and Emergency Response:
General Information and
Comparison
April 1991
OERR/ERD
10 pages
Explains the scope and purpose of
the worker protection standards is-
sued under SARA Title I, and distin-
guishes these standards from other
regulations and consensus standards
covering the same or similar subject
matter.
Control No.: 9285.2-09FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921338/CCE
Price Code: A02
Hazardous Waste Operations
and Emergency Response:
RCRA TSD and Emergency
Response Without Regard to
Location
April 1991
OERR/ERD
12 pages
Explains the principle requirements
of the EPA and OSHA worker protec-
tion standards as they apply to em-
ployees who perform emergency re-
sponse operations, irrespective of lo-
cation, and employees who perform
hazardous waste operations at RCRA
TSD facilities.
Control No.: 9285.2-07FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921340/CCE
Price Code: A03
Hazardous Waste Operations
and Emergency Response:
Uncontrolled Hazardous
Waste Sites and RCRA Cor-
rective Actions
April 1991
OERR/ERD
16 pages
Explains the principle requirements
of the EPA and OSHA worker protec-
tion standards as they apply to em-
ployees engaged in hazardous waste
operations at uncontrolled hazard-
ous waste sites, including employees
who perform corrective actions at
RCRA TSD facilities.
Control No.: 9285.2-08FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921339/CCE
Price Code: A03
Emergency Response
HAZMAT Team Planning
Guidance *
September 1990
OERR/ERD
65 pages
Outlines factors to consider when
planning a HAZMAT Team, includ-
ing funding, training and medical
surveillance, and developing emer-
gency response plans and standard
operating procedures.
Control No.: 9285.3-05
EPA/540/G-90/003
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274523/CCE
Price Code: A04
Health and Safety Audit
Guidelines: SARA Title I,
Section 126 *
December 1989
OERR/ERD
109 pages
Provides step-by-step guidance for
assessing preliminary evaluations,
health and safety plans (HASPs), and
off-site emergency response pro-
grams required under the Occupa-
tional Safety and Health Administra-
tion (OSHA) and EPA worker protec-
tion standards. Addresses health and
safety provisions at uncontrolled haz-
ardous waste sites and appropriate
off-site emergency responses.
Control No.: 9285.8-02
EPA/540/G-89/010
NTIS Order No.: PB90-204157/CCE
Price Code: A06
79
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Removal Action
Emergency Response
National On-Scene Coordina-
tor Directory
July 1991
OERR/ERD
62 pages
Promotes transfer of technical exper-
tise among On-Scene Coordinators
(OSCs). In addition to names and
telephone numbers of OSCs, the di-
rectory contains Regional and Head-
quarters addresses, facsimile and E-
mail numbers; TAT, ERCS, ERNS,
and preparedness contacts; and a
hotline listing. Contains a compre-
hensive "specialty area" index. Up-
dated annually.
Control No.: 9200.0-08
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921279/CCE
Price Code: A04
Field Operations and
Safety Procedures
Compendium of ERT Ground
Water Sampling Procedures
January 1991
OERR/ERD
82 pages
Describes methods used for prevent-
ing or reducing cross-contamination.
Provides general guidelines for sam-
pling equipment decontamination
procedures at hazardous waste sites.
Control No.: 9360.4-06
EPA/54Q/P-91/007
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921275/CCE
Price Code: A04
Compendium of ERT Soil
Sampling and Surface Geo-
physics Procedures
January 1991
OERR/ERD
49 pages
Describes methods used for prevent-
ing or reducing cross-contamination.
Provides general guidelines for sam-
pling equipment decontamination
procedures at hazardous waste sites.
Control No.: 9360.4-02
EPA/540/P-91/006
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921273/CCE
Price Code: A03
Compendium of ERT Surface
Water and Sediment Sampling
Procedures
January 1991
OERR/ERD
38 pages
Describes methods used for prevent-
ing or reducing cross-contamination.
Provides general guidelines for sam-
pling equipment decontamination
procedures at a hazardous waste site.
Control No.: 9360.4-03
EPA/540/P-91/005
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921274/CCE
Price Code: A03
Compendium of ERT Toxic-
ity Testing Procedures
January 1991
OERR/ERD
48 pages
Documents the procedure for con-
ducting a standard reference toxicity
test. Estimates fitness, condition, and
sensitivity of organisms used in a
definitive toxicity test. Allows for
inter- and intralaboratory compari-
sons.
Control No.: 9360.4-08
EPA/540/P-91/009
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921271/CCE
Price Code: A03
Compendium of ERT Waste
Sampling Procedures
January 1991
OERR/ERD
58 pages
Describes methods used for prevent-
ing or reducing cross-contamination.
Provides site guidelines for decon-
tamination procedures
Control No.: 9360.4-07
EPA/540/P-91/008
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921276/CCE
Price Code: A04
80
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Removal Action
Field Operations and Safety Procedures
Field Standard Operating Pro- Field Standard Operating Pro-
cedures For Air Surveillance cedures For Preparation of a
(F.S.O.P. #8) -
January 1985
OERR/ERD
27 pages
Site Safety Plan (F.S.O.P. #9)
April 1985
OERR/ERD
37 pages
Describes air monitoring procedures Establishes requirements for protect-
for obtaining data required to mini- ing health and safety of field person-
mize risk exposure at hazardous sub- nel. Contains safety information, in-
stance release sites. structions, and procedures.
Control No.: 9285.2-03
NTIS Order No.: PB91-213843/CCE
Price Code: A03
Field Standard Operating Pro-
cedures For Decontamination
of Response Personnel
(F.S.O.P. #7)
January 1985
OERR/ERD
41 pages
Describes approved operating pro-
cedures for decontamination of re-
sponse personnel and equipment.
Control No.: 9285.2-02
NTIS Order No.: PB91-213850/CCE
Price Code: A03
Field Standard Operating Pro-
cedures For Establishing Work
Zones (F.S.O.P. #6)
April 1,1985
OERR/ERD
23 pages
Describes procedures to establish
work zones which minimize risk ex-
posure at hazardous release sites.
Control No.: 9285.2-04
NTIS Order No.: PB91-213827/CCE
Price Code: A03
Control No.: 9285.2-05
NTIS Order No.: PB91-213835/CCE
Price Code: A03
OSWER Integrated Health
and Safety Policy *
August 16,1988
OERR/IO
35 pages
Requires all EPA employees comply
with Occupational Health and Safety
Administration (OSHA), and with
EPA Health and Safety Directives.
Control No.: 9285.0-01
NTIS Order No.: PB90-258344/CCE
Price Code: A03
Priority for Health and Safety
Requirements, Especially
Medical Surveillance Require-
ments, for EPA Employees
Who Support OSWER Pro-
grams
March 1,1990
OERR/ERD
5 pages
Reminds employees that EPA must
comply with OSHA's hazardous
waste and emergency response
worker protection rule. Provides
details regarding medical surveil-
lance requirements.
Control No.: 9285.3-06
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921346/CCE
Price Code: A01
Standard Operating Safety
Guides *
July 5,1988
OERR/ERD
137 pages
Describes current Occupational
Safety and Health Administration
(OSHA) regulations as they apply to
hazardous waste workers. Updates
the November 1984 edition of Stan-
dard Operating Safety Guides.
Control No.: 9285.1-01C
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249590/CCE
Price Code: A07
81
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Risk Assessment and Risk Management
Computerized Systemf orPer-
formingRiskAssessmentsfor
Chemical Constituents of Haz-
ardous Waste
January 1990
ORD/OHEA
21 pages
Assists environmental personnel in
conducting risk assessments at haz-
ardous waste sites, and also in re-
viewing assessments generated by
contractors for correspondence with
EPA and State standards. System
combines database, expert exposure,
and risk values in an IBM-PC format
with a user-friendly interface.
EPA/600/D-90/044
NTIS Order No.: PB90-222001/CCE
Price Code: A03
Guidance for Coordinating
ATSDR Health Assessment
Activities with the Superfund
Remedial Process
April 22,1987
OERR/HSED
22 pages
Provides guidance to support ATSDR
in meeting its health assessment re-
quirements. Summarizes the various
EPA response activities for which
consultation with ATSDR may be re-
quested. Outlines ATSDRs manage-
ment process for citizen petitions.
Control No.: 9285.4-02
NTIS Order No.: PB91-214080/CCE
Price Code: A03
Guidance for Data Useability
in Risk Assessment *
September 1990
OERR/HSED
272 pages
Provides a consistent basis for deci-
sion making and the minimum qual-
ity/quantity of environmental ana-
lytical data.
Control No.: 9285.7-05
EPA/540/G-90/008
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921208/CCE
Price Code: A12
Guidance for Data Useability
in Risk Assessment (Fact
Sheet) *
September 1990
OERR/HSED
8 pages
Provides data users with a nation-
ally-consistent basis for making deci-
sions about the minimum quality and
quantity of environmental analytical
data, regardless of which parties con-
duct the investigation.
Control No.: 9285.7-05FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921312/CCE
Price Code: A02
Health Effects Assessment
Summary Tables, Fourth
Quarter FY 90
January 1991
ORD/OHEA
2 pages
Identifies current literature on
changes in assessment criteria for
many chemicals. Tables summarize
reference doses (RFDs) for toxicity
from subchronic and chronic inhala-
tion and from oral exposure, slope
factors, and unit risk values. Annual
publication with quarterly updates.
Control No.: 9200.5-303
NTIS Order No.: PB90-921100/CCE
Price Code: AOO
82
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Risk Assessment and Risk Management
Integrated Risk Information
System (IRIS) (for IBM PC/
AT Microcomputers)
April 1990
ORD/OHEA
7 diskettes
Contains summary information re-
lated to human health risk assess-
ment. EPA's primary vehicle for com-
munication of chronic health hazard
information. Contains chemical-spe-
cific information for approximately
500 chemicals. Available in an on-
line database and on 51 /4-inch, high
density, 1.2M diskettes.
NTIS Order No.: PB90-591330/CCE
Price Code: DOS
Interim Guidance on Estab-
lishing Soil Lead Cleanup Lev-
els at Superfund Sites
September 7,1989
OERR/HSED
3 pages
Sets forth an interim soil cleanup level
for total lead, considered protective
for direct contact at residential set-
tings.
Control No.: 9355.4-02
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921352/CCE
Price Code: A02
Supplement to Interim Guid-
ance on Establishing Soil Lead
Cleanup Levels at Superfund
Sites
January 26,1990
OERR/HSED
2 pages
Reiterates that OSWER Directive
9355.4-02 on interim soil cleanup lev-
els for lead is a guidance document,
not a binding regulation.
Control No.: 9355.4-02A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921352/CCE
Price Code: A02 (Sold as a Set)
Quantifying Effects in Ecologi-
cal Site Assessments: Biologi-
cal and Statistical Consider-
ations
1990
ORD/ERL-CORV
31 pages
Describes research on toxicity test
methods and on site characterization/
assessment methods. Addresses ways
of integrating methods to achieve
meaningful ecological assessments of
hazardous waste sites.
EPA/600/D-90/152
NTIS Order No.: PB91-129189/CCE
Price Code: A03
Risk Assessment Guidance for
Superfund, Volume 1: Hu-
man Health Evaluation
Manual, Part A
April 1990
OERR/HSED
9 pages
The Fact Sheet alerts RPMs and other
personnel to new aspects of the Hu-
man Health Evaluation Manual, the
purpose and steps of the baseline risk
assessment, and where additional
help can be obtained.
Control No.: 9285.7-01FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-273830/CCE
Price Code: A02
Risk Assessment Guidance for
Superfund, Volume!: Human
Health Evaluation Manual,
Part A, Interim Final *
December 1989
OERR/HSED
290 pages
Assists RPMs and OSCs in managing
public health risk assessments at
Superfund sites. Addresses data col-
lection and evaluation; exposure and
toxicity assessment; risk character-
ization; and management and docu-
mentation.
Control No.: 9285.7-01B
EPA/540/1-89/002
NTIS Order No.: PB90-155581/CCE
Price Code: A13
83
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Risk Assessment and Risk Management
RiskAssessmentGuidancefor
Superfund,Volume 2: En-
vironmentalEvaluation Man-
ual, Interim Final *
March 1989
OERR/HSED
64 pages
Provides RPMs and OSCs with a sci-
entific framework for considering
environmental effects of contamina-
tion and of remedial designs. Identi-
fies technical resources that may be
needed and how to find them.
Control No.: 9285.7-01 A
EPA/540/1-89/001
NTIS Order No.: PB90-155599/CCE
Price Code: A04
Human Health Evaluation
Manual, Supplemental Guid-
ance: Standard Default Expo-
sure Factors *
May 1991
OERR/HSED
28 pages
Presents standard exposure factors
for use in baseline risk assessments.
Intended to promote consistency in
estimating concentrations of
environmentalcontaminants and in
describing responses of exposed
populations
Control No.: 9285.6-03
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921314/CCE
Price Code: A03
Risk Assessment in Super-
fund: A Primer
April 1991
OERR/HSED
85 pages
An introduction to risk assessment
for Superfund Remedial Project Man-
agers (RPMs) and On-Scene Coordi-
nator (OSCs). This is an internal train-
ing document.
Control No.: 9285.7-05
EPA/540/X-91/002
NTIS Order No.: PB91-214197/CCE
Price Code: A05
Role of the Baseline Risk As-
sessment in Superfund* Rem-
edy Selection Decisions
April 22,1991
OERR/HSCD
10 pages
Provides further guidance on how to
use the baseline risk assessment to
make risk management decisions.
Clarifies the use of the baseline risk
assessment in selecting appropriate
remedies underCERCLA Sectionl21.
Promotes consistency in preparing
site-specific risk assessments. Helps
ensure that appropriate documenta-
tion from the baseline risk assess-
ment is included in Superfund rem-
edy selection documents.
Control No.: 9355.0-30
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921359/CCE
Price Code: A03
Superfund Exposure Assess-
ment Manual *
April 1988
OERR/HSED
166 pages
Provides RPMs with the guidance
necessary to conduct exposure as-
sessments that meet the needs of the
Superfund human health risk evalu-
ation process. Describes the inte-
grated exposure assessment process
as applied to uncontrolled hazard-
ous waste sites, and the use of estima-
tion procedures and computer mod-
eling techniques for the analysis of
uncontrolled sites.
Control No.: 9285.5-01
EPA/540/1-88/001
NTIS Order No.: PB89-135859/CCE
Price Code: A08
Superfund Risk Assessment
Information Directory
November 1986
OERR/HSED
200 pages
Identifies and describes sources of
information useful in conducting
Superfund-related risk assessments
such as, automated databases, data
files and tapes, models, directories,
periodicals, publications, and human
and corporate resources.
Control No.: 9285.6-01
EPA/540/1-86/061
NTIS Order No.: PB87-188918/CCE
Price Code: A09
84
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Site Assessment
General
Expanded Site Inspection
Transitional Guidance Fiscal
Year 1988
October 1987
OERR/HSED
76 pages
Serves as a consolidated ready refer-
ence for conducting site inspection
work on sites projected for the NPL.
Control No.: 9345.1-02
NTIS Order No.: PB90-183377/CCE
Price Code: A05
Field Screening Methods
Catalog — User's Guide
September 1988
OERR/HSED
128 pages
Assists in identifying field screening
methods applicable to specific site
characteristics. Database III Plus-
based system.
Control No.: 9380.0-08
EPA/540/2-88/005
NTIS Order No.: PB89-134159/CCE
Price Code: A07
Guidance for Performing Pre-
liminary Assessments Under
CERCLA *
September 1991
OERR/HSED
288 pages
Provides instructions for conducting
a PA and reporting results. Discusses
information required to evaluate and
score a site. Assists PA investigators
in conducting high-quality assess-
ments.
Control No.: 9345.0-01A
NTIS Order No.: PB92-963303/CCE
Price Code: A13
Management of Investigation-
Derived Wastes During Site
Inspections *
May 1,1991
OERR/HSED
68 pages
Presents a general regulatory back-
ground and options for management
of investigation-derived wastes
(IDW) generated during Superfund
site inspections (SIS).
Control No.: 9345.3-02
EPA540/G-91/009
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921331/CCE
Price Code: A04
General
PA-Score Software; User's
Manual and Tutorial: Vers-
ion 1.0
September 1991
OERR/HSED
76 pages
Developed to assist preliminary as-
sessment evaluations by generating
an upper-bound estimate of the Haz-
ard Ranking System Score and Asso-
ciated documentation for a site. Pro-
vides instructions to install and use
PA-Score and PA-Print.
Control No.: 9345.1-11
NTIS Order No.: PB92-963302/CCE
Price Code: A04
PA-Score Software; User's
Manual and Tutorial: Version
1.0
September 1991
OERR/HSED
manual and diskette
Control No.: 9345.1-11
NTIS Order No.: PB92-500032/CCE
Price Code: D02 (Sold as a Set)
85
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Site Assessment
General
Policy on Floodplains and
Wetland Assessments for
CERCLA Actions
August 1985
OERR/OPM
12 pages
Discusses specific situations requir-
ing preparation of a floodplains or
wetlands assessment and the factors
to be considered in preparing such an
assessment.
Control No.: 9280.0-02
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921329/CCE
Price Code: A03
National Priorities
Listing Process
CERCLIS Listing*
February 5,1990
OERR/HSED
7 pages
Assures rapid entry into CERCLIS
locations identified to or by the
Agency as potential hazardous waste
release sites. Re-emphasizes the use
of the Preliminary Assessment Peti-
tion and provides a copy of the public
educational bulletin.
Control No.: 9320.3-08
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921348/CCE
Price Code: A02
CERCLIS (Comprehensive
Environmental Response,
Compensation, and Liability
Information System) Site Lo-
cation Extract
1991
OERR/OPM
magnetic tapes
Contains data on potential hazard-
ous waste sites that have been re-
ported to EPA by States, municipali-
ties, private companies, and private
persons. Lists sites by name, alias,
location, and indicators for National
Priorities List status and Federal fa-
cilities. Revised quarterly.
NTIS Order No.: PB91-591310/CCE
Price Code: T02
Field Test of the Proposed
Revised Hazard Ranking Sys-
tem*
August, 1989
OERR/HSED
140 pages
Assesses the costs and implementa-
tion concerns associated With the
modifications in the EPA's Hazard
Ranking System (HRS). Examines
feasibility, costs, and information
availability related to the revised HRS.
Control No.: 9320.7-00
EPA/540/P-90/001
NTIS Order No.: PB90-222746/CCE
Price Code: A07
Closing the NPL Book Under
the Original HRS *
November 1990
OERR/HSED
6 pages
Summarizes the process for estab-
lishing the National Priorities List
(NPL) under the original Hazardous
Ranking System (HRS). The HRS
follows prescribed rules to assign
numerical values to factors charac-
terizing the potential of any given
release to cause harm to public health
or the environment.
Control No.: 9320.7-04FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921302/CCE
Price Code: A01
Procedures for Completion
and Deletion of National Pri-
orities List Sites and Update
April 1989
OERR/HSCD
61 pages
Focuses on the technical determina-
tion the completion of cleanup at
Superfund sites and the subsequent
procedural requirements for delet-
ing sites from the National Priorities
List (NPL).
Control No.: 9320.2-03A
Control No.: 9320.2-03B
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274556/CCE
Price Code: A04 (Sold as a Set)
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Site Assessment
National Priorities Listing Process
The Revised Hazard Ranking
System: An Improved Tool for
Screening Superfund Sites *
November 1990
OERR/HSED
6 pages
Summarizes the revisions in the Haz-
ard Ranking System (HRS) and re-
views what modifications were made
in comparison to the original HRS.
Guided by prescribed rules, the HRS
assigns numerical values to factors
characterizing the potential of any
given release to cause harm to public
health or the environment. The sys-
tem is used to assess relative risks
from hazardous waste sites.
Control No.: 9320.7-01FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921307/CCE
Price Code: A01
The Revised Hazard Ranking
System: Qs and As *
November 1990
OERR/HSED
10 pages
Discusses the revisions in the Hazard
Ranking System (HRS) in a questions
and answers format.
Control No.: 9320.7-02FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921305/CCE
Price Code: A02
The Revised Hazard Ranking
System: Background Informa-
tion*
November 1990
OERR/HSED
14 pages
Provides background information
and a summary of the revisions in the
Hazard Ranking System (HRS). The
system is used to assess relative risks
from hazardous waste sites.
Control No.: 9320.7-03FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921303/CCE
Price Code: A03
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Technology
General
General
Accessing Federal Data Bases
for Contaminated Site Clean-
Up Technologies
May 1991
OSWER/TIO
32 pages
Provides information on those sys-
tems maintaining data on remedial
technologies. Maybe used asapointer
to repositories of technical informa-
tion. Contains information on spe-
cific data elements, system uses,
hardwareandsoftwarerequirements,
and access.
Control No.: 9380.1-07
EPA/540/8-91/008
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921288/CCE
Price Code: A03
Assessment of International
Technologies for Superfund
Applications: Technology Re-
view and Trip Report Results
September 1988
OSWER/TIO
54 pages
Provides an overview of site
remediation technologies used in the
United States and Europe. Recom-
mends efforts to transfer European
technologies to the United States.
Control No.: 9380.0-10
EPA/540/2-88/003
NTIS Order No.: PB90-106428/CCE
Price Code: A04
Assessment of Tentatively
Identified Compounds in
Superfund Samples
June 1990
ORD/ERL-ATHENS
10 pages
Compares analysis of stored mass
spectral data for 27 semivolatile
samples by 7 private laboratories with
the reanalysis by the Environmental
Research Laboratory, Athens, Geor-
gia.
EPA/600/M-89/030
NTIS Order No.: PB90-253816/CCE
Price Code: A02
Bibliography of Federal Re-
ports and Publications De-
scribing Alternative and In-
novative Treatment Tech-
nologies for Corrective Action
and Site Remediation
May 1991
OSWER/TIO
29 pages
Addresses technologies which pro-
vide for the treatment of hazardous
wastes. Includes some references for
more conventional treatment tech-
nologies, such as incineration and so-
lidification. Main focus is on innova-
tive technologies. Scheduled to un-
dergo periodic revisions.
Control No.: 9380.1-08
EPA/540/8-91/007
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921293/CCE
Price Code: A03
Compendium of Technologies
Used in the Treatment of
Hazardous Wastes
September 1987
ORD/OTTRS
56 pages
Describes applicability and status of
a variety of treatment technologies.
Includes a non-exhaustive list of ven-
dors, suppliers, and developers.
EPA/625/8-87/014
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274093/CCE
Price Code: A04
Engineering Bulletin: Chemi-
cal Dehalogenation Treat-
ment: APEG Treatment
September 1990
ORD/RREL
8 pages
Provides current information on
chemical dehalogenation treatment:
APEG Treatment and its applicabil-
ity to aromatic halogenated com-
pounds.
Control No.: 9380.6-01C
EPA/540/2-90/015
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228031/CCE
Price Code: A02
88
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Technology
Forum on Innovative Hazard-
ous Waste Treatment Tech-
nologies: Domestic and Inter-
national. Atlanta, Georgia,
June 19-21,1989. Abstract Pro-
ceedings
September 1989
OSWER/TIO
56 pages
Presents abstracts of 30 presentations
describing successful case studies of
physical/chemical, biological, ther-
mal, and stabilization treatment meth-
ods. "Forum on Innovative Hazard-
ous Waste Treatment Technologies:
Domestic and International," (EPA/
540/2-89/056), compiles technical
papers presented at the June 1989
conference.
EPA/540/2-89/055
NTIS Order No.: PB90-268509/CCE
Price Code: A04
Forum on Innovative Hazard-
ous Waste Treatment Tech-
nologies: Domestic and Inter-
national
September 1989
OSWER/TIO
329 pages
Control No.: 9380.0-16
EPA/540/2-89/056
NTIS Order No.: PB90-183799/CCE
Price Code: A15
Guide to Treatment Technol-
ogies for Hazardous Wastes at
Superfund Sites
March 1989
OERR/HSCD
20 pages
Aids in the identification of alterna-
tive technologies for treating wastes.
Control No.: 9380.0-18
EPA/540/2-89/052
NTIS Order No.: PB89-190821/CCE
Price Code: A03
Inventory of Treatability
Study Vendors
March 1990
OERR/HSCD
303 pages
Facilitates the performance of treata-
bility studies by ensuring that re-
quests for proposals (RFPs) for
treatability studies are made avail-
able to the broadest subset of contrac-
tors.
Control No.: 9380.3-03
EPA/540/2-90/003a
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228395/CCE
Price Code: A14
General
Laboratory Evaluation of the
Low Temperature Character-
istics of Four Protective Cloth-
ing Materials
January 1991
ORD/RREL
33 pages
Analyses several low-temperature
characteristics of Challenge 5100, a
new protective clothing material. The
material's performance on two stiff-
ness tests is compared to that of three
other protective clothing materials:
chlorinated polyethylene, polyvinyl
chloride/nylon, and butyl/nylon/
butyl.
EPA/600/2-91/001
NTIS Order No.: PB91-148452/CCE
Price Code: A03
Superfund Treatment Tech-
nologies: A Vendor List
September 1986
OERR/ORD
540 pages
Provides current information, de-
scriptions, and technical information
on capability and availability of mo-
bile treatment units.
Control No.: 9380.0-09
EPA/540/2-86/004F
NTIS Order No.: PB87-184578/CCE
Price Code: A23
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Technology
General
Technical Support S ervices for
Superfund Site Remediation,
Second Edition
November 1990
OSWER/TIO
73 pages
Describes technical support services
available to EPA field staff. High-
lights the significant OSWER and
ORD technical assistance programs
that have procedures in place to pro-
cess requests for assistance (e.g. an-
swering a technical question, provid-
ing staff to work on the problem, or
referring callers to the appropriate
source. Updated periodically.
Control No.: 9380.1-14
EPA/540/8-90/011
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921285/CCE
Price Code: A04
SITE Program
American Combustion Pyre-
tron Destruction System: Ap-
plications Analysis Report
June 1989
ORD/RREL
54 pages
Discusses advantages of the Ameri-
can Combustion Pyretron Destruc-
tion System, an oxygen-enhanced
burner system. Analyzes application
at uncontrolled hazardous waste sites.
Control No.: 9380.0-35
EPA/540/A5-89/008
NTIS Order No.: PB90-258427/CCE
Price Code: A04
Application Analysis Report:
Chemfix Technologies Inc.,
Solidification/Stabilization
Process
May 1991
ORD/RREL
48 pages
Provides an evaluation of the Chemfix
Solidification/Stabilization treatment
process. Discusses appropriate ap-
plications and process limitation par-
ticularly reductions of lead and cop-
per.
Control No.:9380.0-49
EPA/540/A5-89/011
NTIS Order No.: PB91-187054/CCE
Price Code: A03
Applications Analysis Report:
SITE Program Demonstration
Test Soliditech, Inc. Solidifi-
cation/Stabilization Process
September 1990
ORD/RREL
59 pages
Evaluates the Soliditech, Inc. Solidifi-
cation/Stabilization technology.
Analyzes contaminant mobility,
structure, and integrity of the solidi-
fied material.
EPA/540/A5-90/005
NTIS Order No.: PB91-129817/CCE
Price Code: A04
Application Analysis Report:
SITE Program, CF Systems
Organics Extraction System,
New Bedford, Massachusetts.
August 1990
ORD/RREL
74 pages
Summarizes the results of the CF Sys-
tems critical fluid organics extraction
system. Analyzes best application
for this technology.
Control No.: 9380.1-04
EPA/540/A5-90/002
NTIS Order No.: PB91-113845/CCE
Price Code: A04
Development of Electro-
Acoustic Soil Decontamina-
tion (BSD) for In-Situ Appli-
cations
April 1990
ORD/RREL
141 pages
Provides an evaluation and demon-
strate the removal/concentration of
heavy metals such as cadmium and
zinc.
EPA/540/5-90/004
NTIS Order No.: PB90-204728/CCE
Price Code: A07
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Technology
Emerging Technologies: Bio-
Recovery Systems Removal
and Recovery of Metal Ions
from Ground Water
August 1990
ORD/RREL
56 pages
Provides results of laboratory tests
and on-site pilot scale demonstration
of Bio-Recovery Systems' AlgaSORB
technology. Appendices include labo-
ratory analysis results
EPA/540/5-90/005a
NTIS Order No.: PB90-252594/CCE
Price Code: A04
Emerging Technologies: Bio-
Recovery Systems Removal
and Recovery of Metal Ions
from Ground Water. Appen-
dices
August 1990
ORD/RREL
118 pages
EPA/540/5-90/005b
NTIS Order No.: PB90-252602/CCE
Price Code: A06
International Waste Technolo-
gies/Geo-Con In Situ Stabili-
zation/Solidification: Appli-
cations Analysis Report
August 1990
ORD/RREL
92 pages
Evaluates applicability of Interna-
tional Waste Technologies as an on-
site treatment method for waste site
cleanup.
EPA/540/A5-89/004
NTIS Order No.: PB90-269085/CCE
Price Code: A05
HAZCON Solidification Pro-
cess, Douglassville, PA: Ap-
plications Analysis Report
May 1989
ORD/RREL
65 pages
Evaluates the HAZCON solidifica-
tion technology. Analyzes its appli-
cability as an on-site treatment
method for waste site cleanup.
Control No.: 9380.0-38
EPA/540/A5-89/001
NTIS Order No.: PB89-206031/CCE
Price Code: A04
Shirco Infrared Incineration
System: Applications Analy-
sis Report
June 1989
ORD/RREL
137 pages
Evaluates applicability of the Shirco
Infrared Incineration System as an
on-site treatment method for waste
site cleanup.
Control No.: 9380.0-36
EPA/540/A5-89/010
NTIS Order No.: PB89-233423/CCE
Price Code: A07
SITE Program
SITE Program Demonstration
of the Ultrox International
Ultraviolet Radiation/Oxida-
tion Technology
January 1990
ORD/RREL
142 pages
Presents field evaluation results of
ultraviolet radiation/oxidation tech-
nology. Evaluates technology used
in treating ground water contami-
nated with volatile organic com-
pounds.
EPA/540/5-89/012
NTIS Order No.: PB90-198177/CCE
Price Code: A07
Superfund Innovative Tech-
nology Evaluation Program:
Progress and Accomplish-
ments, Fiscal Year 1989
March 1990
ORD/RREL
84 pages
Annual report to Congress. Summa-
rizes the progress, accomplishments,
and results of the Superfund Innova-
tive Technology Evaluation (SITE)
program through 1989.
EPA/540/5-90/001
NTIS Order No.: PB90-216516/CCE
Price Code: A05
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Technology
SITE Program
Superfund Innovative Tech-
nology Evaluation (SITE) Pro-
gram Strategy and Program
Plan
December 1986
OSWER/TIO
58 pages
Describes strategy and program plan,
Provides participation information.
Control No.: 9380.2-03
EPA/540/G-86/001
NTIS Order No.: PB87-181939/CCE
Price Code: A04
Superfund Innovative Tech-
nology Program: Technology
Profiles
November 1989
OERR/RREL
129 pages
Profiles 52 demonstrations and
emerging technologies. Discusses
appications. Reviews conditions.
Control No.: 9380.0-24
EPA/540/5-89/013
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249756/CCE
Price Code: A07
Superfund Innovative Tech-
nology Evaluation; Technol-
ogy Demonstration Summary,
Chemf ix Solidification/Stabi-
lization Process, Clackamas,
Oregon
December 1990
OSWER/TIO
6 pages
Summarizes demonstration of
Chemfix's stabilization/solidification
technology.
Control No.: 9380.0-48
EPA/540/S5-89/011
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921373/CCE
Price Code: A02
Technology Evaluation Re-
port: CF Systems Organics
Extraction System New
Bedford, Massachusetts; Vol-
ume 1
January 1990
ORD/RREL
107 pages
Contains information on the perfor-
mance and cost of processes for use
in site assessments. Evaluates spe-
cific operating and cost information.
Control No.: 9380.0-47
EPA/540/5-90/002
NTIS Order No.: PB90-186495/CCE
Price Code: A06
Technology Evaluation Re-
port: CF Systems Organics
Extraction System New
Bedford, Massachusetts; Vol-
ume 2
January 1990
ORD/RREL
174 pages
EPA/540/5-90/002
NTIS Order No.: PB90-186503/CCE
Price Code: A08
Technology Evaluation Re-
port: Chemfix Technologies,
Inc., Solidification/Stabiliza-
tion Process Clackamas, Or-
egon; Volume 1
September 1990
ORD/RREL
134 pages
Reports on the SITE demonstration
of the CHEMFIX solidification/sta-
bilization process for treating haz-
ardous waste. Volume 1 includes a
comprehensive description of this
technology, plus a complete account
of the procedures and results of the
demonstration. Volume 2 contains
the analytical data, QA /QC data, and
other information related to this SITE
demonstration.
EPA/540/5-89/011a
NTIS Order No.: PB91-127696/CCE
Price Code: A07
Technology Evaluation Re-
port: Chemfix Technologies,
Inc., Solidification/Stabiliza-
tion Process Clackamas, Or-
egon; Volume 2
September 1990
ORD/RREL
486 pages
EPA/540/5-89/011b
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274127/CCE
Price Code: A21
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Technology
Technology Evaluation Re-
port: International Waste
Technologies/Geo-Con In situ
Stabilization/Solidification
(Volume 3) Update Report
September 1990
ORD/RREL
54 pages
Updates Volume 1 of the "Technol-
ogy Evaluation Report: International
Waste Technologies/Geo-Con In Situ
Stabilization/Solidification/' and dis-
cusses the results of long term moni-
toring tests and compares them to the
results of the demonstration. Vol-
ume4updates Volume2of the "Tech-
nology Evaluation Report: Interna-
tional Waste Technologies/Geo-Con
In Situ Stabilization/Solidification/'
and contains the technical operating
data-logs, laboratory analysis, and
microstructural analysis.
EPA/540/5-89/004c
NTIS Order No.: PB90-269069/CCE
Price Code: A04
Technology Evaluation Re-
port: International Waste
Technologies/Geo-Con In situ
Stabilization/Solidification
(Volume 4) Update Report
September 1990
ORD/RREL
352 pages
EPA/540/5-89/004d
NTIS Order No.: PB90-269077/CCE
Price Code: A16
Technology Evaluation Re-
port: SITE Program Demon-
stration Test, the American
Combustion Pyretron Ther-
mal Destruction System at the
U.S. EPA's Combustion Re-
search Facility
April 1989
ORD/RREL
248 pages
Compares and evaluates performance
of the American Combustion, Inc.,
Thermal Destruction System when
fired alone and when mixed with a
coal tar waste.
EPA/540/5-89/008
NTIS Order No.: PB89-167894/CCE
Price Code: All
SITE Program
Technology Evaluation Re-
port: SITE Program Demon-
stration Test HAZCON Solidi-
fication Douglassville, Penn-
sylvania; Volume 1
February 1989
ORD/RREL
131 pages
Volume 1 summarizes results of the
HAZCON Solidification SITE Pro-
gram Demonstration Test. Volume 2
provides supporting data.
EPA/540/5-89/001a
NTIS Order No.: PB89-158810/CCE
Price Code: A07
Technology Evaluation Re-
port: SITE Program Demon-
stration Test HAZCON Solidi-
fication Douglassville, Penn-
sylvania; Volume 2
February 1989
ORD/RREL
326 pages
EPA/540/5-89/001b
NTIS Order No.: PB89-158828/CCE
Price Code: A15
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Technology
SITE Program
Technology Evaluation Re-
port: SITE Program Demon-
stration Test, International
Waste Technologies In Situ
Stabilization/Solidification,
Hialeah, Florida; Volume 1
June 1989
ORD/RREL
105 pages
Discusses information on the perfor-
mance and cost of the technology in
order to assess its use at uncontrolled
hazardous waste sites.
Control No.: 9380.0-37
EPA/540/5-89/004a
NTIS Order No.: PB89-194161/CCE
Price Code: A06
Technology Evaluation Re-
port: SITE Program Demon-
stration Test, International
Waste Technologies In Situ
Stabilization/Solidification,
Hialeah, Florida; Volume 2
June 1989
ORD/RREL
1121 pages
EPA/540/5-89/004b
NTIS Order No.: PB89-194179/CCE
Price Code: A99
Technology Evaluation Re-
port: SITE Program Demon-
stration Test of the Shirco Pi-
lot Infrared Incinerator Sys-
tem, Volume 1: Summary of
Review
April 1989
ORD/RREL
126 pages
Volume 1 summarizes the effective-
ness and technology in thermal de-
struction of soil contaminants. Vol-
ume 2 provides data for the demon-
stration test.
EPA/540/5-89/007a
NTIS Order No.: PB89-167902/CCE
Price Code: A06
Technology Evaluation Re-
port: SITE Program Demon-
stration Test of the Shirco Pi-
lot Infrared Incinerator Sys-
tem, Volume 2: Data
April 1989
ORD/RREL
600 pages
EPA/540/5-89/007b
NTIS Order No.: PB89-167910/CCE
Price Code: A25
Technology Evaluation Re-
port: SITE Program Demon-
stration Test, Soliditech, Inc.
Solidification/Stabilization
Process; Volume 1
February 1990
ORD/RREL
138 pages
Evaluates solidification/stabilization
process focusing on performance and
cost. Volume 1 includes contaminant
mobility and structural integrity as
well as a complete account of the pro-
cedures and results of the demon-
stration. Volume 2 provides the ana-
lytical data and other information
related to this SITE demonstration.
Control No.: 9380.0-39
EPA/540/5-89/005a
NTIS Order No.: PB90-191750/CCE
Price Code: A07
Technology Evaluation Re-
port: SITE Program Demon-
stration Test, Soliditech, Inc.
Solidification/Stabilization
Process; Volume 2
February 1990
ORD/RREL
676 pages
EPA/540/5-89/005b
NTIS Order No.: PB90-191768/CCE
Price Code: A99
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Technology
Technology Evaluation Re-
port: SITE Program Demon-
stration Test Terra Vac In Situ
Vacuum Extraction System;
Volume 1
April 1989
ORD/RREL
112 pages
Discusses the operations of Terra Vac
Inc.'s vacuum extraction unit. Vol-
ume 1 diagrams the system and con-
tains the final sampling and analyti-
cal report including the quality as-
surance project plan. Volume 2 pro-
vides data from the test.
EPA 540/5-89/003a
NTIS Order No.: PB89-192025/CCE
Price Code: A06
Technology Evaluation Re-
port: SITE Program Demon-
stration Test Terra Vac In Situ
Vacuum Extraction System;
Volume 2
April 1989
ORD/RREL
337 pages
EPA/540/5-89/003b
NTIS Order No.: PB89-192033/CCE
Price Code: A15
Terra Vac In Situ Vacuum Ex-
traction System: Applications
Analysis Report
July 1989
ORD/RREL
65 pages
Evaluates the Terra Vac in situ extrac-
tion system and discusses applica-
tions.
Control No.: 9380.0-46
EPA/540/A5-89/003
NTIS Order No.: PB90-119744/CCE
Price Code: A04
Toxic Treatments, In Situ
Steam/Hot-Air Stripping
Technology: Applications
Analysis Report
March 1991
ORD/RREL
39 pages
Describes field activities and labora-
tory results. Provides an interpreta-
tion of available data. Discusses the
potential applicability of in situ
steam/hot-air stripping technology.
EPA/540/A5-90/008
NTIS Order No.: PB91-181768/CCE
Price Code: A03
Innovative Technologies
ULTROX International Ultra-
violet Radiation/Oxidation
Technology Applications
Analysis Report
September 1990
ORD/RREL
80 pages
Analyzes treatment efficiency of the
ULTROX technology.
EPA/540/A5-89/012
NTIS Order No.: PB91-129759/CCE
Price Code: A05
Innovative Technologies
Assessing the Geochemical
Fate of Deep-Well-Injected
Hazardous Waste: A Reference
Guide
JUI June 1990
ORD/OTTRS
200 pages
Identifies potentially troubling geo-
chemical reactions and explains how
to test for incompatibility.
EPA/625/6-89/025A
NTIS Order No.: PB91-145706/CCE
Price Code: A09
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Technology
Innovative Technologies
Assessment of Technologies
for the Remediation of Radio-
actively Contaminated Super-
fund Sites
January 1990
OERR/ORD
115 pages
Evaluates information needs for de-
veloping generic treatability studies
for the remediation of radiation sites.
Categorizes 25 proposed or listed NPL
radiation sites and provides a rating
system for evaluating remediation
technologies. Identifies gaps in data.
Control No.: 9380.0-20
EPA/540/2-90/001
NTIS Order No.: PB90-204140/CCE
Price Code: A06
Furthering the Use of Innova-
tive Treatment Technologies
in OSWER Programs
August 1991
OSWER/TIO
20 pages
Describes the use of innovative treat-
ment technologies to better pursue
mandates, speed availability of per-
formance data, broaden accepted
treatment-based solutions, and lower
remediation costs through a larger
number of engineering options.
Control No.: 9380.0-17
EPA/540/2-90/004
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921336/CCE
Price Code: A03
Engineering Bulletin: In Situ
Soil Vapor Extraction Treat-
ment
May 1991
ORD/RREL
12 pages
Summarizes the latest information
available on selected treatment and
site remediation technologies and
related issues.
Control No.: 9380.6-01G
EPA/540/2-91/006
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228072/CCE
Price Code: A03
Furthering the Use of Innova-
tive Treatment Technologies
in OSWER Programs
August 1991
OSWER/TIO
4 pages
Provides an overview of the uses of
innovative treatment technologies.
Betters the pursuit for mandates,
broadens accepted treatment-based
solutions, and lowers remediation
costs.
Control No.: 9380.0-17FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921366/CCE
Price Code: A01
Handbook: Responding to
Discharges of Sinking Haz-
ardous Substances
September 1987
OERR/ERD
308 pages
Provides guidance on response to
spills of chemicals that sink in water
bodies and contaminate bottom ma-
terials. Describes the decision mak-
ing process associated with defining
spill parameters and impacts and se-
lecting appropriate response mea-
sures. Also describes the cleanup
and mitigative technologies that may
be used.
Control No.: 9355.0-32
EPA/540/2-87/001
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228346/CCE
Price Code: A13
Innovative Operational Treat-
ment Technologies for Appli-
cations to Superfund Sites:
Nine Case Studies
April 1990
OSWER/TIO
147 pages
Presents case studies that identify op-
erational data from on-going and
completed remediation efforts. Pro-
vides process descriptions, perfor-
mance, and operational and case data.
EPA/540/2-90/006
NTIS Order No.: PB90-202656/CCE
Price Code: A07
96
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Technology
Innovative Technology: BEST
Solvent Extraction Process
November 1989
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Describes the BEST solvent extrac-
tion process. Discusses site charac-
teristics affecting treatment feasibil-
ity, technology considerations, and
the status of the first full-scale test
units.
Control No.: 9200.5-253FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274218/CCE
Price Code: A01
Innovative Technology: Gly-
colate Dehalogenation
November 1989
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Describes glycolate dehalogenation
as potentially effective in detoxifying
specific types of aromatic organic
contaminants. Discusses site charac-
teristics affecting treatment feasibil-
ity, technology considerations, and
the status of new technological de-
velopments.
Control No.: 9200.5-254FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274226/CCE
Price Code: A01
Innovative Technology: In
Situ Vitrification
November 1989
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Discusses site characteristics affect-
ing treatment feasibility, technology
considerations, and the status of new
technological developments.
Control No.: 9200.5-251FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274192/CCE
Price Code: A01
Innovative Technology: Slu-
rry Phase Biodegradation
November 1989
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Describes slurry phase biodegrada-
tion and its effectiveness in treating
various organic contaminants. Also
discusses site characteristics affect-
ing treatment feasibility and technol-
ogy considerations.
Control No.: 9200.5-252FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274200/CCE
Price Code: A01
Innovative Technologies
Innovative Technology: Soil
Washing
November 1989
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Describes soil washing and its poten-
tial for separating/segregating haz-
ardous materials in solids, sludges,
and sediments. Discusses site char-
acteristics affecting treatment feasi-
bility, technology considerations, and
the status of new technological de-
velopments.
Control No.: 9200.5-250FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274184/CCE
Price Code: A01
Innovative Treatment Tech-
nologies: Semi-Annual Sta-
tus Report, January 1991
January 1991
OSWER/TIO
30 pages
Provides information on specific sites
that have selected or used innovative
treatment technologies. Information
serves to track progress. Provides
market information to technology
vendors. Facilitates communication
among innovative technology users.
Control No.: 9380.0-19
EPA/540/2-91/001
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921290/CCE
Price Code: A03
97
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Technology
Innovative Technologies
Method for the Supercritical
Fluid Extraction of Soils/Sedi-
ments
November 1990
ORD/EMSL-LV
256 pages
Evaluates the feasibility of using
supercritical fluid extraction as a
sample extraction method for pollut-
ants and matrices of concern to the
EPA.
EPA/600/4-90/026
NTIS Order No.: PB91-127803/CCE
Price Code: A12
Mobile Treatment Technolo-
gies for Superfund Wastes
September 1986
OERR/HSCD
145 pages
Reviews the technologies associated
with the use of mobile systems to
treat Superfund wastes.
EPA/540/2-86/003F
NTIS Order No.: PB87-110656/CCE
Price Code: A07
Remedial Action, Treatment,
and Disposal of Hazardous
Waste; Proceedings of the
Annual RREL Hazardous
Waste Research Symposium
(16th), Cincinnati, Ohio, April
3-5,1990
August 1990
ORD/RREL
668 pages
Presents the latest research findings.
Discusses remedial action treatment
and control technologies for waste
disposal, landfill liner and cover sys-
tems, underground storage tanks, and
innovative/alternative treatment
technologies for hazardous waste.
EPA/600/9-90/037
NTIS Order No.: PB91-148379/CCE
Price Code: A99
Use of Office of Research and
Development's Bioremedia-
tion Expertise in Superfund
Removal Program
March 12,1990
OERR/ERD
5 pages
Establishes a formal mechanism to
access capabilities in the area of
bioremediation of oil spills, hazard-
ous substance spills, and Superfund
removal actions.
Control No.: 9380.4-01
NTIS Order No.: PB90-249798/CCE
Price Code: A01
Synopses of Federal Demon-
strations of Innovative Site
Remediation Technologies
May 1991
OSWER/TIO
133 pages
Describes field demonstrations of in-
novative technologies to treat haz-
ardous waste. Intended to be an in-
formation resource for hazardous
waste site project managers. Used as
a reference tool for assessing the avail-
ability and viability of innovative
technologies for treating contami-
nated ground water, soils, and sludge.
Control No.: 9380.1-06
EPA/540/8-91/009
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921284/CCE
Price Code: A07
Vendor Information Form,
To Be Completed for Partici-
pation in the: Vendor Info-
rmation System for Inno-
vative Treatment Technolo-
gies (VISITT)
June 1991
OSWER/TIO
48 pages
VISITT will be used as a tool to screen
technologies for remediation. It will
direct users to more complete infor-
mation.
Control No.: 9380.1-12
EPA/540/2-91/011
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921289/CCE
Price Code: A03
98
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Technology
Workshop on Innovative
Technologies for Treatment of
Contaminated Sediments.
Cincinnati, Ohio, June 13-14,
1990. Summary Report
November 1990
ORD/RREL
59 pages
Recaps each presentation and panel,
including discussion on "Future Di-
rection for Contaminated Sediment
Treatment." Other session topics in-
clude dredged materials, extraction
technologies, and biological/chemi-
cal treatment technologies.
EPA/600/2-90/054
NTIS Order No.: PB91-148296/CCE
Price Code: A04
Air
Air/Superf und National Tech-
nical Guidance Study Series:
Volume 1, Application of Air
Pathway Analysis for Super-
fund Applications, Interim
Report (Final)
July 1989
OAQPS
118 pages
Summarizes procedures for evaluat-
ing impacts, and the requirements of
"air pathway analysis." Volume 2
presents methods for estimating air
emissions at Superfund sites. Vol-
ume 3 addresses emission of VOCs
and particulate matter generated by
remedial options. Volume 4 discusses
selection of a dispersion model.
Control No.: 9380.5-01A
EPA/450/1-89/001
NTIS Order No.: PB90-113374/CCE
Price Code: A06
Air/Superf und National Tech-
nical Guidance Study Series:
Volume 2, Estimation of
Baseline Air Emissions at
Superfund Sites (Revised), In-
terim Report (Final)
August 1990
OAQPS
390 pages
Control No.: 9380.5-01B
EPA/450/1-89/002A
NTIS Order No.: PB90-270588/CCE
Price Code: A17
Air/Superf und National Tech-
nical Guidance Study Series:
Volume 3, Estimation of Air
Emissions from Clean-up Ac-
tivities at Superfund Sites,
Interim Report (Final)
January 1989
OAQPS
249 pages
Control No.: 9380.5-01C
EPA/450/1-89/003
NTIS Order No.: PB89-180061/CCE
Price Code: All
Air/Superf und National Tech-
nical Guidance Study Series:
Volume 4, Procedures for Dis-
persion Modeling and Air
Monitoring for Superfund Air
Pathway Analysis, Interim
Report (Final)
July 1989
OAQPS
309 pages
Control No.: 9380.5-01D
EPA/450/1-89/004
NTIS Order No.: PB90-113382/CCE
Price Code: A14
Selected Technologies: Air
Air/Superf und National Tech-
nical Guidance Study Series:
Contingency Plans at Super-
fund Sites Using Air Monitor-
ing
September 1990
OAQPS
107 pages
Relatesair program established to pro-
tect off-site populations. Describes
cases of professional judgment as they
apply to individual sites.
Control No.: 9380.5-03
EPA/450/1-90/005
NTIS Order No.: PB91-102129/CCE
Price Code: A06
Air/Superf und National Tech-
nical Guidance Study Series:
Air Stripper Design Manual
(Final Report)
May 1990
OAQPS
112 pages
Describes a computer model package
"ASPAIR" developed in the project
to describe the air stripping process
along with processes for controlling
air emissions. Provides capital and
annualized costs graphs for catalytic
oxidation and carbon absorption units
used to control the emissions from air
strippers.
Control No.: 9380.5-04
EPA/450/1-90/003
NTIS Order No.: PB91-125997/CCE
Price Code: A06
99
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Technology
Selected Technologies: Air
Air/Superfund National Tech-
nical Guidance Study Series:
Development of Example Pro-
cedures for Evaluating the Air
Impacts of Soil Excavation
Associated with Superfund
Remedial Actions (Final Re-
port)
July 1990
OAQPS
80 pages
Identifies and defines the computa-
tion requirements for estimating the
air impacts from the remediation of
Superfund sites. Outlines a set of
procedures that could be used to as-
sist in the evaluation of air-pathway
effects.
Control No.: 9380.5-05
EPA/450/4-90/014
NTIS Order No.: PB90-255662/CCE
Price Code: A05
Air/Superfund National Tech-
nical Guidance Study Series:
Emission Factors for Super-
fund Remediation Technolo-
gies
March 1991
OAQPS
91 pages
Contains procedures and example
calculations for estimating air emis-
sions generated by contaminated
material treatmentatSuperfund sites.
