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CO 348
• w INDEX CONSERVATION ORDER N0.348 1.) September 14, 1994 Arco Alaska Inc. request to revise Rule 5 2.) October 11, 1994 Notice of Public Hearing, Affidavit of Publication 3.) September 15, 1998 Memorandum regarding sssv's in gas injection or WAG wells Conservation Order No. 348 STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501-3192 The Application of ARCO Alaska, Inc. ) and BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. to ) eliminate the requirement for subsurface ) safety valves in wells drilled to the Kuparuk ) River oil pool. ) Conservation Order No. 348 Kupamk River Field Kupamk River Oil Pool December 16, 1994 IT APPEARING THAT: By letter dated September 14, 1994, ARCO Alaska, Inc. and BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc., as operators of the Kuparuk and Milne Point Units, requested a revision to Conservation Order 173, Rule 5, by eliminating the requirement for subsurface safety valves in the Kuparuk River oil pool, Kuparuk River Field. 2. Notice of public hearing was published in the Anchorage Daily News on October 11, 1994. 3. The Commission received no protest or request for a hearing regarding the petition. FINDINGS: Commission regulations, 20 AAC 25.265, require surface and subsurface safety valves only in wells located offshore that are capable of unassisted flow to the surface, but allows Commission discretion for requiring SSV's or SSSV's, or both, on wells in other areas. 2. When equipped with both valves, the SSSV's provides redundant protection against accidental release of hydrocarbons from wells capable of unassisted flow to the surface. 3. Conservation Order 173, Rule 5, requires both SSV's and SSSV's for all wells capable of unassisted flow to the surface in the Kupamk River oil pool, Kuparuk River Field. 4. Conservation Order 173 was issued May 6, 1981. . The Commission first required SSV's and SSSV's for all onshore wells in the Prudhoe Bay Field. The average well rate at field startup in 1977 was 7000 bbl/day oil, with maximum rates as high as 27,000 bbl/day. , The requirements for SSV's and SSSV's for all onshore wells was extended to the Kuparuk River Field by C.O. 173 in 1981. Average well rates in the Kupamk River oil pool exceeded 2000 bbl/day oil at field startup. 7. Average well rate for the Kuparuk River oil pool in 1994 is 800 bbl/day with artificial lift. 8. The majority of wells producing from the Kupamk River oil pool today require artificial lift. Conservation Order No. ~ .o ~ Page 2 December 16, 1994 9. In 1981 development activity and infrastructure in the Kupamk River Field was limited, today extensive activity and infrastructure exists within the field and adjacent areas. 10. In 1981 casing setting techniques conformed to lower 48 practices and operators had little experience producing through permafrost or under Arctic conditions. 11. Operators today use cement formulated for permafrost conditions, appropriate casing grades, annular fluids to alleviate concerns for casing failure and enclosed well houses. 12. The Commission has no record of an SSSV being used in Alaska to prevent uncontrolled flow to the surface from an onshore well. 13. SSSV's contribute to higher operating costs for the state and operators. 14. SSSV's impede or prohibit some types of completions. 15. Commission requirements for automatic safety valve systems have evolved over time. CONCLUSIONS: 1. SSSV's may reduce ultimate recovery by contributing to higher costs. 2. SSSV's in onshore wells in Alaska have provided limited benefit to public safety, environmental protection or resource recovery. 3. Experience and new technology have reduced any danger to casing integrity from freeze-back or thaw subsidence effects within permafrost. 4. The probability of early detection and response to an accidental release of hydrocarbons is significantly greater today than in 1981 as a result of full field development and activity. 5. Eliminating the requirement for SSSV's in onshore Kuparuk River oil pool wells will not likely contribute to waste and may contribute to safer well operations and greater ultimate recovery. . For wells equipped with artificial lffi, the surface safety valve system should be capable of shutting down the lift system if an over pressure of equipment could occur if the artificial lift systems were to remain functioning. 7. It is appropriate to amend Conservation Order 173, Rule 5, to conform with similar surface safety valve system requirements now imposed for other North Slope pools. NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED THAT Rule 5 of C.O. of 173 is amended to read: Rule 5. Automatic Shut-In Equipment Each well shall be equipped with a Commission approved fail-safe automatic surface safety valve system (SVS) capable of preventing uncontrolled flow by shutting off flow at the wellhead and shutting down any artificial lift system where an over pressure of equipment may occur. Conservation Order No. ~ .o Page 3 December 16, 1994 b. The safety valve system (SVS) shall not be deactivated except during repairs, while engaged in active well work, or if the pad is manned. If the SVS cannot be returned to service within 24 hours, the well must be shut in at the well head and at the manifold building. 1. Wells with a deactivated S¥S shall be identified by a sign on the wellhead stating that the S¥S has been deactivated and the date it was deactivated. . A list of wells with the SVS deactivated, the dates and reasons for deactivating, and the estimated re-activation dates must be maintained current and available for Commission inspection on request. A representative of the Commission will witness operation and performance tests at intervals and times as prescribed by the Commission to confirm that the SVS is in proper working condition. DONE at Anchorage, A1 -. D..avi. d~...Jol~.~, _C~a~airmanX _ . . ~ Alaska Oil and ~onservatir~n Commission -- AR~aSsSl~la1 ~il Dan°~gldaSsS'cCon°sn~iast]~fin ~rommis sion Tuckerman Babcock, Commissioner ~ Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission AS 31.05.080 provides that within 20 days after receipt of written notice of the entry of an order, a person affected by it may file with the Commission an application for rehearing. A request for rehearing must be received by 4:30 PM on the 23rd day following the date of the order, or next working day ifa holiday or weekend, to be timely filed. The Commission shall grant or refuse the application in whole or in part within 10 days. The Commission can refuse an application by not acting on it within the 10-day period. An affected person has 30 days from the date the Commission refuses the application or mails (or otherwise distributes) an order upon rehearing both being the final order of the Commission, to appeal the decision to Superior Court. Where a request for rehearing is denied by nonaction of the Commission, the 30 day period for appeal to Superior Court rum from the date on which the request is deemed denied (i.e., 10th day after the application for rehearing was filed). MEMORANDUM TO: THRU: FROM: David Jo!