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Contact Person: Richard Cellamare, Waste Management Coordinator Phone Number: (650) 926-3401 EPA ID #CA8890016126 The address is: SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory 2575 Sand Hill Road Menlo Park, CA 94025 SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory 2575 Sand Hill Road Menlo Park, CA 94025 SIC Code: 8733 NAICS: 541712 Sandia National Laboratories/California: Sandia Corporation is operated by Lockheed Martin Corporation for the DOE. The SNUCA site occupies approximately 410 acres in the City of Livermore in Alameda County. It was established in 1956 and employs approximately 1,000 employees and 300 contractors. SNUCA is a large quantity hazardous waste generator and operates hazardous waste storage facilities under hazardous waste treatment and storage permits. SNUCA also operates hazardous waste treatment units under the California Tiered Permit Program. Contact Person: Janet Harris, Program Lead Pollution Prevention Phone Number: (925) 294-3803 EPA ID NCA2890012923 The address is; Sandia National Laboratories/Califomia 7011 Fast Avenue Livermore, CA 94551-0969 SIC Code: 9611,8733 NAICS: 92811 As mentioned above, the DOE Northern California sites are also subject to the requirements of the State of California; specifically, Senate Bill (SB) 14 requirements. The DOE California Site Office has prepared this multi -site Plan, Progress Report and Summary Progress Report in accordance with the requirements of Chapter 31 of the Title 22 CCR and Guidance Manual for complying with the Hazardous Waste Source Reduction & Management Review Act of 1989, dated December 2006. The reporting year for this document is Calendar Year, (CY) 2010 and the baseline year is 2006. I1. Category A CWC 132: Aqueous solution with metals Site 2006 Quantity lb 2010 quantity (lb) LBNL 389,824 197,259 LLNL 142,230 18,361 SNUCA 67,554 0 Primary waste generators: For LBNL 1.1 Ultra high vacuum facility, metal surface finishing process This waste stream is generated as a result of metal surface cleaning operations. Metal parts are cleaned through a multi step process including the following: • Ultrasonic aqueous degreasing, • Washing with commercial industrial cleaners (such as 909, B.N., Blue Gold, and Mirachem 500 cleaners), • Surface cleaning with acidic solutions, and • DI -water and tap water rinsing. The decrease in the waste quantities for this waste stream is primarily due to decrease in operations, and one of the treatment units, FTU 002 in B25, was officially closed in September 2010 and removed in October 2010. For LLNL 1.2 Tsrnk Farm Auueous Solution Treatment LLNL generated 142,230 during 2006 and 18,361 lbs of aqueous solution during 2010 from its wastewater treatment operation at Building 695 (B695) located at the Decontamination and Waste Treatment Facility (DWTF). Aqueous waste generated by programmatic activities is sent to the DWTF for processing. This waste stream is comprised of various generating processes and in addition can vary widely from year to year, based on programmatic activities. The treatment process involved chemical preparation and rotary drum vacuum filtration without evaporation, which is a part of the wastewater treatment within the DWTF. The treated wastewater met discharge limits and was sent to sewer. The 18,361 lbs generated during 2010 represents a decrease of 87% from the amount generated in 2006. This reduction is mainly due to a smaller quantity of waste corning in for treatment and reduced waste treatment activities at the DWTF as well as implementation of the Best September 1, 2011 SB 14 Report 3 September 1, 2011 SB 74 Report