Control No.: 9380.5-07
EPA/450/1-91/001
NTIS Order No.: PB91-190975/CCE
Price Code: A05
Air/Superfund National Tech-
nical Guidance Study Series:
Superfund Air Pathway
Analyses Review Criteria
Checklists (Final Report)
January 17,1990
OAQPS
64 pages
Presents a systematic approach for
air reviewers. Discusses the back-
ground, purpose and application of
each of four phases, covering the
workplan, Remedial Investigation
(RI), Feasibility Study (FS), and the
Remedial Design (RD).
Control No.: 9380.5-06
EPA/450/1-90/001
NTIS Order No.: PB90-182544/CCE
Price Code: A04
Environmental Asbestos As-
sessment Manual; Superfund
Method for the Determination
of Asbestos in Ambient Air,
Part 1: Method (Interim Ver-
sion)
May 1990
OERR/ORD
122 pages
Provides a sampling and analysis
method for the determination of as-
bestos in the air to provide results
suitable for supporting risk assess-
ment at Superfund sites. Part 1 pre-
sents the method; part 2 presents the
technical background.
Control No.: 9285.5-02-1 (Part 1)
EPA/540/2-90/005a
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274283/CCE
Price Code: A06
Environmental Asbestos As-
sessment Manual; Superfund
Method for the Determination
of Asbestos in Ambient Air,
Part 2: Technical Background
Document (Interim Version)
May 1990
OERR/ORD
106 pages
Control No.: 9285.5-02-2 (Part 2) ,
EPA/540/2-90/005b
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274291/CCE
Price Code: A06
100
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Technology
Guidance on Applying the
Data Quality Objectives Pro-
cess for Ambient Air Monitor-
ing Around Superfund Sites
(Stages 1 and 2)
August 1989
OAQPS
52 pages
Stages 1 and 2 provide direction and
assistance on using the data quality
objectives process to design an ambi-
ent air monitoring system around a
Superfund site. Stage 3 illustrates
how the data quality objectives (DQO)
process is used to design an ambient
air monitoring system that will be
adequate for the intended use of the
data. Illustrates the complete process
of developing a monitoring system
for volatile organic compounds in the
ambient air.
Control No.: 9380.5-08A
EPA/450/4-89/015
NTIS Order No.: PB90-204603/CCE
Price Code: A04
Guidance on Applying the
Data Quality Objectives Pro-
cess for Ambient Air Monitor-
ing Around Superfund Sites
(Stage 3)
March 1990
OAQPS
66 pages
Control No.: 9380.5-08B
EPA/450/4-90/005
NTIS Order No.: PB90-204611/CCE
Price Code: A04
Review and Evaluation of
Area Source Dispersion Algo-
rithms for Emission Sources
at Superfund Sites (Final Re-
port)
November 1989
OAQPS
124 pages
Examines air quality dispersion mod-
eling algorithms associated with esti-
mating ambient concentrations at
Superfund sites. Describes emission
characteristics associated with
Superfund sites. Reviews available
techniques formodehngarea sources.
Describes the results of area source
models that compare concentration
predictions.
Control No.: 9380.5-09
EPA/450/4-89/020
NTIS Order No.: PB90-142753/CCE
Price Code: A06
Soil Vapor Extraction VOC
Control Technology Assess-
ment (Final Report)
September 1989
OAQPS
74 pages
Investigates and evaluates potential
VOC control techniques for use at
Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE) sites.
Control No.: 9380.5-10
EPA/450/4-89/017
NTIS Order No.: PB90-216995/CCE
Price Code: A04
Selected Technologies: Air
TSCREEN: A Model for
Screening Toxic Air Pollutant
Concentrations (User's Guide)
January 1991
OAQPS
38 pages
Describes TSCREEN, a model for es-
timating maximum short-term ambi-
ent pollution concentrations for a
variety of release scenarios from
Superfund sites and other sources of
toxic air releases. Implements proce-
dures developed in "A Workbook of
Screening Techniques for Assessing
Impacts of Toxic Air Pollutants,"
EPA/450/4-88/009 (PB89-13340),
and should be used in conjunction
with the workbook.
Control No.: 9380.5-11
EPA 450/4-90/013
NTIS Order No.: PB91-141820/CCE
Price Code: A03
User's Guide for the Fugitive
Dust Model (FDM) (Final Re-
port)
June 1988
OAQPS
108 pages
Provides a technical description and
User's Instructions for the Fugitive
Dust Model.
Control No.: 9380.5-12
EPA/910/9-88/202R
NTIS Order No.: PB88-236823/CCE
Price Code: A06
101
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Technology
Selected Technologies: Ground Water
Ground Water
Air/Superfund National Tech-
nical Guidance Study Series:
Comparisons of Air Stripper
Simulations and Field Perfor-
mance Data (Final Report)
February 1990
OAQPS
112 pages
Compareseffectivenessand methods
forusingairstrippingforremediation
of contamination of ground water by
Volatile Organic Compounds
(VOCs).
Control No.: 9380.5-13
EPA/450/1-90/002
NTIS Order No.: PB90-207317/CCE
Price Code: A06
Accuracy of Depth to Water
Measurements
August 1989
ORD/RSKERL
4 pages
Discusses the accuracy of depth to
water measurements and concludes
that the graduated steel tape method
is the most accurate for measuring
the water level in nonflowing wells.
Second in series of issue papers.
EPA/540/4-89/002
NTIS Order No.: PB90-149840/CCE
Price Code: A01
Basic Concepts of Contami-
nant Sorption at Hazardous
Waste Sites
October 1990
ORD/RSKERL
8 pages
Provides guidance for the Regional
Superfund Ground Water Forum.
Summarizes the basic concepts of
sorption in soil and ground water
with emphasis on nonpolar organic
contaminants.
EPA/540/4-90/053
NTIS Order No.: PB91-191007/CCE
Price Code: A02
Basics of Pump-and-Treat
Ground Water Remediation
Technology *
March 1990
ORD/RSKERL
67 pages
Identifies complex chemical and
physical interactions between con-
taminants and subsurface media
which may impose limitations on the
extraction part of the process.
Control No.: 9380.7-01
EPA/600/8-90/003
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274549/CCE
Price Code: A04
Colloidal-Facilitated Trans-
port of Inorganic Contami-
nants in Ground Water: Part 1
Sampling Considerations
December 1990
ORD/RSKERL
12 pages
Evaluates routine sampling proce-
dures for determination of aqueous
inorganic geochemistry and assess-
ment of contaminant transport by
colloidal mobility.
EPA/600/M-90/023
NTIS Order No.: PB91-168419/CCE
Price Code: A03
Considerations in Ground
Water Remediation at Super-
fund Sites
October 18,1989
OERR/HSCD
8 pages
Summarizes findings from a study
on ground water extraction. Presents
several recommendations for modi-
fying the approach to ground water
remediation.
Control No.: 9355.4-03
NTIS Order No.: PB91-238584/CCE
Price Code: A02
102
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Technology
Selected Technologies: Ground Water
Control of Air Emissions From
Superfund Air Strippers at
Superfund Ground Water
Sites *
June 15,1989
OERR/HSCD
8 pages
Establishes guidance on control of air
emissions from air strippers used at
Superfund sites for ground water
treatment. Establishes implementa-
tion procedures.
Control No.: 9355.0-28
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272667/CCE
Price Code: A02
Ground Water Issue: Dense
Nonaqueous Phase Liquids
March 1991
ORD/RSKERL
24 pages
Discusses how dense nonaqueous
phase liquids (DNAPLs) limit site
remediation actions. Provides an
overview of DNAPL phase distribu-
tion, monitoring, site characterization,
remediation, and modeling.
Control No.: 9380.7-02C
EPA/540/4-91/002
NTIS Order No.: PB91-195974/CCE
Price Code: A03
Determining Soil Response
Action Levels Based on Poten-
tial Contaminant Migration to
Ground Water: A Compen-
dium of Examples
October 1989
OERR/HSCD
145 pages
Presents case studies illustrating vari-
ous methods to calculate soil clean up
based on the potential for hazardous
constituents to migrate and contami-
nate ground water.
Control No.: 9380.0-07
EPA/540/2-89/057
NTIS Order No.: PB90-183575/CCE
Price Code: A07
Evaluation of Ground-Water
Extraction Remedies, Volume
1: Summary Report *
September 1989
OERR/HSCD
65 pages
Provides information assembled from
hazardous waste sites throughout the
U.S. on how ground water extraction
systems are being used, how their
performance compares with expecta-
tions, and what factors are affecting
their success. Volume 1 summarizes
general conclusions and observations
of the study; Volume 2 presents 19
case studies of individual sites; and
Volume 3 presents general informa-
tion about each site.
Control No.: 9355.4-03 (Volume 1)
EPA/540/2-89/054
NTIS Order No.: PB90-183583/CCE
Price Code: A04
Evaluation of Ground-Water
Extraction Remedies, Volume
2: Case Studies 1-19 (Interim
Final) *
October 1989
OERR/HSCD
557 pages
Control No.: 9355.4-03 (Volume 2)
EPA/540/2-89/054b
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274440/CCE
Price Code: A25
Evaluation of Ground-Water
Extraction Remedies:Volume
3: General Site Data, Data
Base Reports, Interim Final *
October 1989
OERR/HSCD
121 pages
Control No.: 9355.4-03 (Volume 3)
EPA/540/2-89/054c
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274457/CCE
Price Code: A06
103
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Technology
Selected Technologies: Ground Water
Facilitated Transport
August 1989
ORD/RSKERL
8 pages
Presents the various facilitated trans-
port mechanisms that have been veri-
fied in laboratory experiments. Dis-
cusses the practical considerations
concerning the potential role of facili-
tated transport at Superfund sites.
Third in a series of issue papers.
EPA/540/4-89/003
NTIS Order No.: PB91-133256/CCE
Price Code: A02
Ground Water Modeling: An
Overview and Status Report
December 1988
ORD/RSKERL
243 pages
Discusses groundwater models and
their application in the management
of water resource systems. Reviews
developed models and their roles in
water resource management.
EPA/600/2-89/028
NTIS Order No.: PB89-224497/CCE
Price Code: A12
Superfund Ground Water Is-
sue: Ground Water Sampling
for Metals Analyses
March 1989
ORD/RSKERL
8 pages
Provides technical guidance regard-
ing the filtration of ground water
samples for metal analysis. Recom-
mends a dual sampling approach with
collection of both filtered and
unfiltered samples, requiring added
emphasis on appropriate well con-
struction methods, materials, and
ground water sampling procedures.
Control No.: 9380.7-02A
EPA/540/4-89/001
NTIS Order No.: PB91-133249/CCE
Price Code: A02
Guidance on Remedial Ac-
tions for Contaminated
Ground Water at Superfund
Sites *
December 1988
OERR/HSCD
180 pages
Emphasizes decision making issues
related to contaminated ground wa-
ter. Designed for use by contractors
conducting RI/FS activities at sites
where ground water is contaminated;
RPMs responsible for ensuring the
quality of information contained in
the RI/FS; and decision makers re-
sponsible for selection and subse-
quent performance evaluation of
ground water remedial actions at
Superfund sites.
Control No.: 9283.1-02
EPA/540/G-88/003
NTIS Order No.: PB89-184618/CCE
Price Code: A06
Guide on Remedial Actions
for Contaminated Ground
Water
April 1989
OERR/HSCD
9 pages
Summarizes key issues and objec-
tives presented in the comprehensive
guidance, "Guidance on Remedial
Actions for Contaminated Ground
Water at Superfund Sites," dated
December 1988.
Control No.: 9283.1-02FS
NTIS Order No.: PB90-272576/CCE
Price Code: A02
A Guide to Pump and Treat
Ground Water Remediation
Technology
November 1990
OERR/TIO
8 pages
Summarizes use of available
hydrogeological and chemical data
to determine when, where, and how
pump-and-treat technology can be
used successfully to contain and
remediate containment plumes.
Based on "Basics of Pump-and-Treat
Ground Water Remediation Technol-
ogy" (EPA/600/8-90/003).
Control No.: 9380.7-01FS
EPA/540/2-90/018
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921356/CCE
Price Code: A02
104
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Technology
Selected Technologies: Ground Water
Laboratory Investigation of
Residual Liquid Organics
From Spills, Leaks and the
Disposal of Hazardous Wastes
in Ground Water
August 1989
ORD/RSKERL
290 pages
Discusses spatial distribution and
saturation of organic liquid within
the porous media depends on vari-
ous processes.
EPA/600/6-90/004
NTIS Order No.: PB90-235797/CCE
Price Code: A13
A New Approach and Meth-
odologies for Characterizing
the Hydrogeologic Properties
of Aquifers
January 1990
ORD/RSKERL
236 pages
Provides motivation and new meth-
odology for measuring the distribu-
tion of horizontal hydraulic conduc-
tivity in the vertical direction in the
vicinity of a test well. Suggests that
two-dimensional profiles replace lim-
ited dispersion dominated models.
EPA/600/2-90/002
NTIS Order No.: PB90-187063/CCE
Price Code: All
Reductive Dehalogenation of
Organic Contaminants in
Soils and Ground Water
January 1991
ORD/RSKERL
16 pages
Discusses several mechanisms, such
as the addition of nutrients to meet
the needs of dehalogenating micro-
organisms, which result in the
dehalogenation of some classes of
organic contaminants.
EPA/540/4-90/054
NTIS Order No.: PB91-191056/CCE
Price Code: A03
Leachate Plume Management
November 1,1985
ORD/RREL
680 pages
Provides an overview of the funda-
mental concepts, procedures, and
technologies used. Serves as a basic
reference handbook for governmen-
tal and industrial technical personnel
working on controlling leachate
plumes from uncontrolled hazard-
ous waste sites.
Control No.: 9380.0-05
EPA/540/2-85/004
NTIS Order No.: PB86-122330/CCE
Price Code: A99
ORD Ground Water Research
Plan: Strategy for 1991 and
Beyond
September 1990
ORD/OTTRS
18 pages
Describes the direction of EPA pro-
grams in ground water research, in-
cluding an emphasis on the preven-
tion and remediation of ground wa-
ter contamination. Focuses on in-
creasingly sophisticated technical
knowledge.
EPA/600/9-90/042
NTIS Order No.: PB91-145482/CCE
Price Code: A03
Remediation Completed: But
is the Ground Water Meeting
the Safe Drinking Water Act
Requirements?
May 1990
ORD/OERR
22 pages
Discusses technology research being
conducted in drinking water that
might be useful to other ground wa-
ter treatment programs. Analyzes
the development of technology un-
der one program and its affective use
in other programs. Outlines barriers
which limit the transfer of research
between programs.
EPA/600/D-90/089
NTIS Order No.: PB90-262999/CCE
Price Code: A03
105
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Technology
Selected Technologies: Ground Water
Subsurface Contamination
Reference Guide *
October 1990
OERR/HSCD
26 pages
Provides a matrix of commonly oc-
curring contaminants in ground wa-
ter at Superfund sites and contami-
nant characteristics. Identifies inno-
vative technologies to enhance
ground water remediation. Pro-
vides an estimate of relative uncer-
tainty in achieving full restoration
for contaminant classes and environ-
ments. Assists in developing reme-
diation strategies amd initial reme-
dial goals. Three tables are included
with this guide.
Control No.: 9283.1-04
EPA/540/2-90/011, a, b
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921292/CCE
Price Code: A03
Suggested ROD Language for
Various Ground Water Reme-
diation Options
October 10,1990
OERR/HSCD
9 pages
Suggests standard language that may
be employed to correspond to site-
specific remediation scenarios such
as Final Actions, Contingency Mea-
sures/Goals, and Interim Actions.
Supplements Directive No. 9355.4-03
"Consideration on Ground Water
Remediation at Superfund Sites,"
dated October 18,1986.
Control No.: 9283.1-03
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921325/CCE
Price Code: A02
Superfund Ground Water Is-
sue: Contaminant Transport
in Fractured Media; Models
for Decision Makers
August 1989
ORD/RSKERL
10 pages
Presents up-to-date information re-
lated to ground water remediation at
Superfund sites as discussed by the
Regional Superfund Ground Water
forum. Includes mathematical mod-
els.
EPA/540/4-89/004
NTIS Order No.: PB90-268517/CCE
Price Code: A02
Incineration
Engineering Bulletin: Mobile/
Transportable Incineration
Treatment
September 1990
ORD/RREL
10 pages
Describes systems that can be moved
to and from Superfund and other haz-
ardous waste sites. Provides infor-
mation on the technical applicability,
the latest performance data, site re-
quirements, and the status of the tech-
nology.
Control No.: 9380.6-01B
EPA/540/2-90/014
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228023/CCE
Price Code: A02
Land Disposal
Guidance Document on
Cleanup of Surface Impound-
ment Sites
July 17,1986
OERR/HSCD
46 pages
Addresses remedial actions for the
cleanup of contaminated surface im-
poundments. Provides information
on the scoping and performance of
limited RI and limited FS. To be used
as a supplement to EPA guidance
documents.
Control No.: 9380.0-06
NTIS Order No.: PB87-110664/CCE
Price Code: A03
106
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Technology
Soil and Debris
Characterization and Labora-
tory Soil Treatability Studies
for Creosote and Pentachloro-
phenol Sludges and Contami-
nated Soil
September 1988
ORD/RSKERL
151 pages
Describes results of a three-phase
study of on-site treatability potential
of soils containing hazardous con-
stituents from wood-treatment waste.
EPA/600/2-88/055
NTIS Order No.: PB89-109920/CCE
Price Code: A08
Covers for Uncontrolled Haz-
ardous Waste Sites
September 1985
ORD/RREL
554 pages
Provides guidance for the design of
cover systems. Offers information on
soil properties tests, materials for
impermeable applications, site prepa-
ration, support material, equipment,
and quality control and assurance.
Control No.: 9380.0-13
EPA/540/2-85/002
NTIS Order No.: PB87-119483/CCE
Price Code: A24
Selected Technologies: Soil and Debris
Development and Demonstra-
tion of a Pilot-Scale Debris
Washing System
April 1991
ORD/RREL
12 pages
Describes a technology specifically
used for on-site decontamination of
debris.
EPA/600/J-91/082
NTIS Order No.: PB91-196626/CCE
Price Code: A03
Dust Control at Hazardous
Waste Sites; Handbook
November 1985
ORD/RREL
99 pages
Describes methods of controlling fu-
gitive dust from contaminated land
surfaces and possible resultant non-
air impacts. Includes information on
equipment, decontamination, and
worker protection.
Control No.: 9380.0-14
EPA/540/2-85/003
NTIS Order No.: PB86-190105/CCE
Price Code: A05
Engineering Bulletin: In Situ
Steam Extraction Treatment
May 1991
ORD/RREL
9 pages
Provides information on in situ steam
extraction applicability, description
and limitations of said technology,
the latest performance data, types of
residuals produced, site require-
ments, status of technology, and
sources for further information.
Control No.: 9380.6-01F
EPA/540/2-91/005
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228064/CCE
Price Code: A02
Engineering Bulletin: Ther-
mal Desorption Treatment
May 1991
ORD/RREL
10 pages
Provides current information on the
process of physically separating vola-
tile and some semivolatile contami-
nants from soil, sediments, sludges
and filter cakes by temperature ther-
mal desorption.
Control No.: 9380.6-01H
EPA/540/2-91/008
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228080/CCE
Price Code: A02
107
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Technology
Selected Technologies: Soil and Debris
Engineering Bulletin: Slurry
Biodegradation
September 1990
ORD/RREL
10 pages
Provides current information. Dis-
cusses applicability in treating high
concentrations of soluble organic con-
taminants in soils and sludges.
Control No.: 9380.6-01D
EPA/540/2-90/016
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228049/CCE
Price Code: A02
Soil
Engineering Bulletin:
Washing Treatment
September 1990
ORD/RREL
12 pages
Provides current information on Soil
Washing as a process to remove un-
desirable contaminants. Discusses
costs, alternatives, areas of use, and
technological applicability.
Control No.: 9380.6-01E
EPA/540/2-90/017
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228056/CCE
Price Code: A03
Engineering Bulletin: Solvent
Extraction Treatment
September 1990
ORD/RREL
10 pages
Provides current information on sol-
vent extraction treatment as a means
of separating hazardous contami-
nants from soils, sludges, and sedi-
ments.
Control No.: 9380.6-01A
EPA/540/2-90/013
NTIS Order No.: PB91-228015/CCE
Price Code: A02
Ground Water Issue: Charac-
terizing Soils for Hazardous
Waste Site Assessments
March 1991
ORD/RSKERL
16 pages
Provides technical guidance on cur-
rent scientific information about soil
characterization at hazardous waste
sites.
Control No.: 9380.7-02B
EPA/540/4-91/003
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921294
Price Code: A03
Enhanced Bioremediation Uti-
lizing Hydrogen Peroxide as a
Supplemental Source of Oxy-
gen: A Laboratory and Field
Study
February 1990
ORD/RSKERL
58 pages
Investigates the feasibility of using
hydrogen peroxide as a supplemen-
tal source of oxygen for bio-
remediation of an aviation gasoline
fuel spill.
EPA/600/2-90/006
NTIS Order No.: PB90-183435/CCE
Price Code: A04
A Guide: Methods for Evalu-
ating the Attainment of
Cleanup Standards for Soils
and Solid Media
July 1991
OERR/HSCD
8 pages
Highlights statistical concepts and
methods used in the evaluation of the
attainment of cleanup standards.
Provides an example of a basic proce-
dure for determining sample size re-
quired to obtain a given confidence
level. Focuses on cleanup standards
specified as a mean concentration
with a specified confidence. Does not
provide policy on specification of
cleanup levels.
Control No.: 9355.4-04FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921365/CCE
Price Code: A02
108
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Technology
Selected Technologies: Soil and Debris
Handbook on In Situ Treat-
ment of Hazardous Waste-
Contaminated Soils
January 1990
OERR/HSCD
171 pages
Updates Volume 1 of "Review of In-
Place Treatment Techniques for Con-
taminated Surface Soils." Provides
state-of-the-art information.
Control No.: 9380.0-22
EPA/540/2-90/002
NTIS Order No.: PB90-155607/CCE
Price Code: A08
Rationale for the Assessment
of Errors in the Sampling of
Soils
July 1990
ORD/EMSL-LV
66 pages
Describes the nature and function of
certain quality assurance samples in
the assessment and documentation
of bias and precision in sampling stud-
ies of inorganic pollutant concentra-
tions in soils.
EPA/600/4-90/013
NTIS Order No.: PB90-242306/CCE
Price Code: A04
Superf und Engineering Issue:
Treatment of Lead Contami-
nated Soils
April 1991
ORD/RREL
10 pages
Summarizes a seminar on treatment
of lead-contaminated soils. Intended
to summarize the information pre-
sented during the seminar and should
not be viewed as a definitive treatise
on lead treatment technologies.
Control No.: 9380.7-03A
EPA/540/2-91/009
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921291/CCE
Price Code: A03
Pilot Study on International
Information Exchange on Di-
oxins and Related Com-
pounds: Inventory of Regula-
tions/Statutes Concerning Di-
oxins and Related Compounds
August 1988
ORD
143 pages
Provides an inventory of 120 dioxin
regulations and statutes from partici-
pating nations. Illustrates trends in
addressing such problems as incin-
erator emissions, PCBs, pentachloro-
phenol, drinking water, emergency
response, and hazardous wastes.
EPA/600/6-90/017
NTIS Order No.: PB91-125799/CCE
Price Code: A07
Soil Vapor Extraction Technol-
ogy Reference Handbook (Fi-
nal)
February 1991
ORD/RREL
330 pages
Describes the subsurface environ-
ment and the basic sciences of sub-
surface monitoring, emission control,
and treatment costs. Describes the
proceedings of an expert workshop
on state-of-the-art vapor extraction
technology.
EPA/540/2-91/003
NTIS Order No.: PB91-168476/CCE
Price Code: A15
Superf und Treatability Clear-
inghouse Abstracts
August 1989
OERR/HSCD
121 pages
Presents studies collected to aid in
the development of treatment meth-
ods for excavated soils. Contains
treatability data for technologies han-
dling soil and debris.
Control No.: 9380.0-26
EPA/540/2-89/001
NTIS Order No.: PB90-119751/CCE
Price Code: A06
109
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Technology
Selected Technologies: Soil and Debris
Survey of Materials-Handling
Technologies Used at Hazard-
ous Waste Sites
June 1991
ORD/RREL
226 pages
Summarizes the types of debris, ma-
terial, and contaminants found at
Superfund and other hazardous
wastesites,and thematerial-handling
equipment and general procedures
used to perform site restoration and
cleanup.
Control No.: 9380.1-13
EPA/540/2-91/010
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921283/CCE
Price Code: All
in
Technology Screening Guide
for Treatment of CERCLA
Soils and Sludges
September 1988
OERR/HSCD
140 pages
Provides a screening methodology
for treatment technologies suitable
for the management of soils and slud-
ges containing CERCLA waste. Pre-
sents information for each of the treat-
ment technologies on the generic sys-
tem, unique systems, the develop-
mental status, process schematics,
characteristics affecting treatment
performance, and contacts.
Control No.: 9380.0-25
EPA/540/2-88/004
NTIS Order No.: PB89-132674/CCE
Price Code: A07
Treatability Potential for EPA
Listed Hazardous Wastes
Soil
March 1989
ORD/RSKERL
134 pages
Develops comprehensive screening
data on the treatability in soil of spe-
cific listed hazardous organic chemi-
cals, and waste sludge from explo-
sives production (K044) and related
chemicals.
Control No.: 9380.0-28
EPA/600/2-89/011
NTIS Order No.: PB89-166581/CCE
Price Code: A07
Surface Waters and
POTWs
CERCLA Site Discharges to
POTWs: Guidance Manual *
September 1990
OERR/HSCD
226 pages
Presents the results of an extensive
joint study conducted by the Office of
Water's Industrial Technology Divi-
sion and the Superfund Program to
determine the effects of CERCLA
hazardous waste discharges on pub-
licly owned treatment works
(POTWs).
Control No.: 9330.2-09
EPA/540/G-90/005
NTIS Order No.: PB90-274531/CCE
Price Code: All
CERCLA Site Discharges to
POTWs CERCLA Site Sam-
pling Program Detailed Data
Report
August 1990
OERR/OW
251 pages
Evaluates the feasibility of discharg-
ing wastes from CERCLA sites to'
publicly owned treatment works.
Control No.: 9330.2-12
EPA/540/2-90/008
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921270/CCE
Price Code: A12
CERCLA Site Discharges to
POTWs Treatability Manual
August 1990
OERR/OW
631 pages
Presents a compilation of technical
information and treatability data on
CERCLA wastewater discharges.
Useful for evaluating feasibility of
discharging Superfund site wastes to
Publicity Owned Treatment Works
(POTWs).
Control No.: 9330.2-11
EPA/540/2-90/007
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921269/CCE
(Manual)
Price Code: A99
NTIS Order No.: PB91-507236/CCE
(Diskette and Manual)
Price Code: DOS
110
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Technology
Selected Technologies: Surface Waters and POTWs
Guide to Discharging
CERCLA Aqueous Wastes to
Publicly Owned Treatment
Works (POTWs)
March 1991
OERR/HSCD
5 pages
Provides quick reference to the statu-
tory, policy, administrative, and tech-
nical factors involved in discharging
aqueous wastes generated during
Superfund response actions to a
POTW.
Control No.: 9330.2-13FS
NTIS Order No.: PB91-921364/CCE
Price Code: A01
111
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Archived
Document List
9200.0-03C - 9234.2-01/FS
Control
Number
Title
9200.0-03C
9200.2-01
9200.2-2
9200.2-10
9200.2-11
9200.3-01C
9200.3-01C
9200.3-01D
9200.3-02
9200.3-03
9200.3-05
9200.3-08
9200.5-000
9200.5-005
9200.5-120
9200.5-210
9200.5-301FS
9200.5-302
9221.0-01
9230.1-01
9230.1-02
9234.0-02
9234.2-01/FS
OSWER Superfund Telephone Directory; April 1990; PB91-921328/CCE
Unaddressed NPL Sites; July 6,1989; PB90-258294/CCE
Superfund Program Evaluation Handbook Fiscal Year 1987; PB90-183047/CCE
Progress Toward Implementing Superfund: FY-87 — Report to Congress; April 1989-
PB90-233548/CCE
Progress Toward Implementing Superfund: FY-88 — Report to Congress- April 1990-
PB91-921204/CCE F
Superfund Program Management Manual, FY-90: Volume 1; July 1989-
PB90-204199/CCE
Superfund Program Management Manual, FY-90: Volume 2, Appendices; July 1989-
PB90-204207/CCE y
Superfund Program Management Manual, FY-91: Volumes 1 & 2- June 1990-
PB90-273707/CCE
Implementation Strategy for Reauthorized Superfund: Short Term Priorities for Action-
October 24,1986; PB91-215004/CCE
Superfund Comprehensive Accomplishments Plan (SCAP), Fiscal Year 1987
October 28,1986; PB91-214262/CCE
Flexibility in the FY1988 Superfund Regional Extramural Operating Plan- June 71988-
PB91-214155/CCE '
Flexible Funding in Regional Extramural Operating Plan — Superfund Management
Review, Recommendation #10; December 11,1989; PB90-249467/CCE
Superfund: A Six-Year Review Perspective; October 1986; PB90-249483/CCE
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response; Annual Report, Fiscal Year 1988-
November 1988; PB90-272519/CCE
National On-Scene Coordinator Directory; November 1989; PB90-249509/CCE
ROD (Record of Decision) Annual Report, FY-88; July 1989; PB89-235212/CCE
Preliminary Assessment Petition; November 1988; PB90-273723/CCE
SI/HRS Information Bulletin; April 1989; PB90-258310/CCE
Data Handling Support for CERCLIS; March 4,1986; PB91-214999/CCE
Interim Guidance on Technical Assistance Grants; March 20 1987-
PB91-215012/CCE
Technical Assistance Grants Program Activities Prior to the Issuance of the Interim Final
Rule; PB91-214254/CCE
CERCLA Compliance With Other Environmental Statutes; October 2 1985-
PB91-214098/CCE
Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate Requirements (ARARs) Qs & As- Mav 1989-
PB90-273780/CCE y
113
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9240.0-01A - 9355.2-01
Control
Number
Title
9240.0-01A User's Guide to the Contract Laboratory Program; December 1986; PB91-214296/CCE
9240.0-06 Sampler's Guide to the Contract Laboratory Program; December 1990; PB91-921267/CCE
9242.4-01A Technical Assistance Team (TAT) Contracts Users' Manual; September 1987;
PB91-214163/CCE
9275.1-01 Superfund Removal Program Financial Management Authority, Responsibility and
Procedures; July 11,1984; PB91-214130/CCE
9275.2-01 Superfund Remedial Program Financial Authority, Responsibilities and Procedures;
September 21,1984; PB91-214106/CCE
9283.1-01 Recommendations for Ground Water Remediation at the Millcreek, PA Site; March 24,1986;
PB91-214213/CCE
9295.2-03 Interagency Agreement Between the Corps of Engineers and EPA in Executing P.L. 96.510;
December 3,1984; PB91-214114/CCE
9295.3-01 Memorandum of Understanding Between DOD and EPA for the Implementation of
P.L. 96-510 (CERCLA); August 12,1983; PB91-213488/CCE
9295,5-01 Memorandum of Understanding Between the Federal Emergency Management Agency and
EPA for the Implementation of CERCLA Relocation Activities Under P.L. 96.510 (CERCLA);
April 8,1985; PB91214072/CCE
9320.1-09 Listing Municipal Landfills on the National Priorities List; August 21,1987;
PB90-249608/CCE
9320.6-01 Hazardous Waste Sites: Descriptions of Sites on Current National Priorities List,
October 1984; PB85-224756/CCE
9330.2-5 CERCLA Off-Site Policy - Providing Notice to Facilities; May 12,1986; PB90-249624/CCE
9330.2-6 CERCLA Off-Site Policy - Eligibility of Facilities in Assessment Monitoring; July 28,1986;
PB90-249632/CCE
9345.0-01 Preliminary Assessment Guidance Fiscal Year 1988; January 1988; PB90-183054/CCE
9345.2-01 Pre-Remedial Strategy for Implementing SARA; February 12,1988; PB91-215038/CCE
9345.2-02 Regional Pre-Remedial Program Objectives for FY89 and First Quarter FY90; March 10,1989;
PB91-214239/CCE
9345.2-03 Regional Site Assessment Program Objectives for FY-90; January 5,1990; PB91-921334/CCE
9355.0-04A Superfund Remedial Design and Remedial Action (RD/RA) Guidance; June 1,1986;
PB88-107529/CCE
9355.0-14 A Compendium of Superfund Field Operations; December 1,1987; PB88-181557/CCE
9355.0-19 Interim Guidance on Superfund Selection of Remedy; December 24,1986;
PB91-214940/CCE
9355.0-24 OSWER Strategy for Management Oversight of the CERCLA Remedial Action
Start Mandate; December 28,1987; PB90-258351/CCE
9355.1-01 Superfund Federal-Lead Remedial Project Management Handbook; December 1986;
PB87-183133/CCE
9355.2-01 Superfund State-Lead Remedial Project Management Handbook; December 1986;
PB87-183141/CCE
114
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9355.3-01 - 9833.00-1A
Control
Number
Title
9355.3-01
9355.3-07
9355.3-08
9355.3-13
9355.6-03
9360.0-02B
9360.0-03B
9360.0-15
9360.0-16A
9360.0-18
9360.5-00
9360.6-02
9360.6-03
9360.6-04
9375.1-11
9375.5-01
9375.5-02
9375.5-03
9375.6-08
9380.1-09
9380.5-01B
9800.0
9833.00-1A
Guidance for Conducting Remedial Investigations and Feasibility Studies (RI/FS) Under
CERCLA; October 1988; PB89-184626/CCE
Results of FY-88 Record of Decision Analysis; May 1,1989; PB90-249665/CCE
Fiscal Year 1990 Regional Coordination Plan and Themes for the Remedial Investigation
Feasibility Study and Selection of Remedy Process; November 30,1989; PB90-249673/CCE
National Technical Information Service; Record of Decision Abstracts FY82-FY85-
February 1986; PB91-227363/CCE
ROD (Record of Decision) Annual Report, FY-86; January 1987; PB87-199550/CCE
Removal Cost Management Manual; April 1988; PB90-153891/CCE
Superfund Removal Procedures: Revision Number Three; February 1988-
PB90-192055/CCE
The Role of Expedited Response Actions Under SARA; April 21 1987-
PB91-214221/CCE
Guidance for Conducting Federal-Lead Underground Storage Tank Corrective Actions-
July 25,1989; PB90-273913/CCE
Removal Program Priorities; March 31,1988; PB91-205484/CCE
Proposed Guidelines for the Clean-up of Drug Laboratories; June 2,1989-
PB90-272709/CCE
Superfund Emergency Response Actions: A Summary of Federally-Funded Removals
Volume 1; May 1987; PB90-197310/CCE
Superfund Emergency Response Actions: A Summary of Federally-Funded Removals
Volume 2; June 1988; PB90-197328/CCE
Superfund Emergency Response Actions: A Summary of Federally-Funded Removals
Volume 3; June 1989; PB90-214354/CCE
Guidance: Procurement Under Superfund Remedial Cooperative Agreements-
PB88-242524/CCE
40 CFR Part 35 Subpart O, Cooperative Agreements and Superfund State Contracts
for Superfund Response Actions; March 10,1989; PB91-214270/CCE
Interim Final Guidance on Indian Involvement in the Superfund Program- October 1989-
PB91-214304/CCE
Political Subdivision-Lead for Remedial Response; May 1,1989; PB91-214148/CCE
An Analysis of State Superfund Programs: 50-State Study; September 1989-
PB90-272733/CCE
Technology Support Services for Superfund Site Remediation: Interim Directory-
February 1990; PB91-1228353/CCE
Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Volume 2, Estimation of
Baseline Air Emissions at Superfund Sites Interim Report (Final); PB89-180053/CCE
Superfund Enforcement Strategy and Implementation Plan; April 12 1990-
PB91-138842/CCE
Guidance on CERCLA 106(a) Unilateral Administrative Orders for Remedial Designs
and Remedial Actions; March 13,1990; PB91-139089/CCE
115
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9833.03A-1 - PB89-114144
Control
Number
Title
9833.03A-1 Final Guidance on Administrative Records for Selection of CERCLA Response Actions;
Decembers, 1990; PB91-139121/CCE
9834.10 Interim Guidance on Notice Letters, Negotiations, and Information Exchange;
October 19,1987; PB91-139253/CCE
9836.0 Interim Guidance on Community Relations Activities at Superfund Enforcement Sites;
March 22,1985; PB91-139501/CCE
9837.2 Enforcement Project Management Handbook; September 18,1989; PB90-780115/CCE
9837.2 Enforcement Project Management Handbook; July 1989; PB90-780115/CCE
9840.2 Final FY86 SCAP Instructions; June 27,1985; PB91-139592/CCE
9840.0 FY1986 Superfund Comprehensive Accomplishments Plan; December 24,1984;
PB91-139576/CCE
9840.1 FY 86 SCAP Passback; May 9,1985; PB91-139584/CCE
9992.4 Federal Facilities Hazardous Waste Compliance Manual (Final Report); January 9,1990;
PB90-188749/CCE
Archived documents having only an agency or Department of Transporation number are listed below:
540/5-88/003 Superfund Innovative Technology Information Service: Technology Profiles;
November 1988; PB89-132690
DOT-TSC-RSPA Impacts of CERCLA Release Notification Requirements on Transportation of Products
Containing Hazardous Substances; August 1986; PB87-110870/CCE
Archived documents having only an NTIS order number are listed below:
PB82-213984 Notification of Hazardous Waste Sites Required Under Section 103(c) of the Comprehensive
Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA) of 1980; March 1982
PB82-213992 Region 1; March 1982
PB82-214008 Region 2; March 1982
PB82-214016 Region 3; March 1982
PB82-214024 Region 4; March 1982
PB82-214032 Region 5; March 1982
PB82-214040 Region 6; March 1982
PB82-214057 Region 7; March 1982
PB82-214065 Region 8; March 1982
PB82-214073 Region 9; March 1982
PB82-214081 Region 10; March 1982
PB89-114144 ROD (Record of Decision) Annual Report, FY-87; July 1988
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Subject
Index
Action — Administrative
Subject
Page
ACTION MEMORANDA - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Removal Action)
A Guide to Developing Action Memorandums; PB91-921317/CCE 74
Superfund Removal Procedures: Action Memorandum Guidance *; PB90-274473/CCE 76
ADMINISTRATION - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Administration and Management)
ADMINISTRATIVE ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURES - (See also Administrative Orders, and Section 5, Abstracts-
Enforcement (CERCLA) - Litigation Support)
Transmittal of Guidance on Use and Enforcement of CERCLA Information Requests and
Administrative Subpoenas; PB91-139170/CCE 35
Transmittal of Model Consent Decree for CERCLA Section 104 (e) Information Request
Enforcement Actions; PB91-193417/CCE 35
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Litigation Support-
Administrative Order) ^r '
Administrative Order on Consent for Remedial Investigations/Feasibility Study
PB91-139378/CCE ° " 4Q
Evaluation of, and Additional Guidance on, Issuance of Unilateral Administrative
Orders (UAOs) for RD/RA; PB91-201764/CCE 39
Final Guidance on Administrative Records for Selection of CERCLA Response Actions-
PB91-139121/CCE ' 39
Guidance on CERCLA 106 (a) Unilateral Administrative Orders for Remedial Designs and
Remedial Actions; PB91-139089/CCE 39
Guidance on CERCLA Section 106 Judicial Actions; PB91-139428/CCE "41
Issuance of Administrative Orders for Immediate Removal Actions; PB91-139105/CCE 39
Model Unilateral Order for Remedial Design and Remedial Action; PB91-139097/CCE 40
Interim Model CERCLA Section 122 (g) (4) De Minimis Waste Contributor
Consent Decree and Administrative Order on Consent; PB91-139204/CCE 32
Use of CERCLA Section 106 Unilateral Enforcement for Remedial Design and Remedial Action-
Strategy for Fiscal Year 1990; PB91-139733/CCE 30
ADMINISTRATIVE RECORD - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Program
Implementation: Community Relations, Litigation Support: Cost Recovery; Removal Action)
Community Relations During Enforcement Activities and Development of the
Administrative Record; PB91-139519/CCE 4g
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Administrative — Air
Subject
Page
37
Compendium of CERCLA Response Selection Guidance Documents;
PB91-139139/CCE 39
Cost Recovery Actions Under CERCLA; PB91-138966/CCE 36
Guidance on Documenting Decisions Not to Task Cost Recovery Actions;
PB91-139048/CCE
Model Litigation Report for CERCLA Sections 106 and 107 and RCRA Section 7003;
PB91-139451/CCE 42
Small Cost Recovery Referrals; PB91-139006/CCE 38
AGENCY FOR TOXIC SUBSTANCES AND DISEASE REGISTRY (ATSDR)
Guidance for Coordinating ATSDR Health Assessment Activities with the Superfund
Remedial Process; PB91-214080/CCE 82
AIR
Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Contingency Plans at Superfund Sites
Using Air Monitoring; PB91-102129/CCE 99
Environmental Asbestos Assessment Manual; Superfund Method for the Determination of
Asbestos in Ambient Air, Part 1: Method (Interim Version); PB90-274283/CCE 100
Field Standard Operating Procedures For Air Surveillance (F.S.O.P. #8);
PB91-213843/CCE 81
AIR EMISSIONS
Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series:
Volume 1, Application of Air Pathway Analysis for Superfund Applications,
Interim Report (Final); PB90-113374/CCE 99
Volume 2, Estimation of Baseline Air Emissions at Superfund Sites (Revised),
Interim Report (Final); PB90-270588/CCE 99
Volume 3, Estimation of Air Emissions from Clean-up Activities at Superfund Sites,
Interim Report (Final); PB89-180061/CCE 99
Volume 4, Procedures for Dispersion Modeling and Air Monitoring for Superfund Air
Pathway Analysis, Interim Report; PB90-113382/CCE
Superfund Air Pathway Analyses Review Criteria Checklists (Final Report);
PB90-182544/CCE
Development of Example Procedures for Evaluating the Air Impacts of Soil Excavation
Associated with Superfund Remedial Actions (Final Report); PB90-255662/CCE 100
Contingency Plans at Superfund Sites Using Air Monitoring; PB91-102129/CCE 99
Air Stripper Design Manual (Final Report); PB91-125997/CCE 99
Emission Factors for Superfund Remediation Technologies; PB91-190975/CCE 100
Control of Air Emissions From Superfund Air Strippers at Superfund Ground Water
Sites *;PB90-272667/CCE
99
100
103
118
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Air — Applicable
Subject
Page
Dust Control at Hazardous Waste Sites; Handbook; PB86-190105/CCE 107
Review and Evaluation of Area Source Dispersion Algorithms for Emission Sources
at Superfund Sites (Final Report); PB90-142753/CCE 101
TSCREEN: A Model for Screening Toxic Air Pollutant Concentrations (User's Guide)-
PB91-141820/CCE ' 101
User's Guide for the Fugitive Dust Model (FDM) (Final Report); PB88-236823/CCE 101
AIR STRIPPERS- (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Technology - Selected Technologies: Ground Water)
Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series:
Volume 1, Application of Air Pathway Analysis for Superfund Applications
Interim Report (Final); PB90-113374/CCE '. 99
Volume 2, Estimation of Baseline Air Emissions at Superfund Sites (Revised),
Interim Report (Final): PB90-270588/CCE 99
Volume 3, Estimation of Air Emissions from Clean-up Activities at
Superfund Sites, Interim Report (Final); PB89-180061/CCE 99
Volume 4, Procedures for Dispersion Modeling and Air Monitoring for
Superfund Air Pathway Analysis, Interim Report; PB90-113382/CCE 99
Comparisons of Air Stripper Simulations and Field Performance Data (Final Report)-
PB90-207317/CCE _ ' 1Q2
Air Stripper Design Manual (Final Report); PB91-125997/CCE 99
Control of Air Emissions From Superfund Air Strippers at Superfund Ground Water Sites *•
PB90-272667/CCE „. ' 1Q3
ANALYSIS - (See also Contract Laboratory Program, Data Quality, Sampling)
Assessment of Tentatively Identified Compounds in Superfund Samples-
PB90-253816/CCE QQ
oo
Guidance on Applying the Data Quality Objectives Process for Ambient Air
Monitoring Around Superfund Sites:
Stages 1 and 2; PB90-204603/CCE 101
Stage3;PB90-204611/CCE ~'".'.'" 101
Quantifying Effects in Ecological Site Assessments: Biological and Statistical Considerations-
PB91-129189/CCE ' c,
oo
ANALYTICAL SERVICES - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Analytical Services)
APPLICABLE OR RELEVANT AND APPROPRIATE REQUIREMENTS (ARARs)
ARARs Qs & As: Compliance with New SDWA National Primary Drinking
Water Regulations for Organic and Inorganic Chemicals *;
PB91-921363/CCE n
ARARs Qs & As: Compliance with the Toxicity Characteristics Rule: Part 1 * •
PB90-273814/CCE '
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ARARs Qs & As: Compliance with Federal Water Quality Criteria * ;
PB90-274267/CCE n
Exemptions from the Statutory Limits on Removal Actions; PB91-921304/CCE 73
Final Guidance on Implementation of the "Consistency" Exemption to the
Statutory Limits on Removal Actions *; PB90-274465/CCE 73
Remediation Completed: But is the Ground Water Meeting the Safe Drinking
Water Act Requirements?; PB90-262999/CCE 105
Superfund Removal Procedures: Guidance on the Consideration of ARARs
During Removal Actions * ; PB92-963401/CCE 76
ASBESTOS
Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Superfund Air Pathway
Analyses Review Criteria Checklists (Final Report); PB90-182544/CCE 100
Environmental Asbestos Assessment Manual; Superfund Method for the
Determination of Asbestos in Ambient Air:
Part 1: Method (Interim Version); PB90-274283/CCE 100
Part 2: Technical Background Document (Interim Version); PB90-274291/CCE 100
ATSDR - (See Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry)
AUDITS - (See also Interagency Agreements)
Audits and the Superfund Program Manager; PB90-272717/CCE 63
Debarment and Suspension; PB90-272527/CCE 18
Involvement of Superfund Program Managers in Superfund Response Agreement Audits;
PB90-24931/CCE 64
B
BIBLIOGRAPHIES
Bibliography of Federal Reports and Publications Describing Alternative and
Innovative Treatment Technologies for Corrective Action and Site Remediation;
PB91-921293/CCE 88
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response: Available Guidance;
PB91-921337/CCE 79
BIOREMEDIATION- (Seealso Section5,Abstracts: Technology)
Emerging Technologies: Bio-Recovery Systems Removal and Recovery of Metal Ions
from Ground Water; PB90-252594/CCE 91
Appendices; PB90-252602/CCE 91
Enhanced Bioremediation Utilizing Hydrogen Peroxide as a Supplemental Source of
Oxygen: A Laboratory and Field Study; PB90-183435/CCE 108
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Subject
Page
Innovative Technology: Slurry Phase Biodegradation; PB90-274200/CCE 97
Use of Office of Research and Development's Bioremediation Expertise in Superfund
Removal Program; PB90-249798/CCE 9g
CAPACITY ASSURANCE
Assurance of Hazardous Waste Capacity: Guidance to State Officials; PB91-214171/CCE 22
CERCLA Waste Capacity Assurance; PB90-274507/CCE 63
CASE DEVELOPMENT - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - PRP Search, Notification
and Information, Litigation Support - Case Management)
Assessment of Tentatively Identified Compounds in Superfund Samples-
PB90-253816/CCE '
PRP Search Supplemental Guidance for Sites in the Superfund Remedial Program-
PB91-139162/CCE
Superfund Engineering Issue: Treatment of Lead Contaminated Soils-
PB91-921291/CCE
An Analysis of State Superfund Programs: 50-State Study: 1990 Update-
PB91-921259/CCE
.88
Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies: Domestic and
International; PB90-183799/CCE 89
Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies: Domestic and
International. Atlanta, Georgia, June 19-21,1989. Abstract Proceedings-
PB90-268509/CCE
89
Innovative Operational Treatment Technologies for Applications to Superfund Sites-
Nine Case Studies; PB90-202656/CCE 96
Interim Guidance on Notice Letters, Negotiations, and Information Exchange-
PB91-139253/CCE
.32
.34
.109
Superfund Treatability Clearinghouse Abstracts; PB90-119751/CCE 109
Synopses of Federal Demonstrations of Innovative Site Remediation Technologies-
PB91-921284/CCE 6 '
.98
Transmittal of Guidance on Use and Enforcement of CERCLA Information Requests
and Administrative Subpoenas; PB91-139170/CCE 35
Transmittal of Model Consent Decree for CERCLA Section 104(e) Information Request
Enforcement Actions; PB91-193417/CCE 35
CASE STUDIES - (See also Section 5, Abstracts : Enforcement (CERCLA) - PRP Search, Notification, and
Information, Litigation Support — Case Management)
.59
Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies: Domestic and
International; PB90-183799/CCE 89
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Subject
Page
Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies: Domestic and
International. Atlanta, Georgia, June 19-21,1989. Abstract Proceedings;
PB90-268509/CCE
.89
11
12
Innovative Operational Treatment Technologies for Applications to Superfund Sites:
Nine Case Studies; PB90-202656/CCE 96
Superfund Treatability Clearinghouse Abstracts; PB90-119751/CCE 109
Synopses of Federal Demonstrations of Innovative Site Remediation Technologies;
PB91-921284/CCE 98
CERCLA/RCRA INTERFACE - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA); Enforcement (RCRA);
Administration and Management)
A Guide to the Delisting of RCRA Wastes for Superfund Remedial Responses;
PB90-274374/CCE 17
Analysis of Treatability Data for Soil and Debris: Evaluation of Land Ban Impact on Use
of Superfund Treatment Technologies *; PB90-258476/CCE
Applicability of Land Disposal Restrictions to RCRA & CERCLA Ground Water Treatment
Reinjection, Superfund Management *; PB91-921332/CCE
ARARs Qs & As: Compliance with the Toxicity Characteristics Rule: Part 1 *;
PB90-273814/CCE 12
CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual: RCRA (Resource Conservation and
Recovery Act) ARARs (Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate Requirements) -
Focus on Closure Requirements *; PB90-274259/CCE 14
CERCLA Compliance with the RCRA Toxicity Characteristics (TC) Rule: Part 2 *;
PB91-921309/CCE 17
CERCLA Off-Site Policy: Eligibility of Facilities in Assessment Monitoring *;
PB90-249632/CCE 14
CERCLA Off-Site Policy: Providing Notice to Facilities * ; PB90-249624/CCE 14
Consideration of RCRA Requirements hi Performing CERCLA Responses at Mining
Waste Sites *; PB91-214205/CCE 14
Model Litigation Report for CERCLA Sections 106 and 107 and RCRA Section 7003;
PB91-139451/CCE 42
Off-Site Policy RFA or Equivalent Investigation Requirement at RCRA Treatment and
Storage Facilities; PB91-139295/CCE
Policy for Superfund Compliance with the RCRA Land Disposal Restrictions *;
PB90-249640/CCE 15
RCRA/CERCLA Case Management Handbook; PB91-139535/CCE 44
RCRA TSD and Emergency Response Without Regard to Location;
PB91-921340/CCE 79
34
33
Revised Procedures for Implementing Off-Site Response Actions; PB91-139287/CCE ..