~ton, Chairma/~ Blair Wondzell, ~ P. I. Supervisor John Spauldis .~~/~( Petroleum In State of Alaska Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission DATE' September 15, 1998 FILE NO: C.O. No. 348.doc SUBJECT: Conservation Order 348 The Inspectors need clarification on Conservation Order 348. Nowhere in the Conservation Order is there any mention to sssv's in gas injection or WAG wells. The WAG wells of course do not need addressed when they are injecting water. Is it the intention of the Commissioners that the gas injection wells and WAG wells while on miscible injection not be required to have sssv's. Currently it is not the practice at ARCO's Kuparuk Field as well as at BPX's Milne Point Field. These wells inject at very high pressures (3000+ psi) and very high rates. It is my opinion that, currently if these wells are not required to have sssv's that the commission should re-visit this area. If these wells are to have sssv's then a memo of direction to the inspection staff would be order. At the same time a letter to the operators would also be in order. Historical Perspective of North Slope SSSV Usage THEN NOW (KRU~MPU) · Class G Cement across the Permafrost · Arctic Set Cement across Permafrost · 10.2 ppg Tubing Annulus Fluid across Permafrost · Arctic Diesel across Permafrost · Fear of casing collapse across permafrost · No concern of casing collapse · No formal spill response team in place · Formal Teams established in both Companies as well as Clean Seas · Long rig mobilization time; long drilling time · Short mobilization and drilling time · Average Well Rate of 7000 BOPD w/ rates up to 27,000 BOPD · Ave. Assisted Well Rate of 800 BLPD · Standard flowing/gas lift completions · High Oil Price and Good Margins · Relatively Insignificant Cost · Unknown Environment · Innovative completions; ESP artificial lift ' '9£CEIVED. Low Oil Price and Poor Margins NOV 75 1994 · Affects economics of projects/ cons. C°r~r~issior~ Reduces recoverable reserves AnChora~,~ · Two Decades of Arctic Experience · Risks not understood; overly cautious approach · Risks understood and managed AAI/BPX/AO~C SSSV Discussion November 16, 1994 The issues that warranted the requirement for SSSV's in the Kuparuk River Oil Pool in 1981 are no longer areas of concern. These issues are summarized below: Early concerns of casing failure from freezeback were a major factor in the decision to install SSSV's. These fears are no longer a concern due to changes in drilling and completion practices. This has been demonstrated by over a thousand successful wells drilled on the North Slope and the over fifteen years of production operations. As described in Attachment A, spill response in 1981 consisted primarily of maintenance personnel with limited materials and equipment. Today on the North Slope and within the producing fields of the Kuparuk Oil Pool, there are State-of-the-Art Spill Containment and Response capabilities from multiple resources. Furthermore, there is an extensive infrastructure manned with a highly skilled work force capable of immediate and effective response to well problems. Average well rates are much lower today than the early days of Prudhoe Bay where the requirement for SSSV's was first initiated. In 1977 average well rates at Prudhoe Bay exceeded 7,000 BOPD with individual tests exceeding 26,000 BOPD. In comparison, in the Kuparuk River Field, average well rates at start up in 1981 exceeded only 2,000 BOPD. Today the average Kuparuk well rate under artificial lift is now closer to 800 BOPD. Attachment B shows that the unassisted rate for roughly 80% of the KRU wells is less than 500 BOPD. Similarly, Attachment C shows the oil rate for the wells at MPU illustrating that 50% of the wells produce less than 500 BOPD on artificial lift. In fact, 80% of the MPU wells would not flow unassisted. The inclusion of SSSV's leads to hundreds of well operations per year actually increasing the risk of spills, accidents and well control problems. In this past year in the Kuparuk River Unit alone, between 500 to 600 downhole well operations were initiated to service SSSV's. Attachment D discusses many of the recurring maintenance problems due to SSSV's. In early field life, high oil prices and high oil rates made conventional completions acceptable. With today's low oil prices, high operating costs and depressed margins, the application of new completion technologies will be necessary to extend the economic producing lives of the fields. The current requirement for SSSV's is an impediment to the economic use of electric submersible pumps, slimhole completions, coiled tubing completions, annular production and tubingless completions. SSSV's increase the mechanical risk and ultimate cost of such completions which often serve to make them unattractive alternatives to current practices. Rigs for relief wells, if necessary, are readily available and these modem rigs are now capable of moving in a fraction of the time once required. Wells that took up to a month to complete are now drilled in less than' 10 days. Attachment A Kupar~k Spill Plan Support - Then and Now In 1981, the Kuparuk River Unit Spill Response Plan was sized to address the emergency incidents of a much smaller operation than that found in Kuparuk today. Production facilities placed in operation in late 1981 consisted of fewer than 100 wells distributed among five drill sites; one central production processing facility; and a 16" transportation pipeline to Pump Station No. 1. In 1994, Kuparuk production facilities consist of 43 drill sites with a total of almost 800 wells; three central production process facilities; four 55 thousand barrel crude divert/storage tanks; and a 24" transportation pipeline installed parallel to the existing 16" line. The Milne Point Field has also come on line adding nearly 100 additional wells, a 14" sales line, a central production facility and another 10 pads. The spill response team in 1981 consisted primarily of maintenance personnel under the direction of the Production Superintendent and Maintenance Supervisor at Central Production Facility (CPF) No. 1. The team later grew to include the 'Maintenance Supervisor and maintenance personnel at each Central Production Facility (CPF) as the second and third of these facilities were added. Incident response followed supervisory lines of the operations management, with support of various field services as needed. Spill response materials were under the control of the Materials Department and were located primarily in two trailers stored in the materials yard next to Kuparuk Warehouses C and D. Additional sorbent and boom materials, and an outboard-powered inflatable boat