annexed hereto and made a part hereof, contains the entire agreement between the parties with respect to the subject matter hereof. Any representation, promise, or condition not incorporated in this contract shall not be binding on either party. No course of dealing or usage of trade or course of performance shall be relevant to explain or supplement any provision contained in this contract.

B. Nothing in this contract is intended to affect in any way the contractual obligation of any other persons with whom the Purchaser may have contracted with respect to assuming some or all disposal costs or to accept title to SNF and/or HLW.

In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto affixed my hand and the seal of said corporation this day of 1983 (Corporate Seal) (Signature)

APPENDIX A

Nuclear Power Reactor(s) or Other Facilities Covered

Purchaser

Contract Number/Date

Reactor/Facility Name Location:

Street City

County/State
Zip Code

Capacity (MWE) Gross
Reactor Type:

BWRO

PWR

Other (Identify)

Facility Description

Date of Commencement of Operation (actual or estimated)

NRC License #:

By Purchaser:

Signatue

Title

Date

APPENDIX B

Ten Year Discharge Forecast

To be used for DOE planning purposes only and does not represent a firm commitment by Purchaser.

Purchaser

Contract Number/Date

Reactor/Facility Name Location:

Street City

County/State
Zip Code
Type: BWR

PWR Other (Identify)

Discharge date-mo/yr (or refueling shut

down date)

Metric tons:

-initial

-discharged

Number of assemblies discharged (per

cycle)

By Purchaser:

Signature

Title

197-031 D-01--20

Phone

Title

Any false, fictitious or fraudulent statement may be punishable by fine or imprisonment (U.S. Code, Title 18, Section 1001). By Purchaser:

Signature

Title

Date

Approved by DOE:

Technical Representative

Title

Date

Contracting Officer

Date

APPENDIX E

General Specifications

A. Fuel Category Identification

1. Categories-Purchaser shall use reasonable efforts, utilizing technology equivalent to and consistent with the commercial practice, to properly classify Spent Nuclear Fuel (SNF) prior to delivery to DOE, as follows:

a. Standard Fuel means SNF that meets all the General Specifications therefor set forth in paragraph B below.

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b. Nonstandard Fuel means SNF that does not meet one or more of the General Specifications set forth in subparagraphs through 5 of paragraph B below, and which is classified as Nonstandard Fuel Classes NS-1 through NS-5, pursuant to paragraph B below.

c. Failed Fuel means SNF that meets the specifications set forth in subparagraphs 1 through 3 of paragraph B below, and which is classified as Failed Fuel Class F-1 through F-3 pursuant to subparagraph 6 of paragraph B below.

d. Fuel may have "Failed Fuel" and/or several "Nonstandard Fuel" classifications

1 The cross section of the fuel assembly shall not include the channel.

NOTE: Fuel that does not meet these specifications shall be classified as Nonstandard Fuel-Class NS-1.

2. Nonfuel Components. Nonfuel components including, but not limited to, control spiders, burnable poison rod assemblies, control rod elements, thimble plugs, fission chambers, and primary and secondary neutron sources, that are contained within the fuel assembly, or BWR channels that are an integral part of the fuel assembly, which do not

require special handling, may be included as part of the spent nuclear fuel delivered for disposal pursuant to this contract.

NOTE: Fuel that does not meet these specifications shall be classified as Nonstandard Fuel-Class NS-2.

3. Cooling. The minimum cooling time for fuel is five (5) years.

NOTE: Fuel that does not meet this specification shall be classified as Nonstandard Fuel-Class NS-3.

4. Non-LWR Fuel. Fuel from other than LWR power facilities shall be classified as Nonstandard Fuel-Class NS-4. Such fuel may be unique and require special handling, storage, and disposal facilities.

5. Consolidated Fuel Rods. Fuel which has been disassembled and stored with the fuel rods in a consolidated manner shall be classified as Nonstandard Fuel Class NS-5. 6. Failed Fuel.

a. Visual Inspection.

Assemblies shall be visually inspected for evidence of structural deformity or damage to cladding or spacers which may require special handling. Assemblies which [i] are structurally deformed or have damaged cladding to the extent that special handling may be required or [ii] for any reason cannot be handled with normal fuel handling equip ment shall be classified as Failed FuelClass F-1.

b. Previously Encapsulated Assemblies.

Assemblies encapsulated by Purchaser prior to classification hereunder shall be classified as Failed Fuel-Class F-3. Purchaser shall advise DOE of the reason for the prior encapsulation of assemblies in sufficient detail so that DOE may plan for appropriate subsequent handling.

c. Regulatory Requirements.

Spent fuel assemblies shall be packaged and placed in casks so that all applicable regulatory requirements are met.

C. Summary of Fuel Classifications

1. Standard Fuel:

a. Class S-1: PWR

b. Class S-2: BWR

2. Nonstandard Fuel:

a. Class NS-1: Physical Dimensions b. Class NS-2: Non Fuel Components

c. Class NS-3: Short Cooled

d. Class NS-4: Non-LWR

e. Class NS-5: Consolidated Fuel Rods.
3. Failed Fuel:

a. Class F-1: Visual Failure or Damage
b. Class F-2: Radioactive "Leakage"
c. Class F-3: Encapsulated

D. High-Level Radioactive Waste The DOE shall accept high-level radioactive waste. Detailed acceptance criteria and general specifications for such waste will