Superfund LDR Guide #1: Overview of RCRA Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) *;
PB90-274325/CCE
.15
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Subject
Page
Superfund LDR Guide #10: Guide to Obtaining No Migration Variances for
CERCLA Remedial Actions *; PB91-921367/CCE 17
Superfund LDR Guide #3: Treatment Standards and Minimum Technology
Requirements Under Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) *; PB90-274341/CCE 16
Superfund LDR Guide #4: Complying with the Hammer Restrictions Under
Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) *; PB90-274358/CCE 16
Superfund LDR Guide #7: Determining When Land Disposal Restrictions (LDR)
are Relevant and Appropriate to CERCLA Response Actions *;
PB91-214122/CCE 17
Superfund LDR Guide #8: Compliance with Third Third Requirements Under
the LDRs *; PB91-921313/CCE 17
Superfund LDR Guide to RCRA Management Requirements for Mineral Processing
Wastes *; PB91-921318/CCE 17
Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites and RCRA Corrective Actions;
PB91-921339/CCE 79
CERCLA SPMS - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA))
CERCLIS
CERCLIS Data Handling Support Policy Statement; PB90-258328/CCE 20
CERCLIS Listing *; PB91-921348/CCE 86
CIVIL ENFORCEMENT - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Litigation Support: Penalties)
Entry and Continued Access Under CERCLA; PB91-138867/CCE 46
Expanded Civil Judicial Referral Procedures; PB91-139766/CCE 46
Expansion of Direct Referral of Cases to the Department of Justice; PB91-139790/CCE 46
Final EPA Policy on the Inclusion of Environmental Auditing Provisions in Enforcement Settlements-
PB91-139782/CCE ' 46
Final Penalty Policy for Sections 302,303,304,311, and 312 of the Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-Know Act and Section 103 of CERCLA; PB91-139634/CCE 45
Guidance on CERCLA Section 106 Judicial Actions; PB91-139428/CCE 41
Model Litigation Report for CERCLA Sections 106 and 107 and RCRA Section 7003; PB91-139451/CCE 42
CLEAN AIR ACT - (See also Air, Air Emission, Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate Requirements (ARARS),
and Section 5, Abstracts: Technology - Selected Technologies)
Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Development of Example Procedures for
Evaluating the Ah- Impacts of Soil Excavation Associated with Superfund Remedial Actions (Final
Report); PB90-255662/CCE 100
Contingency Plans at Superfund Sites Using Air Monitoring; PB91-102129/CCE 99
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Subject
Page
CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual:
Parti: ( Interim Final) * ; PB90-272535/CCE ,.. 13
Part 2: Clean Air Act and Other Environmental Statutes and State Requirements * ; *
PB90-148461/CCE 13
Summary of Part 2: CAA, TSCA, and Other Statutes * ; PB90-272550/CCE 14
Control of Air Emissions From Superfund Air Strippers at Superfund Ground Water Sites;
PB90-272667/CCE 103
CLOSE-OUT- (See also Section5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Litigation Support: Cost Recovery)
Guidance on Documenting Decisions Not to Task Cost Recovery Actions;
PB91-139048/CCE 5 37
CLP - (See Contract Laboratory Programs)
COMMUNITY RELATIONS - (See Community Relations Plan, a nd Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA)
— Program Implementation: Community Relations; Public Participation — Community Relations)
COMMUNITY RELATIONS PLAN - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Public Participation)
Final Penalty Policy for Sections 302,303,304,311, and 312 of the Emergency Planning
and Community Right-to-Know Act and Section 103 of CERCLA;
PB91-139634/CCE ., 45
Role of Community Interviews in the Development of a Community Relations
Program for Remedial Response *; PB90-273756/CCE 62
Conducting Remedial Investigations/Feasibility Studies for CERCLA Municipal
Landfill Sites * ; PB91-921205/CCE 67
COMPREHENSIVE SITE PLANNING- (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA))
CONFERENCES AND SYMPOSIA
Remedial Action, Treatment, and Disposal of Hazardous Waste; Proceedings of the
Annual RREL Hazardous Waste Research Symposium (16th), Cincinnati, Ohio,
April 3-5,1990; PB91-148379/CCE 98
Workshop on Innovative Technologies for Treatment of Contaminated Sediments.
Cincinnati, Ohio, June 13-14,1990. Summary Report; PB91-148296/CCE 99
CONFLICT OF INTEREST
OERR Organizational Conflict of Interest Review & Approval Program
(Superfund Management Review: Recommendation No. 46C); PB91-214957/CCE 20
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Subject
Page
CONSENT ORDERS - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Litigation Support)
Guidance on Drafting Consent Decrees in Hazardous Waste Cases-
PB91-139345/CCE • 41
Guidance on the Use of Stipulated Penalties in Hazardous Waste Consent Decrees-
PB91-139360/CCE 42
CONTINUOUS RELEASE - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Removal Action - Emergency Response)
Assessing Reports of Continuous Releases of Hazardous Substances; A Guide for EPA
Regions *; PB91-921315/CCE 78
Continuous Release Emergency Response Notification System; PB91-509935/CCE 78
Continuous Release Emergency Response Notification System and Priority Assessment
Model; Model Documentation * ;PB91-921261/CCE 73
Continuous Release Emergency Response Notification System and Priority Assessment
Model; User's Manual for EPA Regions *; PB91-921262/CCE 78
Continuous Release Emergency Response Notification System: User's Manual for
Industry *; PB91-921287/CCE 78
Reporting Requirements for Continuous Releases of Hazardous Substances; A Guide
for Facilities and Vessels on Compliance *; PB91-921263/CCE 78
CONTRACT LABORATORY PROGRAMS (CLP) - (See also Data Bases, Data Quality, and Section 5, Abstracts:
Analytical Services)
Guidelines for Effective Management of the Contract Laboratory Program,
Parti: Contract Award; Part 2: Contract Administration *•
PB90-191545/CCE 28
Sampler's Guide to the Contract Laboratory Program; PB91-921330/CCE 29
User's Guide to the Contract Laboratory Program *; PB91-921278/CCE 29
CONTRACT MANAGEMENT - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Administration and Management; Enforcement
(CERCLA) — Program Management: Contracts)
Emergency Response Cleanup Services Contracts (ERCS): User's Manual *•
PB90-191966/CCE 73
Site-Specific Contracting for Removals; PB91-215053/CCE 75
Technical Assistance Team (TAT) Users' Manual September 1987 (Revised July 1989)-
PB91-214163/CCE ' 76
Guidelines for Effective Management of the Contract Laboratory Program, Part 1:
Contract Award; Part 2: Contract Administration *; PB90-191545/CCE 28
USAGE Pre-placed and Rapid Response Contracts; PB90-273889/CCE 71
Vendor Information Form, To Be Completed for Participation in the : Vendor
Information System for Innovative Technologies (VISITT); PB91-9211289/CCE 98
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Subject
Page
CORRECTIVE ACTION - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA) - Program Implementation:
Corrective Action)
COST RECOVERY - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Litigation Support)
Revision of CERCLA Judicial Settlement Authorities Under Delegations
14-13-Bandl4-14-E;PB91-138818/CCE 31
CWA- (See Clean Water Act)
D
DATA QUALITY - (See also Contract Laboratory Program, Databases, and Section 5, Abstracts:
Analytical Services)
Cost Recovery Actions/Statute of Limitations; PB91-138982/CCE 36
Guidance for Data Usability in Risk Assessment (Fact Sheet); PB91-921312/CCE 82
Guidance on Applying the Data Quality Objectives Process for Ambient Air
Monitoring Around Superfund Sites:
Stages 1 and 2; PB90-204603/CCE 101
Stage3;PB90-204611/CCE 101
DATABASES - (See also Contract Laboratory Program, Data Quality, and Section 5, Abstracts: Analytical
Services)
Accessing Federal Data Bases for Contaminated Site Clean-Up Technologies;
PB91-921288/CCE 88
CERCLIS (Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability
Information System) Site Location Extract; PB91-591310/CCE 86
CERCLIS Data Handling Support Policy Statement; PB90-258328/CCE 20
Computerized System for Performing Risk Assessments for Chemical Constituents
of Hazardous Waste; PB90-222001/CCE 82
Continuous Release Emergency Response Notification System;
PB91-509935/CCE 78
Continuous Release Emergency Response Notification System: User's Manual
for Industry * ; PB91-921287/CCE 78
Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening System (ICCSS) Software (for
Microcomputers); PB90-213836/CCE 28
Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening System (ICCSS) Software Manual
(for Microcomputers); PB90-591700/CCE 28
Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS) (for IBM PC/AT Microcomputers);
PB90-591330/CCE 83
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Subject
Page
Organic Contract Compliance Screening System (OCCSS) Software (for
Microcomputers); PB90-591690/CCE 28
PA-Score Software; User's Manual and Tutorial: Version 1.0; PB92-500032/CCE 85
Removal Cost Management System: Version 3.2; PB90-272691/CCE 75
Required Use of the Removal Cost Management System for all Removal Actions-
PB91-214288/CCE 75
Superfund Automated Records of Decision System (RODS): User Manual-
PB90-193004/CCE 72
Superfund Risk Assessment Information Directory; PB87-188918/CCE 84
The Emergency Response Notification System (Brochure); PB90-249715/CCE 73
DE MINIMIS SETTLEMENT - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Litigation Support)
Interim Guidance on Settlements with De Minimis Waste Contributors Under
Section 122 (g) of SARA; PB91-139196/CCE 32
Interim Model CERCLA Section 122(g)(4) De Minimis Waste Contributor Consent
Decree and Administrative Order on Consent; PB91-139204/CCE 32
Landowner Liability Under Section 107(a)(l) of CERCLA, De Minimis Settlement
Under 122(g) (1) (B) of CERCLA, and Settlements with Prospective Purchasers;
PB91-139444/CCE 42
Methodologies for Implementation of CERCLA Section 122(g) (1) (A) De Minimis
Waste Contributor Settlements; PB91-139212/CCE 33
Redelegation of Civil Judicial Settlement Authorities; PB91-138834/CCE 31
Summary of "Guidance on Landowner Liability under Section 107 (a) (1) of CERCLA,
De Minimis Settlements under Section 122 (g) (1) (b) of CERCLA, and
Settlements with Prospective Purchasers of Contaminated Property";
PB91-228288/CCE „ 44
Summary of "Methodologies for Implementation of CERCLA Section 122 (g) (1) (a)
De Minimis Waste Contributor Settlements"; PB91-227959/CCE 35
Waiver of Concurrence on De Minimis Generator Settlements; PB91-138826/CCE 31
DEBRIS - (See also Sludge, Soil, Soil Contamination, and Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA) - Treatment,
Storage, and Disposal: Land Disposal Restrictions; Technology - Selected Technologies)
Analysis of Treatability Data for Soil and Debris: Evaluation of Land Ban Impact
on Use of Superfund Treatment Technologies * ; PB90-258476/CCE 11
Land Disposal Restrictions as Relevant and Appropriate Requirements for CERCLA
Contaminated Soil and Debris * ; PB91-214973/CCE 15
Superfund LDR Guide #6A (Second Edition): Obtaining a Soil and Debris Treatability
Variance for Remedial Actions * ; PB91-921327/CCE 16
Superfund LDR Guide #6B: Obtaining a Soil and Debris Treatability Variance for
Removal Actions *; PB91-921310/CCE 16
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Subject
Page
DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY - (See also State and Local Programs, and Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement
(CERCLA) — Program Management; Public Participation — State and Local Involvement)
Delegation of Remedy Selection to Regions; PB90-249566/CCE 20
Delegations of Authority Under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (FWPCA)
Which are Applicable to the Superfund Program *; PB90-249574/CCE 14
Re-delegation of Authority Under CERCLA and SARA; PB90-249582/CCE 21
Redelegation of Civil Judicial Settlement Authorities; PB91-138834/CCE 31
RI/FS Improvements; PB90-272642/CCE 69
Waiver of Concurrence on De Minimis Generator Settlements; PB91-138826/CCE 31
DELISTING
Procedures for Completion and Deletion of National Priorities List Sites and
Update; PB90-274556/CCE 86
DIRECTORIES - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Administration and Management)
CERCLIS (Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and
Liability Information System) Site Location Extract; PB91-591310/CCE 86
Directory of EPA/State Contacts by Specialty; PB90-249749/CCE 63
National On-Scene Coordinator Directory; PB91-921279/CCE 80
Superfund Risk Assessment Information Directory; PB87-188918/CCE 84
Superfund Treatment Technologies: A Vendor List; PB87-184578/CCE 89
Technical Support Services for Superfund Site Remediation, Second Edition;
PB91-921285/CCE 90
DOCUMENT CONTROL - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Litigation Support)
Compendium of CERCLA Response Selection Guidance Documents;
PB91-139139/CCE 39
Cost Recovery Actions Under CERCLA; PB91-138966/CCE 36
Guidance for Organizing ARCS Contract Files; PB91-215020/CCE 18
Guidelines for Producing Superfund Documents; PB90-249475/CCE 20
Model Program for Removal Site File Management; PB91-214247/CCE 74
Summary of "Guidance on Documenting Decisions Not To Task Cost Recovery Actions;"
PB91-228338/CCE 38
DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS - (See also Document Control, and Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement
(CERCLA) - Litigation Support)
Guidance on CERCLA 106(a) Unilateral Administrative Orders for Remedial
Designs and Remedial Actions: PB91-139089/CCE 39
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Subject
Page
Guidance on Preparing and Releasing Waste-in Lists and Volumetric Rankings
for Information Release Under CERCLA Section 122(e); PB91-187005/CCE 41
Procedures for Documenting Costs for CERCLA Section 38; PB91-138958/CCE 38
PRP Search Supplemental Guidance for Sites in the Superfund Remedial Program;
PB91-139162/CCE 34
Reporting and Exchange of Information on State Enforcement Actions at National
Priorities List Sites; PB91-138883/CCE 48
DRINKING WATER SUPPLY - (See also Ground Water, Safe Drinking Water Act, Surface Water, and Section 5,
Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA) - Treatment, Storage, and Disposal; Technology - Selected Technologies)
ARARs Qs & As: Compliance with New SDWA National Primary Drinking Water
Regulations for Organic and Inorganic Chemicals *; PB91-921363/CCE 11
ARARs Qs and As: State Ground Water Anti-degradation Issues;
PB91-921311/CCE 12
CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual: CERCLA Compliance with
the Clean Water Act (CWA) and the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) *•
PB90-273806/CCE 12
Enforcement Strategy and Procedures for the "Interim Prohibition" Section 9003(g) of
the Safe Drinking Water Act (SWDA); PB91-140145/CCE 57
Guidance Document For Providing Alternative Water Supplies *; PB89-167969/CCE 74
DRUG LABORATORIES
Guidelines for the Cleanup of Clandestine Drug Laboratories; PB90-272709/CCE 74
Joint Federal Task Force on Clandestine (Illegal) Drug Laboratories; PB91-125989/CCE 74
E
EMERGENCY RESPONSE - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Removal Action; Enforcement (CERCLA) -
Litigation Support)
Arbitration Procedures for Small Superfund Cost Recovery Claims; PB91-139071/CCE 36
Issuance of Administrative Orders for Immediate Removal Actions; PB91-139105/CCE 39
Pilot Study on International Information Exchange on Dioxins and Related
Compounds: Inventory of Regulations/Statutes Concerning Dioxins and
Related Compounds; PB91-125799/CCE 109
Reimbursement to Local Governments for Emergency Response to Hazardous Substance
Releases; PB90-274234/CCE 75
Technical Assistance Team (TAT) Users' Manual September 1987 (Revised July 1989);
PB91-214163/CCE _76
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Endangerment — Feasibility
Subject
Page
ENDANGERMENT ASSESSMENT - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Remedial Action; Site Assessment; Risk
Assessment and Risk Management)
Endangerment Assessment Guidance; PB91-139675/CCE 49
Endangerment Assessment Handbook; PB91-139683/CCE 49
ENFORCEMENT - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA); Enforcement (RCRA); Federal Facilities
Enforcement)
EPA Oversight of Remedial Designs and Remedial Actions Performed by PRPs;
PB91-921357/CCE 70
Guidance on EPA Oversight of Remedial Designs and Remedial Actions Performed by
Potentially Responsible Parties; Interim Final *; PB90-249707/CCE 71
ENTRY AND ACCESS - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Program Implementation: Entry
and Access)
ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Administration and Management)
ENVIRONMENTAL PRIORITIES INITIATIVE - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA) - Program
Implementation: Environmental Priorities Initiative)
FATE AND TRANSPORT
A New Approach and Methodologies for Characterizing the Hydrogeologic
Properties of Aquifers; PB90-187063/CCE 105
Assessing the Geochemical Fate of Deep-Well-Injected Hazardous Waste:
A Reference Guide; PB91-145706/CCE 95
Basic Concepts of Contaminant Sorption at Hazardous Waste Sites;
PB91-191007/CCE 102
Basics of Pump-and-Treat Ground Water Remediation Technology * ;
PB90-274549/CCE 102
Colloidal-Facilitated Transport of Inorganic Contaminants in Ground Water:
Part 1 Sampling Considerations; PB91-168419/CCE 102
Laboratory Investigation of Residual Liquid Organics From Spills, Leaks and the
Disposal of Hazardous Wastes in Ground Water; PB90-235797/CCE 105
Leachate Plume Management; PB86-122330/CCE 105
Subsurface Contamination Reference Guide * ; PB91-921292/CCE 106
Suggested ROD Language for Various Ground Water Remediation Options;
PB91-921325/CCE 106
FEASIBILITY STUDIES - (See Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Studies)
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FEDERAL FACILITIES - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Federal Facilities Enforcement)
Regional Oversight of Federal Facility Clean-ups Under CERCLA; PB91-138875/CCE 47
FEDERAL LAW - (See also Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate Requirements (ARARS))
ARARs Qs & As: Compliance with New SDWA National Primary DrinkingWater
Regulations for Organic and Inorganic Chemicals * ; PB91-921363/CCE 11
ARARs Qs and As: General Policy, RCRA, CWA, SDWA, Post ROD Information and
Contingency Waivers * ; PB91-921341/CCE 12
CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual:
Part 1 (Interim Final) * ; PB90-272535/CCE 13
Part 2: Clean Air Act and Other Environmental Statutes and State Requirements *;
PB90-148461/CCE 13
CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual:
Summary of Part 2: CCA, TSCA, and Other Statutes * ; PB90-272550/CCE 14
CERCLA Compliance with State Requirements * ; PB90-272543/CCE 13
CERCLA Compliance with the Clean Water Act (CWA) and the Safe Drinking
Water Act (SDWA) * ; PB90-273806/CCE 12
Overview of Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate Requirements (ARARs) -
Focus on ARAR Waivers * ; PB90-273798/CCE 13
Guide to Manual * ; PB90-274242/CCE 13
RCRA (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act) ARARs (Applicable or Relevant
and Appropriate Requirements) - Focus on Closure Requirements * ;
PB90-274259/CCE 14
CERCLA Off-Site Policy: Eligibility of Facilities in Assessment Monitoring * ;
PB90-249632/CCE 14
Consideration of RCRA Requirements in Performing CERCLA Responses at Mining
Waste Sites * ; PB91-214205/CCE 14
Delegations of Authority Under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (FWPCA)
Which are Applicable to the Superfund Program * ; PB90-249574/CCE 14
Guidance on Federal Superfund Liens; PB91-139055/CCE 37
Update on Implementation of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (February 1991, Intermittent Bulletin:
Volume 1, No. 1; PB91-921370/CCE 77
Volumel,No.2;PB91-921371/CCE 77
Volumel,No.3;PB91-921372/CCE 77
FIELD ACTIVITIES - (See also Remedial, Removal, Worker Health and Safety)
Establishing Work Zones at Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites;
PB91-921342/CCE 78
Field Screening Methods Catalog — User's Guide; PB89-134159/CCE 85
Field Standard Operating Procedures For Air Surveillance (F.S.O.P. #8);
PB91-213843/CCE 81
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HAZMAT Team Planning Guidance * ; PB90-274523/CCE 79
Survey of Materials-Handling Technologies Used at Hazardous Waste Sites;
PB91-921283/CCE 110
FIELD OPERATIONS AND SAFETY PROCEDURES - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Removal Action)
FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY - (See Funding and Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA) - Treatment,
Storage/ and Disposal)
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA)
Releasing Identities of Potentially Responsible Parties in Response to FOIA Requests;
PB91-139147/CCE 34
FUNDING - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Program Management)
A Guide to Developing Action Memorandums; PB91-921317/CCE 74
Audits and the Superfund Program Manager; PB90-272717/CCE 63
Authority to Use CERCLA to Provide Enforcement Funding Assistance to States;
PB91-138909/CCE 47
Consent Orders and the Reimbursement Provision Under Section 106 (b) of CERCLA;
PB91-139113/CCE 39
EPA/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Payment Process, Direct Site Revised
Reimbursement Methods; PB91-921347/CCE 20
Establishing a Construction Pipeline; PB91-214189/CCE 21
Exemptions from the Statutory Limits on Removal Actions; PB91-921304/CCE 73
Authority to Use CERCLA to Provide Enforcement Funding Assistance to States; PB91-138909/CCE 47
Final Guidance on Implementation of the "Consistency" Exemption to the Statutory Limits on Removal
Actions *;PB90-274465/CCE .'. 73
Funding of State Enforcement Related Activities; PB91-138891/CCE 47
Guidance on Documenting Decisions Not to Task Cost Recovery Actions; PB91-139048/CCE 37
Guidance on Federal Superfund Liens; PB91-139055/CCE 37
Guidance on Premium Payments in CERCLA Settlements; PB91-139410/CCE 41
Guidance on the Use of Stipulated Penalties in Hazardous Waste Consent Decrees; PB91-139360/CCE 42
Guidance Regarding CERCLA Enforcement Against Bankrupt Policies; PB91-139014/CCE 37
Evaluating Mixed Funding Settlements Under CERCLA; PB91-139238/CCE 32
Interim Policy on Mixed Funding Settlements Involving the Preauthorization of States or Political
Subdivisions; PB91-139246/CCE 32
Policy on Recovering Indirect Cost in CERCLA Section 107 Cost Recovery Actions; PB91-138990/CCE 37
Procedures for Documenting Costs for CERCLA Section 107 Actions; PB91-138958/CCE 38
Procurement Under Pre-Authorization/Mixed Funding; PB90-249525/CCE 66
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Real Estate Acquisition Procedures for USAGE Projects; PB91-921355/CCE 71
Reimbursement to Local Governments for Emergency Response to Hazardous Substance Releases;
PB90-274234/CCE 75
Remedial Action Costing Procedures Manual; PB88-113691/CCE 71
Removal Cost Management System: Version 3.2; PB90-272691/CCE 75
Required Use of the Removal Cost Management System for all Removal Actions; PB91-214288/CCE 75
Revised Hazardous Waste Bankruptcy Guidance; PB91-139022/CCE 38
RI/FS Improvements; PB90-272642/CCE 69
Scoper's Notes: A Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study (RI/FS) Costing Guide; PB90-258369/CCE 70
Small Cost Recovery Referrals; PB91-139006/CCE 38
Superfund Cost Recovery Strategy; PB91-139063/CCE 38
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Assistance to the Superfund Program; PB91-921319/CCE 71
GENERAL - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Administration and Management; Enforcement (CERCLA); Enforcement
(CERCLA) — Program Management; Enforcement (RCRA) - Program Management; Remedial Action; Removal
Action; Site Assessment; Technology)
GROUND WATER - (See also Drinking Water Supply, Surface Water, and Section 5, Abstracts: Technology -
Selected Technologies; Enforcement (RCRA) - Treatment, Storage, and Disposal - Ground Water)
A Guide to Pump and Treat Ground Water Remediation Technology; PB91-921356/CCE 104
Accuracy of Depth to Water Measurements; PB90-149840/CCE 102
Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Comparisons of Air Stripper Simulations
and Field Performance Data (Final Report); PB90-207317/CCE 102
Applicability of Land Disposal Restrictions to RCRA & CERCLA Ground Water Treatment
Reinjection, Superfund Management *; PB91-921332/CCE 12
ARARs Qs & As: Compliance with Federal Water Quality Criteria *; PB90-274267/CCE 11
ARARs Qs and As: State Ground Water Anti-degradation Issues *; PB91-921311/CCE 12
Basic Concepts of Contaminant Sorption at Hazardous Waste Sites; PB91-191007/CCE 102
Basics of Pump-and-Treat Ground Water Remediation Technology *; PB90-274549/CCE 102
CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual: CERCLA Compliance with the Clean Water Act
(CWA) and the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) *; PB90-273806/CCE 12
Colloidal-Facilitated Transport of Inorganic Contaminants in Ground Water: Part 1 Sampling
Considerations; PB91-168419/CCE 102
Determining Soil Response Action Levels Based on Potential Contaminant Migration to Ground
Water: A Compendium of Examples; PB90-183575/CCE 103
Emerging Technologies: Bio-Recovery Systems Removal and Recovery of Metal Ions from Ground
Water; PB90-252594/CCE 91
Appendices; PB90-252602/CCE 91
Facilitated Transport; PB91-133256/CCE 104
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H
Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies: Domestic and International
Atlanta, Georgia, June 19-21,1989. Abstract Proceedings; PB90-183799/CCE 89
Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies: Domestic and International;
PB90-268509/CCE 89
Ground Water Modeling: An Overview and Status Report; PB89-224497/CCE 104
Guide on Remedial Actions for Contaminated Ground Water; PB90-272576/CCE 104
Guide on Remedial Actions for Contaminated Ground Water; PB91-921356/CCE 104
Laboratory Investigation of Residual Liquid Organics From Spills, Leaks and the Disposal of
Hazardous Wastes in Ground Water; PB90-235797/CCE 105
ORD Ground Water Research Plan: Strategy for 1991 and Beyond; PB91-145482/CCE 105
Part B Permit Applications with Insufficient Ground Water Monitoring Data; PB91-140020/CCE 54
Remediation Completed: But is the Ground Water Meeting the Safe Drinking Water Act
Requirements?; PB90-262999/CCE 105
SITE Program Demonstration of the Ultrox International Ultraviolet Radiation/Oxidation
Technology; PB90-198177/CCE 91
Subsurface Contamination Reference Guide *; PB91-921292/CCE 106
Suggested ROD Language for Various Ground Water Remediation Options; PB91-921325/CCE 106
Superfund Ground Water Issue: Ground Water Sampling for Metals Analysis; PB91-133249/CCE 104
Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test Terra Vac In Situ Vacuum
Extraction System:
Volume 1; PB89-192025/CCE 95
Volume 2; PB89-192033/CCE 95
Terra Vac In Situ Vacuum Extraction System: Applications Analysis Report; PB90-119744/CCE 95
Toxic Treatments, In Situ Steam/Hot-Air Stripping Technology: Applications Analysis
Report; PB91-181768/CCE 95
ULTROX International Ultraviolet Radiation/Oxidation Technology Applications Analysis
Report; PB91-129759/CCE 95
HAZARD RANKING SYSTEM (HRS) - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Site Assessment - National Priorities Listing
Process)
HEALTH AND HUMAN EXPOSURE - (See also Worker Health, and Safety, and Section 5, Abstracts: Risk
Assessment and Risk Management)
Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Contingency Plans at Superfund Sites Using
Air Monitoring; PB91-102129/CCE 99
Chemical, Physical, and Biological Properties of Compounds Properties of Compounds Present at
Hazardous Waste Sites; PB89-132203/CCE 49
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Computerized System for Performing Risk Assessments for Chemical Constituents of Hazardous
Waste; PB90-222001/CCE 82
Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables, Fourth Quarter FY90; PB90-921100/CCE 82
Human Health Evaluation Manual, Supplemental Guidance Standard Default Exposure Factors *;
PB91-921314/CCE 84
Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS) (for IBM PC/AT Microcomputers); PB90-591330/CCE 83
Interim Guidance on Establishing Soil Lead Cleanup Levels at Superfund Sites; PB91-921352/CCE 83
Quantifying Effects in Ecological Site Assessments: Biological and Statistical Considerations;
PB91-129189/CCE 83
Review and Evaluation of Area Source Dispersion Algorithms for Emission Sources at Superfund Sites
(Final Report); PB90-142753/CCE 101
Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund, Volume 1: Human Health Evaluation Manual, Part A;
PB90-273830/CCE 83
Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund:
Volume 1: Human Health Evaluation Manual, Part A, Interim Final *; PB90-155581/CCE 83
Volume 2: Environmental Evaluation Manual, Interim Final *; PB90-155599/CCE 84
Risk Assessment in Superfund: A Primer; PB91-214197/CCE 84
Superfund Exposure Assessment Manual *; PB89-135859/CCE 84
I
IN SITU - (See On-Site Technologies)
INCINERATION - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Technology: Selected Technologies)
American Combustion Pyretron Destruction System: Applications Analysis Report;
PB90-258427/CCE 90
Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies: Domestic and International.
Atlanta, Georgia, June 19-21,1989. Abstract Proceedings; PB90-183799/CCE 89
Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies: Domestic and International;
PB90-268509/CCE 89
Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test of the Shirco Pilot Infrared
Incinerator System, Volume 1: Summary of Review; PB89-167902/CCE 94
INDIAN LANDS
Hazardous Waste Releases on Indian Land; Beginning the Superfund Process; PB91-228205/CCE 63
Indian Tribal Involvement in the Superfund Program; PB90-273947/CCE 64
Revised Interim Final Guidance on Indian Involvement in the Superfund Program;
PB90-249723/CCE 64
State and Local Involvement in the Superfund Program; PB90-273939/CCE 64
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INJECTION
Assessing the Geochemical Fate of Deep-Well-Injected Hazardous Waste: A Reference Guide;
PB91-145706/CCE 95
INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Technology - Innovative
Technologies, SITE Program)
Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening System (ICCSS) Software (for Microcomputers);
PB90-213836/CCE 28
Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening System (ICCSS) Software Manual (for Microcomputers);
PB90-591700/CCE 28
INSPECTION AND INFORMATION GATHERING - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA))
INSURANCE AND INDEMNIFICATION
EPA Interim Guidance on Indemnification of Superfund Response Action Contractors Under
Section 199 of SARA; PB91-139402/CCE 40
Procedural Guidance on Treatment of Insurers Under CERCLA; PB91-139188/CCE 34
INTERAGENCY AGREEMENTS - (See also Audits, and Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) -
Program Implementation: State Enforcement)
Audits and the Superfund Program Manager; PB90-272717/CCE..... 63
Coordination of EPA and State Actions in Cost Recovery; PB91-138974/CCE 36
EPA/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Payment Process, Direct Site Revised Reimbursement
Methods; PB90-273897/CCE 20
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Assistance to the Superfund Program; PB91-921319/CCE 71
INTERIM STATUS - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA) - Treatment, Storage, and Disposal: Interim
Status)
INTERNAL POLICIES AND PROCEDURES - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Administration and Management)
INTERNATIONAL
Assessment of International Technologies for Superfund Applications: Technology Review and
Trip Results; PB90-106428/CCE 88
Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies Domestic and International.
Atlanta, Georgia, June 19-21,1989; PB90-183799/CCE 89
Abstract Proceedings; PB-138891/CCE 89
International Waste Technologies/Geo-Con In Situ Stabilization/Solidification: Applications
Analysis Report; PB90-269085/CCE 91
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LAND DISPOSAL - (See also CERCLA/RCRA Interface, and Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement
(RCRA) — Treatment, Storage, and Disposal)
Conducting Remedial Investigations/Feasibility Studies for CERCLA Municipal Landfill Sites*;
PB91-921205/CCE -. 67
Covers for Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites; PB87-119483/CCE 107
Policy for Managing Leachate at PCB Landfills; PB91-139907/CCE 55
Streamlining the RI/FS for CERCLA Municipal Landfill Sites; PB91-921301/CCE 70
LAND DISPOSAL RESTRICTIONS (LDR) - (See also Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate
Requirements, and Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA) — Treatment, Storage, and Disposal)
A Guide to the Delisting of RCRA Wastes for Superfund Remedial Responses *;
PB90-274374/CCE ,...17
Applicability of Land Disposal Restrictions to RCRA & CERCLA Ground Water Treatment
Reinjection, Superfund Management *; PB91-921332/CCE 12
CERCLA Compliance with the RCRA Toxicity Characteristics (TC) Rule *; PB91-921309/CCE 17
Enforcement Strategy for the Land Disposal Restriction First Third Rule; PB91-140079/CCE 50
Policy for Superfund .Compliance with the RCRA Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) *;
PB90-249640/CCE 15
Superfund LDR Guide #1: Overview of RCRA Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) *;
PB90-274325/CCE 15
Superfund LDR Guide #10: Guide to Obtaining No Migration Variances for CERCLA
Remedial Actions *; PB91-921367/CCE 17
Superfund LDR Guide #2: Complying with the California List Restrictions Under Land
Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) *; PB90-274333/CCE 16
Superfund LDR Guide #3: Treatment Standards and Minimum Technology Requirements Under
Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) *; PB90-274341/CCE 16
Superfund LDR Guide #4: Complying with the Hammer Restrictions Under Land Disposal
Restrictions (LDRs) *; PB90-274358/CCE 16
Superfund LDR Guide #5: Determining When Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) are Applicable to
CERCLA Response Actions *; PB90-274366/CCE 16
Superfund LDR Guide #6A (Second Edition): Obtaining a Soil and Debris Treatability
Variance for Remedial Actions *; PB91-921327/CCE , 16
Superfund LDR Guide #6B: Obtaining a Soil and Debris Treatability Variance for Removal
Actions *; PB91-921310/CCE 16
Superfund LDR Guide #8: Compliance with Third Third Requirements Under the LDRs *;
PB91-921313/CCE 17
Superfund LDR Guide to RCRA Management Requirements for Mineral Processing Wastes *;
PB91-921318/CCE 17
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LOSS OF INTERIM STATUS - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA) - Treatment, Storage, and
Disposal: Loss of Interim Status)
M
MEDICAL WASTES - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA) - Waste Management and Enforcement:
Medical Wastes)
METHANE RELEASE SITES
CERCLA Removal Actions at Methane Release Sites; PB91-190850/CCE 73
MINING WASTES
CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual, Summary of Part 2: CAA, TSCA, and Other
Statutes *;PB90-272550/CCE 14
Consideration of RCRA Requirements in Performing CERCLA Responses at Mining Waste
Sites *;PB91-214205/CCE 14
Superfund LDR Guide to RCRA Management Requirements for Mineral Processing Wastes *;
PB91-921318/CCE 17
MIXED FUNDING - (See Funding)
MODELING
Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series:
Volume 1, Application of Air Pathway Analysis for Superfund Applications Interim Report
(Final); PB90-113374/CCE 99
Volume 2, Estimation of Baseline Air Emissions at Superfund Sites (Revised), Interim Report
(Final); PB90-270588/CCE 99
Volume 3, Estimation of Air Emissions from Clean-up Activities at Superfund Sites, Interim Report
(Final); PB89-180061/CCE 99
Volume 4, Procedures for Dispersion Modeling and Air Monitoring for Superfund Air Pathway
Analysis, Interim Report (Final); PB90-113382/CCE 99
Development of Example Procedures for Evaluating the Air Impacts of Soil Excavation
Associated with Superfund Remedial Actions (Final Report); PB90-255662/CCE 100
Air Stripper Design Manual (Final Report); PB91-125997/CCE 99
Emission Factors for Superfund Remediation Technologies; PB91-190975/CCE 100
Determining Soil Response Action Levels Based on Potential Contaminant Migration to Ground
Water: A Compendium of Examples; PB90-183575/CCE 103
Ground Water Issue: Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids; PB91-195974/CCE 103
Ground Water Modeling: An Overview and Status Report; PB89-224497/CCE 104
Review and Evaluation of Area Source Dispersion Algorithms for Emission Sources at Superfund
Sites (Final Report); PB90-142753/CCE 101
Suggested ROD Language for Various Ground Water Remediation Options; PB91-921325/CCE 106
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TSCREEN: A Model for Screening Toxic Air Pollutant Concentrations (User's Guide);
PB91-141820/CCE 101
User's Guide for the Fugitive Dust Model (FDM) (Final Report); PB88-236823/CCE 101
MONITORING - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA) - Treatment, Storage, and
Disposal: Part B and Permitting)
Accuracy of Depth to Water Measurements; PB90-149840/CCE 102
Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Contingency Plans at Superfund
Sites Using Air Monitoring; PB91-102129/CCE 99
Ground Water Issue: Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids; PB91-195974/CCE 103
Guidance on Applying the Data Quality Objectives Process for Ambient Air Monitoring Around
Superfund Sites:
Stages 1 and 2; PB90-204603/CCE 101
Stage3;PB90-204611/CCE 101
MUNICIPALITIES - (See also State and Local Programs, and Section 5, Abstracts: Public Participation)
Conducting Remedial Investigations/Feasibility Studies for CERCLA Municipal Landfill Sites *;
PB91-921205/CCE : 67
Interim Policy on Mixed Funding Settlements Involving the Preauthorization of States or Political
Subdivisions; PB91-139246/CCE 32
Model Information Notice Letter to Local Governments; PB91-187013/CCE 33
Municipal Settlements; PB91-139311/CCE 33
Streamlining the RI/FS for CERCLA Municipal Landfill Sites; PB91-921301/CCE 70
Summary of "Interim Policy on CERCLA Settlements Involving Municipalities and Municipal
Wastes"; PB91-228262/CCE 35
Superfund Desk Reference for Municipalities; PB91-193409/CCE 31
Superfund Enforcement Strategy and Implementation Plan; PB91-138842/CCE 31
N
NATIONAL CONTINGENCY PLAN (NCP)
CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual:
Part 1 (Interim Final) *; PB90-272535/CCE 13
Part 2: Clean Air Act and Other Environmental Statutes and State Requirements *;
PB90-148461/CCE 13
CERCLA Compliance with State Requirements *; PB90-272543/CCE 13
Overview of Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate Requirements (ARARs) — Focus on ARAR
Waivers *; PB90-273798/CCE 13
Guide to Manual *; PB90-274242/CCE 13
Procedures for Completion and Deletion of National Priorities List Sites and Update;
PB90-274556/CCE 86
The Final National Contingency Plan: New Directions for Superfund; PB90-272600/CCE 11
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NATIONAL PRIORITIES LIST - (See also Hazard Ranking System, and Section 5, Abstracts:
Administration and Management — Special Reports; Site Assessment — National Priorities Listing Process)
National Priorities List Book Set; PB91-238725/CCE 22
National Priorities List Sites:
Alabama; PB91-921209/CCE 22
Alaska; PB91-921210/CCE .-. 22
Arizona and Nevada; PB91-921211/CCE 22
Arkansas; PB91-921212/CCE 22
California; PB91-921213/CCE ; 23
Colorado; PB91-921214/CCE 23
Connecticut; PB91-921215/CCE 23
Delaware; PB91-921216/CCE 23
Florida; PB91-921217/CCE 23
Georgia; PB91-921218/CCE 23
Hawaii; PB91-921219/CCE 23
Idaho; PB91-921220/CCE 23
Illinois; PB91-921221/CCE ,. 23
Indiana; PB91-921222/CCE 23
Iowa; PB91-921223/CCE 23
Kansas; PB91-921224/CCE 23
Kentucky; PB91-921225/CCE 24
Louisiana; PB91-921226/CCE 24
Maine; PB91-921227/CCE 24
Maryland; PB91-921228/CCE 24
Massachusetts; PB91-921229/CCE 24
Michigan; PB91-921230/CCE 24
Minnesota; PB91-921231/CCE 24
Mississippi; PB91-921232/CCE 24
Missouri; PB91-921233/CCE 24
Montana; PB91-921234/CCE 24
Nebraska; PB91-921236/CCE 24
New Hampshire; PB91-921237/CCE 24
New Jersey; PB91-921235/CCE 25
New Mexico; PB91-921238/CCE 25
New York; PB91-921239/CCE 25
North Carolina; PB91-921240/CCE 25
North and South Dakota; PB91-921241/CCE 25
Ohio; PB91-921242/CCE 25
Oklahoma; PB91-921243/CCE 25
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Oregon; PB91-921244/CCE 25
Pennsylvania; PB91-921245/CCE 25
Rhode Island; PB91-921246/CCE 25
South Carolina; PB91-921247/CCE 25
Tennessee; PB91-921248/CCE 26
Texas; PB91-921249/CCE 26
Utah; PB91-921250/CCE 7.....:.. 26
Vermont; PB91-921251/CCE 26
Virginia; PB91-921252/CCE -......- 26
Washington; PB91-921253/CCE 26
West Virginia; PB91-921254/CCE 26
Wisconsin; PB91-921255/CCE 26
Wyoming; PB91-921256/CCE .T....... 26
Puerto Rico; PB91-921257/CCE 25
American Samoa, Guam; PB91-921258/CCE 27
Procedures for Completion and Deletion of National Priorities List Sites and Update;
PB90-274556/CCE 86
Site Classification Changes from Enforcement to Fund Lead; PB91-139600/CCE 30
Superfund: Focusing on the Nation at Large; a Decade of Progress at National Priorities List Sites;
PB91-921207/CCE ." 22
NATIONAL PRIORITIES LISTING PROCESS - (Set Section 5, Abstracts: Site Assessment)
g
NBARs - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Litigation Support)
NEGOTIATIONS, SETTLEMENTS, AND OVERSIGHT - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement
(CERCLA) - Litigation Support: Negotiations and Settlements)
Arbitration Procedures for Small Superfund Cost Recovery Claims; PB91-139071/CCE 36
EPA Oversight of Remedial Designs and Remedial Actions Performed by PRPs;
PB91-921357/CCE 7. 70
Guidance on EPA Oversight of Remedial Designs and Remedial Actions Performed by
Potentially Responsible Parties; Interim Final; PB90-249707/CCE 71
Releasing Guidance on Use of Alternative Dispute Resolution Techniques in Enforcement Actions;
PB91-139303/CCE , :.._.^. 34
Revised Hazardous Waste Bankruptcy Guidance; PB91-1§9022/CCE 38
Waiver of Headquarters Approval for Issuance of RD/RA Special Notice Letters at the Time of
ROD Signature from OERR and OWPE; PB91-139261/CCE 36
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NOTICE LETTERS - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - PRP Search, Notification,
and Information)
CERCLA Off-Site Policy: Providing Notice to Facilities *; PB90-249624/CCE 14
Notification of Out-of-State Shipments of Superfund Site Wastes *; PB90-272618/CCE 15
Summary of Notification of Out-of-State Shipments of Superfund Site Waste *;
PB91-228197/CCE 15
NOTIFICATION - (See also Delisting, and Section 5, Abstracts: Administration and Management — Internal
Policies and Procedures; Enforcement (CERCLA) — PRP Search, Notification, and Information)
CERCLA Community Relations Mailing Lists; PB91-139527/CCE 48
O
OFF-SITE DISPOSAL
CERCLA Off-Site Policy: Eligibility of Facilities in Assessment Monitoring *;
PB90-249632/CCE 14
CERCLA Off-Site Policy: Providing Notice to Facilities *; PB90-249624/CCE 14
Interim RCRA/CERCLA Guidance on Non-Contiguous Sites and On-Site Management of
Waste and Treatment Residue; PB90-274317/CCE 15
Management of Investigation-Derived Wastes During Site Inspections *;PB91-921331/CCE 85
Notification of Out-of-State Shipments of Superfund Site Wastes *; PB90-272618/CCE 15
Off-Site Policy RFA or Equivalent Investigation RFA or Equivalent Investigation Requirement
at RCRA Treatment and Storage Facilities; PB91-139295/CCE 33
OFF-SITE RESPONSE
Management of Investigation-Derived Wastes During Site Inspections *; PB91-921331/CCE 85
Revised Procedures for Implementing Off-Site Response Actions; PB91-139287/CCE 34
OIL SPILLS - (See also Bioremediation, Emergency Response, Public Participation, State and Local
Programs, and Section 5, Abstracts: Public Participation — State and Local Involvement; Enforcement
(RCRA) — Waste Management; Removal Action)
The Emergency Response Notification System (Brochure); PB90-249715/CCE 73
Use of Office of Research and Development's Bioremediation Expertise in Superfund
Removal Program; PB90-249798/CCE 98
On-Scene Coordinators/Remedial Project Managers Inauguration of the On-Site Coordinator
(OSQ/Remedial Project Manager (RPM) Program; PB90-274309/CCE 59
Mandatory Training Requirements for On-Scene Coordinators and Remedial Project Managers;
PB90-272584/CCE 60
Model Program for Removal Site File Management; PB91-214247/CCE 74
National On-Scene Coordinator Directory; PB91-921279/CCE 80
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Subject
Page
ON-SITE TECHNOLOGIES - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Technology - Innovative Technologies,
SITE Programs)
American Combustion Pyretron Destruction System: Applications Analysis Report-
PB90-258427/CCE „ .' 90
Development of Electro-Acoustic Soil Decontamination (BSD) for In-Situ Applications-
PB90-204728/CCE _ 90
Handbook on In Situ Treatment of Hazardous Waste-Contaminated Soils; PB90-155607/CCE 109
HAZCON Solidification Process, Douglasville, PA: Applications Analysis Report;
PB89-206031/CCE „ 91
Innovative Technology: Glycolate Dehalogenation; PB90-274226/CCE 97
Innovative Technology: In Situ Vitrification; PB90-274192/CCE 97
Interim RCRA/CERCLA Guidance on Non-Contiguous Sites and On-Site Management of
Waste and Treatment Residue *; PB90-274317/CCE 15
Inventory of Treatability Study Vendors; PB91-228395/CCE 89
Mobile Treatment Technologies for Superfund Wastes; PB87-110656/CCE 98
Policy on Management of Post-Removal Site Control; PB91-921326/CCE 75
Shirco Infrared Incineration System: Applications Analysis Report; PB89-233423/CCE 91
SITE Program Demonstration of the Ultrox International Ultraviolet Radiation/Oxidation
Technology; PB90-198177/CCE 91
Subsurface Contamination Reference Guide *; PB91-921292/CCE 106
Superfund LDR Guide #7: Determining When Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) are
Relevant and Appropriate to CERCLA Response Actions *; PB91-214122/CCE 17
Technology Evaluation Report: CF Systems Organics Extraction System New Bedford,
Massachusetts:
Volume 1; PB90-186495/CCE 92
Volume 2; PB90-186503/CCE 92
Technology Evaluation Report: Chemfix Technologies, Inc., Solidification/Stabilization
Process, Clackamas, Oregon:
Volume 1; PB90-274127/CCE 92
Volume 2; PB91-127696/CCE 92
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
Assessment of Tentatively Identified Compounds in Superfund Samples; PB90-253816/CCE 88
Basic Concepts of Contaminant Sorption at Hazardous Waste Sites; PB91-191007/CCE 102
Engineering Bulletin: Chemical Dehalogenation Treatment: APEG Treatment; PB91-228031/CCE 88
Ground Water Issue: Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids; PB91-195974/CCE 103
Innovative Technology: Glycolate Dehalogenation; PB90-274226/CCE 97
Innovative Technology: Slurry Phase Biodegradation; PB90-274200/CCE 97
Laboratory Investigation of Residual Liquid Organics From Spills, Leaks and the Disposal
of Hazardous Wastes in Ground Water; PB90-235797/CCE 105
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Organic — PCBs
Subject
Page
Technology Evaluation Report: CF Systems Organics Extraction System New Bedford,
Massachusetts; Volume 2; PB90-186503/CCE 92
Technology Evaluation Report: Chemfix Technologies, Inc., Solidification/Stabilization
Process Clackamas, Oregon; Volume 1; PB90-274127/CCE 92
Treatability Potential for EPA Listed Hazardous Wastes in Soil; PB89-166581/CCE 110
ORGANIC CONTRACT COMPLIANCE SCREENING SYSTEM (OCCSS) - (See also Enforcement
(CERCLA) — Program Implementation: Community Relations)
Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening System (ICCSS) Software Manual (for Microcomputers);
PB90-591700/CCE 28
Organic Contract Compliance Screening System (OCCSS) Software (for Microcomputers),
User Manual; PB90-213844/CCE 28
Organic Contract Compliance Screening System (OCCSS) Software (for Microcomputers);
PB90-591690/CCE 28
OVERFILING - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA) - Treatment, Storage, and Disposal)
OVERSIGHT - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Program Implementation)
OUTREACH - (See also Public Participation, and Section 5, Abstracts: Outreach and Training;
Public Participation)
Assessment of International Technologies for Superfund Applications: Technology Review and
Trip Report Results; PB90-106428/CCE 88
Headquarters Support Contract Management Procedures; PB91-921335/CCE 18
Superfund: Getting into the Act. Contracting and Subcontracting Guide to the Superfund
Program; PB89-233431/CCE 19
PART B AND PERMITTING - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA) - Treatment, Storage, and
Disposal)
PCBs (POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS)
A Guide on Remedial Actions at Superfund Sites with PCB Contamination;
PB90-274432/CCE 69
Guidance on Remedial Actions for Superfund Sites with PCB Contamination;
PB91-921206/CCE 69
Pilot Study on International Information Exchange on Dioxins and Related Compounds:
Inventory of Regulations/Statutes Concerning Dioxins and Related Compounds;
PB91-125799/CCE 109
Policy for Managing Leachate at PCB Landfills; PB91-139907/CCE 55
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Penalties — Policy
Subject
Page
PENALTIES - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Litigation Support)
PLANNING - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Administration and Management)
PETROLEUM - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Program Implementation)
POLICIES AND PROCEDURES, INTERNAL - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Administration and Management)
POLICY STATEMENTS - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - PRP Search, Notification, and
Information; Litigation Support: Cost Recovery)
Accelerated Response at NPL Sites Guidance; PB90-258302/CCE 73
Assessment of International Technologies for Superfund Applications: Technology
Review and Trip Report Results; PB90-106428/CCE 88
Assessment of Tentatively Identified Compounds in Superfund Samples; PB90-253816/CCE 88
Cost Recovery Actions/Statute of Limitations; PB91-138982/CCE 36
Covenant Not to Sue Under SARA; PB91-139220/CCE 32
Timely Initiation of Responsible Party Searches, Issuance of Notice Letters, and Release
of Information; PB91-139154/CCE 35
Interim CERCLA Settlement Policy; PB91-139329/CCE 42
Interim Guidance: Streamlining the Settlement Decision Process; PB91-139386/CCE 42
Interim Policy on Mixed Funding Settlements Involving the Preauthorization of States
or Political Subdivisions; PB91-139246/CCE 32
Municipal Settlements; PB91-139311/CCE 33
Off-Site Policy RFA or Equivalent Investigation Requirement at RCRA Treatment and
Storage Facilities; PB91-139295/CCE 33
ORD Ground Water Research Plan: Strategy for 1991 and Beyond; PB91-145482/CCE 105
Policy for Enforcement Actions Against Transporters Under CERCLA; PB91-138859/CCE 47
Policy on Recovering Indirect Cost in CERCLA Section 107 Cost Recovery Actions-
PB91-138990/CCE _ ' 37
Policy Towards Owners of Residential Property at Superfund Sites; PB91-205476/CCE 33
Releasing Identities of PotentiaUy Responsible Parties in Response to FOIA Requests-
PB91-139147/CCE ,,„
o4
Revised EPA Guidance on Parallel Proceedings; PB91-139667/CCE 36
Revised Hazardous Waste Bankruptcy Guidance; PB91-139022/CCE 38
SmaU Cost Recovery Referrals; PB91-139006/CCE 38
Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation (SITE) Program Strategy and Program Plan-
PB87-181939/CCE _ ' 92
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Potentially — Program
Subject
Page
POTEiSTTIALLY RESPONSIBLE PARTIES - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA); Enforcement
(RCRA))
Consent Orders and the Reimbursement Provision Under Section 106(b) of CERCLA;
PB91-139113/CCE 39
Evaluation of, and Additional Guidance on, Issuance of Unilateral Administrative Orders
(UAOs)forRD/RA;PB91-201764/CCE 39
Final Initiation of PRP Financed Remedial Design in Advance of Consent Decree Entry;
PB91-139394/CCE 40
Guidance on Oversight of Potentially Responsible Party Remedial Investigations and
Feasibility Studies:
Volume 1, Appendices; PB91-228379/CCE 41
Volume 2; PB91-228361/CCE 41
Interim CERCLA Settlement Policy; PB91-139329/CCE 42
Interim Guidance on Potentially Responsible Participation in Remedial Investigations and
Feasibility Studies; PB91-139337/CCE 42
Landowner Liability Under Section 107(a)(l) of CERCLA, De Minimis Settlement Under
122(g)(l)(B) of CERCLA, and Settlements with Prospective Purchasers; PB91-139444/CCE 42
Liability of Corporate Shareholders and Successor Corporations for Abandoned Sites
Under CERCLA; PB91-139030/CCE 37
Procedural Guidance on Treatment of Insurers Under CERCLA; PB91-139188/CCE 34
Superfund Desk Reference for Municipalities; PB91-193409/CCE 31
Superfund Enforcement Strategy and Implementation; PB91-138842/CCE 31
POTWs- (See Publicly Owned Treatment Works)
PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENTS - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Site Assessment)
Guidance for Performing Preliminary Assessments Under CERCLA; PB92-963303/CCE 85
PA-Score Software; User's Manual and Tutorial: Version 1.0; PB92-500032/CCE 85
PA-Score Software; User's Manual and Tutorial: Version 1.0; PB92-963302/CCE 85
PROCUREMENTS - (See also Contract Management)
Procurement Under Pre-Authorization/Mixed Funding; PB90-249525/CCE 66
Vendor Information Form, To Be Completed for Participation in the: Vendor Information
System for Innovative Treatment Technologies (VISITT); PB91-921289/CCE 98
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA); Enforcement (CERCLA) -
Comprehensive Site Planning; Enforcement (RCRA))
PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA); Enforcement (RCRA))
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Program
Subject
Page
PROGRAM PLANNING, GOALS, AND PHILOSOPHY
An Analysis of State Superfund Programs: 50-State Study: 1990 Update; PB91-921259/CCE 59
ARARs Qs and As: General Policy, RCRA, CWA, SDWA, Post ROD Information and
Contingency Waivers *; PB91-921341 /CCE 12
Assessment of International Technologies for Superfund Applications: Technology Review
and Trip Report Results; PB90-106428/CCE 88
CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual:
Part 1 (Interim Final) *; PB90-272535/CCE 13
Part 2: Clean Air Act and Other Environmental Statutes and State Requirements *•
PB90-148461/CCE .„ 13
Determining Soil Response Action Levels Based on Potential Contaminant Migration to Ground
Water: A Compendium of Examples; PB90-183575/CCE 103
Evaluating Mixed Funding Settlements Under CERCLA; PB91-139238/CCE 32
Guidance on Non-NPL Removal Actions Involving Nationally Significant or Precedent-Setting
Issues; PB90-273921/CCE 74
Guidance Regarding CERCLA Enforcement Against Bankrupt Parties; PB91-139014/CCE 37
Innovative Treatment Technologies: Semi-Annual Status Report, January 1991-
PB91-921290/CCE 97
Integrated Timeline for Superfund Site Management (SMR no. 5,15); PB91-139717/CCE 31
Management Review of the Superfund Program *; PB90-153875/CCE 22
Management Review of the Superfund Program: Implementation Plan; PB90-153883/CCE 22
ORD Ground Water Research Plan: Strategy for 1991 and Beyond; PB91-145482/CCE 105
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response (OSWER) Comparative Risk Project: Executive
Summary and Overview; PB90-272501/CCE 27
Potentially Responsible Party Search; PB87-232476/CCE 34
Progress Toward Implementing Superfund: FY89 Report to Congress; PB91-921204/CCE 27
Redelegation of Civil Judicial Settlement Authorities; PB91-138834/CCE 31
Revision of CERCLA Judicial Settlement Authorities Under Delegations 14-13-B and 14-14-E-
PB91-138818/CCE ' 31
RI/FS Streamlining; PB91-214981 /CCE 70
Status of State Involvement in the Superfund Program: FY80 to FY89; PB90-272725/CCE 64
Structure and Components of Five-Year Reviews; PB91-921369/CCE 57
Structure and Components of Five-Year Reviews; PB91-921368/CCE 67
Superfund Cost Recovery Strategy; PB91-139063/CCE 33
Superfund Emergency Response Actions: A Summary of Federally Funded Removals
(Volume 4); PB90-921260/CCE 76
Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation Program: Progress and Accomplishments,
Fiscal Year 1989; PB90-216516/CCE „ 91
Superfund Overview Fact Sheet Package; PB91-921353/CCE 59
Superfund: Environmental Progress; PR881/CCE 59
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Program — Project
Subject
Page
Superfund: Focusing on the Nation at Large; a Decade of Progress at National Priorities
List Sites; PB91-921207/CCE 22
The Final National Contingency Plan: New Directions for Superfund; PB90-272600/CCE 11
The Superfund Program: Ten Years of Progress; PB91-921286/CCE 59
PROJECT MANAGEMENT - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Comprehensive
Site Planning)
Compendium of CERCLA Response Selection Guidance Documents; PB91-139139/CCE 39
Cost Recovery Referrals; PB91-138941/CCE 37
Enforcement Project Management Handbook: FY1991 Update; PB91-186999/CCE; 44
Expediting Remedial Construction; PB90-272683/CCE 70
Final Policy on Setting RI/FS Priorities; PB91-921324/CCE 21
Getting Ready: Scoping the RI/FS *; PB90-274390/CCE 68
Guidance for Conducting Remedial Investigations and Feasibility Studies (RI/FS) Under
CERCLA *; PB89-184626/CCE 68
Guidance on Expediting Remedial Design and Remedial Action*; PB90-273871/CCE 70
Guidance on EPA Oversight of Remedial Designs and Remedial Actions Performed by
Potentially Responsible Parties; Interim Final; PB90-249707/CCE 71
Integrated Timeline for Superfund Site Management (SMR no. 5,15); PB91-139717/CCE 31
Methodologies for Implementation of CERCLA Section 122(g)(l)(A) De Minimus Waste Contributor Settle-
ments; PB91-139212/CCE 33
Modeling Remedial Actions at Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites; PB85-211357/CCE 71
Policy on Management of Post-Removal Site Control; PB91-921326/CCE 75
Potentially Responsible Party Search; PB87-232476/CCE 34
Procedural Guidance on Treatment of Insurers Under CERCLA; PB91-139188/CCE 34
PRP Search Supplemental Guidance for Sites in the Superfund Remedial Program;
PB91-139162/CCE • 34
Revised Procedures for Implementing Off-Site Response Actions; PB91-139287/CCE 34
RI/FS Improvements; PB90-272642/CCE 69
RI/FS Improvements Follow-Up; PB90-249657/CCE 69
RI/FS Streamlining; PB91-214981 /CCE 70
Roles and Responsibilities of Deputy Project Officers and Work Assignment Managers Under
the Technical Enforcement Support (TES) Contract; PB91-139741 /CCE 30
Roles and Responsibilities of Regional Project Officers and Headquarters Zone Project
Officers For Management of TES (TES 5+) Contracts; PB91-139758/CCE 30
Site-Specific Contracting for Removals; PB91-215053/CCE 75
Summary of "PRP Search Supplemental Guidance for Sites in the Superfund Remedial Program";
PB91-228320/CCE 35
Superfund Innovative Technology Program: Technology Profiles; PB90-249756/CCE 92
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Project — Quality
Subject
Page
Superfund Program Management Manual, FY92: Volume 1; PB91-921272/CCE 21
Technical Assistance Team (TAT) Users' Manual September 1987 (Revised Tulv 1989)-
PB91-214163/CCE „,
/D
Use of Expanded Removal Authority to Address NPL and Proposed NPL Sites-
PB90-273905/CCE ' „,
/o
Use of Removal Approaches to Speed Up Remedial Action Projects; PB90-274382/CCE 76
Written Demand for Recovery of Costs Incurred under CERCLA; PB91-204628/CCE 38
PRP SEARCH, NOTIFICATION, AND INFORMATION - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA))
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Outreach and Training)
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Public Participation; Outreach and Training)
Community Relations In Superfund: A Handbook (Interim Guidance) *; PB89-180830/CCE 61
Guidance for Coordinating ATSDR Health Assessment Activities with the Superfund
Remedial Process; PB91-214080/CCE 82
Mandatory Community Relations Training: Superfund Management Review Implementation
Product (Recommendation: #43.P(i)); PB90-272592/CCE 60
Model Information Notice Letter to Local Governments; PB91-187013/CCE 33
Planning for Sufficient Community Relations *; PB90-249533/CCE 62
Policy Towards Owners of Residential Property at Superfund Sites; PB91-205476/CCE 33
Public Awareness Signs at Superfund Sites *; PB91-921306/CCE 62
Superfund Emergency Response Actions: A Summary of Federally Funded Removals
(Volume 4); PB90-921260/CCE 76
PUBLICLY OWNED TREATMENT WORKS (POTWS) - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Technology -
Selected Technologies: Surface Waters and POTWs)
Discharge of Waste Water from CERCLA Sites into Publicly Owned Treatment Works
(POTWs) *; PB90-249616/CCE 14
Q
QUALITY ASSURANCE/QUALITY CONTROL (QA/QC)
Assessment of Tentatively Identified Compounds in Superfund Samples; PB90-253816/CCE 88
Data Quality Objectives for Remedial Response Activities:
Development Process: Volume 1; PB88-131370/CCE 66
Example Scenario: RI/FS Activities at a Site with Contaminated Soils and Ground Water:
Volume 2; PB88-131388/CCE 66
Volumes 1 and 2 *; PB90-272634/CCE 66
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Subject
Page
Emerging Technologies: Bio-Recovery Systems Removal and Recovery of Metal Ions from
Ground Water; PB90-252594/CCE 91
Appendices; PB90-252602/CCE 91
Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment *; PB91-921208/CCE 82
Guidance on Applying the Data Quality Objectives Process for Ambient Air Monitoring
Around Superfund Sites:
Stages 1 and 2; PB90-204603/CCE 101
Stage3;PB90-204611/CCE 101
Preparation Aids for the Development of Category 1: Quality Assurance Project Plans;
PB91-148312/CCE 29
Quality Assurance/Quality Control Guidance for Removal Activities: Sampling QA/QC
Plan and Data Validation Procedures (Interim Final) *; PB90-274481/CCE 75
Rationale for the Assessment of Errors in the Sampling of Soils; PB90-242306/CCE 109
Superfund Analytical Data Review and Oversight *; PB90-249541 /CCE 29
Total Quality Management (TQM) and Quality Assurance (QA) in Superfund;
PB91-921333/CCE 21
R
RACS - (See Response Action Contractors)
RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINANTS
CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual, Summary of Part 2: CAA, TSCA, and
Other Statutes *; PB90-272550/CCE 14
Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies: Domestic and International;
PB90-183799/CCE 89
Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies: Domestic and International.