were stored inside the warehouse. Spill responses and incident drills were focused in the immediate areas around facilities, primarily on facility gravel pads. Due to the growth in number of storage volumes, production and transportation facilities, and the requirements of the Oil Pollution Act 1990 regulations and Alaska State Spill Planning Standards, spill response organizations and facilities have grown significantly and reorganized. The Spill Response Organization, under the command of the Kuparuk Operations Manager, is organized under the Incident Command System. The new Kuparuk Spill Response Center provides state-of-the- art communications and spill tracking capabilities in a headquarters command; warm storage for response materials and vehicles; shop area; mobile field command and decontamination facilities; and more than a dozen boats and vehicles for offshore and onshore response capabilities. Spill response personnel undergo extensive technical training in offshore and onshore oil recovery and habitat restoration, along with safety and health training required by law and field rules. In addition frequent drills and exercises are a routine part of the spill response operation. Response capabilities are now structured to respond to maximum realistic discharges and multiple simultaneous discharges. Attachment A ( Kuparuk Spill Response- Then and Now page 2 In addition to the Kuparuk field's response capabilities, today's spill response cooperative for the North Slope, Alaska Clean Seas, has grown from a supply/spill response equipment warehouse into a full-service response organization, capable of marshaling, deploying and conducting spill response operations. ACS provides training as well as coordinating drills and exercises for on site personnel involved in all aspects of spill cleanup (Planning, Operations, Logistics, Finance). Additional manpower that has been properly trained in handling cleanup of production fluids can be timely provided to augment company personnel for any spill event regardless of size. This structure has been contracted into the Kuparuk River Unit operations, further providing rapid ramp-up of personnel and response equipment to safely and effectively respond to worst case releases as defined under the various federal and state regulations. Attachment B KRU UNLIFTED OIL AND LIQUID RATE VS. PERCENTAGE OF WELLS 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 - - ~ - - Unlifted Oil Rate - Unlifted Liquid Rate 500 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% CUMULATIVE PERCENTAGE OF WELLS I I I { 70% 80% 90% 100% Attachment C MPU Current Lifted Oil Rate 3000 25OO 2000 1500 1000 500 Individual Well Rates Attachment D KUPARUK TUBING RETRIEVABLE SSSV MAINTENANCE ISSUES Each year in the Kuparuk River Unit alone there are between 500 and 600 downhole operations because of SSS'Cs. Total operations, including testing, exceed 1,600 per year at a cost of over $2.3 million dollars annually. · PRIMARY CAUSES OF SSSV FAILURES: 1. Scale. 2. Parafl'm, heavy tar or asphaltines. 3. Mechanical. · METHODS OF REPAIR: . Failures due to scale usually require rigging up a slick line unit to brush and flush the SSSV. If this is not successful in repairing the SSSV, then normally we proceed to stroke the flow tube with a friction tool. In some cases the heavy scale requires us to actual set a stop into the profile of the flow tube and beat down to stroke the flow tube. 2. Paraffin, heavy tar or asphaltines failures usually require pumping hot fluids and at times a slick line unit to brush the SSSV while pumping hot fluids. , Mechanical failures such as a damaged flapper, damaged seat or loss of control line integrity requires locking out the SSSV with a slick line unit and tools, followed by running an insert SSSV. · RISKS: 0 Environmental spills are always a concem when doing slick line work. The risk increases when pumping hot fluids because the heat tends to break down the elastomers more quickly. 2. In cases 1 or 2 above we always run the risk of damaging the SSSV which requires us to purchase and run an insert SSSV. 3. Additional slick line work due to fishing jobs caused by equipment failures or human error failures while performing the above work. . If an insert SSSV is run in a well it reduces the I. D. significantly, which results in us having to pull the insert any time we do slick line, conductor line or coil tbg. work, thus increasing well intervention risk. . Electric Submersible Pump completions configured with a shallow set packer and SSSV present unique well killing challenges and associated risk when performing a workover to repair a failed (ESP). Attachment D { Kuparuk SSSV- Maintenance Issues page 2 · COSTS: 1. Slick line costs for the above work runs between $1200.00 to $3600.00 depending on how the long the job takes to complete. 2. Costs for a Hot Oil unit run between $500.00 to $1200.00 again depending how long it takes to complete the job. . f the repairs are not successful then the cost to purchase an insert SSSV would be between $5000.00 to $8000.00 depending on the type of insert SSSV required. . If an insert SSSV is run in a well it reduces the I. D. significantly requiring additional slick line operations to pull and re-run the insert for most routine wellwork The costs for pulling and running the insert SSSV and also redressing the valve run approximately $1200.00 to $1500.00/job. . Whenever we lose control line integrity on a producing well we are required to run a "K" type insert SSSV. Because of the reduced restriction and the way the valve operates we often have to restrict production to insure the "K" valve will test properly. This can vary from 50 bbls to 200 bbls of fluid a day. . The added cost to kill a well configured with a shallow set packer and SSSV during an ESP operation run $90,000 per workover. With a three year ESP run life, this added cost amounts to a $0.18/bbl addition to lifting cost. PART !1- SECTION C Analysis of Potential Oil Discharges This section is an analysis of potential oil discharges by the facilities at ARCO Kuparuk. Response scenarios, including response planning volumes, are presented in Section I.F, Response Strategies, and are not duplicated here. It is difficult to analyze all potential spills in a field the size of Kuparuk. If smaller incidents are ignored, potential spills can be grouped according to the following facilities and sources. The following discussions are related to potential spills, prediction and control. The major source of failures would be tanks, vessels, piping and process equipment. The major types of failures would be leaks or ruptures. Listed in Part III Section A, are total quantities of oil in bbls for each facility, drillsite, and pipeline. These discussions also address secondary containment as a means of spill control. Leak Detection is discussed in Part II, Section E, and other spill prevention