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NRC Equity Funs structure, etc.). The Vulnerability and Security Assessment is a logical process that evaluates every aspect of the planned site, including, but not limited to, interior, exterior, ingress, egress, transportation routes, airspace and the surrounding neighborhoods; critical infrastructure is an integral part of the day-to-day. Company Vulnerability and Security Assessment begins in the planning stage with a meticulous review of all available documentation, including site plans, blueprints, diagrams, infrastructure and schematics. Security documents bring to light every aspect of security and safety including crime, diversion, terrorism, fire and medical emergencies. Continuous review and evaluation of all documents of Security throughout the project development stages will include focus on systems such as fire safety, intrusion detection, etc.; notwithstanding, building a relationship with critical infrastructure suppliers including, but not limited to, voice and data communication, power, and water. Identify vulnerabilities to the facilities and the surrounding area to include but not be limited to aspect of the facilities' effect on the neighborhood, from the construction phase to completion. This includes public access, deliveries and utility services. Every phase of this project creates a different risk potential which must be rated for inclusion as an actionable item. A security assessment will is a springboard to developing both a state-of-the- art security program and a detailed security protocol for all situations. 9.8.2 Phase Two The construction stage includes but is not limited to, Vendor Selection, Exact Planning, Implementation and Documentation. As programming and schematic design begins, the Company, will create the physical security program conceptualized during Phase One. All security design phases will be coordinated and incorporated in the design schedule. The role of security technology is important in today's environment, but equally critical are the operating procedures and policies surrounding those systems. These procedures embrace all day-to-day, emergency and crisis management scenarios. The Company will produce and continually refine detailed Security Protocol that covers the security of all structures as well as transportation and other aspects of the operation. Long-term site security begins well before the first shovel hits the ground. A continuous review of project plans and their progress ensures that all required security measures are incorporated into the physical structure. All selected systems will undergo rigorous testing as they are installed and integration testing will occur as other systems come on-line. This ensures that all systems work together and achieve the designed goals. Page 34 1 54