Atlanta, Georgia, June 19-21,1989. Abstract Proceedings; PB90-268509/CCE 89
Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables, Fourth Quarter FY90; PB90-921100/CCE 82
SITE Program Demonstration of the Ultrox International Ultraviolet/Oxidation
Technology; PB90-198177/CCE 91
RCRA ENFORCEMENT - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA)
Procedures for Transmittal of CERCLA and RCRA Civil Judicial Enforcement Case Packagesto Headquarters;
PB91-139774/CCE 46
RCRA/CERCLA INTERFACE - (See CERCLA/RCRA Interface)
RD/RA - (See Remedial Actions, and Section 5, Abstracts: Remedial Action)
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Records — Remedial
Subject
Page
RECORDS OF DECISION (ROD) - ( See also Section 5, Abstracts: Remedial Action - Records of Decision)
Suggested ROD Language for Various Ground Water Remediation Options; PB91-921325/CCE 106
Superfund Automated Records of Decision System (RODS): User Manual; PB90-193004/CCE 72
REFERRALS - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Litigation Support)
REIMBURSEMENT - (See also Funding)
Consent Orders and the Reimbursement Provision Under Section 106(b) of CERCLA-
PB91-139113/CCE ' 39
EPA/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Payment Process, Direct Site Revised Reimbursement
Methods; PB90-273897/CCE 2Q
REMEDIAL ACTIONS-(See also Section 5, Abstracts: Remedial Action)
A Study of Joint Use of Vehicles for Transportation of Hazardous and Nonhazardous Materials-
PB87-215349/CCE
ARARs Qs & As: The Fund-Balancing Waiver *; PB91-921321/CCE 12
ARCS Construction Contract Modification Procedures; PB90-274515/CCE 18
ARCS Work Assignment Management, Field Guide; PB91-214965/CCE 18
Assessment of International Technologies for Superfund Applications: Technology Review
and Trip Report Results; PB90-106428/CCE _ 8g
Assessment of Technologies for the Remediation of Radioactively Contaminated Superfund Sites-
PB90-204140/CCE nf
y&
Covers for Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites; Handbook; PB87-119483/CCE 107
Establishing a Construction Pipeline; PB91-214189/CCE 21
Final Policy on Setting RI/FS Priorities; PB91-921324/CCE 21
Guidance Document For Providing Alternative Water; PB89-167969/CCE 74
Guidance on Remedial Actions for Contaminated Ground Water at Superfund Sites *•
PB89-184618/CCE _ '
Guide on Remedial Actions for Contaminated Ground Water; PB90-272576/CCE 104
Interim Guidance for Soil Ingestion Rates; PB91-139709/CCE 30
Interim RCRA/CERCLA Guidance on Non-Contiguous Sites and On-Site Management of
Waste and Treatment Residue *; PB90-274317/CCE 15
Leachate Plume Management; PB86-122330/CCE 105
Model Statement of Work for a Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study Conducted by
Potentially Responsible Parties; PB91-139436/CCE 43
Releasing Information to Potentially Responsible Parties at CERCLA Sites; PB91-139469/CCE 43
Remedial Action, Treatment, and Disposal of Hazardous Waste; Proceedings of the Annual
RREL Hazardous Waste Research Symposium (16th), Cincinnati, Ohio, April 3-5 1990-
PB91-148379/CCE
Remediation Completed: But is the Ground Water Meeting the Safe Drinking Water Act
Requirements?; PB90-262999/CCE ° 105
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Remedial — Remedy
Subject
Page
Revisions to the Interim Guidance on PRP Participation in Remedial Investigations and
Feasibility Studies; PB91-139352/CCE
Subsurface Contamination Reference Guide *; PB91-921292/CCE
Summary of "Guidance on CERCLA Section 106(a) UAOs for RD/RA"; PB91-228312/CCE
Superfund LDR Guide #10: Guide to Obtaining No Migration Variances for CERCLA Remedial
Actions *;PB91-921367/CCE .'
Superfund LDR Guide #8: Compliance with Third Third Requirements Under the LDRs *;
PB91-921313/CCE
Synopses of Federal Demonstrations of Innovative Site Remediation Technologies;
PB91-921284/CCE
Use of Expanded Removal Authority to Address NPL and Proposed NPL Sites;
PB90-273905/CCE
Use of Removal Approaches to Speed Up Remedial Action Projects; PB90-274382/CCE
...43
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REMEDIAL DESIGN (RD/RA) - (See Remedial Action, and Section 5, Abstracts: Remedial Action)
REMEDIAL PROJECT MANAGERS (RPM)
Integrated Timeline for Superfund Site Management (SMR no. 5,15); PB91-139717/CCE 31
Mandatory Training Requirements for On-Scene Coordinators and Remedial Project Managers;
PB90-272584/CCE
Methodologies for Implementation of CERCLA Section 122(g)(l)(A) De Minimus Waste
Contributor Settlements; PB91-139212/CCE
Inauguration of the On-Site Coordinator (OSQ/Remedial Project Manager (RPM) Program;
PB90-274309/CCE
60
33
59
40
REMEDIAL INVESTIGATION/FEASIBILITY STUDIES (RI/FS) - (See also Remedial Action, and Section 5,
Abstracts: Remedial Action)
Administrative Order on Consent for Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study;
PB91-139378/CCE
Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Superfund Air Pathway
Analyses Review Criteria Checklists (Final Report); PB90-182544/CCE 100
Guidance Document on Cleanup of Surface Impoundment Sites; PB87-110664/CCE 106
Guidance on Oversight of Potentially Responsible Party Remedial Investigations and
Feasibility Studies:
Volume 1;PB91-228361/CCE : 41
Volume 2, Appendices; PB91-228379/CCE 41
Interim Guidance onPotentiaUy Responsible Party Participation in Remedial Investigations
and Feasibility Studies; PB91-139337/CCE
42
REMEDY SELECTION
A Comparative Analysis of Remedies Selected in the Superfund Program During FY87, FY88,
andFY89;PB91-139477/CCE
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Remedy — Removal
Subject
Page
A Guide to Developing Superfund Proposed Plans *; PB90-273855/CCE 68
A Guide to Developing Superfund Records of Decision; PB90-273848/CCE 72
A GpBtl-92^0/CCES SUperfUnd N° Acti°n'Interfm Action' ^ Cogency Remedy RODs";
A Guide to Selecting Superfund Remedial Actions *; PB90-273863/CCE 59
Bibliography of Federal Reports and Publications Describing Alternative and Innovative
Treatment Technologies for Corrective Action and Site Remediation; PB91-921293/CCE 88
Delegation of Remedy Selection to Regions; PB90-249566/CCE 20
EPA Interim Guidance on Indemnification of Superfund Response Action Contractors Under
Section 119 of SARA; PB91-139402/CCE > , 4Q
Evaluation of, and Additional Guidance on, Issuance of Unilateral Administrative Orders
(UAOs) for RD/RA; PB91-201764/CCE 39
Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies:
Volume 1: Summary Report *; PB90-183583/CCE 103
Volume 2: Case Studies 1-19 (Interim Final) *; PB90-274440/CCE W3
Volume 3: General Site Data, Data Base Reports, Interim Final *; PB90-274457/CCE 103
Final Initiation of PRP Financed Remedial Design in Advance of Consent Decree Entry;
* Dyj.-ioyoy4/(—c_Jti , ._
40
Guidance on Preparing Superfund Decision Documents: The Proposed Plan The Record
PB9>rC921265/CCanati0n ^ Sisnifkant Differences'The Record of Decision Amendment *;
72
Guidance on Remedial Actions for Superfund Sites with PCB Contamination; PB91-921206/CCE 69
Guide on Remedial Actions for Contaminated Ground Water; PB90-272576/CCE 104
Integrated Timeline for Superfund Site Management (SMR no. 5,15); PB91-139717/CCE 31
Interim CERCLA Settlement Policy; PB91-139329/CCE 42
Questions and Answers About the State Role in Remedy Selection at Non-Funded-Financed
State-Lead Enforcement Sites; PB91-187039/CCE 4g
ROD Annual Report FY1990; PB91-921277/CCE 77
Role of the Baseline Risk Assessment in Superfund Remedy Selection; PB91-921359/CCE 84
SUPSa ^^^^^^ (Superfund Management Review: Recommendation
Technology Screening Guide for Treatment of CERCLA Soils and Sludges; PB89-132674/CCE ......1.. 110
The Feasibility Study: Detailed Analysis of Remedial Action Alternatives *; PB90-272675/CCE 67
The Feasibility Study: Development and Screening of Remedial Action Alternatives *•
PB90-274416/CCE
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Use of CERCLA Section 106 Unilateral Enforcement for Remedial Design and Remedial
Action: Strategy for Fiscal Year 1990; PB91-139733/CCE 30
REMOVAL ACTION - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Removal Action)
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Removals — RPMs
Subject
Page
REMOVALS - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Removal Action, and Enforcement (CERCLA) - Program Implemen-
tation: Community Relations)
A Study of Joint Use of Vehicles for Transportation of Hazardous and Nonhazardous Materials;
PB87-215349/CCE 27
ARARs Qs & As: The Fund-Balancing Waiver *; PB91-921321/CCE 12
Superfund LDR Guide #3: Treatment Standards and Minimum Technology Requirements
Under Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) *;PB90-274341/CCE
Superfund LDR Guide #8: Compliance with Third Third Requirements Under the LDRs *;
PB91-921313/CCE
Use of Office of Research and Development's Bioremediation Expertise in Superfund
Removal Program; PB90-249798/CCE
16
17
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RESPONSE ACTION CONTRACTORS (RACS)
EPA Interim Guidance on Indemnification of Superfund Response Action Contractors
Under Section 119 of SARA; PB91-139402/CCE • 40
RESPONSE SUMMARIES
Superfund Responsiveness Summaries (Superfund Management Review: Recommendation
No.43.E)*;PB90-273731/CCE
RI/FS - (See Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study)
RISK - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Risk Assessment and Risk Management)
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response (OSWER) Comparative Risk Project: Executive
Summary and Overview; PB90-272501/CCE
Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Superfund Air Pathway Analyses
Review Criteria Checklists (Final Report); PB90-182544/CCE
Model Statement of Work for a Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study Conducted by
Potentially Responsible Parties; PB91-139436/CCE
Performance of Risk Assessments in Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Studies (RI/FSs)
Conducted by PRPs; PB91-139493/CCE •
Supplemental Guidance on Performing Risk Assessments in Remedial Investigation/Feasibility
Studies (RI/FSs) Conducted by Potentially Responsible Parties; PB91-205526/CCE
RISK ASSESSMENT - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Risk Assessment and Risk Management)
RISK MANAGEMENT - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Risk Assessment and Risk Management)
RODs - (See Records of Decision)
RPMs - (See Remedial Project Managers)
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Safe — SDWA
Subject
Page
SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT (SDWA) - (See also Drinking Water Supply, Ground Water, Surface Water, and
Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA) - Treatment, Storage, and Disposal: Ground Water; Technology -
Selected Technologies)
Remediation Completed: But is the Ground Water Meeting the Safe Drinking Water Act
Requirements?; PB90-262999/CCE 105
SAMPLING - (See also Contract Laboratory Program, Data Quality, Quality Assurance/Quality Control)
Colloidal-Facilitated Transport of Inorganic Contaminants in Ground Water: Part 1
Sampling Considerations; PB91-168419/CCE 102
Compendium of ERT Ground Water Sampling Procedures; PB91-921275/CCE 80
Compendium of ERT Soil Sampling and Surface Geophysics Procedures; PB91-921273/CCE 80
Compendium of ERT Surface Water and Sediment Sampling Procedures; PB91-921274/CCE 80
Compendium of ERT Waste Sampling Procedures; PB91-921276/CCE 80
Decentralization of Superfund Bottle Repository Functions; PB90-249558/CCE 28
Field Screening Methods Catalog - User's Guide; PB89-134159/CCE 85
Management of Investigation-Derived Wastes During Site Inspections *; PB91-921331/CCE 85
Preparation Aids for the Development of Category 1: Quality Assurance Project Plans-
PB91-148312/CCE 29
Quality Assurance/Quality Control Guidance for Removal Activities: Sampling QA/QC Plan
and Data Validation Procedures (Interim Final) *; PB90-274481 /CCE 75
Rationale for the Assessment of Errors in the Sampling of Soils; PB90-242306/CCE 109
Sampler's Guide to the Contract Laboratory Program *; PB91-921330/CCE 29
Soil Vapor Extraction Technology Reference Handbook (Final); PB91-168476/CCE 109
Superfund Analytical Data Review and Oversight *; PB90-249541/CCE 29
Superfund Ground Water Issue: Ground Water Sampling for Metals Analyses-
PB91-133249/CCE .. 104
User's Guide to the Contract Laboratory Program *; PB91-921278/CCE 29
SARA - (See Superfund Amendment and Reauthorization Act)
SCAP - (See Superfund Comprehensive Accomplishments Plan; Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) -
Program Management))
SELECTED TECHNOLOGIES - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Technology)
SDWA - (See Safe Drinking Water Act)
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Site — Sludge
Subject
Page
SITE ASSESSMENT - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Site Assessment)
Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series:
Volume I, Application of Air Pathway Analyses for Superfund Applications, Interim Report (Final);
PB90-113374/CCE 99
Volume 2, Estimation of Baseline Air Emissions at Superfund Sites (Revised), Interim Report (Final);
PB90-270588/CCE 99
Volume 3, Estimation of Air Emissions from Clean-up Activities at Superfund Sites, Interim Report
(Final); PB89-180061/CCE 99
Volume 4, Procedures for Dispersion Modeling and Air Monitoring for Superfund Air Pathway
Analysis, Interim Report (Final); PB90-113382/CCE 99
Ground Water Issue: Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids; PB91-195974/CCE 103
Policy on Management of Post-Removal Site Control; PB91-921326/CCE 75
Quantifying Effects in Ecological Site Assessments: Biological and Statistical Considerations;
PB91-129189/CCE 83
Review and Evaluation of Area Source Dispersion Algorithms for Emission Sources at
Superfund Sites (Final Report); PB90-142753/CCE 101
The Remedial Investigation: Site Characterization and Treatability Studies *;
PB90-274408/CCE 69
SITE MANAGEMENT - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Comprehensive Site Planning)
SITE PLANNING - (See also Site Assessment, and Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Comprehensive
Site Planning; Site Assessment)
Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation Program: Progress and Accomplishments,
Fiscal Year 1989; PB90-216516/CCE 91
SITE PROGRAM - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Technology)
SLUDGE - (See also Debris, Soil, and Section 5, Abstracts: Technology - Selected Technologies)
Characterization and Laboratory Soil Treatability Studies for Creosote and
Pentachlorophenol Sludges and Contaminated Soil; PB89-109920/CCE 107
Engineering Bulletin: Solvent Extraction Treatment; PB91-228015/CCE 108
Engineering Bulletin: In Situ Steam Extraction Treatment; PB91-228064/CCE 107
Engineering Bulletin: Slurry Biodegradation; PB91-228049/CCE 108
Engineering Bulletin: Thermal Desorption Treatment; PB91-228080/CCE 107
Technology Screening Guide for Treatment of CERCLA Soils and Sludges; PB89-132674/CCE 110
Treatability Potential for EPA Listed Hazardous Wastes in Soil; PB89-166581/CCE 110
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Soil — Special
Subject
Page
SOIL - (See also Debris, Sludge, and Section 5, Abstracts: Technology — Selected Technologies)
Analysis of Treatability Data for Soil and Debris: Evaluation of Land Ban Impact on Use
of Superfund Treatment Technologies *; PB90-258476/CCE 11
Engineering Bulletin: In Situ Soil Vapor Extraction Treatment; PB91-228072/CCE 96
Engineering Bulletin: Slurry Biodegradation; PB91-228049/CCE 108
Engineering Bulletin: Soil Washing Treatment; PB91-228056/CCE 108
Handbook on In Situ Treatment of Hazardous Waste-Contaminated Soils; PB90-155607/CCE 109
Innovative Technology: BEST Solvent Extraction Process; PB90-274218/CCE 97
Innovative Technology: Soil Washing; PB90-274184/CCE 97
Interim Guidance for Soil Ingestion Rates; PB91-139709/CCE 30
Method for the Supercritical Fluid Extraction of Soils/Sediments; PB91-127803/CCE 98
Rationale for the Assessment of Errors in the Sampling of Soils; PB90-242306/CCE 109
Reductive Dehalogenation of Organic Contaminants in Soils and Ground Water;
PB91-191056/CCE 105
Supplement to Interim Guidance on Establishing Soil Lead Cleanup Levels at Superfund Sites-
PB91-921352/CCE 83
Technology Screening Guide for Treatment of CERCLA Soils and Sludges; PB89-132674/CCE 110
Workshop on Innovative Technologies for Treatment of Contaminated Sediments.
Cincinnati, Ohio, June 13-14,1990. Summary Report; PB91-148296/CCE 99
SOIL CONTAMINATION - (See also Debris, Drums, Land Disposal, Sludge, and Section 5, Abstracts: Technology
— Selected Technologies)
Determining Soil Response Action Levels Based on Potential Contaminant Migration to Ground
Water: A Compendium of Examples; PB90-183575/CCE 103
Interim Guidance on Establishing Soil Lead Cleanup Levels at Superfund Sites;
PB91-921352/CCE 33
Land Disposal Restrictions as Relevant and Appropriate Requirements for CERCLA
Contaminated Soil and Debris *; PB91-214973/CCE 15
Soil Vapor Extraction VOC Control Technology Assessment (Final Report);
PB90-216995/CCE 101
Superfund LDR Guide #6A (Second Edition): Obtaining a Soil and Debris Treatability
Variance for Remedial Actions *; PB91-921327/CCE 16
Superfund LDR Guide #6B: Obtaining a Soil and Debris Treatability Variance for
Removal Actions *; PB91-921310/CCE 16
SPECIAL NOTICES
Model Notice Letters; PB91-139279/CCE 33
Timely Initiation of Responsible Party Searches, Issuance of Notice Letters,
and Release of Information; PB91-139154/CCE 35
Waiver of Headquarters Approval for Issuance of RD/RA Special Notice Letters at
the Time of ROD Signature fromOERR and OWPE; PB91-139261/CCE 36
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Special — Stabilization
Subject
Page
SPECIAL REPORTS - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Administration and Management)
SPMS - (Sec Superfund Program Management System)
STABILIZATION AND SOLIDIFICATION
Application Analysis Report: Chemfix Technologies Inc., Solidification/Stabilization Process;
PB9M87054/CCE 90
Application Analysis Report: SITE Program, CF Systems Organics Extraction
System, New Bedford, Massachusetts; PB91-113845/CCE 90
Applications Analysis Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test Soliditech, Inc.,
Solidification/Stabilization Process; PB91-129817/CCE 90
Chemfix Technologies, Inc., Solidification/Stabilization Process Clackamas, Oregon;
Volume 1; PB91-127696/CCE 92
Volume 2; PB90-274127/CCE 92
Demonstration Test HAZCON Solidification Douglasville, Pennsylvania;
Volume 1;PB89-158810/CCE 93
Volume 2; PB89-158828/CCE 93
Demonstration Test, International Waste Technologies In Situ Stabilization/Solidification,
Hialeah, Florida; Volume 2; PB89-194179/CCE 94
Demonstration Test, Soliditech, Inc., Solidification/Stabilization Process;
Volume 1;PB90-191750/CCE 94
Volume 2; PB90-191768/CCE 94
Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies: Domestic and International.
Atlanta, Georgia, June 19-21,1989. Abstract Proceedings; PB90-183799/CCE 89
Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies: Domestic and International;
PB90-268509/CCE 89
HAZCON Solidification Process, Douglasville, PA: Applications Analysis Report;
PB89-206031/CCE 91
Innovative Technology: In Situ Vitrification; PB90-274192/CCE 97
International Waste Technologies/Geo-Con In Situ Stabilization/Solidification: Applications
Analysis Report; PB90-269085/CCE 91
Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation; Technology Demonstration Summary, Chemfix
Solidification/Stabilization Process, Clackamas, Oregon; PB91-921373/CCE 92
Technology Evaluation Report: International Waste Technologies/Geo-Con In Situ
Stabilization/Solidification:
Volume 3, Update Report; PB90-269069/CCE 93
Volume 4, Update Report; PB90-269077/CCE 93
Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test, International Waste
Technologies In Situ Stabilization/Solidification, Hialeah, Florida; Volume 1;
PB89-194161/CCE 94
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Stabilization — Superf und
Subject
Page
Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test, International Waste
Technologies In Situ Stabilization/Solidification, Hialeah, Florida; Volume 1;
PB89-194161/CCE 94
Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test Terra Vac In Situ Vacuum
Extraction System:
Volume 1; PB89-192025/CCE 95
Volume 2; PB89-192033/CCE 95
STATE AND LOCAL INVOLVEMENT - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Public Participation)
STATE AND LOCAL PROGRAMS - (See also Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate Requirements, Public
Participation, and Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Program Implementation, Outreach and
Training, Public Participation,)
ARARs Qs and As: State Ground Water Anti-degradation Issues *; PB91-921311/CCE 12
Assurance of Hazardous Waste Capacity: Guidance to State Officials; PB91-214171/CCE 22
CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual:
Part 1 (Interim Final) *; PB90-272535/CCE 13
Part 2: Clean Air Act and Other Environmental Statutes and State Requirements *;
PB90-148461/CCE 13
CERCLA Compliance with State Requirements *; PB90-272543/CCE 13
Involvement of Superfund Program Managers in Superfund Response Agreement Audits;
PB90-249731/CCE 64
Notification of Out-of-State Shipments of Superfund Site Wastes *; PB90-272618/CCE 15
Oil Spill Contingency Planning; National Status: A Report to the President;
PB91-921282/CCE 77
Reimbursement to Local Governments for Emergency Response to Hazardous Substance
Releases; PB90-274234/CCE 75
Summary of Notification of Out-of-State Shipments of Superfund Site Waste *;
PB91-228197/CCE 15
Superfund LDR Guide #2: Complying with the California List Restrictions Under Land
Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) *; PB90-274333/CCE 16
State-Lead Clean-up : Lead Program Manager; PB90-272717/CCE 63
The Oil Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures Program, Task Force Report;
PB91-213868/CCE 77
Using State and Local Officials to Assist in Community Relations *; PB91-921320/CCE 63
STATE ENFORCEMENT - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (CERCLA) - Program Implementation)
SUPERFUND ACADEMY - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Outreach and Training)
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Superfund
Subject
Page
SUPERFUND AMENDMENT AND REAUTHORIZATION ACT (SARA)
Covenant Not to Sue Under SARA; PB91-139220/CCE 32
Final Guidance on Administrative Records for Selection of CERCLA Response Actions;
PB91-139121/CCE 39
Interim Guidance on Settlements with De Minimis Waste Contributors Under Section 122(g)
ofSARA;PB91-139196/CCE 32
Interim Model CERCLA Section 122(g)(4) De Minimis Waste Contributor Consent Decree
and Administrative Order on Consent; PB91-139204/CCE 32
Potentially Responsible Party Search; PB87-232476/CCE 34
SUPERFUND COMPREHENSIVE ACCOMPLISHMENTS PLAN (SCAP) - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: En-
forcement (CERCLA) — Program Management)
Superfund Program Management Manual, FY92: Volume 1; PB91-921272/CCE 21
SUPERFUND INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY EVALUATION PROGRAM (SITE) - (See Section 5, Abstracts:
Technology - SITE Program)
SUPERFUND PROGRAM MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (SPMS)
Superfund Program Management Manual, FY92: Volume 1 and Volume 2; PB91-921272/CCE 21
SUPERFUND MANAGEMENT REVIEW
Accelerated Response at NPL Sites Guidance; PB90-258302/CCE 73
Community Relations: Use of Senior Environmental Employees in Superfund
(Superfund Management Review: Recommendation 43. K, L) *; PB90-273749/CCE 61
Innovative Methods to Increase Public Involvement in Superfund Community Relations
(Superfund Management Review: Recommendation #43. A) *; PB91-921344/CCE ....:. 61
Integrated Timeline for Superfund Site Management (SMR no. 5,15); PB91-139717 31
Management Review of the Superfund Program *; PB90-153875/CCE 22
Management Review of the Superfund Program: Implementation Plan;
PB90-153883/CCE 22
Mandatory Community Relations Training: Superfund Management Review
Implementation Product (Recommendation: # 43.P(i)); PB90-272592/CCE 60
Minimizing Problems Caused by Staff Turnover (Superfund Management Review:
Recommendations #43, M, N, O) *; PB91-921345/CCE 61
OERR Organizational Conflict of Interest Review & Approval Program
(Superfund Management Review: Recommendation #46C) 20
Proposed Method to Evaluate the Effectiveness of Community Involvement in
Superfund (Superfund Management Review: Recommendation No. 43.A) *;
PB90-273764/CCE 62
Superfund Responsiveness Summaries (Superfund Management Review:
Recommendation No. 43.E) *;PB90-273731/CCE 62
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Surface — Transportation
Subject
Page
SURFACE WATERS - (See also Ground Water, Drinking Water Supply, and Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement
(RCRA) - Treatment, Storage, and Disposal; Technology - Selected Technologies)
ARARs Qs & As: Compliance with Federal Water Quality Criteria *; PB90-274267/CCE 11
ARARs Qs and As: State Ground Water Anti-degradation Issues *; PB91-921311/CCE 12
CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual: CERCLA Compliance with the Clean Water
Act (CWA) and the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) *; PB90-273806/CCE 12
Handbook: Responding to Discharges of Sinking Hazardous Substances; PB91-228346/CCE 96
T
TANKS
Guidance on Cleanup of Surface Tank and Drum Sites; PB87-110672/CCE 68
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GRANTS (TAGS) - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Public Participation)
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TEAMS (TATs) - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Public Participation; Site Assessment)
Model Program for Removal Site File Management; PB91-214247/CCE 7
TECHNOLOGY - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Technology)
Technology Transfer Needs Assessment; PB91-125674/CCE 21
TOXICITY - (See also Health and Human Exposure, and Section 5, Abstracts: Risk Assessment and Risk
Management)
ARARs Qs & As: Compliance with the Toxicity Characteristics Rule: Part 1 *;
PB90-273814/CCE 12
Compendium of ERT Toxicity Testing Procedures; PB91-921271/CCE 80
Quantifying Effects in Ecological Site Assessments: Biological and Statistical
Considerations; PB91-129189/CCE 83
TRAINING - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement - Program Implementation; Outreach and Training)
ARARs Qs & As: The Fund-Balancing Waiver *; PB91-921321/CCE 12
HAZMAT Team Planning Guidance *; PB90-274523/CCE 79
Superfund Community Relations Program: A Guide to Effective Presentations With
Visual Aids; PB89-167985/CCE 62
TRANSPORTATION
A Study of Joint Use of Vehicles for Transportation of Hazardous and Nonhazardous
Material; PB87-215349 27
Policy for Enforcement Actions Against Transporters Under CERCLA; PB91-138859/CCE 47
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Treatment
Subject
Page
TREATMENT — GENERAL
Bibliography of Federal Reports and Publications Describing Alternative and Innovative
Treatment Technologies for Corrective Action and Site Remediation; PB91-921293/CCE 88
Characterization and Laboratory Soil Treatability Studies for Creosote and
Pentachlorophenol Sludges and Contaminated Soil; PB89-109920/CCE 107
Compendium of Technologies Used in the Treatment of Hazardous Wastes;
PB90-274Q93/CCE 88
Furthering the Use of Innovative Treatment Technologies in OSWER Programs;
PB91-921336/CCE 96
Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies Under CERCLA (Interim Final) *;
PB90-249772/CCE 68
Guide to Treatment Technologies for Hazardous Wastes at Superfund Sites;
PB91-228395/CCE 89
Handbook on In Situ Treatment of Hazardous Waste-Contaminated Soils;
PB90-155607/CCE 109
Innovative Operational Treatment Technologies for Applications to Superfund Sites:
Nine Case Studies; PB90-202656/CCE 96
International Waste Technologies/Geo-Con In Situ Stabilization/Solidification:
Applications Analysis Report; PB90-269085/CCE 91
Remedial Action, Treatment, and Disposal of Hazardous Waste; Proceedings
of the Annual RREL Hazardous Waste Research Symposium (16th), Cincinnati,
Ohio, April 3-5,1990; PB91-148379/CCE 98
Superfund Engineering Issue: Treatment of Lead Contaminated Soils;
PB91-921291/CCE 109
Superfund Treatability Clearinghouse Abstracts; PB90-119751/CCE 109
Technology Screening Guide for Treatment of CERCLA Soils and Sludges;
PB89-132674/CCE 110
The Remedial Investigation: Site Characterization and Treatability Studies *;
PB90-274408/CCE 69
Treatability Potential for EPA Listed Hazardous Wastes in Soil; PB89-166581/CCE 110
Treatability Studies Under CERCLA: An Overview; PB90-273970/CCE 67
Workshop on Innovative Technologies for Treatment of Contaminated Sediments.