procedures and devices are described in detail in Part II, Section A. CPF-1 The water and oil sections, modules, vessels, and piping are located within a containment regime that uses the sloped grade of the gravel pad to direct potential spills towards a containment area on the southern side of the CPF-1 pad. The slop oil tank located within the facility uses a gravel berm (without liner) for secondary containment, placed on the gravel pad beneath. The produced water storage tanks employ no dike and liner system, the bulk chemical storage tanks use gravel berms without liners,~ and both are located within the containment regime previously described. Personnel on duty twenty four hours a day would detect a significant spill and initiate responses and additional containment procedures. The diesel storage tanks are contained by a lined pit and dike design..The volume of the secondary containment is greater than 110%. Small to moderate leaks from failures of tanks or vessels containing bulk chemical substances, crude, glycol, lube oil, methanol, located within the facility, would be controlled by a floor drain sump system and the modular "cell" design of the facility itself. CPF 2 The oil section, modules, vessels, and piping' are surrounded by a gravel dike with a sloped grade towards a lined containment pit on the south side of the CPF-2 pad. Bulk chemical storage tanks use gravel berms (without liners) for secondary containment. The produced water and seawater located over the relatively-level gravel pad tanks employ no dike and liner system The slop oil tank uses a vertical tank wall with a partial liner to provide secondary containment. Personnel on duty twen~ four hours a day would detect a significant spill and initiate responses and additional containment procedures. The diesel storage tanks are contained by a lined pit and dike., design. The volume of the secondary containment is greater than 110%. Small to mederate leaks from failures of tanks or vessels containing bulk chemical substances, crude,' glycol, lube oil, methanol, located within the facility, would be controlled by a floor drain sump system and the modular "ceil" design of the facility itself. Revised 3/11/93 I1.C. 1 CPF-3 Bulk chemical storage tanks and the slop oil tank, use a lined gravel berm for secondary containment. The seawater tank does not employ a dike and liner system, however spills would be provided containment by the relatively-level gravel pad. Personnel on duty twenty four hours a day would detect a significant spill and initiate responses and additional containment procedures. The diesel storage tank is provided secondary containment by a gravel dike with an integral liner. The volume of the secondary containment is greater than 110%. Small to moderate leaks from failures of tanks or vessels containing bulk chemical substances, crude, glycol, lube oil, methanol, located within the facility, would be controlled by a floor drain sump system and the modular "cell" design of the facility itself. DRILLSITES The drillsite manifold module containing the test separator vessel would contain a spill in the event of rupture or failure. The crude oil heater vessel containing glycol would discharge tb the relatively level gravel pad. Routine tours of drillsite facilities by Operations personnel would detect a leak or spill from the crude oil heaters. Personnel would be summoned for spill response and containment as described in Part I, Section F. See Part I Section H for reference of general drillsite drainage. In the event of a flowline rupture or failure, surface and subsurface va!ve~ from the well would be activated to a closed position from a low pressure sensor and prevent continued discharge. Check valves located in the manifold module will prevent backflow from other flowlines in production. Low pressure alarms would summon operations personnel for spill response and containment. Production and gas injection wells at Kuparuk are subject to routine integrity testing by the State of Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Statures. On a rotating basis, each well is subject to testing on a frequency determined by well type. The safety systems of the well being tested are tripped out by an artificially-created Iow pressure . , ,. ~ . .~.~ .~ .. '~ .~- .~. .. signal which causes the ~l~r~l~ea~.tO sftEt1~..~ A manual valve downstream is then closed and the tubing pressure is observed for increases in pressure. The State of Alaska inspectors witness the successful testing of the wellhead safety systems at six month intervals for wells capable of flowing hydrocarbons (oil producers and gas injectors). Once every four year (at a minimum), the integrity of the annulus of all injection wells is tested by a similar procedure. The State of Alaska inspectors also witness this testing. Pipelines A spill' from oil or waterflood (seawater and produced water) pipelines ..as a result of rupture or failure, would be detected by Iow-pressure sensing devices at the drillsites and associated Central Production Facility. Elevated pipelines adjacent {o the road system of the Kuparuk River Field, would allow the visual detection of small ieaks from pipeline failure, valves or tie-in connections, by Production or security personnel routinely touring the field. In the event of pipeline failure, Production persdnnel will isolate the damaged section by closing the necessary valves to prevent further discharge from production or backflow potential. Reaction time to isolate pipeline sections varies and is a factor in predicting spill volume potential. The Volumes listed on pages.4, 5, 6, &7, indicate the approximate Revised 3/11/93 I1.C.2 calculated volume of individual pipeline sections. It is difficult to predict the rate or spill potential for any given pipeline beyond the immediate volume of the affected pipeline. Spur lines tied to major trunk lines likely would drain to the pipeline failure point. Continuous production from drillsites would be stopped upon sensing Iow pressure as a result of the failure. Response would be from visual observations of the pipelines by production or contract personnel present in the field or Iow pressure alarms from the primary separator vessel sensors located at each CPF. Although volumes stated are for the entire content of individual pipelines, it is unlikely the entire volume would be drained due to the frequent elevation changes associated with routing of the pipelines. In the event of a pipeline spill, natural depressions adjacent to the subject pipeline and nearby thaw lakes will provide temporary containment. Spill response will be provided by the Kuparuk River Spill Response team and follow procedures located in the Part l Section F. Production personnel typically visit drillsites six to eight times per day. A rover from Security is patrolling the road system virtually 24 hours a day. Air transportation provided by a chartered 727 and the ARCO Twin Otter, making several round trips to Kuparuk facilities a day, also subject many of the pipelines to visual observations in clear weather. Additionally, contract personnel present for construction activities, ...