Cincinnati, Ohio, June 13-14,1990. Summary Report; PB91-148296/CCE 99
TREATMENT, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA))
TREATMENTS — OTHER
A Guide to Pump and Treat Ground Water Remediation Technology;
PB91-921356/CCE 104
Basics of Pump-and-Treat Ground Water Remediation Technology *;
PB90-274549/CCE 102
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Subject
Page
Development and Demonstration of a Pilot-Scale Debris Washing System;
PB91-196626/CCE 107
Development of Electro-Acoustic Soil Decontamination (BSD) for In-Situ Applications;
PB90-204728/CCE 90
Engineering Bulletin: Chemical Dehalogenation Treatment: APEG Treatment;
PB91-228031/CCE 88
Engineering Bulletin: Solvent Extraction Treatment; PB91-228015/CCE 108
Innovative Technology: Glycolate Dehalogenation; PB90-274226/CCE 97
Innovative Technology: Soil Washing; PB90-274184/CCE 97
Innovative Technology: Slurry Phase Biodegradation; PB90-274200/CCE 97
Mobile Treatment Technologies for Superfund Wastes; PB87-110656/CCE 98
Technology Evaluation Report: CF Systems Organics Extraction System New Bedford,
Massachusetts:
Volume 1; PB90-186495/CCE 92
Volume 2; PB90-186503/CCE !"!!"!!!!!!"!!!!!!!! 92
U
U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
EPA/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Payment Process, Direct Site Revised
Reimbursement Methods; PB90-273897/CCE 20
EPA/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Payment Process, Direct Site Revised
Reimbursement Methods; PB91-921347/CCE 20
Real Estate Acquisition Procedures for USAGE Projects; PB91-921355/CCE 71
U.S. COAST GUARD
Oil Spill Contingency Planning; National Status: A Report to the President;
PB91-921282/CCE 77
The EXXON Valdez Oil Spill: A Report to the President; PB91-213819/CCE 77
The Oil Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures Program, Task Force
Report; PB91-213868/CCE 77
UST INTERIM PROHIBITION - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA) - Program Implementation)
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Vendors — Waste
Subject
Page
V
VENDORS - (.See also Section 5, Abstracts: Administration and Management — Contract Management)
Compendium of Technologies Used in the Treatment of Hazardous Wastes;
PB90-274093/CCE 88
Vendor Information Form, To Be Completed for Participation in the: Vendor
Information System for Innovative Treatment Technologies (VISITT);
PB91-921289/CCE 98
VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS (VOCS)
Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Comparisons of Air
Stripper Simulations and Filed Performance Data (Final Report); PB90-207317/CCE 102
Engineering Bulletin: Solvent Extraction Treatment; PB91-228015/CCE 108
Guidance on Applying the Data Quality Objectives Process for Ambient Air Monitoring Around
Superfund Sites:
Stages 1 and 2; PB90-204603/CCE 101
Stage3;PB90-204611/CCE 101
Soil Vapor Extraction VOC Control Technology Assessment (Final Report);
PB90-216995/CCE 101
W
WAIVERS
ARARs Qs & As: The Fund-Balancing Waiver *; PB91-921321 /CCE 12
ARARs Qs and As: General Policy, RCRA, CWA, SDWA, Post ROD Information and
Contingency Waivers *; PB91-921341/CCE 12
CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual: Overview of Applicable or Relevant
and Appropriate Requirements (ARARs) - Focus on ARAR Waivers *;
PB90-273798/CCE 13
Superfund LDR Guide #10: Guide to Obtaining No Migration Variances for
CERCLA Remedial Actions *; PB91-921367/CCE 17
WASTE MANAGEMENT AND ENFORCEMENT - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA))
WASTE OIL - (See Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA) - Waste Management and Enforcement)
WASTE WATER TREATMENT - (See also Clean Water Act, Ground Water, Publicly Owned Treatment Works,
Surface Water, and Section 5, Abstracts: Enforcement (RCRA) — Treatment, Storage, and Disposal; Technology —
Selected Technologies)
Applicability of Land Disposal Restrictions to RCRA & CERCLA Ground Water Treatment
Reinfection, Superfund Management *; PB91-921332/CCE 12
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Waste — Worker
Subject
Page
Considerations in Ground Water Remediation at Superfund Sites; PB91-238584/CCE 102
Delegations of Authority Under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (FWPCA)
Which are Applicable to the Superfund Program; PB90-249574/CCE 14
Discharge of Waste Water from CERCLA Sites into Publicly Owned Treatment Works
(POTWs) *; PB90-249616/CCE 14
Policy on Floodplains and Wetland Assessments for CERCLA Actions;
PB91-921329/CCE 86
WORKER HEALTH AND SAFETY - (See also Section 5, Abstracts: Removal - Field Operations and Safety
Procedures)
Debarment and Suspension; PB90-272527/CCE 18
Dust Control at Hazardous Waste Sites; Handbook; PB86-190105/CCE 107
Establishing Work Zones at Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites; PB91-921342/CCE 78
Field Standard Operating Procedures For Decontamination of Response Personnel
(F.S.O.P. #7); PB91-213850/CCE 81
Field Standard Operating Procedures For Establishing Work Zones (F.S.O.P. #6);
PB91-213827/CCE 81
Field Standard Operating Procedures For Preparation of a Site Safety Plan (F.S.O.P. #9);
PB91-213835/CCE 81
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response: General Information and Comparison;
PB91-921338/CCE 79
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response: Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste
Sites and RCRA Corrective Actions; PB91-921339/CCE 79
RCRA TSD and Emergency Response Without Regard to Location;
PB91-921340/CCE 79
HAZMAT Team Planning Guidance *; PB90-274523/CCE 79
Health and Safety Audit Guidelines: SARA Title I, Section 126 *; PB90-204157/CCE 79
Health and Safety Roles and Responsibilities at Remedial Sites; PB91-921362/CCE 66
Laboratory Evaluation of the Low Temperature Characteristics of Four Protective
Clothing Materials; PB91-148452/CCE 89
OSWER Integrated Health and Safety Policy *; PB90-258344/CCE 81
Priority for Health and Safety Requirements, Especially Medical Surveillance
Requirements, for EPA Employees Who Support OSWER Programs;
PB91-921346/CCE 81
Standard Operating Safety Guides *; PB90-24590/CCE 81
Survey of Materials-Handling Technologies Used at Hazardous Waste Sites;
PB91-921283/CCE HO
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Index
A Comparative — Air/Superf und
Title
Page
A
A Comparative Analysis of Remedies Selected in the Superfund Program During FY87, FY88,
and FY89; PB91-139477/CCE 40
A Guide on Remedial Actions at Superfund Sites with PCB Contamination; PB90-274432/CCE 69
A Guide to Addressing Pre-ROD and Post-ROD Changes; PB91-921351/CCE 72
A Guide to Developing Action Memorandums *; PB91-921317/CCE 74
A Guide to Developing Superfund No Action, Interim Action, and Contingency Remedy RODs;
PB91-921350/CCE 72
A Guide to Developing Superfund Proposed Plans * ; PB90-273855/CCE 68
A Guide to Developing Superfund Records of Decision; PB90-273848/CCE 72
A Guide to Pump and Treat Ground Water Remediation Technology; PB91-921356/CCE 104
A Guide to Selecting Superfund Remedial Actions * ; PB90-273863/CCE 69
A Guide to the Delisting of RCRA Wastes for Superfund Remedial Responses * ; PB90-274374/CCE 17
A Guide: Methods for Evaluating the Attainment of Cleanup Standards for Soils and Solid Media;
PB91-921365/CCE 108
A New Approach and Methodologies for Characterizing the Hydrogeologic Properties of Aquifiers-
PB90-187063/CCE 105
A Study of Joint Use of Vehicles for Transportation of Hazardous and Nonhazardous Material;
PB87-215349/CCE 27
Accelerated Response at NPL Sites Guidance; PB90-258302/CCE 73
Accepting Nonhazardous Waste After Losing Interim Status; PB91-139956/CCE 53
Accessing Federal Data Bases for Contaminated Site Clean-Up Technologies; PB91-921288/CCE 88
Accuracy of Depth to Water Measurements; PB90-149840/CCE 102
Administrative Order on Consent for Remedial Investigations/Feasibility Study; PB91-139378/CCE 40
Advancing the Use of Treatment Technologies for Superfund Remedies * ; PB90-272659/CCE 66
Agreement With the Department of Defense - Model Provisions for CERCLA Federal Facilities Agreements-
PB91-140251/CCE 58
Agreement With the Department of Energy - Model Provisions for CERCLA Federal Facilities Agreements;
PB91-140236/CCE 58
Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series;
Volume 1, Application of Air Pathway Analysis for Superfund Applications, Interim Report
(Final); PB90-113374/CCE 99
Volume 2, Estimation of Baseline Air Emissions at Superfund Sites (Revised), Interim Report
(Final); PB90-270588/CCE 99
Volume 3, Estimation of Air Emissions from Clean-up Activities at Superfund Sites, Interim
Report (Final); PB89-180061/CCE 99
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Air/Superfund — Assurance
Title
Page
Volume 4, Procedures for Dispersion Modeling and Air Monitoring for Superfund Air Pathway Analysis,
Interim Report (Final); PB90-113382/CCE 99
Contingency Plans at Superfund Sites Using Air Monitoring; PB91-102129/CCE 99
Air Stripper Design Manual (Final Report); PB91-125997/CCE 99
Development of Example Procedures for Evaluating the Air Impacts of Soil Excavation Associated with
Superfund Remedial Actions (Final Report); PB90-255662/CCE 100
Emission Factors for Superfund Remediation Technologies; PB91-190975/CCE 100
Superfund Air Pathway Analyses Review Criteria Checklists (Final Report); PB90-182544/CCE 100
Comparisons of Air Stripper Simulations and Field Performance Data (Final Report); PB90-207317/CCE 102
American Combustion Pyretron Destruction System: Applications Analysis Report; PB90-258427/CCE 90
An Analysis of State Superfund Programs: 50-State Study: 1990 Update; PB91-921259/CCE 59
Analysis of Treatability Data for Soil and Debris: Evaluation of Land Ban Impact on Use of Superfund
Treatment Technologies *; PB90-258476/CCE 11
Applicability of Land Disposal Restrictions to RCRA & CERCLA Ground Water Treatment Reinjection,
Superfund Management *; PB91-921332/CCE 12
Application Analysis Report: Chemfix Technologies Inc., Solidification/Stabilization Process;
PB91-187054/CCE 90
Application Analysis Report: SITE Program, CF Systems Organics Extraction System, New Bedford,
Massachusetts; PB91-113845/CCE 90
Applications Analysis Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test Soliditech, Inc. Solidification/Stabilization
Process; PB91-129817/CCE 90
Approval of Long Term Contracting Strategy for Superfund * ; PB90-274275/CCE 18
ARARs Qs & As: Compliance with New SDWA National Primary Drinking Water Regulations for Organic
and Inorganic Chemicals *; PB91-921363/CCE 11
ARARs Qs & As: Compliance with the Toxicity Characteristics Rule: Part 1; PB90-273814/CCE 12
ARARs Qs & As: Compliance with Federal Water Quality Criteria * ; PB90-274267/CCE 11
ARARs Qs & As: The Fund-Balancing Waiver *; PB91-921321/CCE 12
ARARs Qs and As: General Policy, RCRA, CWA, SDWA, Post ROD Information and Contingency
Waivers *; PB91-921341 /CCE 12
ARARs Qs and As: State Ground Water Anti-degradation Issues *; PB91-921311/CCE 12
Arbitration Procedures for Small Superfund Cost Recovery Claims; PB91-139071/CCE 36
ARCS Construction Contract Modification Procedures *; PB90-274515/CCE 18
ARCS Work Assignment Management, Field Guide; PB91-214965/CCE 18
Assessing Reports of Continuous Releases of Hazardous Substances; A Guide for EPA Regions if;
PB91-921315/CCE 78
Assessing the Geochemical Fate of Deep-Well-Injected Hazardous Waste: A Reference Guide;
PB91-145706/CCE 95
Assessment of International Technologies for Superfund Applications: Technology Review and Trip Report
Results; PB90-106428/CCE 88
Assessment of Technologies for the Remediation of Radioactively Contaminated Superfund Sites;
PB90-204140/CCE 96
Assessment of Tentatively Identified Compounds in Superfund Samples; PB90-253816/CCE 88
Assurance of Hazardous Waste Capacity: Guidance to State Officials; PB91-214171/CCE 22
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Audits — Characterization
Title
Page
Audits and the Superfund Program Manager * ; PB90-272717/CCE 63
Authority to Use CERCLA to Provide Enforcement Funding Assistance to States; PB91-138909/CCE 47
B
Basic Concepts of Contaminant Sorption at Hazardous Waste Sites; PB91-191007/CCE 102
Basics of Pump-and-Treat Ground Water Remediation Technology * ; PB90-274549/CCE 102
Bibliography of Federal Reports and Publications Describing Alternative and Innovative Treatment
Technologies for Corrective Action and Site Remediation; PB91-921293/CCE 88
C
CERCLA Community Relations Mailing Lists; PB91-139527/CCE 48
CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual:
Part 1 (Interim Final) * ; PB90-272535/CCE 13
Part 2: Clean Air Act and Other Environmental Statutes and State Requirements *; PB90-148461/CCE 13
Summary of Part 2: CAA, TSCA, and Other Statutes *; PB90-272550/CCE 14
CERCLA Compliance with State Requirements *; PB90-272543/CCE 13
CERCLA Compliance with the Clean Water Act (CWA) and the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) * •
PB90-273806/CCE 12
Overview of Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate Requirements (ARARs) - Focus on ARAR Waivers * ;
PB90-273798/CCE 13
Guide to Manual * ; PB90-274242/CCE " 13
RCRA (Resource Conservation and Recovery ACT) ARARs (Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate
Requirements) -Focus on Closure Requirements * ; PB90-274259/CCE 14
CERCLA Compliance with the RCRA Toxicity Characteristics (TC) Rule: Part 2 *; PB91-921309/CCE 17
CERCLA Implementation of Inspector Training Requirements for OSCs/RPMs at the Intermediate Level in
STEP and First-Line Supervisors; PB91-187021/CCE 49
CERCLA Off-Site Policy:
Eligibility of Facilities in Assessment Monitoring * ; PB90-249632/CCE 14
Providing Notice to Facilities * ; PB90-249624/CCE 14
CERCLA Removal Actions at Methane Release Sites; PB91-190850/CCE 73
CERCLA Site Discharges to POTWs CERCLA Site Sampling Program Detailed Data Report;
PB91-921270/CCE HO
CERCLA Site Discharges to POTWs Treatability Manual;
PB91-507236/CCE (Diskette & Manual) HO
PB91-921269/CCE (Manual) HO
CERCLA Site Discharges to POTWs: Guidance Manual *; PB90-274531/CCE 110
CERCLA Waste Capacity Assurance; PB90-274507/CCE 63
CERCLIS (Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Information System) Site
Location Extract; PB91-591310/CCE 86
CERCLIS Data Handling Support Policy Statement; PB90-258328/CCE 20
CERCLIS Listing *; PB91-921348/CCE 86
Characterization and Laboratory Soil Treatability Studies for Creosote and Pentachlorophenol Sludges and
Contaminated Soil; PB89-109920/CCE 107
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Chemical — Criminal
Title
Page
Chemical, Physical, and Biological Properties of Compounds Present at Hazardous Waste Sites;
PB89-132203/CCE 49
Closing the NPL Book under the Original HRS *; PB91-921302/CCE 86
Colloidal-Facilitated Transport of Inorganic Contaminants in Ground Water: Part 1 Sampling Considerations;
PB91-168419/CCE 102
Community Relations During Enforcement Activities and Development of the Administrative Record;
PB91-139519/CCE 48
Community Relations In Superfund: A Handbook (Interim Guidance) *; PB89-180830/CCE 61
Community Relations: Use of Senior Environmental Employees in Superfund (Superfund Management
Review: Recommendation 43.K, L) *; PB90-273749/CCE 61
Compendium of CERCLA Response Selection Guidance Documents; PB91-139139/CCE 39
Compendium of ERT Ground Water Sampling Procedures; PB91-921275/CCE 80
Compendium of ERT Soil Sampling and Surface Geophysics Procedures; PB91-921273/CCE 80
Compendium of ERT Surface Water and Sediment Sampling Procedures; PB91-921274/CCE 80
Compendium of ERT Toxicity Testing Procedures; PB91-921271/CCE 80
Compendium of ERT Waste Sampling Procedures; PB91-921276/CCE 80
Compendium of Technologies Used in the Treatment of Hazardous Wastes; PB90-274093/CCE 88
Computerized System for Performing Risk Assessment for Chemical Constituents of Hazardous Waste;
PB90-222001/CCE 82
Conducting Remedial Investigations/Feasibility Studies for CERCLA Municipal Landfill Sites;
PB91-921205/CCE 67
Consent Orders and the Reimbursement Provision Under Section 106(b) of CERCLA; PB91-139113/CCE 39
Consideration of RCRA Requirements in Performing CERCLA Responses at Mining Waste Sites * ;
PB91-214205/CCE 14
Considerations in Ground Water Remediation at Superfund Sites; PB91-238584/CCE 102
Continuous Release Emergency Response Notification System;
Diskettes & Manual; PB91-509935/CCE 78
User's Manual for Industry *; PB91-921287/CCE 78
Continuous Release Emergency Response Notification System and Priority Assessment Model;
Model Documentation * ; PB91-921261/CCE 78
User's Manual for EPA Regions *; PB91-921262/CCE 78
Control of Air Emissions From Superfund Air Strippers at Superfund Ground Water Sites *;
PB90-272667/CCE 103
Coordination of EPA and State Actions in Cost Recovery; PB91-138974/CCE 36
Cost Recovery Actions Under CERCLA; PB91-138966/CCE 36
Cost Recovery Actions/Statute of Limitations; PB91-138982/CCE 36
Cost Recovery Referrals; PB91-138941/CCE 37
Counting State-Lead Enforcement NPL Sites Toward the CERCLA Section 116(e) Remedial Action Start
Mandate; PB91-138933/CCE 47
Covenant Not to Sue Under SARA; PB91-139220/CCE 32
Covers for Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites; PB87-119483/CCE 107
Criminal Investigations and the Superfund Program; PB90-274499/CCE 63
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Criteria — Enforcement
Title
Page
Criteria for Elimination of Headquarters' Concurrence on Selected RCRA Section 3008(h) Orders;
PB91-140137/CCE 56
D
Data Quality Objectives for Remedial Response Activities: Development Process (Volume 1);
PB88-131370/CCE 66
Example Scenario: RI/FS Activities at a Site with Contaminated Soils and Ground Water (Volume 2);
PB88-131388/CCE 66
Example Scenario: RI/FS Activities at a Site with Contaminated Soils and Ground Water (Volume 1 & 2);
PB90-272634/CCE 66
Debarment and Suspension; PB90-272527/CCE 18
Decentralization of Superfund Bottle Repository Functions *; PB90-249558/CCE 28
Delegation of Remedy Selection to Regions; PB90-249566/CCE 20
Delegations of Authority Under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (FWPCA) Which are Applicable to
the Superfund Program * ; PB90-249574/CCE 14
Determining Soil Response Action Levels Based on Potential Contaminant Migration to Ground Water: A
Compendium of Examples; PB90-183575/CCE 103
Development and Demonstration of a Pilot-Scale Debris Washing System; PB91-196626/CCE 107
Development of Electro-Acoustic Soil Decontamination (BSD) for In-Situ Applications; PB90-204728/CCE 90
Directory of EPA/State Contacts by Specialty; PB90-249749/CCE 63
Discharge of Waste Water from CERCLA Sites into Publicly Owned Treatment Works (POTWs) *;
PB90-249616/CCE 14
Dust Control at Hazardous Waste Sites; Handbook; PB86-190105/CCE 107
E
Elevation Process for Achieving Federal Facilities Compliance Under RCRA; PB91-140244/CCE 58
Emergency Response Cleanup Services Contracts (ERCS): User's Manual * ; PB90-191966/CCE 73
Emerging Technologies: Bio-Recovery Systems Removal and Recovery of Metal Ions from Ground Water;
PB90-252594/CCE 91
Appendices; PB90-252602/CCE 91
Endangerment Assessment Guidance; PB91-139675/CCE 49
Endangerment Assessment Handbook; PB91-139683/CCE 49
Enforcement Actions Under RCRA and CERCLA at Federal Facilities; PB91-140228/CCE 58
Enforcement of Authorized State Laws Pursuant to 40 CFR 271.19-Formal Comments on State Requirements
Applicable to Facility Permits; PB91-140053/CCE 54
Enforcement of Financial Responsibility Requirements for RCRA Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facilities
that are Closing; PB91-139857/CCE 51
Enforcement of Liability Requirements for Operating RCRA Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facilities;
PB91-139832/CCE 51
Enforcement of the UST Interim Prohibition; PB91-140152/CCE 57
Enforcement Project Management Handbook: FY1991 Update; PB91-186999/CCE 44
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Enforcement — Expediting
Title
Page
Enforcement Response Policy; PB91-139816/CCE 50
Enforcement Strategy and Procedures for the "Interim Prohibition" Section 9003(g) of the Safe Drinking
Water Act (SDWA); PB91-140145/CCE 57
Enforcement Strategy for the Land Disposal Restriction First Third Rule; PB91-140079/CCE 50
Engineering Bulletin:
In Situ Soil Vapor Extraction Treatment; PB91-228072/CCE 96
Chemical Dehalogenation Treatment: APEG Treatment; PB91-228031/CCE 88
In Situ Steam Extraction Treatment; PB91-228064/CCE 107
Mobile/Transportable Incineration Treatment; PB91-228023/CCE 106
Slurry Biodegradation; PB91-228049/CCE 108
Soil Washing Treatment; PB91-228056/CCE 108
Solvent Extraction Treatment; PB91-228015/CCE 108
Thermal Desorption Treatment; PB91-228080/CCE 107
Enhanced Bioremediation Utilizing Hydrogen Peroxide as a Supplemental Source of Oxygen: A Laboratory
and Field Study; PB90-183435/CCE 108
Entry and Continued Access Under CERCLA; PB91-138867/CCE 46
Environmental Asbestos Assessment Manual; Superfund Method for the Determination of Asbestos in
Ambient Air:
Part 1: Method (interim Version); PB90-274283/CCE 100
Part 2: Technical Background Document (Interim Version); PB90-274291/CCE 100
EPA Interim Guidance on Indemnification of Superfund Response Action Contractors Under Section 119 of
SARA; PB91-139402/CCE 40
EPA Oversight of Remedial Designs and Remedial Actions Performed by PRPs; PB91-921357/CCE 70
EPA/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Payment Process, Direct Site Revised Reimbursement Methods;
PB90-273897/CCE 20
PB91-921347/CCE 20
Establishing a Construction Pipeline; PB91-214189/CCE 21
Establishing Work Zones at Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites; PB91-921342/CCE 78
Evaluating Mixed Funding Settlements Under CERCLA; PB91-139238/CCE 32
Evaluation of, and Additional Guidance on, Issuance of Unilateral Administrative Orders (UAOs) for
RD/RA; PB91-201764/CCE 39
Evaluation of Ground Water Extraction Remedies:
Volume 1: Summary Report *; PB90-183583/CCE 103
Volume 2: Case Studies 1-19 (Interim Final) *; PB90-274440/CCE 103
Volume 3: General Site Data, Data Base Reports, Interim Final * ; PB90-274457/CCE 103
Executive Ground-Water Monitoring Technical Enforcement Guidance Document (TEGD);
PB91-140186/CCE 52
Exemptions from the Statutory Limits on Removal Actions; PB91-921304/CCE 73
Expanded Civil Judicial Referral Procedures; PB91-139766/CCE 46
Expanded Site Inspection Transitional Guidance Fiscal Year 1988; PB90-183377/CCE 85
Expansion of Direct Referral of Cases to the Department of Justice; PB91-139790/CCE 46
Expediting Remedial Construction; PB90-272683/CCE 70
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Title
F
Page
Facilitated Transport; PB91-133256/CCE 104
Federal Facilities Negotiations Policy; PB91-140269/CCE 58
Federal Register Notice Entitled Environmental Protection Agency: Administrative Penalty Procedures;
Interim Final Rule; PB91-139626/CCE 45
Field Screening Methods Catalog—User's Guide; PB89-134159/CCE 85
Field Standard Operating Procedures For Air Surveillance (F.S.O.P.#8); PB91-213843/CCE 81
Field Standard Operating Procedures For Decontamination of Response Personnel (F S O P #7)-
PB91-213850/CCE 81
Field Standard Operating Procedures For Establishing Work Zones (F.S.O.P.#6); PB91-213827/CCE 81
Field Standard Operating Procedures For Preparation of a Site Safety Plan (F.S.O.P.#9); PB91-213835/CCE 81
Field Test of the Proposed Revised Hazard Ranking System *; PB90-222746/CCE 86
Final Administrative Hearing Procedures for RCRA Section 3008(h); PB91-140046/CCE 54
Final EPA Policy on the Inclusion of Environmental Auditing Provisions in Enforcement Settlements-
PB91-139782/CCE 46
Final Guidance on Administrative Records for Selection of CERCLA Response Actions; PB91-139121 /CCE 39
Final Guidance on Implementation of the "Consistency" Exemption to the Statutory Limits on Removal
Actions *; PB90-274465/CCE 73
Final Initiation of PRP Financed Remedial Design in Advance of Consent Decree Entry; PB91-139394/CCE 40
Final Penalty Policy for Sections 302,303,304,311, and 312 of the Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-Know Act and Section 103 of CERCLA; PB91-139634/CCE 45
Final Policy on Setting RI/FS Priorities; PB91-921324/CCE 21
Final RCRA Comprehensive Ground Water Monitoring Evaluation (CME) Guidance Document-
PB91-140194/CCE 52
Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies Domestic and International;
Summary; PB90-183799/CCE 89
Domestic and International. Atlanta, Georgia, June 19-21,1988. Abstract Proceedings; PB90-268509/CCE 89
Funding of State Enforcement Related Activities; PB91-138891/CCE 47
Furthering the Use of Innovative Treatment Technologies in OSWER Programs; PB91-921336/CCE 96
Fact Sheet; PB91-921366/CCE 96
G
General Toxicology Handbook; PB91-139691/CCE 49
Getting Ready: Scoping the RI/FS * ; PB90-274390/CCE 68
Ground Water Issue:
Characterizing Soils for Hazardous Waste Site Assessments; PB91-921294 108
Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids; PB91-195974/CCE 103
Ground Water Modeling: An Overview and Status Report; PB89-224497/CCE 104
Guidance Concerning EPA Involvement in RCRA Section 7002 Citizen Suits; PB91-140160/CCE 57
Guidance Document for Providing Alternative Water Supplies *; PB89-167969/CCE 74
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Guidance
Title
Page
Guidance Document on Cleanup of Surface Impoundment Sites; PB87-110664/CCE 106
Guidance for Conducting Remedial Investigations and Feasibility Studies (RI/FS) Under CERCLA * ;
PB89-184626/CCE 68
Guidance for Coordinating ATSDR Health Assessment Activities with the Superfund Remedial Process;
PB91-2140SO/CCE 82
Guidance for Data Usability in Risk Assessment*; PB91-921208/CCE 82
PB91-921312/CCE 82
Guidance for Environmental Priorities Initiative (EPI) Facilities in the Superfund Pre-Remedial Program;
PB91-139980/CCE 56
Guidance for Organizing ARCS Contract Files; PB91-215020/CCE 18
Guidance for Performing Preliminary Assessments Under CERCLA * ; PB92-963303/CCE 85
Guidance for Public Involvement in RCRA Section 3008(h) Actions; PB91-139865/CCE 51
Guidance on Applicability of EPA Order 3500.1 to CERCLA Staff; PB91-139642/CCE 49
Guidance on Applying the Data Quality Objectives Process for Ambient Air Monitoring Around Superfund
Sites:
Stages land 2; PB90-204603/CCE 101
StageS; PB90-204611/CCE 101
Guidance on CERCLA 106(a) Unilateral Administrative Orders for Remedial Designs and Remedial Actions;
PB91-139089/CCE 39
Guidance on CERCLA Section 106 Judicial Actions; PB91-139428/CCE 41
Guidance on Cleanup of Surface Tank and Drum Sites; PB87-110672/CCE 68
Guidance on Developing Compliance Orders Under Section 3008 of RCRA; Failure to Submit an Incomplete
Part B Permit; PB91-140038/CCE 54
Guidance on Documenting Decisions Not to Task Cost Recovery Actions; PB91-139048/CCE 37
Guidance on Drafting Consent Decrees in Hazardous Waste Cases; PB91-139345/CCE 41
Guidance on EPA Oversight of Remedial Designs and Remedial Actions Performed by Potentially
Responsible Parties; Interim Final *; PB90-249707/CCE 71
Guidance on Expediting Remedial Design and Remedial Action * ; PB90-273871 /CCE 70
Guidance on Federal Superfund Liens;PB91-139055/CCE 37
Guidance on Non-NPL Removal Actions Involving Nationally Significant or Precedent-Setting Issues;
PB90-273921/CCE 74
Guidance on Oversight of Potentially Responsible Party Remedial Investigations and Feasibility Studies
Volume 1; PB91-228361 /CCE 41
Volume 2 Appendices; PB91-228379/CCE 41
Guidance on Premium Payments in CERCLA Settlements; PB91-139410/CCE 41
Guidance on Preparing and Releasing Waste-in Lists and Volumetric Rankings for Information Release Under
CERCLA Section 122(e); PB91-187005/CCE 41
Guidance on Preparing Superfund Decision Documents: The Proposed Plan, The Record of Decision,
Explanation of Significant Differences, The Record of Decision Amendment *; PB91-921265/CCE 72
Guidance on RCRA Correction Action Decision Documents: The Statement of Basis, Final Decision, and
Response to Comments; PB91-201756/CCE 55
Guidance on RCRA Overfiling; PB91-140095/CCE 54
Guidance on Remedial Actions for Contaminated Ground Water at Superfund Sites * ; PB89-184618/CCE.... 104
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Guidance — Innovative
Title
Page
Guidance on Remedial Actions for Superfund Sites with PCB Contamination; PB91-921206/CCE 69
Guidance on the Use of Stipulated Penalties in Hazardous Waste Consent Decrees; PB91-139360/CCE 42
Guidance Regarding CERCLA Enforcement Against Bankrupt Parties; PB91-139014/CCE 37
Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies Under CERCLA (Interim Final) *; PB90-249772/CCE 68
Guide on Remedial Actions for Contaminated Ground Water; PB90-272576/CCE 104
Guide to Discharging CERCLA Aqueous Wastes to Publicly Owned Treatment Works (POTWs)-
PB91-921364/CCE m
Guide to Treatment Technologies for Hazardous Wastes at Superfund Sites; PB89-190821/CCE 89
Guidelines for Effective Management of the Contract Laboratory Program, Part 1: Contract Award; Part 2:
Contract Administration * ; PB90-191545/CCE 28
Guidelines for Producing Superfund Documents; PB90-249475/CCE 20
Guidelines for the Cleanup of Clandestine Drug Laboratories; PB90-272709/CCE 74
H
Handbook on In Situ Treatment of Hazardous Waste-Contaminated Soils; PB91-921342/CCE 109
Handbook: Responding to Discharges of Sinking Hazardous Substances; PB91-228346/CCE 96
Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response:
Available Guidance; PB91-921337/CCE 79
General Information and Comparison; PB91-921338/CCE 79
Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites and RCRA Corrective Actions; PB91-921339/CCE 79
RCRA TSD and Emergency Response Without Regard to Location; PB91-921340/CCE 79
Hazardous Waste Releases on Indian Land; Beginning the Superfund Process; PB91-228205/CCE 79
HAZCON Solidification Process, Douglassville, PA: Applications Analysis Report; PB89-206031/CCE 91
HAZMAT Team Planning Guidance *; PB90-274523/CCE 79
Headquarters Support Contract Management Procedures; PB91-921335/CCE 18
Health and Safety Audit Guidelines: SARA Title I, Section 126 * ; PB90-204157/CCE 79
Health and Safety Roles and Responsibilities at Remedial Sites; PB91-921362/CCE 66
Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables, Fourth Quarter FY90; PB90-921100/CCE 82
Human Health Evaluation Manual, Supplemental Guidance: Standard Default Exposure Factors *;
PB91-921314/CCE „ 84
I
Implementation of EPA Criminal Enforcement Strategy for RCRA Interim Status Facilities-
PB91-139949/CCE 53
Inauguration of the On-Site Coordinator (OSC) /Remedial Project Manager (RPM) Program-
PB90-274309/CCE _ 59
Indian Tribal Involvement in the Superfund Program; PB90-273947/CCE 64
Innovative Methods to Increase Public Involvement in Superfund Community Relations (Superfund
Management Review: Recommendation #43.A); PB91-921344/CCE 61
Innovative Operational Treatment Technologies for Applications to Superfund Sites: Nine Case Studies-
PB90-202656/CCE
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Innovative — Issuance
Title
Page
Innovative Technology:
BEST Solvent Extraction Process; PB90-274218/CCE 97
Glycolate Dehalogenation; PB90-274226/CCE 97
In Situ Vitrification; PB90-274192/CCE 97
Slurry Phase Biodegradation; PB90-274200/CCE 97
Soil Washing; PB90-274184/CCE 97
Innovative Treatment Technologies: Semi-Annual Status Report, January 1991; PB91-921290/CCE 97
Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening System (ICCSS) for Micro-computers;
Software; PB90-213836/CCE 28
Software Manual; PB90-591700/CCE 28
Inspection Authority Under Section 3007 of RCRA;PB91-140061/CCE 50
Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS) (for IBM PC/AT Microcomputers); PB90-591330/CCE 83
Integrated Timeline for Superfund Site Management (SMR # 5,15); PB91-139717/CCE 31
Interim CERCLA Settlement Policy; PB91-139329/CCE 42
Interim Enforcement Strategy for Enforcement of Title III and CERCLA Section 103 Notification
Requirements; PB91-139618/CCE 45
Interim Final Guidance Package on Funding CERCLA State Enforcement Actions at NPL Sites;
PB91-138917/CCE : 47
Interim Guidance for Soil Ingestion Rates; PB91-139709/CCE 30
Interim Guidance on Establishing Soil Lead Cleanup Levels at Superfund Sites;
PB91-921352/CCE 83
PB91-921352/CCE (Supplement) 83
Interim Guidance on Potentially Responsible Party Participation in Remedial Investigations and Feasibility
Studies; PB91-139337/CCE 42
Interim Guidance on Settlements with De Minimis Waste Contributors Under Section 122(g) of SARA;
PB91-139196/CCE 32
Interim Guidance: Streamlining the Settlement Decision Process; PB91-139386/CCE 42
Interim Guidelines for Preparing Nonbinding Preliminary Allocations of Responsibility; PB91-139568/CCE 45
Interim Model CERCLA Section 122(g)(4) De Minimis Waste Contributor Consent Decree and Administrative
Order by Consent; PB91-139204/CCE 32
Interim Policy on Mixed Funding Settlements Involving the Preauthorization of States or Political
Subdivisions; PB91-139246/CCE 32
Interim RCRA/CERCLA Guidance on Non-Contiguous Sites and On-Site Management of Waste and
Treatment Residue *; PB90-274317/CCE 15
Interim Status Under Section 3005(e) of RCRA; PB91-140004/CCE 53
International Waste Technologies/Geo-Con In Situ Stabilization/Solidification: Applications Analysis Report;
PB90-269085/CCE 91
Inventory of Treatability Study Vendors; PB91-228395/CCE 89
Involvement of Superfund Program Managers in Superfund Response Agreement Audits; PB90-249731/CCE .. 64
Issuance of Administrative Orders for Immediate Removal Actions; PB91-139105/CCE 39
Issuance of Administrative Orders Under Section 3013 of RCRA; PB91-140111/CCE 56
Issuance of Final Revised Guidance on the Use and Issuance of Administrative Orders Under Section 7003
ofRCRA;PB91-140129/CCE 56
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Title
J
Page
Joint Federal Task Force on Clandestine (Illegal) Drug Laboratories; PB91-125989/CCE 74
L
Laboratory Evaluation of the Low Temperature Characteristics of Four Protective Clothing Materials-
PB91-148452/CCE 89
Laboratory Investigation of Residual Liquid Organics from Spills, Leaks and the Disposal of Hazardous
Wastes in Ground Water; PB90-235797/CCE 105
Land Disposal Restrictions (Summary of Requirements); PB91-190835/CCE 54
Land Disposal Restrictions as Relevant and Appropriate Requirements for CERCLA Contaminated Soil and
Debris; PB91-214973/CCE 15
Landowner Liability Under Section 107(a)(l) of CERCLA De Minimus Settlement Under 122(g)(l)(B) of
CERCLA, and Settlements with Prospective Purchasers; PB91-139444/CCE 42
Leachate Plume Management; PB86-122330/CCE 105
Liability of Corporate Shareholders and Successor Corporations for Abandoned Sites Under CERCLA-
PB91-139030/CCE 37
Long-Term Contracting Strategy for Superfund *; PB91-921308/CCE 18
Long-Term Contracting Strategy for Superfund-Implementation * ; PB91-921358/CCE 19
Low-Level Mixed Waste: A RCRA Perspective for NRC Licensees; PB91-228387/CCE 50
M
Making Superfund Documents Available to the Public Throughout the Clean-up Process and Discussing Site
Findings and Decisions as they are Developed; PB91-921322/CCE 61
Management of Investigation-Derived Wastes During Site Inspections; PB91-921331/CCE 85
Management Review of the Superfund Program * ; PB90-153875/CCE 22
Management Review of the Superfund Program: Implementation Plan; PB90-153883/CCE 22
Mandatory Community Relations Training: Superfund Management Review Implementation Product
(Recommendation: #43P(i)); PB90-272592/CCE 60
Mandatory Training Requirements for On-Scene Coordinators and Remedial Project Managers;
PB90-272584/CCE ° 60
Medical Waste Enforcement Strategy; PB91-139998/CCE 55
Method for Prioritizing CERCLA Preliminary Assessments at RCRA Facilities; PB91-139972/CCE 56
Method for the Supercritical Fluid Extraction of Soils/Sediments; PB91-127803/CCE 98
Methodologies for Implementation of CERCLA Section 122(g)(l)(A) De Minimus Waste Contributor
Settlements; PB91-139212/CCE 33
Minimizing Problems Caused by Staff Turnover (Superfund Management Review: Recommendation
#43,M,N,0)* ; PB91-921345/CCE 61
Mobile Treatment Technologies for Superfund Wastes; PB87-110656/CCE 98
Model Information Notice Letter to Local Governments; PB91-187013/CCE 33
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Model — National
Title
Page
Model Litigation Report for CERCLA Sections 106 and 107 and RCRA Section 7003; PB91-139451/CCE 42
Model Notice Letters; PB91-139279/CCE 33
Model Performance Standards for Superfund Project Officers, Deputy Project Officers, and Work Assignment
Managers Delivery Order Officers *; PB90-258336/CCE 19
Model Program for Removal Site File Management; PB91-214247/CCE 74
Model Statement of Work for a Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study Conducted by Potentially
Responsible Parties; PB91-139436/CCE 43
Model Unilateral Order for Remedial Design and Remedial Action; PB91-139097/CCE 40
Modeling Remedial Actions at Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites; PB85-211357/CCE 71
Multi-Media Settlements of Enforcement Claims; PB91-139808/CCE 46
Municipal Settlements; PB91-139311/CCE 33
N
National On-Scene Coordinator Directory; PB91-921279/CCE 80
National Priorities List Book Set; PB91-238725/CCE 22
National Priorities List Sites:
Alabama; PB91-921209/CCE 22
Alaska; PB91-921210/CCE 23
American Samoa, Guam and Trust Territories; PB91-921258/CCE 27
Arizona and Nevada; PB91-921211/CCE 23
Arkansas; PB91-921212/CCE 23
California; PB91-921213/CCE 23
Colorado; PB91-921214/CCE 23
Connecticut; PB91-921215/CCE : 23
Delaware; PB91-921216/CCE 23
Florida; PB91-921217/CCE 23
Georgia; PB91-921218/CCE 23
Hawaii; PB91-921219/CCE 23
Idaho; PB91-921220/CCE 23
Illinois; PB91-921221/CCE 23
Indiana; PB91-921222/CCE 24
Iowa;PB91-921223/CCE 24
Kansas; PB91-921224/CCE 24
Kentucky; PB91-921225/CCE 24
Louisiana; PB91-921226/CCE 24
Maine; PB91-921227/CCE 24
Maryland; PB91-921228/CCE 24
Massachusetts; PB91-921229/CCE 24
Michigan; PB91-921230/CCE 24
Minnesota; PB91-921231/CCE 24
Mississippi; PB91-921232/CCE 24
Missouri; PB91-921233/CCE 24
Montana; PB91-921234/CCE 25
Nebraska; PB91-921236/CCE 25
New Hampshire; PB91-921237/CCE 25
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Title
Page
New Jersey; PB-921235/CCE 25
New Mexico; PB91-921238/CCE ].""' 25
New York; PB91-921239/CCE !"""""!"""."!Z"! 25
North and South Dakota; PB91-921241/CCE 25
North Carolina; PB91-921240/CCE 25
Ohio; PB91-921242/CCE 25
Oklahoma; PB91-921243/CCE ZZZ"Z.25
Pennsylvania; PB91-921245/CCE 25
Puerto Rico; PB91-921257/CCE "".'"""!!".'"""Z! 26
Rhode Island; PB91-921246/CCE !!!I""!Z!!!."!!ZZ!"" 26
South Carolina; PB91-921247/CCE "'"""' 26
Tennessee; PB91-921248/CCE "^ 26
Texas; PB91-921249/CCE I""""."."!.'."! 26
Utah; PB91-921250/CCE '".'.'".".". 26
Vermont; PB91-921251/CCE !.'".'"ZZ."" 26
Virginia; PB91-921252/CCE 26
Washington; PB91-921253/CCE I"""."l""' 26
West Virginia; PB91-921254/CCE 26
Wisconsin; PB91-921255/CCE ".'.'.'.'" 26
Wyoming; PB91-921256/CCE !Z!"""Z"""".'26
Notification of Out-of-State Shipments of Superfund Site Wastes * ; PB90-272618/CCE 15
O
OERR Organizational Conflict of Interest Review & Approval Program (Superfund Management review:
Recommendation #46C); PB91-214957/CCE 20
Off-Site Policy RFA or Equivalent Investigation Requirement at RCRA Treatment and Storage Facilities;
PB91-139295/CCE 33
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response (OSWER) Comparative Risk Project: Executive Summary and
Overview; PB90-272501/CCE 27
Oil Spill Contingency Planning; National Status: A Report to the President; PB91-921282/CCE 77
ORD Ground Water Research Plan: Strategy for 1991 and Beyond; PB91-145482/CCE 105
Organic Contract Compliance Screening System (OCCSS) Software (for Microcomputers);
User's Manual; PB90-213844/CCE 28
Diskette and Manual; PB90-591690/CCE "".".", 28
OSWER Integrated Health and Safety Policy * ; PB90-258344/CCE 81
P
PA-Score Software; User's Manual and Tutorial: Version 1.0 (Sold as a Set)
PB92-963302/CCE 85
PB92-500032/CCE """!."!!! 85
Part B Permit Applications with Insufficient Ground Water Monitoring Data; PB91-140020/CCE 54
Performance of Risk Assessments in Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Studies (RI/FSs) Conducted by PRPs-
PB91-139493/CCE 43
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Pilot —RCRA
Title
Page
Pilot Study on International Information Exchange on Dioxins and Related Compounds: Inventory of
Regulations/Statutes Concerning Dioxins and Related Compounds; PB91-125799/CCE 109
Planning for Sufficient Community Relations *; PB90-249533/CCE 62
Policy for Enforcement Actions Against Transporters Under CERCLA; PB91-138859/CCE 47
Policy for Managing Leachate at PCB Landfills; PB91-139907/CCE 55
Policy for Superfund Compliance with the RCRA Land Disposal Restrictions; PB90-249640/CCE 15
Policy on Hoodplains and Wetland Assessments for CERCLA Actions; PB91-921329/CCE 86
Policy on Management of Post-Removal Site Control; PB91-921326/CCE 75
Policy on Recovering Indirect Cost in CERCLA Section 107 Cost Recovery Actions; PB91-138990/CCE 37
Policy Towards Owners of Residential Property at Superfund Sites; PB91-205476/CCE 33
Political Subdivision Involvement in Superfund; PB90-273954/CCE 64
Potentially Responsible Party Search; PB87-232476/CCE 34
Preparation Aids for the Development of Category 1: Quality Assurance Project Plans; PB91-148312/CCE 29
Preparation of Hazardous Waste Referrals; PB91-139543/CCE 44
Priority for Health and Safety Requirements, Especially Medical Surveillance Requirements, for EPA
Employees Who Support OSWER Programs; PB91-921346/CCE 81
Procedural Guidance on Treatment of Insurers Under CERCLA; PB91-139188/CCE 34
Procedures for Completion and Deletion of National Priorities List Sites and Update; PB90-274556/CCE 86
Procedures for Documenting Costs for CERCLA Section 107 Actions; PB91-138958/CCE 38
Procedures for Transmittal of CERCLA and RCRA Civil Judicial Enforcement Case Packages at
Headquarters; PB91-139774/CCE 46
Procurement Under Pre-authorization/Mixed Funding; PB90-249525/CCE 66
Progress Toward Implementing Superfund: FY89 —Report to Congress; PB91-921204/CCE 27
Proposed Method to Evaluate the Effectiveness of Community Involvement in Superfund (Superfund
Management Review: Recommendation No.43.A) * ; PB90-273764/CCE 62
PRP Search Supplemental Guidance for Sites in the Superfund Remedial Program; PB91-139162/CCE 34
Public Awareness Signs at Superfund Sites *;,PB91-921306/CCE 62
Q
Quality Assurance/Quality Control Guidance for Remedial Activities: Sampling QA/QC Plan and Data
Validation Procedures (Interim Final); PB90-274481/CCE 75
Quantifying Effects in Ecological Site Assessments: Biological and Statistical Considerations;
PB91-129189/CCE 83
Questions and Answers About the State Role in Remedy selection at Non-Funded-Financed State-Lead
Enforcement Sites; PB91-187039/CCE 48
R
Rationale for the Assessment of Errors in the Sampling of Soils; PB90-242306/CCE 109
RCRA Compliance/Enforcement Guidance Manual; PB91-140087/CCE , 51
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RCRA —Revised
Title Page
RCRA Corrective Action Interim Measures Guidance; PB91-139881/CCE 55
RCRA Corrective Action Plan; PB91-139873/CCE 55
RCRA Ground Water Monitoring Compliance Order Guidance; PB87-193710/CCE 52
RCRA Ground Water Monitoring Technical Enforcement Guidance Document (TEGD); PB91-140178/CCE 52
RCRA Inspection Manual; PB89-208169/CCE 51
RCRA Loss of Interim Status Enforcement Strategy; PB91-139931/CCE 53
RCRA Policies on Ground Water Quality at Closure; PB91-139923/CCE 52
RCRA Section 3005(e): Continuous Operation of Hazardous Facilities by Owners and Operators Who Failed
to Achieve Interim Status; PB91-140012/CCE 53
RCRA Section 3008(h): The Interim Status Corrective Action Authority; PB91-139840/CCE 52
RCRA/CERCLA Case Management Handbook; PB91-139535/CCE 44
Redelegation of Authority Under CERCLA and SARA; PB90-249582/CCE 21
Real Estate Acquisition Procedures for USAGE Projects; PB91-921355/CCE 71
Redelegation of Civil Judicial Settlement Authorities; PB91-138834/CCE 31
Reductive Dehalogenation of Organic Contaminants in Soils and Ground Water; PB91-191056/CCE 105
Regional Oversight of Federal Facility Clean-ups Under CERCLA; PB91-138875/CCE 47
Reimbursement to Local Governments for Emergency Response to Hazardous Substance Releases;
PB90-274234/CCE 75,
Releasing Guidance on Use of Alternative Dispute Resolution Techniques in Enforcement Actions;
PB91-139303/CCE 34
Releasing Identities of Potentially Responsible Parties in Response to FOIA Requests; PB91-139147/CCE 34
Releasing Information to Potentially Responsible Parties at CERCLA Sites; PB91-139469/CCE 43
Remedial Action Costing Procedures Manual; PB88-113691/CCE 71
Remedial Action, Treatment, and Disposal of Hazardous Waste; Proceedings of the Annual RREL Hazardous
Waste Research Symposium (16th), Cincinnati, Ohio, April 3-5,1990; PB91-148379/CCE 98
Remediation Completed: But is the Ground Water Meeting the Safe Drinking Water Act Requirements?;
PB90-262999/CCE 105
Removal Cost Management System: Version 3.2; PB90-272691/CCE 75
Reporting and Exchange of Information on State Enforcement Actions at National Priorities List Sites;
PB91-138883/CCE 48
Reporting Requirements for Continuous Releases of Hazardous Substances; A Guide for Facilities and
Vessels on Compliance *; PB91-921263/CCE 78
Required Use of the Removal Cost Management System for all Removal Actions; PB91-214288/CCE 75
Resource Distribution for the Technical Assistance Grant Program; PB90-249459/CCE 65
Results of FY-89 Record of Decision Analysis; PB90-249681/CCE 72
Review and Evaluation of Area Source Dispersion Algorithms for Emission Sources at Superfund Sites
(Final Report); PB90-142753/CCE 101
Revised EPA Guidance on Parallel Proceedings; PB91-139667/CCE 36
Revised Hazardous Waste Bankruptcy Guidance; PB91-139022/CCE 38
Revised Interim Final Guidance on Indian Involvement in the Superfund Program; PB90-249723/CCE 64
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Revised — State
Title
Page
Revised Procedures for Implementing Off-Site Response Actions; PB91-139287/CCE 34
Revised RCRA Civil Penalty Policy; PB91-139824/CCE 50
Revision of CERCLA Judicial Settlement Authorities Under Delegations 14-13-B and 14-14-E;
PB91-138818/CCE 31
Revisions to the Interim Guidance on PRP Participation in Remedial Investigations and Feasibility Studies;
PB91-139352/CCE 43
RI/FS Improvements; PB90-272642/CCE 69
RI/FS Improvements Follow-Up; PB90-249657/CCE 69
RI/FS Streamlining; PB91-214981/CCE 70
Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund, Volume 1: Human Health Evaluation Manual:
PartA;PB90-155581/CCE 83
Part A, Interim Final *; PB90-273830/CCE 83
Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund, Volume 2: Environmental Evaluation Manual, Interim Final * ;
PB90-155599/CCE 84
Risk Assessment in Superfund: A Primer; PB91-214197/CCE 84
ROD Annual Report FY1990; PB91-921277/CCE 72
Role of Community Interviews in the Development of a Community Relations Program for Remedial
Response*; PB90-273756/CCE 62
Role of the Baseline Risk Assessment in Superfund Remedy Selection Decisions; PB91-921359/CCE 84
Roles and Responsibilities of Deputy Project Officers and Work Assignment Managers Under the Technical
Enforcement Support (TES) Contract; PB91-139741/CCE 30
Roles and Responsibilities of Regional Project Officers and Headquarters Zone Project Officers for
Management of TES (TES 5+) Contracts; PB91-139758/CCE 30
S
Sampler's Guide to Contract Laboratory Program; PB91-921330/CCE 29
Scope of the CERCLA Petroleum Exclusion Under Sections 101(14) and 104(a)(2); PB91-139550/CCE 48
Scoper's Notes: A Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study (RI/FS) Costing Guide; PB90-258369/CCE 70
Section 3008(h) Module Order on Consent; PB91-139899/CCE 56
Shirco Infrared Incineration System: Applications Analysis Report; PB89-233423/CCE 91
Site Classification Changes from Enforcement to Fund Lead; PB91-139600/CCE 30
SITE Program Demonstration of the Ultrox International Ultraviolet Radiation/Oxidation Technology;
PB90-198177/CCE 91
Site-Specific Contracting for Removals; PB91-215053/CCE 75
Small Cost Recovery Referrals; PB91-139006/CCE 38
Soil Vapor Extraction Technology Reference Handbook (Final); PB91-168476/CCE 109
Soil Vapor Extraction VOC Control Technology Assessment (Final Report); PB90-216995/CCE 101
SPMS Targets for RCRA Enforcement FY87; PB91-140210/CCE 50
Standard Operating Safety Guides *; PB90-249590/CCE 81
State and Local Involvement in the Superfund Program; PB90-273939/CCE 64
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Status — Superfund
Title
Page
Status of State Involvement in the Superfund Program: FY-80 to FY-89; PB90-272725/CCE 64
Streamlining the RI/FS for CERCLA Municipal Landfill Sites; PB91-921301/CCE 70
Structure and Components of Five-Year Reviews; PB91-921369/CCE 67
Submittal of Ten-Point Settlement Analyses for CERCLA Consent Decrees; PB91-139485/CCE 43
Subsurface Contamination Reference Guide * ; PB91-921292/CCE 106
Suggested ROD Language for Various Ground Water Remediation Options; PB91-921325/CCE 106
Summary of "Guidance on CERCLA Section 106(a) UAOs for RD/RA"; PB91-228312/CCE 40
Summary of "Guidance on Documenting Decisions Not to Take Cost Recovery Actions"; PB91-228338/CCE ... 38
Summary of "Guidance on Landowner Liability under Section 107(a)(l) of CERCLA, De Minimis Settlements
under Section 122(g)(l)(b) of CERCLA, and Settlements with Prospective Purchasers of Contaminated
Property"; PB91-228288/CCE 44
Summary of "Interim Guidance: Streamlining the CERCLA Settlement Decision Process"; PB91-228270/CCE.. 43
Summary of "Interim Guidelines for Preparing NBARs"; PB91-228304/CCE 45
Summary of "Interim Policy on CERCLA Settlements Involving Municipalities and Municipal Wastes";
PB91-228262/CCE 35
Summary of "Methodologies for Implementation of CERCLA Section 122(g)(l)(a) De Minimis Waste
Contributor Settlements"; PB91-227959/CCE 35
Summary of Notification of Out-of-State Shipments of Superfund Site Waste * ; PB91-228197/CCE 15
Summary of "PRP Search Supplemental Guidance for Sites in the Superfund Remedial Program";
PB91-228320/CCE 35
Summary of "Releasing Information to Potentially Responsible Parties at CERCLA Sites"; PB91-228296/CCE ... 44
Superfund Analytical Data Review and Oversight *; PB90-249541/CCE 29
Superfund Automated Records of Decision System (RODS): User Manual; PB90-193004/CCE 72
Superfund Community Relations Program: A Guide to Effective Presentations With Visual Aids;
PB89-167985/CCE 62
Superfund Cost Recovery Strategy; PB91-139063/CCE 38
Superfund Desk Reference for Municipalities; PB91-193409/CCE 31
Superfund Emergency Response Actions: A Summary of Federally Funded Removals (Volume 4);
PB91-921260/CCE 76
Superfund Enforcement Strategy and Implementation Plan; PB91-138842/CCE 31
Superfund Engineering Issue: Treatment of Lead Contaminated Soils; PB91-921291/CCE 109
Superfund Exposure Assessment Manual * ; PB89-135859/CCE 84
Superfund Ground Water Issue:
Contaminant Transport in Fractured Media; Models for Decision Makers;
PB90-268517/CCE 106
Ground Water Sampling for Metals Analyses; PB91-133249/CCE 104
Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation (SITE) Program Strategy and Program Plan;
PB87-181939/CCE 92
Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation Program: Progress and Accomplishments, Fiscal Year 1989;
PB90-216516/CCE 91
Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation; Technology Demonstration Summary, Chemfix Solidification
Stabilization Process, Clackamas, Oregon; PB91-921373/CCE 92
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Superfund
Title
Page
Superfund Innovative Technology Program: Technology Profiles; PB90-249756/CCE 92
Superfund LDR Guide #1: Overview of RCRA Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) * ; PB90-274325/CCE 15
Superfund LDR Guide #2: Complying with the California List Restrictions Under Land Disposal Restrictions
(LDRs)*;PB90-274333/CCE : 16
Superfund LDR Guide #3: Treatment Standards and Minimum Technology Requirements Under Land
Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) *; PB90-274341/CCE 16
Superfund LDR Guide #4: Complying with the Hammer Restrictions Under Land Disposal Restrictions
(LDRs)*;PB90-274358/CCE 16
Superfund LDR Guide #5: Determining When Land Disposal restrictions (LDRs) are Applicable to CERCLA
Response Actions *; PB90-274366/CCE 16
Superfund LDR Guide #6A (Second Edition): Obtaining a Soil and Debris Treatability Variance for Remedial
Actions *; PB91-921327/CCE 16
Superfund LDR Guide #6B: Obtaining a Soil and Debris Treatability Variance for Removal Actions * ;
PB91-921310/CCE 16
Superfund LDR Guide $7: Determining When Land Disposal Restrictions (LDR) are Relevant and
Appropriate to CERCLA Response Actions H; PB91-214122/CCE 17
Superfund LDR Guide #8: Compliance with Third Third Requirements Under the LDRs * ;
PB91-921313/CCE 17
Superfund LDR Guide #10: Guide to Obtaining No Migration Variances for CERCLA Remedial Actions * ;
PB91-921367/CCE 17
Superfund LDR Guide to RCRA Management Requirements for Mineral Processing Wastes *;
PB91-921318/CCE 17
Superfund Overview Fact Sheet Package; PB91-921353/CCE 59
Superfund Program Management Manual, FY92: Volume 1; PB91-921272/CCE 21
Superfund Progress: Environmental Indicators, Environmental Fact Sheet;
PB91-921354/CCE 19
Superfund Removal Procedures:
Action Memorandum Guidance *; PB90-274473/CCE 76
Guidance on the Consideration of ARARs During Removal Actions *; PB92-963401/CCE 76
Superfund Responsiveness Summaries (Superfund Management Review: Recommendation No. 43.E) *;
PB90-273731/CCE 62
Superfund Risk Assessment Information Directory; PB87-188918/CCE 84
Superfund Technical Assistance Grant (TAG) Handbook; PB91-238592/CCE 65
Superfund Technical Assistance Grants (TAG) Brochure *; PB90-273772/CCE 65
Superfund Treatability Clearinghouse Abstracts; PB90-119751/CCE 109
Superfund Treatment Technologies: A Vendor List; PB87-184578/CCE 89
Superfund: Getting into the Act. Contracting and Subcontracting Guide to the Superfund Program *;
PB89-233431/CCE 19
Superfund: Environmental Progress; PR881/CCE , 59
Superfund: Focusing on the Nation at Large; a Decade of Progress at National Priorities List Sites;
PB91-921207/CCE 22
Superfund: Reporting on Progress Through Environmental Indicators; PB91-921203/CCE 19
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Title
Page
Supplemental Guidance on Performing Risk Assessments in Remedial Investigations/Feasibility Studies
(RI/FSs) Conducted by Potentially Responsible Parties; PB91-205526/CCE 44
Supporting State Attorneys General CERCLA Remedial and Enforcement Activities at NPL Sites;
PB91-138925/CCE 48
Survey of Materials-Handling Technologies Used at Hazardous Waste Sites; PB91-921283/CCE 110
Synopses of Federal Demonstrations of Innovative Site Remediation Technologies; PB91-921284/CCE 98
T
Technical Assistance Team (TAT) Users' Manual September 1987 (Revised July 1989); PB91-214163/CCE 76
Technical Support Services for Superfund Site Remediation, Second Edition; PB91-921285/CCE 90
Technology Evaluation Report:
CF Systems Organics Extraction System New Bedford, Massachusetts:
Volume 1; PB90-186495/CCE 92
Volume 2; PB90-186503/CCE 92
Chemfix Technologies Inc., Solidification/Stabilization Process Clackamas, Oregon:
Volume 1; PB91-127696/CCE 92
Volume 2; PB90-274127/CCE 92
International Waste Technologies/Geo-Con In Situ Stabilization/Solidification:
Volume 3 Update Report; PB90-269069/CCE 93
Volume 4 Update Report; PB90-269077/CCE 93
SITE Program Demonstration Test:
The American Combustion Pyretron Thermal Destruction System at the U.S. EPA's Combustion
Research Facility; PB89-167894/CCE 93
HAZCON Solidification Douglassville, Pennsylvania:
Volume 1; PB89-158810/CCE 93
Volume 2; PB89-158828/CCE 93
International Waste Technologies In Situ Stabilization/Solidification, Hialeah, Florida:
Volume 1; PB89-194161 /CCE 94
Volume 2; PB89-194179/CCE 94
Terra Vac In Situ Vacuum Extraction System:
Volume 1; PB89-192025/CCE 95
Volume 2; PB89-192033/CCE 95
The Shirco Pilot Infrared Incinerator System:
Volume 1: Summary of Review; PB89-167902/CCE 94
Volume 2: Data; PB89-167910/CCE 94
Soliditech, Inc., Solidification/Stabilization Process;
Volume 1; PB90-191750/CCE 94
Volume 2; PB90-191768/CCE 94
Technology Screening Guide for Treatment of CERCLA Soils and Sludges; PB89-132674/CCE 110
Technology Transfer Needs Assessment; PB91-125674/CCE 21
Terra Vac In Situ Vacuum Extraction System: Applications Analysis Report; PB90-119744/CCE 95
The Emergency Response Notification System (Brochure); PB90-249715/CCE 73
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The Exxon — Use
Title
Page
The EXXON Valdez Oil Spill: A Report to the President; PB91-213819/CCE 77
The Feasibility Study: Development and Screening of Remedial Action Alternatives *; PB90-274416/CCE 67
The Feasibility Study: Detailed Analysis of Remedial Action Alternatives * ; PB90-272675/CCE 67
The Final National Contingency Plan: New Directions for Superfund; PB90-272600/CCE 11
The Oil Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures Program, Task Force Report; PB91-213868/CCE 77
The Remedial Investigation: Site Characterization and Treatability Studies *; PB90-274408/CCE 69
The Revised Hazard Ranking System:
An Improved Tool for Screening Superfund Sites *; PB91-921307/CCE 87
Background Information *; PB91-921303/CCE 87
Qs and As *; PB91-921305/CCE '."".'".'. 87
The Superfund Program: Ten Years of Progress; PB91-921286/CCE 59
Timely Initiation of Responsible Party Searches, Issuance of Notice Letters, and Release of Information;
PB91-139154/CCE 35
Total Quality Management (TQM) and Quality Assurance (QA) in Superfund; PB91-921333/CCE 21
Toxic Treatments, In Situ Steam/Hot-Air Stripping Technology: Applications Analysis Report;
PB91-181768/CCE 95
Transmittal of Guidance on Use and Enforcement of CERCLA Information Requests and Administrative
Subpoenas; PB91-139170/CCE 35
Transmittal of Model Consent Decree for CERCLA Section 104(e) Information Request Enforcement Actions;
PB91-193417/CCE 5
Transmittal of the Final Waste Oil Interim Enforcement Guidance Document; PB91-140202/CCE 55
Transmittal of the RCRA Ground Water Enforcement Strategy; PB91-139915/CCE 53
Treatability Potential for EPA Listed Hazardous Wastes in Soil; PB89-166581/CCE 110
Treatability Studies Contractor Work Assignments; PB90-273962/CCE 19
Treatability Studies Under CERCLA: An Overview; PB90-273970/CCE 67
TSCREEN: A Model for Screening Toxic Air Pollutant Concentrations (User's Guide); PB91-141820/CCE 101
U
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Assistance to the Superfund Program; PB91-921319/CCE 71
ULTROX International Ultraviolet Radiation/Oxidation Technology Applications Analysis Report;
PB91-129759/CCE 95
Update on Implementation of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990
February 1991, Intermittent Bulletin, Volume 1, # 1; PB91-921370/CCE 77
April 1991, Intermittent Bulletin, Volume 1, # 2; PB91-921371/CCE 77
June 1991, Intermittent Bulletin, Volume 1, # 3; PB91-921372/CCE 77
Update: Superfund Technical Assistance Grants; PB90-273715/CCE 65
USAGE Pre-placed and Rapid Response Contracts; PB90-273889/CCE 71
Use of CERCLA Section 106 Unilateral Enforcement for Remedial Design and Remedial Action: Strategy for
Fiscal Year 1990; PB91-139733/CCE 30
186
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Use — Written
Title
Page
Use of Expanded Removal Authority to Address NPL and Proposed NPL Sites; PB90-273905/CCE 76
Use of Office of Research and Development's Bioremediation Expertise in Superfund Removal Program-
PB90-249798/CCE 98
Use of RCRA Section 3008(g) Independently of Section 3008(a); PB91-140103/CCE 57
Use of Removal Approaches to Speed Up Remedial Action Projects; PB90-274382/CCE 76
User's Guide for the Fugitive Dust Model (FDM) (Final Report); PB88-236823/CCE 101
User's Guide to the Contract Laboratory Program *; PB91-921278/CCE 29
Using State and Local Officials to Assist in Community Relations * ; PB91-921320/CCE 63
V
Vendor Information Form, To Be Completed for Participation in the: Vendor Information System for
Innovative Treatment Technologies (VISITT); PB91-921289/CCE 98
W
Waiver of Concurrence on De Minimis Generator Settlements; PB91-138826/CCE 31
Waiver of Headquarters Approval for Issuance of RD/RA Special Notice Letters at the Time of ROD
Signature from OERR and OWPE; PB91-139261/CCE 36
Workshop on Innovative Technologies for Treatment of Contaminated Sediments. Cincinnati, Ohio,
June 13-14,1990. Summary Report; PB91-148296/CCE 99
Written Demand for Recovery of Costs Incurred under CERCLA; PB91-204628/CCE 38
187
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Control
Number Index
9010.0 — 9200.5-251FS
Control
Number
Title
Page
9010.0 Assurance of Hazardous Waste Capacity: Guidance to State Officials; PB91-214171 /CCE 22
9012.10-a Revision of CERCLA Judicial Settlement Authorities Under Delegations 14-13-B and 14-14-E;
PB91-138818/CCE 31
9012.10-a-l Waiver of Concurrence on De Minimis Generator Settlements; PB91-138826/CCE 31
9012.10-b Redelegation of Civil Judicial Settlement Authorities; PB91-138834/CCE 31
9200.0-0 National On-Scene Coordinator Directory; PB91-921279/CCE 80
9200.2-02 Accelerated Response at NPL Sites Guidance; PB90-258302/CCE 73
9200.2-12 Progress Toward Implementing Superfund: FY8 —Report to Congress; PB91-921204/CCE 27
9200.3-01F Superfund Program Management Manual, FY92: Volume 1; PB91-921272/CCE 21
9200.3-01F Superfund Program Management Manual, FY92: Volume 2; PB91-921272/CCE 21
9200.3-04 Resource Distribution for the Technical Assistance Grant Program; PB90-249459/CCE 65
9200.3-09 Establishing a Construction Pipeline; PB91-214189/CCE 21
9200.3-11 Final Policy on Setting RI/FS Priorities; PB91-921324/CCE 21
9200.4-01 Guidelines for Producing Superfund Documents; PB90-249475/CCE 20
9200.5-004 Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response (OSWER) Comparative Risk Project:
Executive Summary and Overview; PB90-272501/CCE 27
9200.5-007 Superfund: Reporting on Progress Through Environmental Indicators; PB91-921203/CCE 19
9200.5-007FS Superfund Progress: Environmental Indicators, Environmental Fact Sheet;
PB91-921354/CCE 19
9200.5-402 Superfund: Getting into the Act. Contracting and Subcontracting Guide to the Superfund
Program * ; PB89-233431 /CCE 19
9200.5-701 Superfund: Focusing on the Nation at Large; a Decade of Progress at National Priorities
List Sites; PB91-921207/CCE 22
9200.5-208/FS Debarment and Suspension; PB90-272527/CCE 18
9200.5-006 Superfund: Environmental Progress; PR881/CCE 59
9200.5-008A to
9200.5-008L Superfund Overview Fact Sheet Package; PB91-921353/CCE 59
9200.5-01B The Superfund Program: Ten Years of Progress; PB91-921286/CCE 59
9200.5-1151 Update on Implementation of the Oil Pollution Act Of 1990 (February 1991, Intermittent
Bulletin, Volume 1, No. 1); PB91-921370/CCE 77
9200.5-1151 Update on Implementation of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (April 1991, Intermittent
BuUetin, Volume No. 2);PB91-921371/CCE 77
9200.5-209FS Update: Superfund Technical Assistance Grants; PB90-273715/CCE 65
9200.5-250FS Innovative Technology: Soil Washing; PB90-274184/CCE 97
9200.5-251FS Innovative Technology: In Situ Vitrification; PB90-274192/CCE 97
189
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9200.5-252FS — 9200.5-740
Control
Number
92005-252FS
92005-253FS
9200.5-2S4FS
92005-303
92005-700
9200.5-702 to
9200.5-751
9200.5-702
92005-703
92005-704
92005-705
92005-706
92005-707
92005-708
92005-709
92005-710
92005-711
92005-712
92005-713
92005-714
92005-715
9200.5-716
92005-717
9200 5-718
9200.5-719
92005-720
92005-721
9200.5-722
92005-723
92005-724
92005-725
92005-726
92005-727
92005-728
92005-729
92005-730
92005-731
92005-732
92005-733
92005-734
9200.5-735
92005-736
92005-737
92005-738
92005-739
92005-740
Title
Innovative Technology Slurry Phase Biodegradation- PB90-274200/CCE
Innovative Technology BEST Solvent Extraction Process- PB90-274218/CCE
Innovative Technology: Glycolate Dehalogenation; PB90-274226/CCE
Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables, Fourth Quarter FY 90; PB90-921100/CCE ...
National Priorities List Book Set; PB91 -238725 /CCE
National Priorities List Sites:
Alabama; PB91-921209 /CCE
Alaska; PB91-921210/CCE
Arizona and Nevada; PB91-921211/CCE
Arkansas; PB91-921212/CCE
California; PB91-921213/CCE
Colorado; PB91-921214/CCE
Connecticut; PB91-921215/CCE
Delaware; PB91-921216/CCE
Florida; PB91-921217/CCE
Georgia; PB91-921218/CCE
Hawaii; PB91-921219/CCE
Idaho; PB91-921220/CCE
Illinois; PB91-921221/CCE
Indiana; PB91-921222/CCE
Iowa; PB91-921223/CCE
Kansas; PB91-921224/CCE
Kentucky PB91-921225/CCE
Louisiana; PB91-921226/CCE
Maine; PB91-921227/CCE
Maryland; PB91-921228/CCE
Massachusetts; PB91-921229/CCE
Michigan; PB91-921230/CCE
Minnesota; PB91-921231/CCE
Mississippi; PB91-921232/CCE
Missouri; PB91-921233/CCE
Montana; PB91-921234/CCE
Nebraska; PB91-921236/CCE
New Hampshire; PB91-921237/CCE
New Jersey; PB-921235/CCE
New Mexico; PB91-921238/CCE
New York; PB91-921239/CCE
North Carolina; PB91-921240/CCE
North and South Dakota; PB91-921241 /CCE
Rhode Island; PB91-921246/CCE
Oklahoma; PB91-921243/CCE
Oregon; PB91-921244/CCE
Pennsylvania; PB91-921245/CCE
Vermont; PB91-921251 /CCE
South Carolina: PB91-921247/CCE
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97
97
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22
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
24
24
24
24
24
.24
24
24
24
24
24
24
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
26
25
25
25
26
26
190
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9200.5-741 — 9234.1-01
Control
Number
Title
Page
9200.5-741 Tennessee; PB91-921248/CCE 26
9200.5-742 Texas; PB91-921249/CCE I!"""!!!!""".'"!."!!! 26
9200.5-743 Utah; PB91-921250/CCE 26
9200.5-744 Ohio; PB91-921242/CCE 25
9200.5-745 Virginia; PB91-921252/CCE ].".'."".". 26
9200.5-746 Washington; PB91-921253/CCE ""26
9200.5-747 West Virginia; PB91-921254/CCE ."" 26
9200.5-748 Wisconsin; PB91-921255/CCE '""',",", 26
9200.5-749 Wyoming; PB91-921256/CCE !."."."."ZZZ"Z1"26
9200.5-750 American Samoa, Guam and Trust Territories; PB91-921258/CCE 27
9200.5-751 Puerto Rico; PB91-921257/CCE 26
9201.01-A Management Review of the Superfund Program * ; PB90-153875/CCE 22
9201.2-A Management Review of the Superfund Program: Implementation Plan; PB90-153883/CCE 22
9221.0-02A CERCLB Data Handling Support Policy Statement; PB90-258328/CCE 20
9225.1-01 Procurement Under Pre-Authorization/Mixed Funding; PB90-249525/CCE 66
9225.3-01FS Reimbursement to Local Governments for Emergency Response to Hazardous Substance
Releases; PB90-274234/CCE 75
9230.0-03B Community Relations In Superfund: A Handbook (Interim Guidance); PB89-180830/CCE 61
9230.0-06 Superfund Responsiveness Summaries (Superfund Management Review: Recommendation
No. 43.E);PB90-273731/CCE 62
9230.0-08 Planning for Sufficient Community Relations; PB90-249533/CCE 62
9230.0-09 Community Relations: Use of Senior Environmental Employees in Superfund (Superfund
Management Review: Recommendation 43.K,L); PB90-273749/CCE 61
9230.0-12A Superfund Community Relations Program: A Guide to Effective Presentations With
Visual Aids; PB89-167985/CCE 62
9230.0-13 Minimizing Problems Caused by Staff Turnover (Superfund Management Review:
Recommendations #43, M, N, O); PB91-921345/CCE 61
9230.0-15 Role of Community Interviews in the Development of a Community Relations Program
for Remedial Response; PB90-273756/CCE 62
9230.0-16 Making Superfund Documents Available to the Public Throughout the Clean-up Process
and Discussing Site Fundings and Decisions as They are Developed; PB91-921322/CCE 61
9230.0-17 Using State and Local Officials to Assist in Community Relations; PB91-921320/CCE 63
9230.0-19 Proposed Method to Evaluate the Effectiveness of Community Involvement in Superfund
(Superfund Management Review: Recommendation #43.A; PB90-273764/CCE 62
9230.0-20 Innovative Methods to Increase Public Involvement in Superfund Community Relations
(Superfund Management Review: Recommendation # 43.A; PB91-921344/CCE 61
9230.1-03 Superfund Technical Assistance Grant (TAG) Handbook; PB91-238592/CCE 65
9230.1-05FS Superfund Technical Assistance Grants (TAG) Brochure; PB90-273772/CCE 65
9234.0-04 Consideration of RCRA Requirements in Performing CERCLA Responses at Mining Waste
Sites*; PB89-233431/CCE 14
9234.1-01 CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual, Part 1 (Interim Final) * ; PB90-272535/CCE .... 13
191
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9234.1-02 — 9242.6-02
Control
Number Title Page
9234.1-02 CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual, Part 2: Clean Air Act and Other
Environmental Statutes and State Requirements * ; PB90-148461/CCE 13
9234.1-06 Applicability of Land Disposal Restrictions to RCRA & CERCLA Ground Water
Treatment Reinjection, Superfund Management *; PB91-921332/CCE 12
9234.2-01FS-A ARARs Qs and As: General Policy, RCRA, CWA, SDWA, Post ROD Information and
Contingency Waivers *;PB91-921341/CCE 12
9234.2-02FS CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual, Guide to Manual *; PB90-274242/CCE 13
9234.2-03FS CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual, Overview of Applicable or Relevant and
Appropriate Requirements (ARARs) - Focus on ARAR Waivers * ; PB90-273798/CCE 13
9234.2-04FS CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws ManuaLRCRA (Resource Conservation and
Recovery ACT) ARARs (Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate Requirements)
Focus on Closure Requirements * ; PB90-274259/CCE 14
9234.2-05FS CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws ManuaLCERCLA Compliance with State
Requirements *; PB90-272543/CCE 13
9234.2-06FS CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws ManuaLCERCLA Compliance with the Clean
Water Act (CWA) and the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) *;PB90-273806/CCE 12
9234.2-07FS CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual,Summary of Part 2: CAA, TSCA, and
Other Statutes *; PB90-272550/CCE 14
9234.2-08FS ARARs Qs & As: Compliance with the Toxicity Characteristics Rule: Part 1; PB90-273814/CCE. 12
9234.2-09FS ARARs Qs & As: Compliance with Federal Water Quality Criteria * ; PB90-274267/CCE 11
9234.2-11FS ARARs Qs and As: State Ground Water Anti-degradation Issues * ; PB91-921311 /CCE..' 12
9234.2-13FS ARARs Qs & As: The Fund-Balancing Waiver * ; PB91-921321/CCE 12
9240.0-01D User's Guide to the Contract Laboratory Program; PB91-921278/CCE 29
9240.0-03 Superfund Analytical Data Review and Oversight; PB90-249541/CCE 29
9240.0-04-1 Guidelines for Effective Management of the Contract, Part 1: Contract Award *;
PB90-191545/CCE 28
9240.0-04-2 Guidelines for Effective Management of the Contract, Part 2: Contract Administration -k;
PB90-191545/CCE 28
9240.0-05 Decentralization of Superfund Bottle Repository Functions; PB90-249558/CCE 28
9240.0-06 Sampler's Guide to the Contract Laboratory Program; PB91-921330/CCE 29
9242.2-01B Emergency Response Cleanup Services Contracts (ERCS): User's Manual;
PB90-191966/CCE '. 73
9242.2-02 Site-Specific Contracting for Removals; PB91-215053/CCE 75
9242.4-01 A Technical Assistance Team (TAT) Users' Manual September 1987 (Revised July 1989);
PB91-214163/CCE '. 76
9242.5-02 Model Performance Standards for Superfund Project Officers, Deputy Project Officers,
and Work Assignment Managers Delivery Order Officers *; PB90-258336/CCE 19
9242.5-05 Headquarters Support Contract Management Procedures; PB91-921335/CCE 18
9242.6-01 ARCS Work Assignment Management, Field Guide; PB91-214965/CCE 18
9242.6-02 Guidance for Organizing ARCS Contract Files; PB91-215020/CCE 18
192
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9242.6-04 — 9285.3-06
Control
Number
Title
Page
9242.6-04 OERR Organizational Conflict of Interest Review & Approval Program (Superfund
Management Review: Recommendation #46C); PB91-214957/CCE 20
9242.6-07 Approval of Long Term Contracting Strategy for Superfund *; PB90-274275/CCE 18
9242.6-07FS Long-Term Contracting Strategy for Superfund * ; PB91-921308/CCE 18
9242.6-08 Total Quality Management (TQM) and Quality Assurance (QA) in Superfund;
PB91-921333/CCE 21
9242.6-10 Long-Term Contracting Strategy for Superfund-Implementation *; PB91-921358/CCE 19
9243.2-15FS ARARs Qs & As: Compliance with New SDWA National Primary Drinking Water
Regulations for Organic and Inorganic Chemicals *; PB91-921363/CCE 11
9260.1-09 Delegation of Remedy Selection to Regions; PB90-249566/CCE 20
9260.3-00 Delegations of Authority Under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (FWPCA)
Which are Applicable tothe Superfund Program *; PB90-249574/CCE 14
9260.5-02A Re-delegation of Authority Under CERCLA and SARA; PB90-249582/CCE 21
9280.0-02 Policy on Floodplains and Wetland Assessments for CERCLA Actions; PB91-921329/CCE 86
9283.1-02 Guidance on Remedial Actions for Contaminated Ground Water at Superfund Sites;
PB89-184618/CCE 104
9283.1-02FS Guide on Remedial Actions for Contaminated Ground Water; PB90-272576/CCE 104
9283.1-03 Suggested ROD Language for Various Ground Water Remediation Options;
PB91-921325/CCE 106
9283.1-04 Subsurface Contamination Reference Guide; PB91-921292/CCE 106
9285.0-01 OSWER Integrated Health and Safety Policy; PB90-258344/CCE 81
9285.1-01C Standard Operating Safety Guides; PB90-249590/CCE 81
9285.1-02 Health and Safety Roles and Responsibilities at Remedial Sites; PB91-921362/CCE 66
9285.2-02 Field Standard Operating Procedures For Decontamination of Response Personnel
(F.S.O.P. #7); PB91-213850/CCE 81
9285.2-03 Field Standard Operating Procedures For Air Surveillance; PB91-213843/CCE 81
9285.2-04 Field Standard Operating Procedures For Establishing Work Zones (F.S.O.P. #6);
PB91-213827/CCE 81
9285.2-05 Field Standard Operating Procedures For Preparation of a Site Safety Plan (F.S.O.P. #9);
PB91-213835/CCE 81
9285.2-06FS Establishing Work Zones at Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites; PB91-921342/CCE 78
9285.2-07FS Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response: RCRA TSD and Emergency
Response Without Regard to Location; PB91-921340/CCE 79
9285.2-08FS Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response: Uncontrolled Hazardous
Waste Sites and RCRA Corrective Actions; PB91-921339/CCE 79
9285.2-09FS Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response: General Information and
Comparison; PB91-921338/CCE 79
9285.2-10FS Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response: Available Guidance;
PB91-921337CCE 79
9285.3-05 HAZMAT Team Planning Guidance; PB90-274523/CCE 79
9285.3-06 Priority for Health and Safety Requirements, Especially Medical Surveillance
Requirements, for EPA Employees Who Support OSWER Programs; PB91-921346/CCE 81
193
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9285.4-02 — 9320.7-03FS
Control
Number Title Page
9285.4-02 Guidance for Coordinating ATSDR Health Assessment Activities with the Superfund
Remedial Process; PB91-214080/CCE 82
92855-01 Superfund Exposure Assessment Manual; PB89-135859/CCE 84
92855-02-1 Environmental Asbestos Assessment Manual; Superfund Method for the
Determination of Asbestos in Ambient Air, Part 1: Method (Interim Version);
PB90-274283/CCE 100
9285.5-02-2 Environmental Asbestos Assessment Manual; Superfund Method for the
Determination of Asbestos in Ambient Air, Part 2: Technical Background
Document (Interim Version); PB90- 274291 /CCE 100
9285.6-01 Superfund Risk Assessment Information Directory; PB87-188918/CCE 84
9285.6-03 Human Health Evaluation Manual, Supplemental Guidance: Standard Default
Exposure Factors; PB91-921314/CCE 84
9285.7-01 A Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund, Volume 2: Environmental Evaluation
Manual, Interim Final; PB90-155599/CCE 84
9285.7-01 B Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund,Volume 1: Human Health Evaluation
Manual, Part A, Interim Final; PB90-155581/CCE 83
9285.7-01FS Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund, Volume 1: Human Health Evaluation
Manual, Part A; PB90-273830/CCE 83
9285.7-05 Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment; PB91-921208/CCE 82
9285.7-05 Risk Assessment in Superfund: A Primer; PB91-214197/CCE 84
9285.7-05FS Guidance for Data Useability in Risk Assessment; PB91-921312/CCE 82
9285.8-02 Health and Safety Audit Guidelines: SARA Title I, Section 126; PB90-204157/CCE 79
9285.9-01 Inauguration of the On-Site Coordinator (OSC)/Remedial Project Manager (RPM)
Program; PB90-274309/CCE 59
9285.9-05 Mandatory Training Requirements for On-Scene Coordinators and Remedial Project
Managers; PB90-272584/CCE 60
9285.9-06 Mandatory Community Relations Training: Superfund Management Review
Implementation Product (Recommendation: #43.P(i)); PB90-272592/CCE 60
9295.2-04 EPA/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Payment Process, Direct Site Revised Reimbursement
Methods; PB91-921347/CCE : 20
9319.0-01FS The Final National Contingency Plan: New Directions for Superfund; PB90-272600/CCE 11
9320.2-03A Procedures for Completion and Deletion of National Priorities List Sites and Update;
PB90-274556/CCE 86
9320.2-03B Procedures for Completion and Deletion of National Priorities List Sites and Update;
PB90-274556/CCE 86
9320.3-08 CERCLIS Listing; PB91-921348/CCE 86
9320.7-00 Field Test of the Proposed Revised Hazard Ranking System; PB90-222746/CCE 86
9320.7-01FS The Revised Hazard Ranking System: An Improved Tool for Screening Superfund Sites;
PB91-921307/CCE 87
9320.7-02FS The Revised Hazard Ranking System: Qs and As; PB91-921305/CCE 87
9320.7-03FS The Revised Hazard Ranking System: Background Information; PB91-921303/CCE 87
194
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Page
Control
Number Title
9330.2-04 Discharge of Waste Water from CERCLA Sites into Publicly Owned Treatment
Works (POTWs) *; PB90-249616/CCE 14
9320.7-04FS Closing the NPL Book under the Original HRS; PB91-921302/CCE 86
9330.2-05 CERCLA Off-Site Policy: Providing Notice to Facilities *; PB90-249624/CCE 14
9330.2-06 CERCLA Off-Site Policy: Eligibility of Facilities in Assessment Monitoring * •
PB90-249632/CCE 14
9330.2-07 Notification of Out-of-State Shipments of Superfund Site Wastes * ; PB90-272618/CCE 15
9330.2-07FS Summary of Notification of Out-of-State Shipments of Superfund Site Waste * •
PB91-228197/CCE ' 15
9330.2-09 CERCLA Site Discharges to POTWs: Guidance Manual; PB90-274531/CCE 110
9330.2-11 CERCLA Site Discharges to POTWs Treatability Manual; PB91-921269/CCE-
PB91-507236/CCE 110
9330.2-12 CERCLA Site Discharges to POTWs CERCLA Site Sampling Program Detailed Data Report-
PB91-921270/CCE ° ' 110
9330.2-13FS Guide to Discharging CERCLA Aqueous Wastes to Publicly Owned Treatment Works
(POTWs); PB91-921364/CCE m
9335.3-02FS-1 A Guide to Developing Superfund Records of Decision; PB90-273848/CCE 72
9335.3-02FS2 A Guide to Developing Superfund Proposed Plans; PB90-273855/CCE 68
9345.0-01 A Guidance for Performing Preliminary Assessments Under CERCLA; PB92-963303/CCE 85
9345.1-02 Expanded Site Inspection Transitional Guidance Fiscal Year 1988; PB90-183377/CCE 85
9345.1-11 PA-Score Software; User's Manual and Tutorial: Version 1.0; Manual PB92-963302/CCE-
Manual and Diskette PB92-500032/CCE .' 85
9345.3-02 Management of Investigation-Derived Wastes During Site Inspections; PB91-921331 /CCE 85
9347.0-01 Interim RCRA/CERCLA Guidance on Non-Contiguous Sites and On-Site Management
of Waste and Treatment Residue * ; PB90-274317/CCE 15
9347.1-02 Policy for Superfund Compliance with the RCRA Land Disposal Restrictions-
PB90-249640/CCE 15
9347.2-01 Land Disposal Restrictions as Relevant and Appropriate Requirements for CERCLA
Contaminated Soil and Debris; PB91-214973/CCE 15
9347.3-01FS Superfund LDR Guide #1: Overview of RCRA Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) * •
PB90-274325/CCE ' 15
9347.3-02FS Superfund LDR Guide #2: Complying with the California List Restrictions Under Land
Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) *; PB90-274333/CCE 16
9347.3-03FS Superfund LDR Guide #3: Treatment Standards and Minimum Technology Requirements
Under Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) * ; PB90-274341/CCE 16
9347.3-04FS Superfund LDR Guide #4: Complying with the Hammer Restrictions Under Land Disposal
Restrictions (LDRs) * ; PB90-274358/CCE „. J6
9347.3-05FS Superfund LDR Guide #5: Determining When Land Disposal restrictions (LDRs) are
Applicable to CERCLA Response Actions * ; PB90-274366/CCE 16
9347.3-06FS Superfund LDR Guide #6A (Second Edition): Obtaining a Soil and Debris Treatability
Variance for Remedial Actions *; PB91-921327/CCE 16
195
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9347.3-06BFS — 9355.3-01FS4
Control
Number Title Page
9347.3-06BFS Superfund LDR Guide #6B: Obtaining a Soil and Debris Treatability Variance for Removal
Actions * ;PB91-921310/CCE 16
9347.3-07FS Superfund LDR Guide #7: Determining When Land Disposal Restrictions (LDR) are
Relevant and Appropriate to CERCLA Response Actions if; PB91-214122/CCE 17
9347.3-08FS Superfund LDR Guide #8: Compliance with Third Third Requirements Under the LDRs * ;
PB91-921313/CCE 17
9347.3-09FS A Guide to the Delisting of RCRA Wastes for Superfund Remedial Responses * ;
PB90-274374/CCE 17
9347.3-10FS Superfund LDR Guide #10: Guide to Obtaining No Migration Variances for CERCLA
Remedial Actions *; PB91-921367/CCE 17
9347.3-11FS CERCLA Compliance with the RCRA Toxicity Characteristics (TC) Rule: Part 2 * ;
PB91-921309/CCE 17
9347.3-12FS Superfund LDR Guide to RCRA Management Requirements for Mineral Processing
Wastes *; PB91-921318/CCE 17
9355.0-07B Data Quality Objectives for Remedial Response Activities: Development Process
(Volume 1); PB88-131370/CCE 66
9355.0-08 Modeling Remedial Actions at Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites; PB85-211357/CCE 71
9355.0-10 Remedial Action Costing Procedures Manual; PB88-113691/CCE 71
9355.0-20 RI/FS Improvements; PB90-272642/CCE 69
9355.0-25A Use of Removal Approaches to Speed Up Remedial Action Projects; PB90-274382/CCE 76
9355.0-26 Advancing the Use of Treatment Technologies for Superfund Remedies; PB90-272659/CCE 66
9355.0-27FS A Guide to Selecting Superfund Remedial Actions; PB90-273863/CCE 69
9355.0-28 Control of Air Emissions From Superfund Air Strippers at Superfund Ground Water
Sites; PB90-272667/CCE 103
9355.0-30 Role of the Baseline Risk Assessment in Superfund Remedy Selection Decisions;
PB91-921359/CCE 84
9355.0-32 Handbook: Responding to Discharges of Sinking Hazardous Substances;
PB91-228346/CCE 96
9355.1-04 Superfund Automated Records of Decision System (RODS): User Manual;
PB90-193004/CCE 72
9355.1-05 Scoper's Notes: A Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study (RI/FS) Costing Guide;
PB90-258369/CCE 70
9355.15FS U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Assistance to the Superfund Program; PB91-921319/CCE 71
9355.3-01 Guidance for Conducting Remedial Investigations and Feasibility Studies (RI/FS) Under
CERCLA; PB89-184626/CCE 68
9355.3-01FS1 Getting Ready: Scoping the RI/FS; PB90-274390/CCE 68
9355.3-01 FS2 The Remedial Investigation: Site Characterization and Treatability Studies;
PB90-274408/CCE 69
9355.3-01 FS3 The Feasibility Study: Development and Screening of Remedial Action Alternatives;
PB90-274416/CCE 67
9355.3-01FS4 The Feasibility Study: Detailed Analysis of Remedial Action Alternatives;
PB90-272675/CCE 67
196
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9355.3-02 — 9355.5-16FS
Control
Number
Title
Page
9355.3-02 Guidance on Preparing Superfund Decision Documents: The Proposed Plan,
The Record of Decision, Explanation of Significant Differences, The Record
of Decision Amendment; PB91- 921265/CCE 72
9355.3-02FS-3 A Guide to Developing Superfund No Action, Interim Action, and Contingency Remedy
RODs; PB91-921350/CCE 72
9355.3-02FS-4 A Guide to Addressing Pre-ROD and Post-ROD Changes; PB91-921351/CCE 72
9355.3-03 Guidance Document For Providing Alternative Water Supplies; PB89-167969/CCE 74
9355.3-05 RI/FS Improvements Follow-Up; PB90-249657/CCE 69
9355.3-06 RI/FS Streamlining; PB91-214981/CCE 70
9355.3-09 Results of FY-89 Record of Decision Analysis; PB90-249681/CCE 72
9355.3-11 Conducting Remedial Investigations/Feasibility Studies for CERCLA Municipal
Landfill Sites; PB91-921205/CCE 67
9355.3-11FS Streamlining the RI/FS for CERCLA Municipal Landfill Sites; PB91-921301/CCE 70
9355.4-01 Guidance on Remedial Actions for Superfund Sites with PCB Contamination;
PB91-921206/CCE 69
9355.4-01FS A Guide on Remedial Actions at Superfund Sites with PCB Contamination;
PB90-274432/CCE 69
9355.4-02 Interim Guidance on Establishing Soil Lead Cleanup Levels at Superfund Sites;
PB91-921352/CCE 83
9355.4-02A Supplement to Interim Guidance on Establishing Soil Lead Cleanup Levels at Superfund
Sites; PB91-921352/CCE , 83
9355.4-03 Considerations in Ground Water Remediation at Superfund Sites; PB91-238584/CCE 102
9355.4-03 Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies, Volume 1: Summary Report;
PB90-183583/CCE W3
9355.4-03 Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies, Volume 2: Case Studies 1-19
(Interim Final); PB90-274440/CCE 103
9355.4-03 Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies: Volume 3: General Site Data,
Data Base Reports, Interim Final; PB90-274457/CCE 103
9355.4-04FS A Guide: Methods for Evaluating the Attainment of Cleanup Standards for Soils and
Solid Media; PB91-921365/CCE 108
9355.5-01 Guidance on EPA Oversight of Remedial Designs and Remedial Actions Performed by
Potentially Responsible Parties; Interim Final; PB90-249707/CCE 71
9355.5-01FS ARCS Construction Contract Modification Procedures * ; PB90-274515/CCE 18
9355.5-02 Guidance on Expediting Remedial Design and Remedial Action; PB90-273871 /CCE 70
9355.5-02FS Expediting Remedial Construction; PB90-272683/CCE 70
9355.5-05FS USAGE Preplaced and Rapid Response Contracts; PB90-273889/CCE 71
9355.5-07FS Real Estate Acquisition Procedures for USAGE Projects; PB91-921355/CCE 71
9355.5-14FS EPA/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Payment Process, Direct Site Revised
Reimbursement Methods; PB90-273897/CCE 20
9355.5-16FS EPA Oversight of Remedial Designs and Remedial Actions Performed by PRPs;
PB91-921357/CCE 70
197
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9355.6-04 — 9360.7-03
Control
Number Title Page
9355.6-04 ROD Annual Report FY1990; PB91-921277/CCE 72
9355.7-02 Structure and Components of Five-Year Reviews; PB91-921369/CCE 67
9355.7-02FS Structure and Components of Five-Year Reviews; PB91-921368 67
9360.0-02C Removal Cost Management System: Version 3.2; PB90-272691/CCE 75
9360.0-08 CERCLA Removal Actions at Methane Release Sites; PB91-190850/CCE 73
9360.0-12A Final Guidance on Implementation of the "Consistency" Exemption to the Statutory
Limits on Removal Actions; PB90-274465/CCE 73
9360.0-12FS Exemptions from the Statutory Limits on Removal Actions; PB91-921304/CCE 73
9360.0-14 Use of Expanded Removal Authority to Address NPL and NPL Proposed Sites;
PB90-273905/CCE 76
9360.0-19 Guidance on Non-NPL Removal Actions Involving Nationally Significant or Precedent
Setting Issues; PB90-273921/CCE 74
9360.0-20 Required Use of the Removal Cost Management System for all Removal Actions;
PB91-214288/CCE 75
9360.0-21 The Emergency Response Notification System (Brochure); PB90-249715/CCE 73
9360.2-01 Model Program for Removal Site File Management; PB91-214247/CCE 74
9360.2-02 Policy on Management of Post-Removal Site Control; PB91-921326/CCE 75
93603-01 Superfund Removal Procedures: Action Memorandum Guidance; PB90-274473/CCE 76
9360.3-01FS A Guide to Developing Action Memorandums; PB91-921317/CCE 74
9360.3-02 Superfund Removal Procedures: Guidance on the Consideration of ARARs During
Removal Actions; PB92-963401/CCE 76
9360.4-01 Quality Assurance/Quality Control Guidance for Remedial Activities: Sampling QA/QC
Plan and Data Validation Procedures (Interim Final); PB90-274481/CCE 75
9360.4-02 Compendium of ERT Soil Sampling and Surface Geophysics Procedures; PB91-921273/CCE 80
9360.4-03 Compendium of ERT Surface Water and Sediment Sampling Procedures; PB91-921274/CCE 80
9360.4-06 Compendium of ERT Ground Water Sampling Procedures; PB91-921273/CCE 80
9360.4-07 Compendium of ERT Waste Sampling Procedures; PB91-921276/CCE 80
9360.4-08 Compendium of ERT Toxicity Testing Procedures; PB91-921271/CCE 80
9360.5-00 Guidelines for the Cleanup of Clandestine Drug Laboratories; PB90-272709/CCE 74
9360.5-OOFS Joint Federal Task Force on Clandestine (Illegal) Drug Laboratories; PB91-125989/CCE 74
9360.6-01 A Study of Joint Use of Vehicles for Transportation of Hazardous and Nonhazardous
Material; PB87-215349/CCE 27
9360.6-05 Superfund Emergency Response Actions: A Summary of Federally Funded Removals
(Volume 4); PB91-921260/CCE 76
9360.7-01 Reporting Requirements for Continuous Releases of Hazardous Substances; A Guide for
Facilities and Vessels on Compliance; PB91-921263/CCE 78
9360.7-02 Continuous Release Emergency Response Notification System; PB91-509935/CCE 78
9360.7-02 Continuous Release Emergency Response Notification System: User's Manual for Industry *;
PB91-921287/CCE 78
9360.7-03 Continuous Release Emergency Response Notification System and Priority Assessment
Model; Model Documentation *; PB91-921261 /CCE 78
198
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9360.7-04 — 9380.0-17
Control
Number Title Page
9360.7-04 Assessing Reports of Continuous Releases of Hazardous Substances; A Guide for EPA
Regions; PB91-921315/CCE 78
9360.7-05 Continuous Release Emergency Response Notification System and Priority Assessment
Model; User's Manual for EPA Regions *; PB91-921262/CCE 78
9360.8-02 The Oil Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures Program, Task Force Report;
PB91-213868/CCE 77
9360.8-03 The EXXON Valdez Oil Spill: A Report to the President; PB91-213819/CCE 77
9360.8-05 Oil Spill Contingency Planning; National Status: A Report to the President;
PB91-921282/CCE 77
9375.5-01FS State and Local Involvement in the Superfund Program; PB90-273939/CCE 64
9375.5-02A Revised Interim Final Guidance on Indian Involvement in the Superfund Program;
PB90-249723/CCE 64
9375.5-02FS Indian Tribal Involvement in the Superfund Program; PB90-273947/CCE 64
9375.5-03FS Political Subdivision Involvement in Superfund; PB90-273954/CCE 64
9375.5-04 Involvement of Superfund Program Managers in Superfund Response Agreement
Audits; PB90-249731/CCE 64
9375.5-04FS Audits and the Superfund Program Manager; PB90-272717/CCE 63
9375.5-08FS Criminal Investigations and the Superfund Program; PB90-274499/CCE 63
9375.5-09FS CERCLA Waste Capacity Assurance; PB90-274507/CCE 63
9375.5-10FS Public Awareness Signs at Superfund Sites; PB91-921306/CCE 62
9375.5-17 Hazardous Waste Releases on Indian Land; Beginning the Superfund Process;
PB91-228205/CCE 63
9375.6-01 Directory of EPA/State Contacts by Specialty; PB90-249749/CCE 63
9375.6-04 Status of State Involvement in the Superfund Program: FY-80 to FY-89; PB90-272725/CCE 64
9375.6-08A An Analysis of State Superfund Programs: 50-State Study: 1990 Update; PB91-921259/CCE 59
9380.0-03 Guidance on Cleanup of Surface Tank and Drum Sites; PB87-110672/CCE 68
9380.0-05 Leachate Plume Management; PB86-122330/CCE 105
9380.0-06 Guidance Document on Cleanup of Surface Impoundment Sites; PB87-110664/CCE 106
9380.0-07 Determining Soil Response Action Levels Based on Potential Contaminant Migration
to Ground Water: A Compendium of Examples; PB90-183575/CCE 103
9380.0-08 Field Screening Methods Catalog —User's Guide; PB89-134159/CCE 85
9380.0-09 Superfund Treatment Technologies: A Vendor List; PB87-184578/CCE 89
9380.0-10 Assessment of International Technologies for Superfund Applications: Technology
Review and Trip Report Results; PB90-106428/CCE 88
9380.0-13 Covers for UncontroUed Hazardous Waste Sites; PB87-119483/CCE 107
9380.0-14 Dust Control at Hazardous Waste Sites; Handbook; PB86-190105/CCE 107
9380.0-16 Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies: Domestic and
International; PB90-183799/CCE 89
9380.0-17 Furthering the Use of Innovative Treatment Technologies in OSWER Programs;
PB91-921336/CCE 96
199
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9380.0-17FS — 9380.1-12
Control
Number Title Page
9380.0-17FS Furthering the Use of Innovative Treatment Technologies in OSWER Programs;
PB91-921366/CCE 96
9380.0-18 Guide to Treatment Technologies for Hazardous Wastes at Superfund Sites;
PB89-190821/CCE 89
9380.0-19 Innovative Treatment Technologies: Semi-Annual Status Report, January 1991;
PB91-921290/CCE 97
9380.0-20 Assessment of Technologies for the Remediation of Radioactively Contaminated
Superfund Sites; PB90-204140/CCE 96
9380.0-22 Handbook on In Situ Treatment of Hazardous Waste-Contaminated Soils;
PB90-155607/CCE 109
9380.0-24 Superfund Innovative Technology Program: Technology Profiles; PB90-249756/CCE 92
9380.0-25 Technology Screening Guide for Treatment of CERCLA Soils and Sludges;
PB89-132674/CCE no
9380.0-26 Superfund Treatability Clearinghouse Abstracts; PB90-119751/CCE 109
9380.0-28 Treatability Potential for EPA Listed Hazardous Wastes in Soil; PB89-166581/CCE 110
9380.0-35 American Combustion Pyretron Destruction System: Applications Analysis Report;
PB90-258427/CCE 90
9380.0-36 Shirco Infrared Incineration System: Applications Analysis Report; PB89-233423/CCE 91
9380.0-37 Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test, International Waste
Technologies In Situ Stabilization/Solidification, Hialeah, Florida; Volume 1;
PB89-194161/CCE 94
9380.0-38 HAZCON Solidification Process, Douglasville, PA: Applications Analysis Report;
PB89-206031/CCE „ .91
9380.0-39 Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test, Soliditech, Inc.
SoIidification/StabiHzation Process; Volume 1; PB90-191750/CCE 94
9380.0-46 Terra Vac In Situ Vacuum Extraction System: Applications Analysis Report;
PB90-119744/CCE 95
9380.0-47 Technology Evaluation Report: CF Systems Organics Extraction System New Bedford,
Massachusetts; Volume 1; PB90-186495/CCE 92
9380.0-48 Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation; Technology Demonstration Summary,
Chemfix Solidification/Stabilization Process, Clackamas, Oregon; PB91-921373/CCE 92
9380.0-49 Application Analysis Report: Chemfix Technologies Inc., Solidification/Stabilization
Process; PB91-187054/CCE 90
9380.1-04 Application Analysis Report: SITE Program, CF Systems Organics Extraction System,
New Bedford, Massachusetts; PB91-113845/CCE .i 90
9380.1-06 Synopses of Federal Demonstrations of Innovative Site Remediation Technologies;
PB91-921284/CCE 98
9380.1-07 Accessing Federal Data Bases for Contaminated Site Cleanup Technologies;
PB91-921288/CCE 88
9380.1-08 Bibliography of Federal Reports and Publications Describing Alternative and Innovative
Treatment Technologies for Corrective Action and Site Remediation; PB91-921293/CCE 88
9380.1-12 Vendor Information Form, To Be Completed for Participation in the: Vendor Information
System for Innovative Treatment Technologies (VISITT); PB91-921289/CCE 98
200
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9380.1-13 — 9380.5-09
Control
Number
Title
Page
9380.1-13 Survey of Materials-Handling Technologies Used at Hazardous Waste Sites;
PB91-921283/CCE 110
9380.1-14 Technical Support Services for Superfund Site Remediation, Second Edition;
PB91-921285/CCE 90
9380.2-03 Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation (SITE) Program Strategy and
Program Plan; PB87-181939/CCE 92
9380.3-01 Treatability Studies Contractor Work Assignments; PB90-273962/CCE 19
9380.3-02 Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies Under CERCLA (Interim Final);
PB90-249772/CCE 68
9380.3-02FS Treatability Studies Under CERCLA: An Overview; PB90-273970/CCE 67
9380.3-03 Inventory of Treatability Study Vendors; PB91-228395/CCE 89
9380.3-04 Analysis of Treatability Data for Soil and Debris: Evaluation of Land Ban Impact on Use
Superfund Treatment Technologies *; PB90-258476/CCE 11
9380.4-01 Use of Office of Research and Development's Bioremediation Expertise in Superfund
Removal Program; PB90-249798/CCE 98
9380.5-01 A Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Volume 1, Application of Air
Pathway Analysis for Superfund Applications, Interim Report (Final); PB90-113374/CCE ...99
9380.5-01B Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Volume 2, Estimation of Baseline
Air Emissions at Superfund Sites (Revised), Interim Report (Final); PB90-270588/CCE 99
9380.5-01C Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Volume 3, Estimation of Air
Emissions from Clean-up Activities at Superfund Sites, Interim Report (Final);
PB89-180061/CCE 99
9380.5-01D Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Volume 4, Procedures for
Dispersion Modeling and Air Monitoring for Superfund Air Pathway Analysis,
Interim Report (Final); PB90-113382/CCE 99
9380.5-03 Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Contingency Plans at
Superfund Sites Using Air Monitoring; PB91-102129/CCE 99
9380.5-04 Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Air Stripper Design Manual
(Final Report); PB91-125997/CCE 99
9380.5-05 Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Development of Example
Procedures for Evaluating the Air Impacts of Soil Excavation Associated with
Superfund Remedial Actions (Final Report); PB90-255662/CCE 100
9380.5-06 Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Superfund Air Pathway
Analyses Review Criteria Checklists (Final Report); PB90-182544/CCE 100
9380.5-07 Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Emission Factors for
Superfund Remediation Technologies; PB91-190975/CCE 100
9380.5-08A Guidance on Applying the Data Quality Objectives Process for Ambient Air Monitoring
Around Superfund Sites (Stages 1 & 2); PB90-204603/CCE 101
9380.5-08B Guidance on Applying the Data Quality Objectives Process for Ambient Air Monitoring
Around Superfund Sites (Stage 3); PB90-204611/CCE 101
9380.5-09 Review and Evaluation of Area Source Dispersion Algorithms for Emission Sources
at Superfund Sites (Final Report); PB90-142753/CCE 101
201
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Page
Control
Number Title
93805-10 Soil Vapor Extraction VOC Control Technology Assessment (Final Report);
PB90-216995/CCE 101
9380.5-11 TSCREEN: A Model for Screening Toxic Air Pollutant Concentrations (User's Guide);
PB91-141820/CCE Id
9380.5-12 User's Guide for the Fugitive Dust Model (FDM) (Final Report); PB88-236823/CCE 101
9380.5-13 Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Comparisons of Air Stripper
Simulations and Field Performance Data (Final Report); PB90-207317/CCE 102
9380.6-01 A Engineering Bulletin: Solvent Extraction Treatment; PB91-228015/CCE 108
9380.6-01B Engineering Bulletin: Mobile/Transportable Incineration Treatment; PB91-228023/CCE 106
9380.6-01C Engineering Bulletin: Chemical Dehalogenation Treatment: APEG Treatment;
PB91-228031/CCE 88
9380.6-01D Engineering Bulletin: Slurry Biodegradation; PB91-228049/CCE 108
9380.6-01E Engineering Bulletin: Soil Washing Treatment; PB91-228056/CCE 108
9380.6-01F Engineering Bulletin: In Situ Steam Extraction Treatment; PB91-228064/CCE 107
9380.6-01G Engineering Bulletin: In Situ Soil Vapor Extraction Treatment; PB91-228072/CCE 96
9380.6-01H Engineering Bulletin: Thermal Desorption Treatment; PB91-228080/CCE 107
9380.7-01 Basics of Pump-and-Treat Ground Water Remediation Technology; PB90-274549/CCE 102
9380.7-01FS A Guide to Pump and Treat Ground Water Remediation Technology; PB91-921356/CCE 104
9380.7-02A Superfund Ground Water Issue: Ground Water Sampling for Metals Analyses-
PB91-133249/CCE 104
9380.7-02B Ground Water Issue: Characterizing Soils for Hazardous Waste Site Assessments;
PB91-921294/CCE 108
9380.7-Q2C Ground Water Issue: Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids; PB91-195974/CCE 103
9380.7-03A Superfund Engineering Issue: Treatment of Lead Contaminated Soils; PB91-921291 /CCE 109
9800.0 Superfund Enforcement Strategy and Implementation Plan; PB91-138842/CCE 31
9800.3 Superfund Desk Reference for Municipalities; PB91-193409/CCE 31
9829.0 Policy for Enforcement Actions Against Transporters Under CERCLA; PB91-138859/CCE 47
9829.2 Entry and Continued Access Under CERCLA; PB91-138867/CCE 46
9830.2 Regional Oversight of Federal Facility Clean-ups Under CERCLA;
PB91-138875/CCE 47
9831.2 Reporting and Exchange of Information on State Enforcement Actions at National
Priority List Sites; PB91-138883/CCE 48
9831.4 Funding of State Enforcement Related Activities; PB91-138891/CCE 47
98315 Authority to Use CERCLA to Provide Enforcement Funding Assistance to States;
PB91-138909/CCE 47
9831.6a-6d Interim Final Guidance Package on Funding CERCLA State Enforcement Actions at
NPL Sites; PB91-138917/CCE 47
9831.7 Supporting State Attorneys General CERCLA Remedial and Enforcement Activities at
NPL Sites; PB91-138925/CCE 48
9831.8 Counting State-Lead Enforcement NPL Sites Toward the CERCLA Section 116(e)
Remedial Action Start Mandate; PB91-13933/CCE 47
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Control
Number Title Page
9831.9 Questions and Answers About the State Role in Remedy Selection at Non-Funded
Financed State-Lead Enforcement Sites; PB91-187039/CCE 48
9832.0 Cost Recovery Referrals; PB91-138941/CCE 37
9832.0-1 A Procedures for Documenting Costs for CERCLA Section 107 Actions; PB91-138958/CCE 38
9832.1 Cost Recovery Actions Under CERCLA; PB91-138966/CCE 36
9832.10 Liability of Corporate Shareholders and Successor Corporations for Abandoned Sites
Under CERCLA; PB91-139030/CCE 37
9832.11 Guidance on Documenting Decisions Not to Task Cost Recovery Actions; PB91-139048/CCE ....37
9832.11FS Summary of "Guidance on Documenting Decisions Not to Take Cost Recovery Actions;
PB91-228338/CCE 38
9832.12 Guidance on Federal Superfund Liens; PB91-139055/CCE 37
9832.13 Superfund Cost Recovery Strategy; PB91-139006/CCE 38
9832.17 Arbitration Procedures for Small Superfund Cost Recovery Claims; PB91-139071/CCE 36
9832.18 Written Demand for Recovery of Costs Incurred under CERCLA; PB91-204628/CCE 38
9832.2 Coordination of EPA and State Actions in Cost Recovery; PB91-138974/CCE 36
9832.3-1 A Cost Recovery Actions/Statute of Limitations; PB91-138982/CCE 36
9832.5 Policy on Recovering Indirect Cost in CERCLA Section 107 Cost Recovery Actions;
PB91-138990/CCE 37
9832.6 Small Cost Recovery Referrals; PB91-139006/CCE 38
9832.7 Guidance Regarding CERCLA Enforcement Against Bankrupt Parties; PB91-139014/CCE 37
9832.7-la Revised Hazardous Waste Bankruptcy Guidance; PB91-139022/CCE 38
9833.0-1A Guidance on CERCLA 106(a) Unilateral Administrative Orders for Remedial Designs
and Remedial Actions; PB91-139089/CCE 39
9833.0-laFS Summary of "Guidance on CERCLA Section 106(a) UAOs for RD/RA; PB91-228312/CCE 40
9833.0-2b Model Unilateral Order for Remedial Design and Remedial Action; PB91-139097/CCE 40
9833.0-2c Evaluation of, and Additional Guidance on, Issuance of Unilateral Administrative
Orders (UAOs) for RD/RA; PB91-201764/CCE 39
9833.1 Issuance of Administrative Orders for Immediate Removal Actions; PB91-139105/CCE 39
9833.2 Consent Orders and the Reimbursement Provision Under Section 106(b) of CERCLA;
PB91-139113/CCE , 39
9833.3A-1 Final Guidance on Administrative Records for Selection of CERCLA Response Actions;
PB91-139121/CCE 39
9833.4 Compendium of CERCLA Response Selection Guidance Documents; PB91-139139/CCE 39
9834.0 Releasing Identities of Potentially Responsible Parties in Response to FOIA Requests;
PB91-139147/CCE 34
9834.10 Interim Guidance on Notice Letters, Negotiations, and Information Exchange;
PB91-139253/CCE 32
9834.10-la Waiver of Headquarters Approval for Issuance of RD/RA Special Notice Letters at
the Time of ROD Signature from OERR and OWPE; PB91-139261/CCE 36
9834.10-lb Model Notice Letters; PB91-139270/CCE 33
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Control
Number
Title
Page
9834.11 Revised Procedures for Implementing Off-Site Response Actions; PB91-139287/CCE 34
9834.1 la Off-Site Policy RFA or Equivalent Investigation Requirement of RCRA Treatment and
Storage Facilities; PB91-139295/CCE 33
9834.12 Releasing Guidance on Use of Alternative Dispute Resolution Techniques in Enforcement
Actions; PB91-139303/CCE 34
9834.13 Municipal Settlements; PB91-139311/CCE 33
9834.13FS Summary of "Interim Policy on CERCLA Settlements Involving Municipal Wastes";
PB91-228262/CCE 35
9834.14 Transmittal of Model Consent Decree for CERCLA Section 104(e) Information Request
Enforcement Actions; PB91-193417/CCE 35
9834.16 Model Information Notice Letter to Local Governments; PB91-187013/CCE 33
9834.2 Timely Initiation of Responsible Party Searches, Issuance of Notice Letters, and Release
of Information; PB91-139154/CCE 35
9834.3-1 A Potentially Responsible Party Search; PB87-232476/CCE 34
9834.3-2a PRP Search Supplemental Guidance for Sites in the Superfund Remediation Program;
PB91-1319162/CCE 34
9834.3-2aFS Summary of "PRP Search Supplemental Guidance for Sites in the Superfund Remedial
Program"; PB91-228320/CCE 35
9834.4A Transmittal of Guidance on Use and Enforcement of CERCLA Information Requests
and Administrative Subpoenas; PB91-139170/CCE 35
9834.5 Procedural Guidance on Treatment of Insurers Under CERCLA; PB91-139188/CCE 34
9834.6 Policy Towards Owners of Residential Property at Superfund Sites; PB91-205476/CCE 33
9834.7 Interim Guidance on Settlements with De Minimis Waste Contributors Under
Section 122(g) of SARA; PB91-139196/CCE 32
9834.7-1 A Interim Model CERCLA Section 122(g)(4) De Minimis Waste Contributor Consent
Decree and Administrative Order on Consent; PB91-139204/CCE 32
9834.7-1B Methodologies for Implementation of CERCLA Section 122(g)(l)(A) De Minimus Waste
Contributor Settlements; PB91-139212/CCE 33
9834.7-lbFS Summary of "Methodologies for Implementation of CERCLA Section 122(g)(l)(a)
De Minimis Waste Contributor Settlements;" PB91-227959/CCE 35
9834.8 Covenant Not to Sue Under SARA; PB91-139220/CCE 32
9834.9 Evaluating Mixed Funding Settlements Under CERCLA; PB91-139238/CCE 32
9834.9a Interim Policy on Mixed Funding Settlements Involving the Preauthorization of States
or Political Subdivisions; PB91-139246/CCE 32
9835.0 Interim CERCLA Settlement Policy; PB91-139329/CCE 42
9835.11-1 Model Litigation Report for CERCLA Sections 106 and 107 and RCRA Section 7003;
PB91-139451/CCE 42
9835.12 Releasing Information to Potentially Responsible Parties at CERCLA Sites;
PB91-139469/CCE 43
9835.12FS Summary of "Releasing Information to Potentially Responsible Parties at CERCLA
Sites"; PB91-228296/CCE 44
204
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9835.13 — 9836.0-1A
Control
Number Title Page
9835.13 A Comparative Analysis of Remedies Selected in the Superfund Program During
FY87, FY88, FY89; PB91-139477/CCE 40.