=. wireline/workover/drilling projects and other work related efforts drive the road system adjacent to pipeline routing. This level of activity probably subjects even the most remote pipeline locations to visual observations at an approximate frequency of hourly intervals. Should a pipeline failure manifest itself as a small leak and spill site, undetected by the CPF Iow pressure sensing system, it likely would be observed in a short period by the combination of personnel present in the field. Seawater pipelines have been included although not oil or hydrocarbon by nature, due to the need for a spill prevention plan of this type. It is unlikely seawater pipelines, should they require displacement for freeze protection in the event of upset, will be displaced' with any substance other than warm fuel gas. However, a portion of the displacement process requires a glycol/water "slug" chase the water from the pipeline leaving a glycol residue coating the pipeline wall. Should a failure occur during this process, hydrocarbons may be present in the seawater as well as process additives such as biocide. In addition, some seawater pipelines are currently used to transfer produced water from CPF's to drillsites. Should a spill occur from one of these "swing" pipelines, hydrocarbons would likely be present and should be considered in spill response. Drainage maps have not been included to prevent the physical size of this plan from becoming burdened. Rather, they are located in the "Site Specific Spill Response ' Part l Section H, for reference. The Kuparuk Pipeline, oil sales line, which transfers produced crude from CPF-1 to TAPS1 has been included and is subject to this plan as well as the West Sak 13ilot Project Oil Sales Pipeline. However, the Conoco Milne Point pipeline that ties into the 24" Kuparuk oil sales line is not included as it is not operated by the Kuparuk River Unit. Revised 3/11/93 I1.C.3 Central Production Facility 'One (CPF. 1)Pipelines: Produced Oilj Wet Oil, .E.ORt .0t1. Sales From To: Pipe Dia. Length (Ft.) ' (bbls) Produced Oil: DS-IA CPF- I 14' 12,000 DS- I B CPF- I 12" 3/4 4,250 ' DS-lC CPF- I 14' 16,200 DS-ID CPF- ! 14' 18.300 DS- I E CPF- I 14' 9,300 DS- I F CPF- I 18" 17,225 DS- I G CPF- I 16"/20' 10,945/10,270 DS- I I I CPF- I 12' 20.235 DS-IL DS-IF Line Tie I0' 11.555 DS- I L DS- I F Line Tie 12" 13,866 DS- I Q DS- I G Line Tie 16" 22,707 DS- I R DS- I Y Line Tie 16" 21,792 DS-IV CPF-I 16"/20'/24' 13,140/12,242/10,266 Volume (bbls) Potential Discharge Block Valves 2,046 2,046 @ DS & CPF-I 603 603 @ DS & CPF-I 2,763 2,763 @ DS & CPF-i 3,121 3,121 @ DS & CPF-I 1,586 i,586 @ DS & CPF-I 4,980 4,980 @ DS & CPF-I 2.453/3,673 6,126 @ DS & CPF- I 2,83 i 2,83 i @ DS & CPF- I !. 127 I. 127 @ DS & DS I F Line Tic 1.353 1,353 @ DS & DS IF Line Tie 5,214 5,214 @ DS & DS-IG Linc Tie 5,007 5,007 Al DS & DS-IY Linc Tic 2.945/4.379/5,390 12,714 @ DS In Line & CPF-I Wet Oil: Pig Sia. CPF-I 16" 18.254 Oil Sales: CPF- I TAPS I 16" 147.600 Kupamk 24" 24" 147.600 EOR: DS- I Y CPF-2 Line Tie 8' 1,480 CPF- I DS- I Y/CPF-2 Jct 8" 22,450 4,192 4,192 33.345 33,345 77,095 77,095 81 81 1,230 1,230 @ Pig Sla. & CPF-I Each Side of Kuparuk River Each Side of Kuparuk River @ DS-IY & CPF-2 Linc Tic @ CPF-I & CPF-2 Linc Tic, both sides of Line Tie Transfer Pipelines C PF- I DS- I A 12" ' TBD CPF-I DS-IA 16" 11,475 DS-IA DS-IY 12" 18,071 CPF- I DS- [B I0" 4,936 DS-lB CPF-I 16" Source Water TBD DS-lB DS-IH 8" 17,930 CPF-I DS-IE 8" 10,214 CPF- I DS- I F I O" 18,690 DS- i F DS- IL 8" 10,445 CPF- I DS-IG 12" 21,988 DS-IG DS-IR 6" 10,581 DS-IV DS-IQ I0" 13,845 pi,, Sla. CPF- I 24" 18,756 TBD TBD @ DS & CPF-I 2,425 2,425 @ DS & CPF-I 2,424 2,424 @ DS- I A & DS- I Y 407 407 @ DS & CPF-I TBD TBD @ DS & CPF-I 1,045 1,045 @ DS- ! B & DS- I il 537 537 @ DS & CPF-I 1,770 !,770 @ DS & CPF-I 629 629 @ DS- ! F & DS- i L 2,949 2,949 @ DS & CPF-I 370 370 @ DS-IG & DS-IR 1,311 1,311 @ DS-IY & DS-IQ 9.849 9,849 @ Pig Sra. & CPF-I Central Production Facility Two (CPF-2) Pipelines: Produced II~et Oil Oil Sales From To: Pipe Dia. I.cngth (Ft.) (bbls) Produced Oil: DS-2A CPF- 2 12'/24' 4.458119,230 DS-2B CPF-2 12' 10,630 DS-2C CPF-2 16' 6.250 DS-2D DS 2C Linc Tie 12'114' 75114,790 DS-2E DS-2D Linc Tic I 0' 10,565 DS-2F CPF-2 12" 9,615 DS-2G CPF-2 10' 14,335 DS-21t DS-2A Line Tie 12' 7,678 DS-2K DS 2H Line Tie 12" 12,677 DS-2M DS 2A Line Tie 12"/24" 120/16,500 DS-2T DS-2A Line Tie 12" 10.265 DS-2U DS-2V Line Tie 16' 2.592 DS-2V CPF-2 12"/24" 17,700/26.179 DS-2V CPF-2 12" 1,925 DS-2W DS-2U Line Tie 16" 8.462 DS-2X CPF-2 18' 20.450 DS-2Z CPF-2 18" 23.335 DS 2Z Line TieDS IQ Line Tic 12" C,~ Olikh~k Rd Jcl Wel Oil: Pig Slalion CPF-2 12" 22,809 Oil Sales: CPF-2 CPF- I 12'118" EOR: CPF-2 DS IY Jcl. Volume (bbls) CPF-2 DS-2Z Walerflood/Transfer Pipelines CPF-2 DS-2A DS-2A DS:2T CPF-2 DS-2B DS-2B DS-2H CPF-2 DS-2C DS-2C DS-2D DS-2D DS-2E CPF-2 DS-2F CPF-2 DS-2G DS-2A DS-2M CPF-2 DS-2V DS-2V DS-2U 637/10.098 1.487 1,400 1 I/2,522 1.066 1,345 1,398 i ,097 1,773 1718,643 1,467 595 2.477/I 3,746 269 1.943 5.911 6.751 25/7.295 3,192 32,906/36,780 3,064/7,740 Polenlial Discharge Block Valves 10.735 1.487 1,400 2,533 1,066 1.345 1.398 1,097 1,773 8,660 1,467 595 16,223 269 1.943 5.91 I 6.751 4/3,833 3,192 10,804 @ DS & DS 2M Linc Tic @ DS & In Linc to CPF-2 @ DS & in Linc to CPF-2 @ DS & DS 2C I.inc Tie @ DS & DS 2D Linc Tie @ DS & CPF-2 @ DS & CPF-2 @ DS & DS 2A Linc Tie @ DS & DS 2il Linc Tic @ DS & DS 2A Linc Tic @ DS & DS 2A Line Tic DS & in Line @ @ DS & in Line @ DS 2V Linc Tic & CPF-2 @DS&inLinc @ DS & in Line Io CPF-2 @ DS & In Line Io CPF-2 3,837 @ DS 2Z Linc Tie & DS IQ Linc Tie @ CPF-2 & in Line from Pig Slalion 8" 30,300 ! ,660 1,660 8" 1,460 80 80 @ CPF-2, CPF-I & in Line @ CPF-2, both sides of DS 2Z Linc Tic, Bolh sides CPF- I' Line Tic @ DS 2Z & CPF-2 Line Tie 10" 23,448 2,220 2,220 @ CPF-2 & DS-2A 6" 10,265 359 359 @ DS-2A & DS-2T 10" 10,949 1,037 1,037 @ CPF-2 & DS-2B 8# 16,292 982 982 @ DS-2B & DS-21t 10" 6.596 625 625 @ CPF-2 & DS-2C 8" 14.472 872 872 @ DS-2C & DS-2D 6" 10,565 370 370 @ DS-2D & DS-2E 8" I 1,095 666 666 @ CPF-2 & DS-2F 8" 15.136 912 912 @ CPF-2 & DS-2G 8" @ DS-2A & DS-2M 12" 16.434 2,204 2.204 @ CPF-2 & DS-2V 12" 23.942 1.734 1.734 @ DS-2V & DS-2U Waterflood/Transger ~ipeiine, [C'0nlinued) From To: Pipe Dia. (Ft.) DS-2U DS-2W 10" CPF-2 DS-2X 10" CPF-2 DS-2X 10' CPF-2 DS-2Z 10" CPF-2 Flare Pit Road I0" Pig Sra. CPF-2 24" DS-211 DS-2K 6" Length (bbls) 10.951 20,390 20,444 ' 23.608 600 30,143 12,780 Volume (bbls) 1,037 1,93 I !,936 2,236 57 15,828 447 Potential Discharge 1.037 1,931 i ,936 2,236 57 15,828 447 Block Valves @ DS-2U & DS-2W @ CPF-2 & DS-2X @ CPF-2 & DS-2X @ CPF-2 & DS-2Z @ CPF-2 @ Pig