9835.14 Submittal of Ten-Point Settlement Analyses for CERCLA Consent Decrees;
PB91-139485/CCE 43
9835.15 Performance of Risk Assessments in Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Studies
(RI/FSs) Conducted by PRPs; PB91-139493/CCE 43
9835.15a Supplemental Guidance on Performing Risk Assessments in Remedial Investigation
Feasibility Studies (RI/FSs) Conducted by Potentially Responsible Parties;
PB91-205526/CCE 44
9835.16 Guidance on Preparing and Releasing Waste-in Lists and Volumetric Rankings for
Information Release Under CERCLA Section 122(e); PB91-187005/CCE 41
9835.1a Interim Guidance on Potentially Responsible Party Participation in Remedial
Investigations and Feasibility Studies; PB91-139337/CCE 42
9835.1c Guidance on Oversight of Potentially Responsible Party Remedial Investigations and
Feasibility Studies, Volume 1; PB91-228361/CCE 41
9835.1d Guidance on Oversight of Potentially Responsible Party Remedial Investigations and
Feasibility Studies, Volume 2 Appendices; PB91-228379/CCE 41
9835.2 Guidance on Drafting Consent Decrees in Hazardous Waste Cases; PB91-139345/CCE 41
9835.2A Revisions to the Interim Guidance on PRP Participation in Remedial Investigations and
Feasibility Studies; PB91-139352/CCE 43
9835.2b Guidance on the Use of Stipulated Penalties in Hazardous Waste Consent Decrees;
PB91-139360/CCE .....42
9835.3-1A Administrative Order on Consent for Remedial Investigations/Feasibility Study;
PB91-139378/CCE .40
9835.4 Interim Guidance: Streamlining the Settlement Decision Process; PB91-139386/CCE 42
9835.4-2A Final Initiation of PRP Financed Remedial Design in Advance of Consent Decree
Entry; PB91-139394/CCE 40
9835.4FS Summary of "Interim Guidance: Streamlining the CERCLA Settlement Decision
Process"; PB91-228270/CCE 43
9835.5 EPA Interim Guidance on Indemnification of Superfund Response Action Contractors
Under Section 119 of SARA; PB91-139402/CCE 40
9835.6 Guidance on Premium Payments in CERCLA Settlements; PB91-139410/CCE 41
9835.7 Guidance on CERCLA Section 106 Judicial Actions; PB91-139428/CCE 41
9835.8 Model Statement of Work for a Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study Conducted
by Potentially Responsible Parties; PB91-139436/CCE 43
9835.9 Landowner Liability Under Section 107(a)(l) of CERCLA, De Minimis Settlement Under
122(g)(l)(B) of CERCLA, and Settlements with Prospective Purchasers;
PB91-139444/CCE 42
9835.9FS Summary of "Guidance on Landowner Liability under Section 107(a)(l) of CERCLA,
De Minimis Settlements under Section 122(g)(l)(b) of CERCLA, and Settlements
with Prospective Purchasers of contaminated Property"; PB91-228288/CCE 44
9836.0-1A Community Relations During Enforcement Activities and Development of the
Administrative Record; PB91-139519/CCE 48
205
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9836.2 —9900.0-1A
Control
Number
Title
Page
9836.2 CERCLA Community Relations Mailing Lists; PB91-139527/CCE 48
9837.0 RCRA/CERCLA Case Management Handbook; PB91-139535/CCE 44
9837.1 Preparation of Hazardous Waste Referrals; PB91-139543/CCE 44
9837.2A Enforcement Project Management Handbook: FY1991 Update; PB91-186999/CCE 44
9838.1 Scope of the CERCLA Petroleum Exclusion Under Sections 101(14) and 104(a)(2);
PB91-139550/CCE 48
9839.1 Interim Guidelines for Preparing Nonbinding Preliminary Allocations of Responsibility;
PB91-139568/CCE 45
9839.1FS Summary of "Interim Guidelines for Preparing NBARs"; PB91-228304/CCE 45
9840.3 Site Classification Changes from Enforcement to Fund Lead; PB91-139600/CCE 30
9841.0 Interim Enforcement Strategy for Enforcement of Title III and CERCLA Section 103
Notification Requirements; PB91-139618/CCE 45
9841.1A Federal Register Notice Entitled Environmental Protection Agency: Administrative
Penalty Procedures; Interim Final Rule; PB91-139626/CCE 45
9841.2 Final Penalty Policy for Sections 302,303,304,311, and 312 of the Emergency Planning
and Community Right-to-Know Act and Section 103 of CERCLA; PB91-139634/CCE 45
9842.0 Guidance on Applicability of EPA Order 3500.1 to CERCLA Staff; PB91-139642/CCE 49
9842.2 CERCLA Implementation of Inspector Training Requirements for OSCs/RPMs at the
Intermediate Level in STEP and First-Line Supervisors; PB91-187021/CCE .......49
9843.0 Revised EPA Guidance on Parallel Proceedings; PB91-139667/CCE 36
9850.0-1 Endangerment Assessment Guidance; PB91-139675/CCE 49
9850.1 Endangerment Assessment Handbook; PB91-139683/CCE 49
9850.2 General Toxicology Handbook; PB91-228767/CCE 49
9850.3 Chemical, Physical, and Biological Properties of Compounds Present at Hazardous
Waste Sites; PB89-132203/CCE 49
9850.4 Interim Guidance for Soil Ingestion Rates; PB91-139709/CCE 30
9851.3 Integrated Timeline for Superfund Site Management (SMR No. 5,15); PB91-139717/CCE 31
9870.1 A Use of CERCLA Section 106 Unilateral Enforcement for Remedial Design and Remedial
Action: Strategy for Fiscal Year 1990; PB91-139733/CCE 30
9871.0 Roles and Responsibilities of Deputy Project Officers and Work Assignment Managers
Under the Technical Enforcement Support (TES) Contract; PB91-139741/CCE 30
9871.0-la Roles and Responsibilities of Regional Project Officers and Headquarters Zone Project
Officers For Management of TES (TES 5+) Contracts; PB91-139758/CCE 30
9891.1 Expanded Civil Judicial Referral Procedures; PB91-139766/CCE 46
9891.1-la Procedures for Transmittal of CERCLA and RCRA Civil Judicial Enforcement Case
Packages to Headquarters; PB91-139774/CCE 46
9891.3 Final EPA Policy on the Inclusion of Environmental Auditing Provisions in Enforcement
Settlements; PB91-139782/CCE 46
9891.5A Expansion of Direct Referral of Cases to the Department of Justice; PB91-139790/CCE 46
9891.6 Multi-Media Settlements of Enforcement Claims; PB91-139808/CCE 46
9900.0-1 A Enforcement Response Policy; PB91-139816/CCE 50
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9900.1A —9939.0
Control
Number
Title
Page
9900.1A Revised RCRA Civil Penalty Policy; PB91-139824/CCE 50
9901.0 Enforcement of Liability Requirements for Operating RCRA Treatment, Storage, and
Disposal Facilities; PB91-139832/CCE 51
9901.1 RCRA Section 3008(h): The Interim Status Corrective Action Authority; PB91-139840/CCE 52
9901.la Enforcement of Financial Responsibility Requirements for RCRA Treatment, Storage,
and Disposal facilities that are Closing; PB91-139857/CCE 51
9901.3 Guidance for Public Involvement in RCRA Section 3008(h) Actions; PB91-139865/CCE 51
9902.3 RCRA Corrective Action Plan; PB91-139873/CCE 55
9902.4 RCRA Corrective Action Interim Measures; PB91-139881/CCE 55
9902.5 Section 3008(h) Module Order on Consent; PB91-139899/CCE 56
9902.6 Guidance on RCRA Correction Action Decision Documents: The Statement of Basis,
Final Decision, and Response to Comments; PB91-201756/CCE 55
9903.1 Policy for Managing Leachate at PCB Landfills; PB91-139907/CCE 55
9905.0 Transmittal of the RCRA Ground Water Enforcement Strategy; PB91-139915/CCE 53
9905.1 RCRA Policies on Ground Water Quality at Closure; PB91-139923/CCE 52
9930.0-1 RCRA Loss of Interim Status Enforcement Strategy; PB91-139931/CCE 53
9930.0-la Implementation of EPA Criminal Enforcement Strategy for RCRA Interim Status
Facilities; PB91-139949/CCE 53
9930.0-2a Accepting Nonhazardous Waste After Losing Interim Status; PB91-139956/CCE 53
9931.1 RCRA Ground Water Monitoring Compliance Order Guidance; PB91-139710/CCE 52
9932.0 Method for Prioritizing CERCLA Preliminary Assessments at RCRA Facilities;
PB91-139972/CCE 56
9932.1 Guidance for Environmental Priorities Initiative (EPI) Facilities in the Superfund
Pre-Remedial Program; PB91-139980/CCE 56
9933.0 Medical Waste Enforcement Strategy; PB91-139998/CCE 55
9934.0-1A Land Disposal Restrictions (Summary of Requirements); PB91-190835/CCE 54
9935.0 Interim Status Under Section 3005(e) of RCRA; PB91-140004/CCE 53
9935.1 RCRA Section 3005(e): Continuous Operation of Hazardous Facilities by Owners and
Operators Who Failed to Achieve Interim Status; PB91-140012/CCE 53
9936.0 Part B Permit Applications with Insufficient Ground Water Monitoring Data;
PB91-140020/CCE 54
9936.1 Guidance on Developing Compliance Orders Under Section 3008 of RCRA; Failure to
Submit an Incomplete Part B Permit; PB91-140038/CCE 54
9936.2 Final Administrative Hearing Procedures for RCRA Section 3008(h); PB91-140046/CCE 54
9936.3 Enforcement of Authorized State Laws Pursuant to 40 CFR 271.19 - Formal Comments
on State Requirements Applicable to Facility Permits; PB91-140053/CCE 54
9938.0 Inspection Authority Under Section 3007 of RCRA; PB91-140061/CCE 50
9938.2a RCRA Inspection Manual; PB89-208169/CCE 51
9938.5 Enforcement Strategy for the Land Disposal Restriction First Third Rule; PB91-140079/CCE 50
9938.7 RCRA Compliance/Enforcement Guidance Manual; PB91-140087/CCE 51
9939.0 Guidance on RCRA Overfiling; PB91-140095/CCE 54
207
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9940.0 — 9998.0
Control
Number Title Page
9940.0 Use of RCRA Section 3008(g) Independently of Section 3008(a); PB91-140103/CCE 57
9940.1 Issuance of Administrative Orders Under Section 3013 of RCRA; PB91-140111/CCE 56
9940.2 Issuance of Final Revised Guidance on the Use and Issuance of Administrative Orders
Under Section 7003 of RCRA; PB91-140129/CCE 56
9940.3 Criteria for Elimination of Headquarters' Concurrence on Selected RCRA Section
3008(h) Orders; PB91-140137/CCE 56
9943.3 Enforcement Strategy and Procedures for the "Interim Prohibition" Section 9003(g)
of the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA); PB91-140145/CCE 57
9943.3-1A Enforcement of the UST Interim Prohibition; PB91-140152/CCE 57
9945.1 Guidance Concerning EPA Involvement in RCRA Section 7002 Citizen Suits;
PB91-140160/CCE 57
9950.1 RCRA Ground Water Monitoring Technical Enforcement Guidance Document
(TEGD); PB91-140178/CCE 52
9950.1-a Executive Ground Water Monitoring Technical Enforcement Guidance Document
(TEGD); PB91-140186/CCE 52
9950.2 Final RCRA Comprehensive Ground Water Monitoring Evaluation (CME) Guidance
Document; PB91-140194/CCE 52
9951.1 Transmittal of the Final Waste Oil Interim Enforcement Guidance Document;
PB91-140202/CCE 55
9971.0 SPMS Targets for RCRA Enforcement FY87; PB91-140210/CCE 50
9992.0 Enforcement Actions Under RCRA and CERCLA at Federal Facilities; PB91-140228/CCE 58
9992.1 Agreement With the Department of Energy - Model Provisions for CERCLA Federal
Facilities Agreements; PB91-140236/CCE 58
9992.1-a Elevation Process for Achieving Federal Facilities Compliance Under RCRA;
PB91-140244/CCE 58
9992.2 Agreement With the Department of Defense - Model Provisions for CERCLA Federal
Facilities Agreements; PB91-140251/CCE 58
9992.3 Federal Facilities Negotiations Policy; PB91-140269/CCE 58
9998.0 Low-Level Mixed Waste: A RCRA Perspective for NRC Licensees; PB91-228357/CCE 50
208
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Agency
Document
Number Index
450/1-89/001 — 440/4-90/014
Agency
Number
Title
Page
450/1-89/001 Air Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Volume 1, Application of Air
Pathway Analysis for Superfund Applications, Interim Report (Final); PB90-113374/CCE .. 99
450/1-89/002A Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Volume 2, Estimation of Baseline
Air Emissions at Superfund Sites (Revised) Interim Report (Final); PB90-270588/CCE 99
450/1-89/003 Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Volume 3, Estimation of
Air Emissions from Clean-up Activities at Superfund Sites, Interim
Report (Final); PB89-180061/CCE 99
450/1-89/004 Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Volume 4, Procedures for
Dispersion Modeling and Air Monitoring for Superfund Air Pathway Analysis,
Interim Report (Final); PB90-113382/CCE 99
450/1-90/001 Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Superfund Air Pathway
Analyses Review Criteria Checklists (Final Report); PB90-182544/CCE 100
450/1-90/002 Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Comparisons of Air Stripper
Simulations and Field Performance Data (Final Report); PB90-207317/CCE 102
450/1-90/003 Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Air Stripper Design Manual
(Final Report); PB91-125997/CCE 99
450/1-90/005 Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Contingency Plans at
Superfund Sites Using Air Monitoring; PB91-102129/CCE 99
450/1-91/001 Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Emission Factors for
Superfund Remediation Technologies; PB91-190975/CCE 100
450/4-89/015 Guidance on Applying the Data Quality Objectives Process for Ambient Air
Monitoring Around Superfund Sites (Stages 1 and 2); PB90-204603/CCE 101
450/4-89/017 Soil Vapor Extraction VOC Control Technology Assessment (Final Report);
PB90-216995/CCE 101
450/4-89/020 Review and Evaluation of Area Source Dispersion Algorithms for Emission Sources
at Superfund Sites (Final Report); PB90-142753/CCE 101
450/4-90/005 Guidance on Applying the Data Quality Objectives Process for Ambient Air
Monitoring Around Superfund Sites (Stages 1 and 2); PB90-204611/CCE 101
450/4-90/013 TSCREEN: A Model for Screening Toxic Air Pollutant Concentrations (User's Guide);
PB91-141820/CCE 101
450/4-90/014 Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Development of Example
Procedures for Evaluating the Air Impacts of Soil Excavation Associated with
Superfund Remedial Actions (Final Report); PB90-255662/CCE 100
209
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540/1-86/061 — 540/2-89/056
Agency
Number
540/1-86/061
540/1-87/001
540/1-88/001
540/1-89/001
540/1-89/002
540/1-89/003
540/2-85/001
540/2-85/002
540/2-85/003
540/2-85/004
540/2-86/003F
540/2-86/004F
540/2-87/001
540/2-88/003
540/2-88/004
540/2-88/005
540/2-89/001
540/2-89/052
540/2-89/054
540/2-89/054b
540/2-89/054c
540/2-89/055
540/2-89/056
Title Page
Superfund Risk Assessment Information Directory; PB87-188918/CCE 84
Study of Joint Use of Vehicles for Transportation of Hazardous and Nonhazardous
Materials; PB87-215349/CCE 27
Superfund Exposure Assessment Manual * ; PB90-135859/CCE 84
Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund, Volume 2: Environmental Evaluation Manual,
Interim Final * ; PB90-155599/CCE 84
Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund, Volume 1: Human Health Evaluation Manual,
Part A, Interim Final *; PB90-155581/CCE 83
Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response (OS-WER) Comparative Risk Project:
Executive Summary Overview; PB90-272501/CCE 11
Modeling Remedial Actions at Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites; PB85-211357/CCE 71
Covers for Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites; PB87-119483/CCE 107
Dust Control at Hazardous Waste Sites; Handbook; PB86-190105/CCE 107
Leachate Plume Management; PB86-122330/CCE 105
Mobile Treatment Technologies for Superfund Wastes; PB87-110656/CCE 98
Superfund Treatment Technologies: A Vendor List; PB87-184578/CCE : 89
Handbook: Responding to Discharges of Sinking Hazardous Substances; PB91-228346/CCE ....96
Assessment of International Technologies for Superfund Applications: Technology
Review and Trip Report Results; PB90-106428/CCE 88
Technology Screening Guide for Treatment of CERCLA Soils and Sludges;
PB89-132674/CCE 110
Field Screening Methods Catalog — User's Guide; PB89-134159/CCE 85
Superfund Treatability Clearinghouse Abstracts; PB90-119751/CCE 109
Guide to Treatment Technologies for Hazardous Wastes at Superfund Sites;
PB89-190821/CCE 89
Evaluation of Ground Water Extraction Remedies, Volume 1: Summary Report;
PB90-183583/CCE 103
Evaluation of Ground Water Extraction Remedies, Volume 2: Case Studies 1-19
(Interim Final); PB90-274440/CCE 103
Evaluation of Ground Water Extraction Remedies, Volume 3: Site Data,
Data Base Reports (General); PB90-274457/CCE 103
Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies: Domestic and International;
Atlanta, Georgia, June 19-21,1989 Abstract Proceedings; PB90-268509/CCE 89
Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies: Domestic and International;
PB90-183799/CCE 89
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540/2-89/057— 540/2-91/010
Agency
Number
Title
Page
540/2-89/057 Determining Soil Response Action Levels Based on Pollution Control Act (FWPCA)
Which are Applicable to the Superfund Program; PB90-183575/CCE 103
540/2-89/058 Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies Under CERCLA (Interim Final)-
PB90-249772/CCE 68
540/2-90/001 Assessment of Technologies for the Remediation of Radioactively Contaminated
Superfund Sites; PB90-204140/CCE 96
540/2-90/002 Handbook on In Situ Treatment of Hazardous Waste-Contaminated Soils;
PB90-155607/CCE 109
540/2-90/003a Inventory of Treatability Study Vendors; PB91-228395/CCE 89
540/2-90/004 Furthering the Use of Innovative Treatment Technologies in OSWER Programs;
PB91-921336/CCE 96
540/2-90/005a Environmental Asbestos Assessment Manual; Superfund Method for the Determination of
Asbestos in Ambient Air, Part 1: Method (Interim Version); PB90-274283/CCE 100
540/2-90/005b Environmental Asbestos Assessment Manual; Superfund Method for the Determination of
Asbestos in Ambient Air, Part 2: Technical Background Document (Interim Version)-
PB90-274291/CCE 100
540/2-90/006 Innovative Operational Treatment Technologies for Applications to Superfund Sites:
Nine Case Studies; PB90-202656/CCE 96
540/2-90/007 CERCLA Site Discharges to POTWs Treatability Manual; PB91-921269/CCE 110
540/2-90/008 CERCLA Site Discharges to POTWs CERCLA Site Sampling Program Detailed Data
Report Treatability Manual; PB91-921270/CCE HO
540/2-90/011 Subsurface Contamination Reference Guide; PB91-921292/CCE 106
540/2-90/013 Engineering Bulletin: Solvent Extraction Treatment; PB91-228015/CCE 108
540/2-90/014 Engineering Bulletin: Mobile/Transportable Incineration Treatment;
PB91-228023/CCE 106
540/2-90/015 Engineering Bulletin: Chemical Dehalogenation Treatment: APEG Treatment-
PB91-228031/CCE 88
540/2-90/016 Engineering Bulletin: Slurry Biodegradation; PB91-228049/CCE 108
540/2-90/017 Engineering Bulletin: Soil Washing Treatment; PB91-228056/CCE 108
540/2-90/018 A Guide to Pump and Treat Ground Water Remediation Technology; PB91-921356/CCE 104
540 /2-91 / 001 Innovative Treatment Technologies: Semi-Annual Status Report, January 1991 •
PB91-921290/CCE 97
540/2-91 /003 Soil Vapor Extraction Technology Reference Handbook (Final); PB91-168476/CCE 109
540/2-91/005 Engineering Bulletin: In Situ Steam Extraction Treatment; PB91-228064/CCE 107
540/2-91 /006 Engineering Bulletin: In Situ Soil Vapor Extraction Treatment; PB91-228072/CCE 96
540/2-91/008 Engineering Bulletin: Thermal Desorption Treatment; PB91-228080/CCE 107
540/2-91 /009 Superfund Engineering Issue: Treatment of Lead Contaminated Soils;
PB91-921291/CCE 109
540/2-91 /010 Survey of Materials-Handling Technologies Used at Hazardous Waste Sites;
PB91-186924/CCE 110
211
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540/2-91/011 — 540/4-90/028
Agency
Number
Title
Page
540/2-91 /Oil Vendor Information Form, To Be Completed for Participation in the Vendor Information
System for Innovative Treatment Technologies (VISITT); PB91-921289/CCE 98
540/4-89/001 Superfund Ground Water Issue: Ground Water Sampling for Metals Analyses;
PB91-133249/CCE 104
540/4-89/002 Accuracy of Depth to Water Measurements; PB90-149840/CCE 102
540/4-89/003 Facilitated Transport; PB91-133256/CCE 104
540/4-89/004 Superfund Ground Water Issue: Contaminant Transport in Fractured Media;
Models for Decision Makers; PB90-268517/CCE 106
540/4-90/001 Superfund: Focusing on the Nation at Large; a Decade of Progress at National
Priorities List Sites; PB91-921207/CCE 27
National Priorities List Sites:
540/4-90/002 Alabama; PB91-921209/CCE 22
540/4-90/003 Alaska; PB91-921210/CCE 22
540/4-90/004 Arizona and Nevada; PB91-921211/CCE 22
540/4-90/005 Arkansas; PB91-921212/CCE 22
540/4-90/006 California; PB91-921213/CCE 23
540/4-90/007 Colorado; PB91-921214/CCE 23
540/4-90/008 Connecticut; PB91-921215/CCE 23
540/4-90/009 Delaware; PB91-921216/CCE .' 23
540/4-90/010 Florida; PB91-921217/CCE 23
540/4-90/011 Georgia; PB91-921218/CCE 23
540/4-90/012 Hawaii; PB91-921219/CCE 23
540/4-90/013 Idaho; PB91-921220/CCE 23
540/4-90/014 Illinois; PB91-921221/CCE 23
540/4-90/015 Indiana; PB91-921222/CCE 23
540/4-90/016 Io\va; PB91-921223/CCE 23
540/4-90/017 Kansas; PB91-921224/CCE 23
540/4-90/018 Kentucky; PB91-921225/CCE 24
540/4-90/019 Louisiana; PB91-921226/CCE 24
540/4-90/020 Maine; PB91-921227/CCE 24
540/4-90/021 Maryland; PB91-921228/CCE 24
540/4-90/022 Massachusetts; PB91-921229/CCE 24
540/4-90/023 Michigan; PB91-921230/CCE 24
540/4-90/024 Minnesota; PB91-921231/CCE 24
540/4-90/025 Mississippi; PB91-921232/CCE 24
540/4-90/026 Missouri; PB91-921233/CCE 24
540/4-90/027 Montana; PB91-921234/CCE 24
540/4-90/028 Nebraska; PB91-921236/CCE 24
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540/4-90/029 — 540/5-89/003b
Agency
Number
Title
Page
540/4-90/029 New Hampshire; PB91-921237/CCE 24
540/4-90/030 New Jersey; PB91-921235/CCE 25
540/4-90/031 New Mexico; PB91-921238/CCE 25
540/4-90/032 New York; PB91-921239/CCE 25
540/4-90/033 North Carolina; PB91-921240/CCE 25
540/4-90/034 North and South Dakota; PB91-921241/CCE 25
540/4-90/035 Ohio; PB91-921242/CCE.. 25
540/4-90/036 Oklahoma; PB91-921243/CCE 25
540/4-90/037 Oregon; PB91-921244/CCE 25
540/4-90/038 Pennsylvania; PB91-921245/CCE 25
540/4-90/039 Rhode Island; PB91-921246/CCE 25
540/4-90/040 South Carolina; PB91-921247/CCE 25
540/4-90/042 Tennessee; PB91-921248/CCE 26
540/4-90/043 Texas; PB91-921249/CCE 26
540/4-90/044 Utah; PB91-921250/CCE 26
540/4-90/045 Vermont; PB91-921251/CCE 26
540/4-90/046 Virginia; PB91-921252/CCE 26
540/4-90/047 Washington; PB91-921253/CCE 26
540/4-90/048 West Virginia; PB91-921254/CCE "' 26
540/4-90/049 Wisconsin; PB91-921255/CCE 26
540/4-90/050 Wyoming; PB91-921256/CCE 26
540/4-90/051 Puerto Rico; PB91-921257/CCE 25
540/4-90/052 American Samoa, Guam; PB91-921258/CCE 27
540/4-90/053 Basic Concepts of Contaminant Sorption at Hazardous Waste Sites; PB91-191007/CCE 102
540/4-90/054 Reductive Dehalogenation of Organic Contaminants in Soils and Ground Water
PB91-191056/CCE ' 105
540/4-91/002 Ground Water Issue: Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids; PB91-195974/CCE 103
540/4-91 /003 Ground Water Issue: Characterizing Soils for Hazardous Waste Sites Assessments-
PB91-921294/CCE ' 108
Technology Evaluation Report:
540/5-89/OOla SITE Program Demonstration Test HAZCON Solidification Douglassville,
Pennsylvania; Volume 1; PB89-158810/CCE 93
540/5-89/OOlb SITE Program Demonstration Test HAZCON Solidification DouglassviUe,
Pennsylvania; Volume 2; PB89-158828/CCE .'. 93
540/5-89/003a SITE Program Demonstration Test Terra Vac In Situ Vacuum Extraction System-
Volume 1; PB89-192025/CCE 95
540/5-89/003b SITE Program Demonstration Test Terra Vac In Situ Vacuum Extraction System-
Volume 2; PB89-192033/CCE 95
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540/5-89/004a— 540/8-89/001
Agency
Number
540/5-89/004a
540/5-89/004b
540/5-89/004c
540/5-89/004d
540/5-89/005a
540/5-89/005b
540/5-89/007a
540/5-89/007b
540/5-89/008
540/5-89/Olla
540/5-89/Ollb
540/5-89/012
540/5-89/013
540/5-90/001
540/5-90/002
540/5-90/002
540/5-90/004
540/5-90/005a
540/5-90/005b
540/8-89/001
Title
Page
SITE Program Demonstration Test, International Waste Technologies In Situ Stabilization/
Solidification, Hialeah, Florida; PB89-194161/CCE 94
SITE Program Demonstration Test, International Waste Technologies In Situ Stabilization/
Solidification, Hialeah, Florida; Volume 2; PB89-194179/CCE 94
International Waste Technologies/Geo-Con In Situ Stabilization/Solidification, Update
Report; Volume 3; PB90-269069/CCE 93
International Waste Technologies/Geo-Con In Situ Stabilization/Solidification, Update
Report; Volume 4; PB90-269077/CCE 93
SITE Program Demonstration Test, Solidtech, Inc., Solidification/Stabilization Process;
Volume 1;PB90-191750/CCE 94
SITE Program Demonstration Test, Solidtech, Inc. Solidification/Stabilization Process;
Volume 2; PB90-191768/CCE 94
SITE Program Demonstration Test of the Shirco Pilot Infrared Incinerator System,
Volume 1: Summary of Review; PB89-167910/CCE 94
SITE Program Demonstration Test of the Shirco Pilot Infrared Incinerator System,
Volume 2: Data; PB89-167902/CCE 94
SITE Program Demonstration Test, the American Combustion Pyretron Thermal Destruction
System at the U.S.. EPA's Combustion Research Facility; PB89-167894/CCE 93
Chemfix Technologies, Inc., Solidification/Stabilization Process Clackamas, Oregon;
Volume 1; PB91-127696/CCE 92
Chemfix Technologies, Inc., Solidification/Stabilization Process Clackamas, Oregon;
Volume 2; PB90-274127/CCE 92
SITE Program Demonstration of the Ultrox International Ultraviolet Radiation/
Oxidation Technology; PB90-198177/CCE 91
Superfund Innovative Technology Program: Technology Profiles; PB90-249756/CCE 92
Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation Program: Progress And Accomplishments,
Fiscal Year 1989; PB90-216516/CCE 91
Technology Evaluation Report: CF Systems Organics Extraction System New Bedford,
Massachusetts; Volume 1; PB90-186495/CCE 92
Technology Evaluation Report: CF Systems Organics Extraction System New Bedford,
Massachusetts; Volume 2; PB90-186503/CCE 92
Development of Electro-Acoustic Soil Decontamination (BSD) for In-Situ Applications;
PB90-204728/CCE 90
Emerging Technologies: Bio-Recovery Systems Removal and Recovery of Metal Ions
from Ground Water; PB90-252594/CCE 91
Emerging Technologies: Bio-Recovery Systems Removal and Recovery of Metal Ions
from Ground Water Appendices; PB90-252602/CCE 91
Hazardous Waste Releases on Indian Land; Beginning the Superfund Process;
PB91-228205/CCE
63
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540/8-89/007—540/A5-90/005
Agency
Number
Title
Page
540/8-89/007 Management Review of the Superfund Program * ; PB90-153875/CCE 22
540/8-89/009 Management Review of the Superfund Program: Implementation Plan; PB90-153883/CCE ...... 22
540/8-90/002 Directory of EPA/State Contacts by Specialty; PB90-249749/CCE ............................ 63
540/8-90/005 Status of State Involvement in the Superfund Program FY-80 to FY-90; PB90-272725/CCE 64
540/8-90/010 Superfund: Environmental Progress; PR881/CCE ................................................ 59
540/8-90/01 1 Technical Support Services for Superfund Site Remediation, Second Edition-
PB91-921285/CCE [[[ ' 9Q
540/8-90/014 Superfund Emergency Response Actions: A Summary of Federally Funded Removals-
PB91-921260/CCE [[[ .. ' '
540/8-90/017 Progress Toward Implementing Superfund: FY89 — Report to Congress; PB91-921204/CCE .... 26
540/8-91 /002 An Analysis of State Superfund Programs: 50-State Study: 1990 Update; PB91-921259/CCE 59
540/8-91 /003 The Superfund Program: Ten Years of Progress; PB91-921286/CCE .................................. 59
540/8-91 /007 Bibliography of Federal Reports and Publications Describing Alternative and Innovative ...........
Treatment Technologies for Corrective Action and Site Remediation; PB91-921293/CCE ... 88
540/8-91 /008 Accessing Federal Data Bases for Contaminated Site Clean-Up Technologies-
PB91-211288/CCE .................... re/
.................. * ...... • [[[ oo
540/8-91/009 Synopses of Federal Demonstrations of Innovative Site Remediation Technologies-
PB91-921284/CCE .................................................. * '
98
540/8-91/013 Superfund Desk Reference for Municipalities; PB91-193409/CCE 31
540/8-91 /067 ROD Annual Report FY1990; PB91-921277/CCE 72
540/A5-89/001 HAZCON Solidification Process, Douglassville, PA: Applications Analysis Report
PB89-206031/CCE '
540/A5-89/003 Terra Vac In Situ Vacuum Extraction System: Applications Analysis Report
PB90-119744/CCE ...„ '
91
95
540/A5-89/004 International Waste Technologies/Geo-Con In Situ Stabilization/Solidification:
Applications Analysis Report; PB90-269085/CCE 9!
540/A5-89/008 American Combustion Pyretron Destruction System: Applications Analysis Report
PB90-258427/CCE y F '
90
540/A5-89/010 Shirco Infrared Incineration System: Applications Analysis Report; PB89-233423/CCE 91
540/A5-89/011 Application Analysis Report: Chemfix Technologies, Inc., Stabilization Solidification
Process; PB91-187054/CCE 9Q
540/A5-89/012 ULTROX International Ultraviolet Radiation/Oxidation Technology Application
Analysis Report; PB91-129759/CCE ._ 95
540/A5-90/002 Application Analysis Report: SITE Program, CF Systems Organics Extraction System
New Bedford, Massachusetts; PB91-113845/CCE '. 90
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540/A5-90/008—540/G-90/006
Agency
Number Title Page
540/A5-90/008 Toxic Treatments, In Situ Steam/Hot-Air Stripping Technology: Applications Analysis
Report; PB91-181768/CCE 95
540/G-86/001 Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation (SITE) Program Strategy and Program
Plan; PB87-181939/CCE : 92
540/G-87/003 Data Quality Objectives for Remedial Response Activities: Development Process,
Volume 1; PB88-131370/CCE 66
540/G-87/004 Data Quality Objectives for Remedial Response Activities: Example Scenario: RI/FS
Activities at a Site with Contaminated Soils and Ground Water (Volume 2);
PB88-131388/CCE 66
540/G-87/OQ6 Guidance Document For Providing Alternative Water Supplies; PB89-167969/CCE 74
540/G-88/001 Superfund Technical Asistance Grant (TAG) Handbook; PB91-238592 65
540/G-88/002 Community Relations In Superfund: A Handbook (Interim Guidance); PB89-180830/CCE 61
540/G-88/003 Guidance on Remedial Actions for Contaminated Ground Water at Superfund Sites;
PB89-184618/CCE 104
54Q/G-89/001 Superfund Community Relations Program: A Guide to Effective Presentations with
Visual Aids; PB89-167985/CCE 62
540/G-89/003a Superfund: Getting into the Act. Contracting and Subcontracting Guide to the
Superfund Program; PB89-233431/CCE 19
540/G-89/004 Guidance for Conducting Remedial Investigations and Feasibility Studies (RI/FS)
Under CERCLA; PB89-184626/CCE • 68
540/G-89/005 Superfund Automated Records of Decision System (RODS): User Manual;
PB90-193004/CCE 72
540/G-89/006 CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual, Part 1 (Interim Final); PB90-272535/CCE 13
540/G-89/007 Guidance on Preparing Superfund Decision Documents: The Proposed Plan,
The Record of Decision, Explanation of Significant Differences, The Record
of Decision Amendments; PB91-921265/CCE 72
540/G-89/009 CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual, Part 2: Clean Air Act and Other
Environmental Statutes and State Requirements; PB90-148461/CCE 13
540/G-89/010 Health and Safety Audit Guidelines: SARA Title I, Section 126; PB90-204157/CCE 79
540/G-89/001 Guidance on EPA Oversight of Remedial Designs and Remedial Actions Performed
by Potentially Responsible Parties: Interim Final * ; PB90-249707/CCE 71
540/G-90/002 Beeper's Notes: A Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study (RI/FS) Costing
Guide; PB90-258369/CCE 70
540/G-90/003 HAZMAT Team Planning Guidance; PB90-274523/CCE 79
540/G-90/OQ4 Quality Assurance/Quality Control Guidance for Remedial Activities: Sampling QA/QC
Plan and Data Validation Procedures (Interim Final); PB90-274481/CCE 75
540/G-90/005 CERCLA Site Discharges to POTWs: Guidance Manual; PB90-274531 /CCE 110
540/G-90/006 Guidance on Expediting Remedial Design and Remedial Action; PB90-273871 /CCE 70
216
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540/G-90/007—600/2-88/055
Agency
Number
Title
Page
540/G-90/007 Guidance on Remedial Actions for Superfund Sites with PCB Contamination-
PB91-921206/CCE ' 69
540/G-90/008 Guidance for Data Usability in Risk Assessment * ; PB91-921208/CCE 82
540/G-91 /001 Continuous Release Emergency Response Notification System and Priority Assessment
Model; User's Manual for EPA Regions * ; PB91-921262/CCE 78
540/G-91 /002 Assessing Reports of Continuous Releases of Hazardous Substances; A Guide for
EPA Regions * ; PB91-921315/CCE 78
540/G-91 /003 Reporting Requirements for Continuous Releases of Hazardous Substances; A Guide
for Facilities and Vessels on Compliance * ; PB91-167593/CCE 78
540/G-91 /004 Continuous Release Emergency Response Notification System and Priority Assessment
Model; Model Documentation * ; PB91-921261/CCE 78
540/G-91 /009 Management of Investigation-Derived Wastes During Site Inspections; PB91-921331 /CCE 85
540/G-91/010a Guidance on Oversight of PotentiaUy Responsible Party Remedial Investigations and
Feasibility Studies, Volume 1; PB91-228361/CCE 41
540/G-91/010b Guidance on Oversight of PotentiaUy Responsible Party Remedial Investigations and
Feasibility Studies, Volume 2; PB91-228379/CCE 41
540/G-91 /Oil Guidance on RCRA Correction Action Decision Documents: The Statement of Basis,
Final Decision, and Response to Comments; PB91-201756/CCE ' 55
540/P-90/001 Field Test of the Proposed Revised Hazard Ranking System; PB90-222746/CCE 86
540/P-90/003 Removal Cost Management System: Version 3.2; PB90-272691/CCE 75
540/P-90/004 Superfund Removal Procedures: Action Memorandum Guidance; PB90-274473/CCE 76
540/P-90/005 Guidelines for the Cleanup of Clandestine Drug Laboratories; PB90-272709/CCE 74
540/P-91 /OOl Conducting Remedial Investigations /Feasibility Studies for CERCLA Municipal
Landfill Sites; PB91-155226/CCE _ 67
540/P-91/002 User's Guide to the Contract Laboratory Program; PB91-921278/CCE 29
540/P-91 /005 Compendium of ERT Surface Water and Sediment Sampling Procedures; PB91-921274/CCE 80
540/P-91 /006 Compendium of ERT Soil Sampling and Surface Geophysics Procedures; PB91-921273/CCE 80
540/P-91/007 Compendium of ERT Ground Water Sampling Procedures; PB91-921275/CCE 80
540/P-91 /008 Compendium of ERT Waste Sampling Procedures; PB91-921276/CCE 80
540/P-91/009 Compendium of ERT Toxicity Testing Procedures; PB91-921271 /CCE 80
540/S5-89/011 Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation; Technology Demonstration Summary,
Chemfix Solidification/Stabilization Process, Clackamas, Oregon; PB91-921373/CCE 92
540/X-90/002 Superfund: Reporting on Progress Through Environmental Indicators; PB91-921203/CCE 19
540/X-91/002 Risk Assessment in Superfund: A Primer; PB91-214197/CCE 84
600/2-88/055 Characterization and Laboratory Soil Treatability Studies for Creosote and
Pentachlorophenol Sludges and Contaminated Soil; PB89-109920/CCE 107
217
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600/2-89/011— 600/J-91/082
Agency
Number
Title
Page
600/2-89/011
600/2-89/028
600/2-90/002
600/2-90/006
600/2-90/054
600/2-91/001
600/4-90/013
600/4-90/026
600/6-90/004
600/6-90/017
600/8-87/049
600/8-90/003
600/9-90/037
600/9-90/042
600/D-90/044
600/D-90/089
600/D-90/152
600/J-91/082
Treatability Potential for EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) Listed Hazardous
Waste Sites in Soil; PB89-166581/CCE HO
Ground Water Modeling: An Overview and Status Report; PB89-224497/CCE 104
A New Approach and Methodologies for Characterizing the Hydrogeologic Properties
of Aquifers; PB90-187063/CCE 105
Enhanced Bioremediation Utilizing Hydrogen Peroxide as a Supplemental Source of
Oxygen: A Laboratory and Field Study; PB90-183435/CCE 108
Workshop on Innovative Technologies for Treatment of Contaminated Sediments.