Sla. & CPF-2 @ DS-2tt & DS-2K Central Production Facility Three (CPF-3) Pipelines: Produced Oilt Wet Oilt EORt Oil. Sates From To: Pipe Dia. I,ength (Ft.) (bbls) Produced Oil: DS-3A CPF-3 12"/24" 1,225/17,579 DS-3B CPF- 3 16//24"~ 155/9,540 DS-3C CPF- 3 16"/24" 200/12,770 DS-3F DS3B Line Tie 16"/20" i 50/12,695 DS-3G DS 3F Line Tie 16" 11,146 DS-311 DS 3A Line Tie 18" 9,950 DS-31 DS 3A Uae Tie 12"/18' 93/9,822 DS-3J CPF-3 12' 7,943 DS-3K DS 3C Line Tie 12"/16'/24" 2,61 I/6,047/9,670 DS-3M DS 3K Line Tie 12" 9,803 DS 3N DS 3Q Uae Tie 12" 7,430 DS-3Q DS 31 Line Tie I0' 2,810 DS-3Q DS 3K Line Tie 12"/18"/24' DS-3R DS 3Q Line Tie 14" Volume (bbls) Potential Discharge 172/9,243 36/5,010 46/6,705 35/4,603 2.601 2,921 i 3/2,84 I 1,135 366/I ,393,4,390 1,400 1.061 281 3,315/7,02522.220 474/2,062/6,599 6,000 1,054 9,415 5,046 4,638 2,533 2,601 2,921 2,854 1,135 6,149 1,400 1,062 281 9,135 1,054 Block Valves DS, In Line & CPF-3 DS, in Linc & CPF-3 DS, in Line & DS 3B Line Tic DS & DS 2C Linc Tie DS & DS 3F Line Tie DS & DS 3A Line Tie DS & DS 3A Line Tie DS & CPF-3 DS. In Line & Ds 3C Line Tie DS & DS 31 Line Tie DS & DS 3K Line Tie DS, In Line & DS 3Q Line Tie DS, In Line & DS 3K Line Tie DS & DS 3Q Line Tie Wet Oil: 12" Jumper 16" Jumper @ 24" 15,200 @ CPF-3 7,948 7.948 @ CPF-3 I QIOliktok Rd. Intersection CPF-3 Pig Station (A~aCW) Transfer Pipelines CPF-3 DS-3A DS-3A D$-31 CPF-3 DS-3B CPF-3 CPF-3 CPF-3 CPF-3 DS-3K CPF-3 CPF-3 DS-3@ DS-3A I0" DS-3H 6" DS-31 8" DS-3M 6" DS-3B 8" DS-3F I0" DS-3B 12" DS-3C 8" DS-3J 8" DS-3K 8" X~S-3P Flange Co 6" DS--3N 8" DS-3@ 10" DS-3Q I0" 16" 2,660 6,123 6,123 17.689 10.940 12,305 9,900 9,721 13,010 9,724 13,091 25,654 23,466 2,630 22.6 i 8 29,710 i3.165 1.680 380 741 344 586 1,219 1,304 789 476 1,414 92 1,363 1,680 380 74 I 344 586 1,219 1,304 789 476 1,414 92 1.363 2,832 1.263 @ CPF-3 & Pig Station @ CPF-3 & DS @ DS-3A & DS-311 @ DS-3A & DS-31 @ DS-31 & DS-3M @ CPF-3 & DS-3B @ DS-3B& DS-3F @ CPF-3 & DS-3B @ CPF-3 '& DS-3C @ CPF-3 & DS-3J @ CPF-3 & DS-3K @ DS-3K @ CPF-3 & DS-3N PART III - SECTION F RESPONSE EQUIPMENT The spill response equipment and supplies noted in this section are available for immediate deployment and are stored at Kuparuk or pre-deployed along the Kuparuk River. If necessary, supplemental resources can be obtained from other sources. ARCO Alaska. Inc. - Ku_~aruk Field Re$ourges Spill response equipment and supplies are available for immediate deployment through the Kuparuk Materials Department or are pre-deployed at the CPF's or along the Kuparuk River and coastline. Special 40 foot long trailers at the CPF-1 pad designated as "Spill Vans" are equipped for moderate to large spills and can be rapidly deployed by towing to the spill site on the Kuparuk road network. Each CPF location has a local response spill van that can be rapidly deployed with a pick-up truck or front end loader. These vans are designated as "CPF Spill Vans" and are equipped with minor to moderate spill response equipment available through the Maintenance Supervisor of the particular facility. Connex containers located along the Kuparuk River are designated as "River Connex" and contain containment boom and associated materials. List of Van Eauioment Four 40' Spill Vans with move-about room within are under the control of the Materials Director and stored at the CPF-1 pad. These vans are designated as Spill Vans #1,2,3,&4 and accommodate various containment and recovery equipment. Three separate River Connex Containers are located along the Kuparuk River at various locations. These connex containers are designated as River Connex #2,3,&4 and accommodate containment boom and associated materials. A fourth connex container, Coastal Connex #6, is located at the mouth of the Sakonowyak River as a contingency shelter and equipment storage location. An inventory of each van is listed in this section. The Materials Supervisor will dispatch the Spill Vans when requested by an ARCO Division/Group Supervisor and will restock the depleted items when the van is recovered. The spill resources located at the CPF's are located in smaller trailers designated for the particular facility as CPF-1 Spill Van, CPF-2 Spill Van, and CPF-3 Spill Van. EauiDment Testlna Procedures A regular scheduled Preventive Maintenance (PM) Program provides for inspection and, when possible, run testing of Kuparuk Field and Pipeline response equipment. The equipment is also deployed and inspected during training exercises, drills and the weekly training sessions. REV Revised 1/20/94 III.F. 1 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summery QTY CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. CHARGER,BATTERYJ~rl000,MOTOI::K:~ NAVK~ATOR, PERSONAL,GP8100,~ NAVIGATO~PE~~ 100,GARM NAVIGATOR, PER~GPSl~0,GARM RADIO,~llXi0,VHF,g9 CHANNEL, MO .MT1000,VHF,99 .MT1000,VHF,g9 .MT1000,VHF,g9 .MT1000,VHF,g9 MT101X),VHF,99 MTl(XX),VHFo99 RADIO,MT1000,VHF,99 TANK STORAGE TANK, STORAGE CHANNELMO CHANNEL. MO CHANNEL, MO CHANNE~MO CHANNELMO CHANNEt~MO CHANNEL. MO CHANNEL, MO CHANNELMO CHANNEL, MO CHANNEL, MO CHANNEL, MO TRAItEP~ 2~, COVERED TRNLEI~ 2~, COVERED TRNLER, 2~, COVERED DOLLY, SINGLE AXLE,(KSP0013/KSP VAN. 40', COVERED VAN, 40', COVERED VAN, 40', COVERED VAN, 40', COVERED VAN, 40', COVERED TRAILER, 20', FLATBED 5TH WHEEL DOLLY 5TH WHEEL DOLLY 5'TH WHEEL DOLLY 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10,000 10,000 ~evised 1120194 UNIT (EA/GAL/ETC) LOCATION KOC230 KOC230 KOC230 . KOC230 KOC230 KOC230 KOC230 KOC230 KOC230 KOC230 KOC230 KOC230 KOC230 KOC230 KOC230 KOC230 KOCL~30 KC)~230 K0C230 KOC230 KP4131 KP4132 KSP0001 KSP0002 KSP0003 KSP0004 KSp0004 KSP0005 KSP0006 KSP0007 KSP0008 KSP0009 KSP0010 KSP0011 KSP0012 KSPO013 KSP0014 Page 1 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY DESCRJPtION QTY FEOOVERY CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT TRAIqSPORT~ORAGE T~/ST(:N~GE LOGISTICS/WA~R SORBENT/CONSUMABI. ES EQUIPMENT/TOOLS TRANSPORT/STORAGE TRANSPORT/STORAGE SORBENT/CONSUMN~LES SORBEN~~S SORBENT~S REHAB/WILDIFE LOGISmCS/WATER REHAB/WILDUFE REHAB/WI~FE EQUIPMENT/TOOLS TRANSPORT/STORAGE CONTAII~IENT LINER,PIT, 100'X 100',8218 SHEL LUMBER,4"X4"X12',FIR,ROUGH,DOU LUMBER,8"XS"X 16',FIR,ROUGH,DOU PLY~NOOD,3/4"X4'XS',A-B,FIR,DOU TRAILER VAN, DROP DECK TRAILER/BRK SHK 28' TRAILER,CARGO~17,DUAL AXLE, 13 ABSORBENT, OIL,38'X144'X318',ST ABSORBENT, OIL,4'DIA X 117 BOOM BAG,UNER CAN,23' X 17' X48',R BAG.PLASTIC,43'X50'X.005,CLEAR SHEET,PLASTIC.6 MIL.20' X 100' SHOP VAC,MOTORCRAFT MODEL 1510 STORAGE UNIT, 417 STORAGE UNIT, 417 ABSORBENT,OIL, 17'X19'X3/8',STA ABSORBENT, OIL,36' X 36'.50 PAD ABSORBENT, OIL,4'DIA X 117 BOOM ABSORBENT, OILSNARE,"POM POM",V BOOM, SOLIDIFIER,#B- 10-5 BOOM,SUNSORB,#SSB-710,7'X 10' BOTI'LE,PLASTIC,5-1/2 GAL,CARBO CAN,GAS,5 GAL,26 GAUGE STEEI_,O CLEANER,HAND,CREAM,4-1/2 LBS,G HOSE,3'.GREY GOODYEAR,W/KAMLOK HOSE,3'X 50',GREY GOODYEAR,W/K HOSE,4',GREY GOODYEAR,W/KAMLOK SEEDER,HAND,MOOEL 1AI,(USED IN SEEDER,HAND,NO.24-620(USED IN STORAGE UNIT, 417 WHEELBARROW,38'X28'X11' TRAY,5 STORAGE UNIT, 40' BOOId,C~PACTAB~,9' FLOATATION 2 67 15 317 1 1 1 139 3 29 3 7 1 1 1 2 36 7 2 31 137 3 1 2 35 2 2 4 100 50 28 5 2 1 2 1 12 CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. 