Cincinnati, Ohio, June 13-14; PB91-148296/CCE 99
Laboratory Evaluation of the Low Temperature Characteristics of Four Protective
Clothing Materials; PB91-148452/CCE 89
Rationale for the Assessment of Errors in the Sampling of Soils; PB90-242306/CCE 109
Method for the Supercritical Fluid Extraction of Soils/Sediments; PB90-127803/CCE 98
Laboratory Investigation of Residual Liquid Organics from Spills, Leaks and the Disposal
of Hazardous Wastes in Ground Water; PB90-235797/CCE 105
Pilot Study on International Information Exchange on Dioxins and Related Compounds:
Inventory of Regulations/Statuses Concerning Dioxins and Related Compounds;
PB91-125799/CCE 109
Remedial Action Costing Procedures Manual; PB88-113691/CCE 71
Basics of Pump-and-Treat Ground Water Remediation Technology; PB90-274549/CCE 102
Remedial Action, Treatment, and Disposal of Hazardous Waste; Proceedings of the
Annual RREL Hazardous Waste Research Symposium (16th), Cincinnati, Ohio,
April 3-5,1990; PB91-129817/CCE 98
ORD Ground Water Research Plan: Strategy for 1991 and Beyond; PB91-145482/CCE 105
Computerized System for Performing Risk Assessments for Chemical Constituents of
Hazardous Waste; PB90-222001/CCE 82
Remediation Completed: But is the Ground Water Meeting the Safe Drinking Water Act
Requirements?; PB90-262999/CCE 105
Quantifying Effects in Ecological Site Assessments: Biological and Statistical Considerations;
PB91-129189/CCE 83
Development and Demonstration of a Pilot-Scale Debris Washing System;
PB91-196626/CCE 107
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600/M-89/030 — 910/9-88/202R
Agency
Number
Title
Page
88
600/M-89/030 Assessment of Tentatively Identified Compounds in Superfund Samples; PB90-253816/CCE
600/M-90/023 Colloidal-Facilitated Transport of Inorganic Contaminants in Ground Water-
Part 1, Sampling; PB91-168419/CCE ' 102
625/6-89/025A Assessing the Geochemical Fate of Deep-Well-Injected Hazardous Waste: A Reference Guide;
.95
625/8-87/014 Compendium of Technologies Used in the Treatment of Hazardous Wastes-
PB90-274093/CCE
.88
910/9-88/202R User's Guide for the Fugitive Dust Model (FDM) (Final Report); PB88-236823/CCE 101
219
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NTIS Order
Number Index
PB85-211357/CCE — PB89-158810/CCE
NTIS Order
Number
Title
Page
PB85-211357/CCE Modeling Remedial Actions at Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites 71
PB86-122330/CCE Leachate Plume Management 105
PB86-190105/CCE Dust Control at Hazardous Waste Sites; Handbook 107
PB87-110656/CCE Mobile Treatment Technologies for Superfund Wastes 98
PB87-110664/CCE Guidance Document on Cleanup of Surface Impoundment Sites 106
PB87-110672/CCE Guidance on Cleanup of Surface Tank and Drum Sites 68
PB87-119483/CCE Covers for Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Sites 107
PB87-181939/CCE Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation (SITE) Program Strategy and
Program Plan 92
PB87-184578/CCE Superfund Treatment Technologies: A Vendor List 89
PB87-188918/CCE Superfund Risk Assessment Information Directory 84
PB87-193710/CCE RCRA Ground Water Monitoring Compliance Order Guidance Document (TEGD) 52
PB87-215349/CCE A Study of Joint Use of Vehicles for Transportation of Hazardous and
Nonhazardous Materials 27
PB87-232476/CCE Potentially Responsible Party Search ..'.'1..'.'.....".""... 34
PB88-113691/CCE Remedial Action Costing Procedures Manual 71
PB88-131370/CCE Data Quality Objectives for Remedial Response Activities: Development Process
(Volume 1) ^g
PB88-131388/CCE Data Quality Objectives for Remedial Response Activities: Example Scenario: RI/FS
Activities at a Site with Contamination Soils and Ground Water (Volume 2) 66
PB88-236823/CCE User's Guide for the Fugitive Dust Model (FDM) (Final Report) 101
PB89-109920/CCE Characterization and Laboratory Soil Treatability Studies for Creosote and
Pentachlorophenol Sludges and Contaminated Soil 107
PB89-132203/CCE Chemical, Physical, and Biological Properties of Compounds Present at
Hazardous Waste Sites 49
PB89-132674/CCE Technology Screening Guide for Treatment of CERCLA Soils and Sludges 110
PB89-1341159/CCE Field Screening fMethods Catalog—User1 Guide 85
PB89-158810/CCE Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test HAZCON
Solidification Douglasville, Pennsylvania; Volume 1 93
221
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PB89-158828/CCE — PB90-113374/CCE
NTIS Order
Number
Title
Page
PB89-158828/CCE Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test HAZCON
Solidification Douglasville, Pennsylvania; Volume 2 93
PB89-166581/CCE Treatability Potential for EPA Listed Hazardous Wastes in Soil 110
PB89-167894/CCE Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test, the American
Combustion Pyretron Thermal Destruction System at the U.S. EPA's
Combustion Research Facility 93
PB89-167902/CCE Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test of the Shirco
Pilot Infrared Incinerator System, Volume 2: Data 94
PB89-167910/CCE Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test of the Shirco
Pilot Infrared Incinerator System, Volume 1: Summary of Review 94
PB89-167969/CCE Guidance Document For Providing Alternative Water Supplies * 74
PB89-167985/CCE Superfund Community Relations Program: A Guide to Effective Presentations
With Visual Aids 62
PB89-1S0061 /CCE Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Volume 3, Estimation of
Air Emissions from Clean-up Activities at Superfund Sites, Interim Report (Final) ..99
PB89-180830/CCE Community Relations In Superfund: A Handbook (Interim Guidance) * 61
PB89-184618/CCE Guidance on Remedial Actions for Contaminated Ground Water at Superfund Sites ... 104
PB89-184626/CCE Guidance for Conducting Remedial Investigations and Feasibility Studies (RI/FS)
Under CERCLA * 68
PB89-190821/CCE Guide to Treatment Technologies for Hazardous Wastes at Superfund Sites 89
PB89-192025/CCE Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test Terra Vac
In Situ Vacuum Extraction System; Volume 1 95
PB89-192033/CCE Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test Terra Vac
In Situ Vacuum Extraction System; Volume 2 95
PB89-194161 /CCE Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test,
International Waste Technologies In Situ Stabilization/Solidification,
Hialeah, Florida; Volume 1 94
PB89-194179/CCE Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test,
International Waste Technologies In Situ Stabilization/Solidification,
Hialeah, Florida; Volume 2 94
PB89-206031/CCE HAZCON Solidification Process, Douglasville, PA: Application Analysis Report 91
PB89-208169/CCE RCRA Inspection Manual 51
PB89-224497/CCE Ground Water Modeling: An Overview and Status Report 104
PB89-233423/CCE Shirco Infrared Incineration System: Applications Analysis Report 91
PB89-233431/CCE Superfund: Getting into the Act. Contracting and Subcontracting Guide
to the Superfund Program 19
PB90-106428/CCE Assessment of International Technologies for Superfund Applications:
Technology Review and Trip Report Results 88
PB90-113374/CCE Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Volume 1, Application
of Air Pathway Analysis for Superfund Applications, Interim Report (Final) 99
222
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PB90-113382/CCE — PB90-191750/CCE
NTIS Order
Number
Title
Page
PB90-113382/CCE Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Volume 4, Procedures
for Dispersion Modeling and Air Monitoring for Superfund Air Pathway
Analysis, Interim Report (Final) 99
PB90-119744/CCE Terra Vac In Situ Vacuum Extraction System: Applications Analysis Report 95
PB90-119751/CCE Superfund Treatability Clearinghouse Abstracts 109
PB90-127803/CCE Method for the Supercritical Fluid Extraction of Soils/Sediments 98
PB90-135859/CCE Superfund Exposure Assessment Manual if 84
PB90-142753/CCE Review and Evaluation of Area Source Dispersion Algorithms for Emission
Sources at Superfund Sites (Final Report) 101
PB90-148461 /CCE CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual, Part 2: Clean Air Act and
Other Environmental Statutes and State Requirements 13
PB90-149840/CCE Accuracy of Depth to Water Measurements 102
PB90-153875/CCE Management Review of the Superfund Program * 22
PB90-153883/CCE Management Review of the Superfund Program: Implementation Plan * 22
PB90-155581 /CCE Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund, Volume 1: Human Health Evaluation
Manual, Part A, Interim Final * 83
PB90-155599/CCE Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund, Volume 2: Environmental
Evaluation Manual, Interim Final * 84
PB90-155607/CCE Handbook on In Situ Treatment of Hazardous Waste-Contaminated Soils 109
PB90-182544/CCE Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Superfund Air
Pathway Analyses Review Criteria Checklists (Final Report) 100
PB90-183377/CCE Expanded Site Inspection Transition Guidance Fiscal Year 1988 85
PB90-183435/CCE Enhanced Bioremediation Utilizing Hydrogen Peroxide as a Supplemental
Source of Oxygen: A Laboratory and Field Study 108
PB90-183575/CCE Determining Soil Response Action Levels Based on Potential Contaminant
Migration to Ground Water: A Compendium of Examples 103
PB90-183583/CCE Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies, Volume 1: Summary
Report * 103
PB90-183799/CCE Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies: Domestic
and International 89
PB90-186495/CCE Technology Evaluation Report: CF Systems Organics Extraction System
New Bedford, Massachusetts; Volume 1 92
PB90-186503/CCE Technology Evaluation Report: CF Systems Organics Extraction System
New Bedford, Massachusetts; Volume 2 92
PB90-187063/CCE A New Approach and Methodologies for Characterizing the Hydrogeologic
Properties of Aquifers 105
PB90-191545/CCE Guidelines for Effective Management of the Contract Laboratory Program,
Part 1: Contract Award; Part 2: Contract Administration 28
PB90-191750/CCE Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test,
Solidtech, Inc. Solidification/Stabilization Process; Volume 1 94
223
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PB90-191768/CCE — PB90-249566/CCE
NTIS Order
Number
Title
Page
PB90-191768/CCE Technology Evaluation Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test,
Solidtech, Inc. Solidification/Stabilization Process; Volume 2 94
PB90-191966/CCE Emergency Response Cleanup Services Contracts (ERCS): User's Manual * ...: 73
PB90-193004/CCE Superfund Automated Records of Decision System (RODS): User Manual 72
PB90498177/CCE SITE Program Demonstration of the Ultrox International Ultraviolet
Radiation/Oxidation Technology 91
PB90-202656/CCE Innovative Operational Treatment Technologies for Applications to
Superfund Sites: Nine Case Studies 96
PB90-204140/CCE Assessment of Technologies for the Remediation of Radioactively Contaminated
Superfund Sites 96
PB90-204157/CCE Health and Safety Audit Guidelines: SARA Title I, Section 126 79
PB90-204603/CCE Guidance on Applying the Data Quality Objectives Process for Ambient
Air Monitoring Around Superfund Sites (Stages 1 and 2) 101
PB90-204611 /CCE Guidance on Applying the Data Quality Objectives Process for Ambient
Air Monitoring Around Superfund Sites (Stage 3) 101
PB90-204728/CCE Development of Electro-Acoustic Soil Decontamination (BSD) for In-Situ
Applications 90
PB90-207317/CCE Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Comparisons of Air
Stripper Simulations and Field Performance Data (Final Report) 102
PB90-213836/CCE Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening System (ICCSS) Software
(for Microcomputers) 28
PB90-213844/CCE Organic Contract Compliance Screening System (OCCSS) Software
(for Microcomputers), User Manual 28
PB90-216516/CCE Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation Program: Progress and
Accomplishments, Fiscal Year 1989 91
PB90-216995/CCE Soil Vapor Extraction VOC Control Technology Assessment (Final Report) 101
PB90-222001/CCE Computerized System for Performing Risk Assessments for Chemical
Constituents of Hazardous Waste 82
PB90-222746/CCE Field Test of the Proposed Revised Hazard Ranking System * 86
PB90-235797/CCE Laboratory Investigation of Residual Liquid Organics From Spills, Leaks and
the Disposal of Hazardous Wastes in Ground Water 105
PB90-242306/CCE Rationale for the Assessment of Errors in the Sampling of Soils 109
PB90-249459/CCE Resource Distribution for the Technical Assistance Grant Program
PB90-249475/CCE Guidelines for Producing Superfund Documents 20
PB90-249525/CCE Procurement Under Pre-authorization/Mixed Funding 66
PB90-249533/CCE Planning for Sufficient Community Relations * 62
PB90-249541/CCE Superfund Analytical Data Review and Oversight 29
PB90-249558/CCE Decentralization of Superfund Bottle Repository * 28
PB90-249566/CCE Delegation of Remedy Selection to Regions 20
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NTIS Order
Number
Title
Page
PB90-249574/CCE Delegations of Authority Under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act
(FWPCA) Which are Applicable to the Superfund Program * 14
PB90-249582/CCE Re-delegation of Authority Under CERCLA and SARA 21
PB90-249590/CCE Standard Operating Safety Guides * 81
PB90-249616/CCE Discharge of Waste Water from CERCLA Sites into Publicly Owned
Treatment Works (POTWs) * 14
PB90-249624/CCE CERCLA Off-Site Policy: Providing Notice to Facilities * 14
PB90-249632/CCE CERCLA Off-Site Policy: Eligibility of Facilities in Assessment Monitoring * 14
PB90-249640/CCE Policy for Superfund Compliance with the RCRA Land Disposal Restrictions * 15
PB90-249657/CCE RI/FS Improvements Follow-Up 69
PB90-249681 /CCE Results of FY-89 Record of Decision Analysis 72
PB90-249707/CCE Guidance on EPA Oversight of Remedial Designs and Remedial Actions
Performed by Potentially Responsible Parties; Interim Final 71
PB90-249715/CCE The Emergency Response Notification System (Brochure) 73
PB90-249723/CCE Revised Interim Final Guidance on Indian Involvement in the Superfund Program 64
PB90-249731 /CCE Involvement of Superfund Program Managers in Superfund Response
Agreement Audits 54
PB90-249749/CCE Directory of EPA/State Contacts by Specialty 63
PB90-249756/CCE Superfund Innovative Technology Program: Technology Profiles 92
PB90-249772/CCE Guide for Conducting Treatability Studies Under CERCLA 68
PB90-249798/CCE Use of Office of Research and Development's Bioremediation Expertise in
Superfund Removal Program 98
PB90-252594/CCE Emerging Technologies: Bio-Recovery Systems Removal and Recovery of
Metal Ions from Ground Water 91
PB90-252602/CCE Emerging Technologies: Bio-Recovery Systems Removal and Recovery of Metal
Ions from Ground Water. Appendices 91
PB90-253816/CCE Assessment of Tentatively Identified Compounds in Superfund Samples 88
PB90-255662/CCE Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Development of
Example Procedures for Evaluating the Air Impacts of Soil Excavation
Associated with Superfund Remedial Actions (Final Report) 100
PB90-258302/CCE Accelerated Response at NPL Sites Guidance .-. 73
PB90-258328/CCE CERCLIS Data Handling Support Policy Statement 20
PB90-258336/CCE Model Performance Standards for Superfund Project Officers, Deputy Project
Officers and Work Assignment Managers/Delivery Order Officers 19
PB90-258344/CCE OSWER Integrated Health and Safety Policy * 81
PB90-258369/CCE Scoper's Notes: A Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study (RI/FS) Costing Guide 70
PB90-258427/CCE American Combustion Pyretron Destruction System: Applications Analysis Report 90
PB90-258476/CCE Analysis of Treatability Data for Soil and Debris: Evaluation of Land Ban
Impact on Use of Superfund Treatment Technologies 11
PB90-262999/CCE Remediation Completed: But is the Ground Water Meeting the Safe Drinking
Water Act Requirements? 105
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PB90-268509/CCE — PB90-273715/CCE
NTIS Order
Number
Title
Page
PB90-268509/CCE Forum on Innovative Hazardous Waste Treatment Technologies: Domestic and
International. Atlanta, Georgia, June 19-21,1989. Abstract Proceedings 89
PB90-268517/CCE Superfund Ground Water Issue: Contaminant Transport in Fractured Media;
Models for Decision Makers 106
PB90-269Q69/CCE Technology Evaluation Report: International Waste Technologies/Geo-Con
In Situ Stabilization/Solidification (Volume 3) Update Report 93
PB90-269077/CCE Technology Evaluation Report: International Waste Technologies/Geo-Con
In Situ Stabilization/Solidification (Volume 4) Update Report 93
PB90-269085/CCE International Waste Technologies/Geo-Con In Situ Stabilization/Solidification:
Applications Analysis Report 91
PB90-270588/CCE Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Volume 2, Estimation of
Baseline Air Emissions at Superfund Sites (Revised), Interim Report (Final) 99
PB90-272501 /CCE Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response (OSWER) Comparative Risk Project:
Executive Summary and Overview 27
PB90-272527/CCE Debarment and Suspension 18
PB90-272535/CCE CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual, Part 1 (Interim Final) 13
PB90-272543/CCE CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual: CERCLA Compliance with State
Requirements 13
PB90-272550/CCE CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual, Summary of Part 2: CAA,
TSCA, and Other Statutes * 14
PB90-272576/CCE Guide on Remedial Actions for Contaminated Ground Water 104
PB90-272584/CCE Mandatory Training Requirements for On-Scene Coordinators and Remedial
Project Managers 60
PB90-272592/CCE Mandatory Community Relations Training: Superfund Management Review
Implementation Product (Recommendation: #43.P(i)) 60
PB90-272600/CCE The Final National Contingency Plan: New Directions for Superfund 11
PB90-272618/CCE Notification of Out-of-State Shipments of Superfund Site Wastes 15
PB90-272634/CCE Data Quality Objectives for Remedial Response Activities: Example Scenario: RI/FS
Activities at a Site with Contaminated Soils and Ground Water (Volumes 1 and 2)., 66
PB90-272642/CCE RI/FS Improvements 69
PB90-272659/CCE Advancing the Use of Treatment Technologies for Superfund Remedies 66
PB90-272667/CCE Control of Air Emissions From Superfund Air Strippers at Superfund
Ground Water Sites * 103
PB90-272675/CCE The Feasibility Study: Detailed Analysis of Remedial Action Alternatives 67
PB90-272683/CCE Expediting Remedial Construction 70
PB90-272691/CCE Removal Cost Management System: Version 3.2 75
PB90-272709/CCE Guidelines for the Cleanup of Clandestine Drug Laboratories 74
PB90-272717/CCE Audits and the Superfund Program Manager 63
PB90-272725/CCE Status of State Involvement in the Superfund Program 64
PB90-273715/CCE Update: Superfund Technical Assistance Grants 65
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PB90-273736/CCE — PB90-274200/CCE
NTIS Order
Number
Title
Page
PB90-273731/CCE Superfund Responsiveness Summaries (Superfund Management Review:
Recommendation No. 43.E) 62
PB90-273749/CCE Community Relations: Use of Senior Environmental Employees in Superfund
(Superfund Management Review: Recommendation 43.K, L) * ; 61
PB90-273756/CCE Role of Community Interviews in the Development of a Community
Relations Program for Remedial Response * .62
PB90-273764/CCE Proposed Method to Evaluate the Effectiveness of Community Involvement in
Superfund (Superfund Management Review: Recommendation No. 43.A) * 62
PB90-273772/CCE Superfund Technical Assistance Grants (TAG) Brochure 65
PB90-273798/CCE CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual: Overview of Applicable or
Relevant and Appropriate Requirements (ARARs) - Focus on ARAR Waivers * 13
PB90-273806/CCE CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual: CERCLA Compliance with the
Clean Water Act (CWA) and the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) * 12
PB90-273814/CCE ARARs Qs & As: Compliance with the Tbxicity Characteristics Rule: Part 1 * 12
PB90-273822/CCE Approval of Long Term Contracting Strategy for Superfund (Superfund
Management Review: Recommendations E.2) -*• 18
PB90-273830 /CCE Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund, Volume 1: Human Health Evaluation
Manual, Part A 83
PB90-273848/CCE A Guide to Developing Superfund Records of Decision 72
PB90-273855/CCE A Guide to Developing Superfund Proposed Plans * 68
PB90-273863/CCE A Guide to Selecting Superfund Remedial Actions 69
PB90-273871/CCE Guidance on Expediting Remedial Design and Remedial Action * 70
PB90-273889/CCE USAGE Pre-placed and Rapid Response Contracts 71
PB90-273897/CCE EPA/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Payment Process, Direct Site Revised
Reimbursement Methods 20
PB90-273905/CCE Use of Expanded Removal Authority to Address NPL and Proposed NPL Sites 76
PB90-273921 /CCE Guidance on Non-NPL Removal Actions Involving Nationally Significant or
Precedent-Setting Issues ......74
PB90-273939/CCE State and Local Involvement in the Superfund Program 64
PB90-273947/CCE Indian Tribal Involvement in the Superfund Program 64
PB90-273954/CCE Political Subdivision Involvement in Superfund 64
PB90-273962/CCE Treatability Studies Contractor Work Assignments 19
PB90-273970/CCE Treatability Studies Under CERCLA: An Overview
PB90-274093/CCE Compendium of Technologies Used in the Treatment of Hazardous Wastes 88
PB90-274127/CCE Technology Evaluation Report: Chemfix Technologies, Inc., Solidification/
Stabilization Process, Clackamas, Oregon; Volume 1 92
PB90-274184/CCE Innovative Technology: Soil Washing 97
PB90-274192/CCE Innovative Technology: In Situ Vitrification ; 97
PB90-274200/CCE Innovative Technology: Slurry Phase Biodegradation ..97
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NTIS Order
Number
Title
Page
PB90-274218/CCE Innovative Technology: BEST Solvent Extraction Process 97
PB90-274226/CCE Innovative Technology: Glycolate Dehalogenation 97
PB90-274234/CCE Reimbursement to Local Governments for Emergency Response to
Hazardous Substance Releases 75
PB90-274242/CCE CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual: Guide to Manual * 13
PB90-274259/CCE CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual: RCRA (Resource Conservation and
Recovery Act) ARARs (Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate Requirements) -
Focus on Closure Requirements * 14
PB90-274267/CCE ARARs Qs & As: Compliance with Federal Water Quality Criteria * 11
PB90-274283/CCE Environmental Asbestos Assessment Manual; Superfund Method for the
Determination of Asbestos in Ambient Air, Part 1: Method (Interim Version) 100
PB90-274291 /CCE Environmental Asbestos Assessment Manual; Superfund Method for the
Determination of Asbestos in Ambient Air, Part 2: Technical Background
(Interim Version) 100
PB90-274309/CCE Inauguration of the On-Site Coordinator (OSC)/Remedial Project Manager
(RPM) Program 59
PB90-274317/CCE Interim RCRA/CERCLA Guidance on Non-Contiguous Sites and On-Site
Management of Waste and Treatment Residue * 15
PB90-274325/CCE Superfund LDR Guide #1: Overview of RCRA Land Disposal
Restrictions LDRs) * 15
PB90-274333/CCE Superfund LDR Guide #2: Complying with the California List restrictions
Under Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) * 16
PB90-274341/CCE Superfund LDR Guide #3: Treatment Standards and Minimum Technology
Requirements Under Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) * 16
PB90-274358/CCE Superfund LDR Guide #4: Complying with the Hammer Restrictions Under Land
Disposal Restrictions (LDRs) * 16
PB90-274366/CCE Superfund LDR Guide #5: Determining When Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs)
are Applicable to CERCLA Response Actions * 16
PB90-274374/CCE A Guide to the Delisting of RCRA Wastes for Superfund Remedial Responses * 17
PB90-274382/CCE Use of Removal Approaches to Speed Up Remedial Action Projects 76
PB90-274390/CCE Getting Ready: Scoping the RI/FS * 68
PB90-274408/CCE The Remedial Investigation: Site Characterization and Treatability Studies * 69
PB90-274416/CCE The Feasibility Study: Development and Screening of Remedial Action
Alternatives * 67
PB90-274432/CCE A Guide on Remedial Actions at Superfund Sites with PCB Contamination 69
PB90-274440/CCE Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies, Volume 2: Case Studies
1-19 (Interim Final) * 103
PB90-274457/CCE Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies, Volume 3: General Site Data,
Data Base Reports, Interim Final if 103
PB90-274465/CCE Final Guidance on Implementation of the "Consistency" Exemption to the Statutory
Limits on Removal Actions * 73
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PB90-274473/CCE — PB91-133256/CCE
NTIS Order
Number
Title
Page
PB90-274473/CCE Superfund Removal Procedures: Action Memorandum Guidance * ; .76
PB90-274481 /CCE Quality Assurance/Quality Control Guidance for Removal Activities: Sampling
QA/QC Plan and Data Validation Procedures (Interim Final) * 75
PB90-274499/CCE Criminal Investigations and the Superfund Program 63
PB90-274507/CCE CERCLA Waste Capacity Assurance 63
PB90-274515/CCE ARCS Construction Contract Modification Procedures 18
PB90-274523/CCE • HAZMAT Team Planning Guidance * 79
PB90-274531/CCE CERCLA Site Discharges to POTWs: Guidance Manual * 110
PB90-274549/CCE Basics of Pump-and-Treat Ground Water Remediation Technology 102
PB90-274556/CCE Procedures for Completion and Deletion of Natinal Priorities
List Sites and Update 86
PB90-591330/CCE Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS) (for IBM PC/At Microcomputers) 28
PB90-591690/CCE Organic Contract Compliance Screening System (OCCSS) Software
(for Microcomputers) ; 28
PB90-591700/CCE Inorganic Contract Compliance Screening System (ICCSS) Software Manual
(for Microcomputers) 28
PB90-921100/CCE Health Effects Assessment Summary Tables, Fourth Quarter FY 90 82
PB90-921260/CCE Superfund Emergency Response Actions: A Summary of Federally Funded
Removals (Volume 4) 75
PB91-102129/CCE Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Contingency Plans at Super-
fund Sites Using Air Monitoring 99
PB91-113845/CCE Application Analysis Report: SITE Program, CF Systems Organics Extraction
System, New Bedford, Massachusetts .90
PB91-125674/CCE Technology Transfer Needs Assessment 21
PB91-125799/CCE Pilot Study on International Information Exchange on Dioxins and Related
Compounds: Inventory of Regulations/Statutes Concerning Dioxins and
Related Compounds , 109
PB91-125989/CCE Joint Federal Task Force on Clandestine (Illegal) Drug Laboratories 74
PB91-125997/CCE Air/Superfund National Technical Guidance Study Series: Air Stripper Design
Manual (Final Report) 99
PB91-127696/CCE Technology Evaluation Report: Chemfix Technologies, Inc., Solidification/
Stabilization Process, Clackamas, Oregon; Volume 1 92
PB91-129189/CCE Quantifying Effects in Ecological Site Assessments: Biological and Statistical
Considerations 83
PB91-129759/CCE ULTROX International Ultraviolet Radiation/Oxidation Technology
Applications Analysis Report 95
PB91-129817/CCE Applications Analysis Report: SITE Program Demonstration Test Solidtech, Inc.
Solidification/Stabilization Process 90
PB91-133249/CCE Superfund Ground Water Issue: Ground Water Sampling for Metals Analyses 104
PB91-133256/CCE Facilitated Transport 104
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PB91-138818/CCE — PB91-139113/CCE
NTIS Order
Number
Title
Page
PB91-138818/CCE Revision of CERCLA Judicial Settlement Authorities Under Delegations
14-13-B and 14-14-E 31
PB91-138826/CCE Waiver of Concurrence on De Minimis Generator Settlements '. 31
PB91-138834/CCE Redelegation of Civil Judicial Settlement Authorities 31
PB91-138842/CCE Superfund Enforcement Strategy and Implementation Plan 31
PB91-138859/CCE Policy for Enforcement Actions Against Transporters Under CERCLA 47
PB91-138867/CCE Entry and Continued Access Under CERCLA 46
PB91-138875/CCE Regional Oversight of Federal Facility Clean-ups Under CERCLA 47
PB91-138883/CCE Reporting and Exchange of Information on State Enforcement Actions at National
Priorities List Sites 48
PB91-138891/CCE Funding of State Enforcement Related Activities 47
PB91-138909/CCE Authority to Use CERCLA to Provide Enforcement Funding Assistance to States 47
PB91-138917/CCE Interim Final Guidance Package on Funding CERCLA State Enforcement Actions
at NPL Sites 47
PB91-138925/CCE Supporting State Attorneys General CERCLA Remedial and Enforcement
Activities at NPL Sites 48
PB91-138933/CCE Counting State-Lead Enforcement NPL Sites Toward the CERCLA Section
116(e) Remedial Action Start Mandate 47
PB91-138941/CCE Cost Recovery Referrals 37
PB91-138958/CCE Procedures for Documenting Costs for CERCLA Section 107 Actions 38
PB91-138966/CCE Cost Recovery Actions Under CERCLA 36
PB91-138974/CCE Coordination of EPA and State Actions in Cost Recovery 36
PB91-138982/CCE Cost Recovery Actions/Statute of Limitations 36
PB91-138990/CCE Policy on Recovering Indirect Cost in CERCLA Section 107 Cost recovery Actions 37
PB91-139006/CCE Small Cost Recovery Referrals 38
PB91-139014/CCE Guidance Regarding CERCLA Enforcement Against Bankrupt Parties 37
PB91-139022/CCE Revised Hazardous Waste Bankruptcy Guidance 38
PB91-139030/CCE Liability of Corporate Shareholders and Successor Corporations for
Abandoned Sites Under CERCLA 37
PB91-139048/CCE Guidance on Documenting Decisions Not to Task Cost Recovery Actions 37
PB91-139055/CCE Guidance on Federal Superfund Liens..... 37
PB91-139063/CCE Superfund Cost Recovery Strategy 38
PB91-139071/CCE Arbitration Procedures for Small Superfund Cost Recovery Claims 36
PB91-139089/CCE Guidance on CERCLA 106(a) Unilateral Administrative Orders for
Remedial Designs and Remedial Actions 39
PB91-139097/CCE Model Unilateral Order for Remedial Design and Remedial Design and
Remedial Action 40
PB91-139105/CCE Issuance of Administrative Orders for Immediate Removal Actions 39
PB91-139113/CCE Consent Orders and the Reimbursement Provision Under section 106(b) of CERCLA .... 39
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PB91-139121/CCE — PB91-139394/CCE
NTIS Order
Number
Title
Page
PB91-139121 /CCE Final Guidance on Administrative Records for Selection of CERCLA
Response Actions 39
PB91-139139/CCE Compendium of CERCLA Response Selection Guidance Documents ....; 39
PB91-139147/CCE Releasing Identities of Potentially Responsible Parties in Response to FOIA Requests....34
PB91-139154/CCE Timely Initiation of Responsible Party Searches, Issuance of Notice Letters, and
Release of Information 35
PB91-139162/CCE PRP Search Supplemental Guidance for Sites in the Superfund Remedial Program 34
PB91-139170/CCE Transmittal of Guidance on Use and Enforcement of CERCLA Information
Requests and Administrative Subpoenas 35
PB91-139188/CCE Procedural Guidance on Treatment of Insurers Under CERCLA 34
PB91-139196/CCE Interim Guidance on Settlements with De Minimis Waste Contributors
Under Section 122(g) of SARA 32
PB91-139204/CCE Interim Model CERCLA Section 122(g)(4) De Minimis Waste Contributor
Consent Decree and Administrative Order on Consent 32
PB91-139212/CCE Methodologies for Implementation of CERCLA Section 122(g)(l)(A) De Minimis
Waste Contributor Settlements 33
PB91-139220/CCE Covenant Not to Sue Under SARA 32
PB91-139238/CCE Evaluating Mixed Funding Settlements Under CERCLA 32
PB91-139246/CCE Interim Policy on Mixed Funding Settlements Involving the Preauthorization of
States or Political Subdivisions 32
PB91-139253/CCE Interim Guidance on Notice Letters, Negotiations, and Information Exchange 32
PB91-139261 /CCE Waiver of Headquarters Approval for Issuance of RD/RA Special Notice Letters
at the Time of ROD Signature from OERR and OWPE 36
PB91-139279/CCE Model Notice Letters 33
PB91-139287/CCE Revised Procedures for Implementing Off-Site Response Actions 34
PB91-139295/CCE Off-Site Policy RFA or Equivalent Investigation Requirements at RCRA Treatment
and Storage Facilities 33
PB91-139303/CCE Releasing Guidance on Use of Alternative Dispute Resolution Techniques in
Enforcement Actions 34
PB91-139311/CCE Municipal Settlements 33
PB91-139329/CCE Interim CERCLA Settlement Policy 42
PB91-139337/CCE Interim Guidance on Potentially Responsible Party Participation in Remedial
Investigations and Feasibility Studies 42
PB91-139345/CCE Guidance on Drafting Consent Decrees in Hazardous Waste Cases ...41
PB91-139352/CCE Revisions to the Interim Guidance on PRP Participation in Remedial
Investigations and Feasibility Studies 43
PB91-139360/CCE Guidance on the Use of Stipulated Penalties in Hazardous Waste Consent Decrees 42
PB91-139378/CCE Administrative Order on Consent for Remedial Investigations/Feasibility Study 40
PB91-139386/CCE Interim Guidance: Streamlining the Settlement Decision Process 42
PB91-139394/CCE Final Initiation of PRP-Financed Remedial Design in Advance of Consent Decree
Entry 40
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PB91-139402/CCE — PB91-139741/CCE
NTIS Order
Number
Title
Page
PB91-139402/CCE EPA Interim Guidance on Indemnification of Superfund Response Action
Contractors Under Section 119 of SARA 40
PB91-139410/CCE Guidance on Premium Payments in CERCLA Settlements 41
PB9M39428/CCE Guidance on CERCLA Section 106 Judicial Actions 41
PB91-139436/CCE Model Statement of Work for a Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study
Conducted by Potentially Responsible Parties 43
PB91-139444/CCE Landowner Liability Under Section 107(a)(l) of CERCLA, De Minimis Settlement
Under 122(g)(l)(B) of CERCLA, and Settlements with Prospective Purchasers 42
PB91-139451/CCE Model Litigation Report for CERCLA Sections 106 and 107 and RCRA Section 7003 42
PB91-139469/CCE Releasing Information to Potentially Responsible Parties at CERCLA Sites 43
PB91-139477/CCE A Comparative Analysis of Remedies Selected in the Superfund Program
During FY87, FY88, and FY89 40
PB91-139485/CCE Submittal of Ten-Point Settlement Analyses for CERCLA Consent Decrees 43
PB91-139493/CCE Performance of Risk Assessments in Remedial Investigation/ Feasibility Studies
(RI/FSs) Conducted by PRPs 43
PB91-139519/CCE Community Relations During Enforcement Activities and Development of the
Administrative Record 48
PB91-139527/CCE CERCLA Community Relations Mailing Lists 48
PB91-139535/CCE RCRA/CERCLA Case Management Handbook 44
PB91-139543/CCE Preparation of Hazardous Waste Referrals 44
PB91-139550/CCE Scope of the CERCLA Petroleum Exclusion Under Section 101(14) and 104(a)(2) 48
PB91-139568/CCE Interim Guidelines for Preparing Nonbinding Preliminary Allocations of
Responsibility 45
PB91-139600/CCE Site Classification Changes from Enforcement to Fund Lead 30
PB91-139618/CCE Interim Enforcement Strategy for Enforcement of Title III and CERCLA
Section 103 Notification Requirements : 45
PB91-139626/CCE Federal Register Notice Entitled Environmental Protection Agency:
Administrative Penalty Procedures; Interim Final Rule 45
PB91-139634/CCE Final Penalty Policy for Sections 302,303,304,311, and 312 of the Emergency
Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act and Section 103 of CERCLA 45
PB91-139642/CCE Guidance on Applicability of EPA Order 3500.1 to CERCLA Staff 49
PB91-139667/CCE Revised EPA Guidance on Parallel Proceedings 36
PB91-139675/CCE Endangerment Assessment Guidance 49
PB91-139683/CCE Endangerment Assessment Handbook 49
PB91-1397Q9/CCE Interim Guidance for Soil Ingestion Rates 30
PB91-139717/CCE Integrated Timeline for Superfund Site Management (SMR no. 5,15) 31
PB91-139733/CCE Use of CERCLA Section 106 Unilateral Enforcement for Remedial Design and
Remedial Action: Strategy for Fiscal Year 1990 30
PB91-139741/CCE Roles and Responsibilities of Deputy Project Officers and Work Assignment
Managers Under the Technical Enforcement Support (TES) Contract 30
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NTIS Order
Number
Title
Page
PB91-139758/CCE Roles and Responsibilities of Regional Project Officers and Headquarters Zone
Project Officers For Management of (TES 5+) Contracts 30
PB91-139766/CCE Expanded Civil Judicial Referral Procedures 46
PB91-139774/CCE Procedures for Transmittal of CERCLA and RCRA Civil Judicial Enforcement
Case Packages to Headquarters 46
PB91-139782/CCE Final EPA Policy on the Inclusion of Environmental Auditing Provisions in
Enforcement Settlements 46
PB91-139790/CCE Expansion of Direct Referral of Cases to the Department of Justice 46
PB91-139808/CCE Multi-Media Settlements of Enforcement Claims 46
PB91-139816/CCE Enforcement Response Policy 50
PB91-139824/CCE Revised RCRA Civil Penalty Policy 50
PB91-139832/CCE Enforcement of Liability Requirements for Operating RCRA Treatment,
Storage, and Disposal Facilities 51
PB91-139840/CCE RCRA Section 3008(h): The Interim Status Corrective Action Authority 52
PB91-139857/CCE Enforcement of Financial Responsibility Requirements for RCRA Treatment,
Storage, and Disposal Facilities that are Closing 51
PB91-139865/CCE Guidance for Public Involvement in RCRA Section 3008 (h) Actions 51
PB91-139873/CCE RCRA Corrective Action Plan 55
PB91-139881/CCE RCRA Corrective Action Interim Measures 55
PB91-139889/CEE Section 3008(h) Module Order on Consent 56
PB91-139907/CCE Policy for Managing Leachate at PCB Landfills 55
PB91-139915/CCE Transmittal of the RCRA Ground Water Enforcement Strategy 53
PB91-139923/CCE RCRA Policies on Ground Water Quality at Closure 52
PB91-139931/CCE RCRA Loss of Interim Status Enforcement Strategy 52
PB91-139949/CCE Implementation of EPA Criminal Enforcement Strategy for RCRA
Interim Status Facilities 53
PB91-139956/CCE Accepting Nonhazardous Waste After Losing Interim Status 53
PB91-139972/CCE Method for Prioritizing CERCLA Preliminary Assessments at RCRA Facilities 56
PB91-139980/CCE Guidance for Environmental Priorities Initiative (EPI) Facilities in the Superfund
Pre-Remedial Program 56
PB91-139998/CCE Medical Waste Enforcement Strategy 55
PB91-140004/CCE Interim Status Under Section 3005(e) of RCRA 55
PB91-140012/CCE RCRA Section 3005(e): Continuous Operation of Hazardous Facilities by
Owners and Operators Who Failed to Achieve Interim Status 53
PB91-140020/CCE Part B Permit Applications with Insufficient Ground Water Monitoring Data 54
PB91-140038/CCE Guidance on Developing Compliance Orders Under Section 3008 of RCRA;
Failure to Submit an Incomplete Part B Permit 54
PB91-140046/CCE Final Administrative Hearing Procedures for RCRA Section 3008(h) 54
PB91-140053/CCE Enforcement of Authorized State Laws Pursuant to 40 CFR 271.19 - Formal
Comments on State Requirements Applicable to Facility Permits 54
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NTIS Order
Number
Title
Page
PB91-140G61/CCE Inspection Authority Under Section 3007 of RCRA 50
PB91-140079/CCE Enforcement Strategy for the Land Disposal Restriction First Third Rule 50
PB91-140087/CCE RCRA Compliance/Enforcement Guidance Manual 51
PB91-140095/CCE Guidance on RCRA Overfiling 54
PB91-140103/CCE Use of RCRA Section 3008(g) Independently of Section 3008(a) 57
PB91-140111/CCE Issuance of Administrative Orders Under Section 3013 of RCRA 56
PB91-140129/CCE Issuance of Final Revised Guidance on the Use and Issuance of Administrative
Orders Under Section 7003 of RCRA 56
PB91-140137/CCE Criteria for Elimination of Headquarters' Concurrence on Selected
RCRA Section 3008(h) Orders 56
PB91-140145/CCE Enforcement Strategy and Procedures for the "Interim Prohibition"
Section 9003(g) of the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) 57
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PB91-214Q80/CCE Guidance for Coordinating ATSDR Health Assessment Activities with the
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PB91-214163/CCE Technical Assistance Team (TAT) Users' Manual September 1987 (Revised July 1989) ... 76
PB9I-214171/CCE Assurance of Hazardous Waste Capacity: Guidance to State Officials 22
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PB91-214197/CCE Risk Assessment in Superfund: A Primer 84
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PB91-214288/CCE Required Use of the Removal Cost Management System 75
PB91-214957/CCE OERR Organizational Conflict of Interest Review & Approval Program (Superfund
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PB91-215053/CCE Site-Specific Contracting for Removals 75
PB91-227959/CCE Summary of "Methodologies for Implementation of CERCLA Section 122(g)(l)(a)
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PB91-228015/CCE Engineering Bulletin: Solvent Extraction Treatment 108
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PB91-228080/CCE Engineering Bulletin: Thermal Desorption Treatment 107
PB91-228197/CCE Summary of Notification of Out-of-State Shipments of Superfund Site Waste * 15
PB91-228205/CCE Hazardous Waste Releases on Indian Land; Beginning the Superfund Process 63
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PB91-228262/CCE Summary of "Interim Policy on CERCLA Settlements Involving Municipalities
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PB91-228270/CCE Summary of "Interim Guidance: Streamlining the CERCLA Settlement
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De Minimus Settlements under Section 122(g)(l)(b) of CERCLA, and Settlements
with Prospective Purchasers of Contaminated Property" 44
PB91-228296/CCE Summary of "Releasing Information to Potentially Responsible Parties at
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PB91-228304/CCE Summary of "Interim Guidelines for Preparing NBARs" . 45
PB91-228312/CCE Summary of "Guidance on CERCLA Section 106(a) UAOs for RD/RA" ....40
PB91-228320/CCE Summary of "PRP Search Supplemental Guidance for Sites in the Superfund
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PB91-228338/CCE Summary of "Guidance on Documenting Decisions Not To Take Cost
Recovery Actions" 33
PB91-228346/CCE Handbook: Responding to Discharges of Sinking Hazardous Substances 96
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PB91-921206/CCE Guidance on Remedial Actions for Superfund Sites with PCB Contamination 69
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PB91-921261 /CCE Continuous Release Emergency Response Notification System and Priority
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PB91-921353/CCE Superfund Overview Fact Sheet Package 59
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PB91-921358/CCE Long-Term Contracting Strategy for Superfund-Implementation 19
PB91-921359/CCE Role of the Baseline Risk Assessment in Superfund: A Primer 84
PB91-921362/CCE Health and Safety Roles and Responsibilities at Remedial Sites 66
PB91-921363/CCE ARARs Qs & As: Compliance with New SDWA National Primary Drinking Water
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Superfund LDR Guide #10: Guide to Obtaining No Migration Variances for
CERCLA Remedial Actions * 17
Structure and Components of Five-Year Reviews 67
Update on Implementation of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (February 1991,
Intermittent Bulletin, Volume 1, No. 1) 77
Update on Implementation of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (April 1991,
Intermittent Bulletin, Volume 1, No.2) 77
Update on Implementation of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (June 1991,
Intermittent Bulletin, Volume 1, No. 3) 77
Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation; Technology Demonstration
Summary, Chemfix Solidification/Stabilization Process, Clackamas, Oregon 92
PA-Score Software; User's Manual and Tutorial: Version 1.0 (diskette) 85
Structure and Components of Five-Year Reviews 67
PA-Score Software; User's Manual and Tutorial: Version 1.0 85
Guidance for Performing Preliminary Assessments Under CERCLA * 85
Superfund Removal Procedures: Guidance on the Consideration of
ARARs During Removal Actions * 76
Superfund: Environmental Progress 59
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ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT
PB90-258476/CCE
PB90-274267/CCE
PB90-273814/CCE
PB91-921341/CCE
PB91-921311/CCE
PB91-921332/CCE
PB90-273806/CCE
PB90-272543/CCE
PB90-274242/CCE
PB90-273798/CCE
PB90-272535/CCE
PB90-148461/CCE
PB90-274259/CCE
PB90-272550/CCE
of Land Ban Impact on Use of Superfund Treatment
Technologies
Criteria
PB91-921363/CCE
Primary Drinking Water Regulations (Phase II)
istics Rule: Part 1
PB91-921321/CCE ARARs Q's & A's: The Fund-Balancing Waiver
— —•»•—•«—«•«. vut i^i t*i i vsuvsy , I lwn/"\, W VV/A.
Post ROD Information and Contingency Waivers
Issues
Applicability of Land Disposal Restrictions to RCRA &
CERCLA Ground Water Treatment
Management
Drinking Water Act (SDWA)
Compliance with State Requirements
Manual
Applicable or Relevant and Appropriate Requirements
(ARARs) - Focus on ARAR Waivers
CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual, Part 1
(Interim Final)
CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual, Part 2:
Clean Air Act and Other Environmer
Requirements
CERCLA Compliance with Other Laws Manual: RCRA
(Resource Conservation and Recovery Act) ARARs
(Applicableor Relevant and Appropri
Focus on Closure Requirements
Part 2: CAA, TSCA, and Other Statutes
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PB90-249632/CCE CERCLA Off-Site Policy: Eligibility of Facilities in
Assessment Monitoring
PB90-249624/CCE CERCLA Off-Site Policy: Providing Notice to Facilities
PB91-214205/CCE Consideraton of RCRA Requirements in Performing
CERCLA Responses at Mining Waste Sites
P89Q-249574/CCE Delegations of Authority Under the Federal Water
Pollution Control Act (FWPCA) Which are Applicable to
the Superfund Program
PB90-24961 6/GCE Discharge of Waste Water from CERCLA Sites into
Publicly Owned Treatment Works (POTWs)
PB90-274317/CCE Interim RCRA/CERCLA Guidance on Non-Contiguous
Sites and On-Site Management of Waste and Treat
ment Residue
PB91-214973/CCE Land Disposal Restrictions as Relevant and Appropri-
ate Requirements for CERCLA Contaminated Soil and
Debris
P890-27261 8/CCE Notification of Out-of-State Shipments of Superfund
Site Wastes
PB90-249640/CCE Policy for Superfund Compliance with the RCRA Land
Disposal Restrictions
PB91-228197/CCE Summary of Notification of Out-of-State Shipments of
Superfund Site Waste
PB90-274325/CCE Superfund LDR Guide #1 : Overview of RCRA Land
Disposal Restrictions (LDRs)
PB90-274333N3CE Superfund LDR Guide #2: Complying with the
California List Restrictions Under Land Disposal
Restrictions (LDRs)
PB90-274341/CCE Superfund LDR Guide #3: Treatment Standards and
Minimum Technology Requirements Under Land Dis-
posal Restrictions (LDRs)
PB90-27435a*CCE Superfund LDR Guide #4: Complying with the Hammer
Restrictions Under Land Disposal Restrictions (LDRs)
PB90-274366/CCE Superfund LDR Guide #5: Determining When Land
DisposalRestrictions (LDRs) are Applicable to CERCLA
Response Actions
PB91-921327/CCE Superfund LDR Guide #6A (Second Edition): Obtain
ing a Soil and Debris Treatability Variance for Remedial
Actions
PB91-921310/CCE Superfund LDR Guide #6B: Obtaining a Soil and
Debris Treatability Variance for Removal Actions
PB91-214122/CCE Superfund LDR Guide #7: Determining When Land
Disposal Restrictions (LDR) are Relevant and Appro-
jjrjaieto CERCLA Response Actions
PB91-921313/CCE SuperfundLDRGuide#8:CompliancewithThirdThirds
Requirements Under the LDRs
PB90-274374/CCE AGuide to the Delisting of RCRA Wastes for Superfund
Remedial Responses
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PB91-921367/CCE Superfund LDR Guide #1 0: Guide to Obtaining No
Migration Variances for CERCLA Remedial Actions
PB91 -921 309/CCE CERCLA Compliance with the RCRA Toxicity
Characteristics (TC) Rule: Part 2
PB91-921318/CCE Superfund LDR Guide to RCRA Management Require
ments for Mineral Processing Wastes
PB90-274515/CCE ARCS Construction Contract Modification Procedures
PB90-273822/CCE Approval of Long-Term Contracting Strategy for Superfund
I (Superfund Management Review: Recommendation E. 2)
PB91-921308/CCE Long-Term Contracting Strategy for Superfund
PB90-258336/CCE Model Performance Standards for SUPERFUND Project
Officers, Deputy Project Officers, and Work Assignment
Managers/Delivery Order Officers
PB90-1 53875/CCE Management Review of the Superfund Program
PB90-153883/CCE Management Review of the Superfund Program:
Implementation Plan
| ANALYTICAL SERVICES
PB90-249558/CCE Decentralization of Superfund Bottle Repository Functions
PB90-1 91 545/CCE Guidelines for Effective Management of the Contract
Laboratory Program, Part 1 : Contract Award; Part 2:
Contract Administration
PB90-249541 /CCE Superfund Analytical Data Review and Oversight
PB91 -921 278/CCE User's Guide to the Contract Laboratory Program
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
PB89-180830/CCE Community Relations In Superfund: A Handbook (Interim
Guidance)
PB90-273749/CCE Community Relations: Use of Senior Environmental
Employees in Superfund (Superfund Management Review:
Recommendation 43.K.L)
PB91 -921 344/CCE Innovative Methods to Increase Public Involvement in
Superfund Community Relations (Superfund Management
Review Recommendation #43.A)
PB91 -921 322/CCE Making superfund Documents Available to the Public
Throughout the Clean-up Process and Discussing Site
Findings and Decisions as they are Developed
PB91 -921 345/CCE Minimizing Problems Caused by Staff Turnover (Superfund
Management Review: Recommendations #43, M, N, O)
PB 90-249533/CCE Planning for Sufficient Community Relations
PB90-273764/CCE Proposed Method to Evaluate the Effectiveness of
Community Involvement in Superfund (Superfund Manage
ment Review: Recommendation No. 43.A)
PB91 -921 306/CCE Public Awareness Signs at Superfund Sites
PB90-273756/CCE Role of Community Interviews in the Development of a
Community Relations Program for Remedial Response
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PB90-273731/CCE Superfund Responsiveness Summaries (Superfund
Management Review: Recommendation No. 43.E)
PB91-921320/CCE Using State and Local Officials to Assist in Community
Relations
PB90-273772/CCE Superfund Technical Assistance Grants (TAG)
Brochure
REMEDIAL ACTION
PB90«272659/CCE Advancing the Use of Treatment Technologies for
Superfund Remedies
PB90-272634/CCE Data Quality Objectives for Remedial Response Activi
ties Example Scenario: RI/FS Activities at a Site with
Contaminated Soils and Groundwater (Volumes 1 & 2)
PB91-921205/CCE Conducting Remedial Investigations/Feasibility Stud
ies for CERCLA Municipal Landfill Sites
PB90-272675/CCE The Feasibility Study: Detailed Analysis of Remedial
Action Alternatives
PB90-27441R*CCE The Feasibility Study: Development and Screening of
Remedial Action Alternatives
PB90-274390/CCE Getting Ready: Scoping the RI/FS
PB90-249772/CCE Guide for Conducting Treatabiiity Studies Under
CERCLA (Interim Final)
PB89-184626/CCE Guidance for Conducting Remedial Investigations and
Feasibility Studies (RI/FS) Under CERCLA
PB90-273855/CCE A Guide to Developing Superfund Proposed Plans
PB90-273863/CCE A Guide to Selecting Superfund Remedial Actions
PB90-274408/CCE The Remedial Investigation: Site Characterization and
Treatabiiity Studies
PB90-273871/CCE Guidance on Expediting Remedial Design and Reme-
dial Action
PB90-249707/CCE Guidance on EPA Oversight of Remedial Designs and
Remedial Acrions Performed by Potentially Respon
sible Parties; Interim Final
PB91-921265/CCE Guidance on Preparing Superfund Decision Docu
ments: The Proposed Plan, The Record of Decision,
Explanation of Significant Differences, The Record of
Decision Amendment
REMOVAL ACTION
PB90-191966/CCE Emergency Response Cleanup Services Contracts
(ERCS): User's Manual
PB90-274465/CCE Final Guidance on Implementation of the "Consistency"
Exemption to the Statutory Limits on Removal
Actions
PB89-167969/CCE Guidance Document For Providing Alternative Water
Supplies
PB90-274481/CCE Quality Assurance/Quality Control Guidance for
Remova Activities: Sampling QA/QC Plan and Data
Validation Procedures (Interim Final)
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PB92-963401/CCE Superfund Removal Procedures: Guidance on
the Consideration of ARARs During Removal
Actions
PB90-274473/CCE Superfund Removal Procedures: Action
Memorandum Guidance
PB91-921315/CCE Assessing Reports of Continuous Releases of
Hazardous Substances; A Guide for EPA
Regions
PB91-921261/CCE Continuous Release Emergency Response
Notification System and Priority Assessment
Model; Model Documentation
PB91 -921 262/CCE Continuous Release Emergency Response
Notification System and Priority Assessment
Model; User's Manual for EPA Regions
PB91 -921 287/CCE Continuous Release Emergency Response
Notification System: User's Manual for Industry
PB91 -921 263/CCE Reporting RequirementsforContinuous Releases
of Hazardous Substances; A Guide for Facilities
and Vessels on Compliance
PB90-274523/CCE HAZMAT Team Planning Guidance
PB90-204157/CCE Health and Safety Audit Guidelines: SARA Title I,
Section 126
PB90-258344/CCE OSWER Integrated Health and Safety Policy
PB90-249590/CCE Standard Operating Safety Guidelines
RISK ASSESSMENT AND RISK MANAGEMENT
PB91 -921 208/CCE Guidance for Data Usability in Risk Assessment,
Interim Report
PB91-921312/CCE Guidance for Data Usability in Risk Assessment
PB90-155581/CCE Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund,
Volume 1 : Human Health Evaluation Manual,
Part A. Interim Final
PB90-1 55599/CCE Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund,
Volume 2: Environmental Evaluation Manual,
Interim Final
PB91-921314/CCE Human Health Evaluation Manual, Supplemental
Guidance: Standard Default Exposure Factors
PB89-135859/CCE Superfund Exposure Assessment Manual
SITE ASSESSMENT
PB92-963303/CCE GuidanceforPerforming Preliminary Assessments
Under CERCLA
PB91 -921 331 /CCE Management of Investigation-Derived Wastes Dur
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PB91-921348/CCE CERCLIS Listing
PB91 -921 302/CCE Closing the NPL Book under the Original HRS
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PB90-222746/CCE Field Test of the Proposed Revised Hazard
Ranking System
PB91-921307/CCE The Revised Hazard Ranking System: An
Improved Tool for Screening Superfund Sites
P891 -921303/CCE The Revised Hazard Ranking System: Background
Information
PB91-921305/CCE The Revised Hazard Ranking System: Q's & A's
TECHNOLOGY
PB90-274549/CCE Basics of Pump-and-Treat Ground Water
Remediation Technology
PB90-272667/CCE Control of Air Emissions From Superfund
Air Strippers at Superfund Ground Water Sites
PB90-183583/CCE Evaluation of Ground-Water Extraction Remedies,
Volume 1 Summary Report
PB90-274440/CCE Evaluation of Ground Water Extraction Remedies,
Volume 2: Case Studies 1-19 (Interim Final)
PB89-184618/CCE Guidance on Remedial Actions for Contaminated
Ground Water at Superfund Sites
PB91-921292/CCE Subsurface Contamination Reference Guide
PB90-274531/CCE CERCLA Site Discharges to POTWs: Guidance
Manual
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