100 100 2o0 UNIT (EA/GAL/ETC~ LOCATION KSP0015 KSPO015 KSPO015 KSPO015 KSP0015 KSP0016 KSPO017 KSP0051 KSPO051 KSP0051 KSP0051 KSP0051 KSP005! KSP005! KSP0052 KSP0~;,3 KSP0053 KSP0053 KSP0053 KSP0053 KSP0053 Ko. P0053 k ,~ '0053 KSP0053 KSP0053 KSP0053 KSP0053 KSP0053 KSP0053 KSP0053 KSP0053 KSP0053 KSP0053 KSP0053 KSPO053 KSPO054 KSP0055 2/14/92 Page 2 i' Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY DESCRIPIX)N QTY EQUIPMENT/CLEANING CONTNNMENT EQUIPMENT/TOOLS TRANSPOrT/STORAGE EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS REHAB/WlLDLIFE EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUII::~IVlE:NT/I'~ EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/T(X3t.S REHAB/WILDUFE -CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT EQUIPMENT/CLEANING EQUIPMENT/CLEANING CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CAN,GARBAGE,PLASTIC,32 GAI~W/I. CHAIN,3/8',STD. STEEL CLAMP,C,6'CAP,6-1/2'THROAT DEP CONNEX, 4ff HAMNER, SLEDGE, 10#,DOUBLE FACE, ~FI,,~A.EDGE, 12#,DCNJBUZ FACE, ItAMMER,~I.EDGE, SI,[X:)UE3tE FACE,F PAIL, 1EQT,GALVANIZED,9-3/4'X 1 PICK,MA'B'OCK,19' PITCH FORK, HEADER,4 TINES,1S'L POST,FENCE,S',METAL SHOVEI..,ET'ALUMINUM,15'X19'SCOO SHOVEL,~LONG HANDLE(FIBER STAKE,I'X6',MADE FROM SCH40 1' TRIMMER, GRASS,TORO,TC100,S1641 WHEELBARROW,38"X28"X11 ' TRAY,S BLANKET, FIRE,W/METAL CASE 16'X BOOT, HIP,10 8Z, MANS,OLIVE DRAB BOOT, HIP,13 87_.,MAN~,OUVE DRAB BOOT, HIP,9 SZ, MANS,OLIVE DRAB, BOOT, HIP,FIREMAM,SZ 7,1NSt. A..A~ BOOT, HIP,FIREMAN,~ 10,1N~t. AT BOOT, HIP, FIREMAN,SZ 11,1N,~JI.AT BOOT, HIP,SZ 8,RREMAN, INSt.KATE BOUY,MCX)RING,15' DIA.,~ERICA BOUY,MOORING,18' OlA.,,~--IERICA BUCKET, OVAL, E6 QT, C/W CASTERS CARABINE,7/16" STAINLESS STEEL CHAIN,ANCHOR,3/8",HEAVY HOT DI 10 32 10 1 10 1 8 1 34 8 1 16 37 1 10 6 10 26 17 2 18 2 1 1 11 1 5 2 4 2 3 94 52 6 4 94 400 CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. 26O UNIT (EA/GAI./ETC) LOCATION KSP0055 KSP0055 KSP0055 KSP0055 KSP0055 KSP0055 KSP0055 KSP0055 KSP0055 KSP0055 KSP0055 KSP0055 KSP0055 KSP0055 KSP0055 KSPO()55 KSP0055 KSP0055 KSP0055 KSPO055 KSP0055 Kr P0055 K ~i '0055 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSPO056 KSP0056 KSP0056 21141~ Page 3 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY DESCRJP]]ON TRAN~~~GE UFE SUPPORT CONTAINMENT GENERATCkCl/LIGHTING CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT EQUk~IVlENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS CONTAINMENT GENREATOR4.tGHTING REHAB/WI~I~ LOGISTICS/WATER EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOCS LOGISITICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER CONTAINIdENT CONTAINMENT REHAB/WlLDLIFE TRANSFER/STORAGE EQUIPMENT/TOOLS CONTAINMENT II~SITU/CHEMICAtJDISPERSANT LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/WATER CONNEX, 4~ CUSHION. BOAT, THROWABLE.USCG TY D-RING, !-1/2',STAINLESS STEEL, FIXTURE,UGHT. FLUOR.48'.2 LAMP FLOAT,VINYL PLASTIC~IR FILLED FLOAT,VINYL PLASTIC.AIR FILLED HOOK,CLEVIS GRAB,3/8',GRADE 4, UGHT, STROB,MOOEL 4F,(RREFLY) OAR.BOAT,6',CAVlNESS OIL,CHAINSAW, STIHL,6.40Z CAN OIL. OUTBOARD MOTOR. t60Z CAN,J PADOl FS,BOAT,5',TWlN SRTIPE.CA PLUG,BOAT, I' DIAMETER.PERKO PPE,~S,SAFETY,'SPECTRA',C PUMP, HN~,24 CUBIC INCH PER ST RIBBON,FLAGGING,OFIANGE, l-114' ROPE,NYLON,5/8' X 600',3 STRAN ROPE,POLY,YELLOW,3/8',600'SPOO SHACKLE,3/8',SCREW PIN ANCHOR SHACKLE,REPLACED BY 124-7531 TANK, BI..ADDEFLFUEL STORAGE,250 TAPE,ELEC,3/4'X66',8.5 MIL,VIN THIMBLE,5/8',GALVANIZED STEEL, WRINGER,blOPJ-LD. A'I'V,4-WHEELER,SUZUKI,4X4,LT4WD AUGER,BIT,4',3P'LONG SHANK,CAR QTY 1 20 90 4 200 70 6 23 8 20 1 7 2 12 23 10 1 9 19 6 10 9900 400 146 70 1 15 7 2 2 2 1 800 2 5 1 4 CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. 500 UNIT IEA/GALJETC) Feet LOCATION KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0056 KSP0057 KSP0057 2/14/92 Page 4 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CA _IEC2_-OR. Y QTY CAPACITY STORAGE/ION/ETC. LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICSNVATER LOGISTICS/WATER EQUIPMENT/TOOLS LOGISITICS/WATER TRANSPO~T~~E EQU~_NTA~ARTS GENERATOR~GHRNG GENERATOFHJGHRNG GENERATOP,~-aHT~3 EQUIPMENT/TOOlS REHAB/WI~FE AUGER,BIT,6'.32'LONG SHANK,CAR AUGEI%ICE,It30 POWERHEAD ONLY.8 AUGER, ICE,It30 POWERHEAD ONLY.8 AUGER. ICE,II'J0 POWERHEAD ONLY.8 AUGER,ICE,MODEL M~I35,W14 CYCLE BLANKET. FIRE.WAVIETAL CASE 16'X BLOCK, SNATCH & TACKLE.6' BOOT, HIP, SZ 12,MANS,OLIVE DRAB CABINET,MOOLiLAR DRAWER,60"W X CABLE,REPLACED BY 409-1275 CAN,GAS,5 GN.,26 GAUGE STEEL, O CHARGER, BATTERY,TRICKI.E,10 ~ CHARGE~~ UN[I' BATTERY, CLEANER,HAND,CREAM,4-1/2 LBS,G COAT, FLOAT, DIAPERED, SZ X-LARGE COAT,FLOAT, DIAPERED,SZ XXX4-AR CONNEX, 40' CORD,EXT.,50', 14/3 HI-LO HEAVY FAS'ITANK,2400 GALLON CAPACITY, GENERATOR,2.gKW,110/220VAC,FUJ GENERATOR,4000 WATT,120/240V,3 GENERATOR,4000 WATT, 120/240V,3 GENERATOR,SKW, 120/240VAC,MOD 4 GENERATOR,6.SKW, 120/240VAC,MOD HEADSET, WEI(X)M MIC,MOTOROLA HEATER,SPACE,PORTA HEAT 55,MOO HOSE,2",DIA, 100'LONG.COUPLED,S HOSE,ARGTIG PUMA,2',..65 DEG.F, I-IOSE,FLOTATION,3"X20',ROYALFLE HOSE,SUCTION,l-I/2' X 20',PVC, 3 1 1 1 1 2 3 2 4 2 1 2 2 7,200 3 4,000 4,000 5 7 3,600 20O 50 200 40 21141' UNIT (EA/GAI..JETC) GAL KW WATI' WATT KW KW WATI' FT LOCATION KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSPO057 KSP0057 KSPO057 KSP0057 KSP0057 Page 5 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY DESCRIPt*iON QTY CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. EQUIPMENT/TOOLS FEOOVERY FEO3VERY FEOOVERY CO, IdUN~~ FECOVERY RECOVERY RBDOVERY EQUIPMENT/TCX:)LS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS LOGIST1CS/VVATER REHAB/WlLDUFE LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT TRANSPORT/STORAGE CONTAINMENT OIL,CHAINSAW. STHIL,16 FL OZ,24 POWER PAC.~FOR MIN~SKIIdldER (4 POWER PAcI~r-OR MINkSKIIVIIVER (4 PUMP, BARREL,~SFER.~ GAL,2' PUMP,CENTR. I-1/2'SUCTION AND D RADIO,MOBILE, UHF,~L #1~1"~) REEL, ROPE,MOP,S~I 1-~14-~8 & 1 ROPE,MOP,MACHINE,~I 1200-~'2 SAW,CHAIN,$TIHL,O~,36',404 SHAFT,4"X33",FUGHTED EXTENSIO SHAFT.6'X33'.FUGHTED EXTENSIO SHAFT.EXTENSION,12'.FITS JIFFY SHOE,WADING,MEN<G SIZE 13 .FOR SHOE,WADING,MEN~ SIZE 9 ,FOR SKIMMER,MANTA RAY, FLEXIBLE, 1/2 SKIMIdER,MINI,ELASTIC.~ AIR TANK~BLADOER. FUEL STORAGES50 TEETH. ICE BLADE,8' REPLACEABLE TENT. BOMBSHELTER,1 ~X12~ TOWEI~TURKISH.50~BN_E.FULL SIZ VESTJ_IFE.TYPE I.HIGH VlSIBIM WADERS,CHEST,'WItTEWATER NEOPR WADERS,CHEST,~MIIEWATER NEOPR WlNCH,(HELPER WlNCH),I.9 HP HO ATV.4X4.SUZUK1300.'KING QUAD' ATV,4X4,SUZUK1300,'KING QUAD' CONNEX. 2ff BOOM,REPAIR KIT, MODEL BR100 B(:X:)~RIVER DELTA~CI_OSED SKIRT, BRIDLES,TOW, MODEL #TP4SI~WlTH CONNEX, 2(Y BOOM. RIVER DELTA~CLOSED SKIRT, 2 4 2 2 16 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 12 3 3 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1450 22 1 1900 150 720 28 8 8 8O 17 3O 2,000 UNIT (EA/GAL/ETC) LOCATION KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP005? KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 ~ KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0057 ' KSP0057 KSP0057 KSP0058 KSP0058 KSP0058 KSP0059 KSP0059 KSPO059 KSP0059 KSP0060 2114192 Page 6 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY I)ESCRIPTION QTY CONTENT TRANSPORT/STORAGE REHAB/WlLDLIFE REHAB/WlI_DUFE REHAB/WlLDLIFE REHAB/WlLDUFE REHAB/WI~ CONTAINMENT EQUIPMENT/CLEANING EQUIPMENT/CLEANING EQUIPIVlENT~ING REHAB/WlLDUFE EQUIPMENT/TOOLS FII=HAB/WlLDLIFE CONTNNMENT REHAB/WlLDLIFE REHAB/WILDUFE EQUIPMENT/TOOLS RE~FE REHAB/WlLDUFE REHABNVI~FE REHAB/WlLDUFE REHAB/WlLDLIFE BRIDLES,TOW,~L #TP4SI~WlTH STORAGE CONT~ 20' BREF7F BOX EXHAUST FAN N~ISEPTIC,~~ APPUCATOR'FLOUI~NSTRIP,BOX C APPUCATOR,SILVER Nfl'RATE BABY SCALE,(15 KG CAPACITY) BAGS,TRASH, tS'X 9'X 32', BUCKET,OVAl.,26 OT, C/W CASTERS CAN,GARBAGE,30 GAL,W/LID C,N~DBON~ PET CAP~EP,,(O~ BOX CLEANER'H~e~,CRF. N~,4-S~2 U~S,e CLIPBOARD, LETtER SIZE,P/N F7-0 CONNEX, 20' CONTAINER,$TORAGE,2-1/2'H X 2- CORD,EXT.,50',14/3 HI-LO HEAVY CnENVLS~.VADENE CYLINDER,1000 CC GRADUATED DETE~,BIFID CLEANING,(E.G. DEVEL~~ULT,15 ML FEEDING CATHETER,12-GU~ FEEDB~G CA~R'16-GU~ ~ and CHOW,(PUm~A) GLOVES,DISI~)S/~LE,LARGE-ANIMAL GLOVE$,LATEX,EXAM,~$TERILE, GLOVES,LATEX, SURGICAL, LONG LEN Gnrr,(on OYSTEnSHELL) 11 1 2 1 1 100 1 1 5 2 5 25 1 1 1 2 50 1 5 4 1 ! 2 ! 1 2 1 1 1 1 50 1 1 1 50 CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. UNIT (EA/GAL/ETC) LOCATION KSP0060 KSP0060 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSPO061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSPO061 KSPO061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSPO061 KSP0061 KSP0061 21141r Page 7 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY QTY CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. REHAB/WlLDLIFE REHAB/WlLDLIFE REHAB/WlLDLIFE FECCNERY REHAB/WlLDLIFE EQUIPMENT/TOOLS REHAB/WI~IFE UFE SUPPORt REHAB/WI~IFE REHAB/WlLDUFE REHAB/WlLDLIFE FIEHAB/WlLDUFE REHAB/WlLDLIFE REHAB/WlLDLIFE REHAB/WlLDLIFE REHAB/WlLDMFE REHAB/WlLDUFE REHAB/WlLDLIFE REHAB/WlLDLIFE REHAB/WlLDMFE REHAB/WlLDLIFE REHAB/WlLDMFE REHAB/WlLDMFE REHAB/WlLDMFE REHAB/WlLDLIFE REHAB/WlI_DMFE REHAB/WlLDUFE REHAB/WlLDMFE IIFE~ REHAB/WILDLIFE REHABANILDLIFE HEAT LAMP HEAVY-DU]~ BLENDER HEN SCRATCH HOSE,GARDEN,5/8'X5ff,SINGLE BR JAR.COVERED,(FOR MIXING/STOl:lAG KNIFE.UTIUTY,W/RETRACTABLE BL LANOUNoTUBE$ LOTION,LUBR~,~NTED,80 LUBRICANT,~~A~,~ MASK,SURGICAL,3M 18(X),BUBBLE T MEASURING CUP, 1/2-1/4-1 METRIC SCALE,(50-30(X) G RANGE) MOP HEADS,32 O7_ MULTIVlTAMINS,LIQUID,(OR 2# PO NEEDU~S~eX;C NEEDI.ES,INJECTION~ NEEDLES. INJECTION,25G 5/8 NET,FISHING.L~D,RNE NETTING,(1/2' TO 1' MESH),CLOT NO7'A F. PRE~ SPRAY,~ H NOZZLE,SPRAY 3/8' NPT, PIN 3/8 OIL, UGHT VEGETABLE,(E.G. WESS OIL, MINERAL,CLEAR,STRAIGHT. PAIL, 12QT, GALVANIZED,9-3/4'X PAN,C(X)KING,(r-OR WARMING FLUID PEN,BIC,BLACK,'ROUND STIC',~D PENCIL, MEDIUM, IVI(~GOL',(1BOX), PLASTIC WADING POOL,(2' DEEP X ppE/d3FK:)N,VI~D PROOF, eRE PPE,GLASSES,SAFE~,~PECTRA".C pPE,GLOVES,PLAYTEX, UTIUTY, STY REPE~ I FNT, BEAR,(COUNTER ASSAUL ROCK SALT,(OR 'INSTANT OCEAN') 2 2 5O 4 5 4 1 1 1 5 1 2 8 100 5 96 100 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 12 12 12 1 2 4 4 5 5 3 50 2O0 UNIT (EAJGAL/ETC) LOCATION KSPO061 KSPO061 KSPO061 KSPO061 KSPO061 KSPO061 KSPO061 KSPO061 KSPO061 KSPO061 KSPO061 KSPO061 KSPO061 KSPO061 KSPO06 I KSPOP I KSPO061 KSPO061 KSPO061 KSPO061 KSPO061 K.~P0061 ;'0061 KSP006! KSPO061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP006! KSPO061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSPO061 KSP006 l KSP006! KSP006 ! KSP0061 2114/92 Page 8 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CA _TEGORY ~ QTY CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. REHAB/WlLDUFE UFE SUPPORT REHAB/WlLDUFE REHAB/WlLDLIFE REHAB/WlLDUFE REHABA~LDUFE UFE~ REHABN~LDLIFE EQUIPMENT/TOOLS REHAB/WlLDLIFE RFHAB/WlLDUFE CONrNNMENT REHAB/WlLDUFE REHAB/WlLDUFE REHAB/WlLDUFE REHAB/WlLDUFE RI=HAB/WlLDUFE FIEHAB/WlLDUFE REHAB/WlLDUFE REHAB/WI~FE REHAB/WlLDUFE SORBENT/CONSL~ABLES SORBENT/CONSUM/~LES SAFEW PIN SALT TABLETS. J00 MG TABLETS SCISSORS,8','ZEPHYR',P/N 1-13-20 SCISSOI~,StJFICdC~ SHARPIE,BLACK,(t BOX),P/N N2-3 SK~OESM1250,(KSPWII.[X.FE SOCK~HEAD, PNN~iNG~AND BLAS11 SPONGE,GAUZE,4'X4', ~ 2-PLY,NOI~ SUIT, RNN~X4~E,YELLOW SWAB.COTTON,6' SINGLE TIP. NON- TAPE ~X10 YD,DERMICEI~CLOTH.H TAPE,DUCT~VI~ X 60 YDS LONG THIAMINE,~00 MG TABLETS TOWEI..,TURKISH,50~BAIE,FULL SIZ 'rUB.2' DIA(LARGE),(PLASTIC,RUB TUBE,STOMACH,K ~0 ~ATED CHICK STARTER MASH VEST, LIFE.TYPE I, HIGH VISIBIU WATER PICK, OFIAL-HYGIENE APPt. IA ABSORBENT.OIL.34'X38'X3/8'.STA ABSORBENT.OIL.38'X144'X3/8',ST ABSORBENT,OIL.8'DIA X 10' BOOM ! 1 6 5 1 1 2 1 4 5 5 1 1 2 5 3 2 2 2 5O0 3 12 2 3 100 4 1 6 7 3 628 UNIT ~EAIGAL/ETC) 'LOCATION KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP006! KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP006! KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP006I KSP0{~;. I KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP006! KSP0061 KSP006I KPP0061 k ~0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSP0061 KSPO061 KS PO061 KSP006! KSPO062 KSP0062 KSPO062 21141P' Page 9 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY DESCflJPIION QTY UFE~ UFE SUPPORT FECOVERY EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/rOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS LOGISmCS/WATER EOUIPMENT/TOOLS EOUIPMENT/TOOLS EOUIPMENT/I'OOLS ECIUIPMENI*/TOOLS ~/STORAGE GENERAT~ EOUIPNIENT/I'OOLS EOUIPMENT/I'OOLS GENERA~ EOUIPMENT/TOOLS EOUIPMENT/TOOI_S EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EOUIPMENTfI'OOLS EOUIPMENT/TOOLS EOUIPMENT/rOOLS UFE StJPF'ORT BACKPACK, PROTECTIVE GEAR.W/FAN BAG.DUFFLE,STORAGE.50"X30",STA BAG,SAND, 14'X36'.EMPTY.POLYPRO BAG,TRASH,33' X 39'.33 GAL, 1.7 BAR.BREAKER,1/2'DRIVE.FLEX HAN BAR.EXTENSION, 1/2'DRIVE,3'LONG BAR.EXTENSION, I/2'DRIVER,6'LON BAR,PINCH, 16' BAT[ERY, 12V,NAPA 7231,GROUP 31 BLADE,HACKSAW, 12'X 112',.025'TH BLOCK,SNATCH & TACKLE,6' BOOT, HIP, 10 SZ, MANS,OLIVE DRAB BOOT,HIP.9 SZ, MANS.OLIVE DRAB, CAN,GAS,5 GAl_,26 GAUGE STEEI.,O C~GI JERRY CAN CEMENT. PVC,WELD-ON #717,1 PINT CHISEL,AND PUNCH SET (MATCHED) CLAMP,C,6'CAP,6-1/2'THROAT DEP COAT, FLOAT,DIN~FIED,SZ LARGE.M COAT, FLOAT, DIAPERED,SZ MEDIUM. CONNEX, 20' CORD,EXT.,50',14/3 HI-LO HEAVY COUPUNG.PLASTIC,4',DRAINFIELD CUTTER,BOLT, HEAVY DUTY,42',FOR FIRST AID KIT, 10 UNIT, UNIFLEX FLASHMGHT,2 CEM_ (TYPE D),HEA FLOODLIG HT,500W, 120V,QUARTT~6H HACKSAW FRAME,DESIGNED FOR 10' HAMMER. BRASS~ LB HD. FIBERGLAS HAMMER.CLAW. STRAIGHT.20 07_ HAMMER, SLEDGE,10#,DOUBLE FACE, HAMMER.SLEDGE.6#.DOUBLE FACE.F HANDLE.POLE.6' TO 12'.ALUMINUM 3 3 100 2 2 3 2 2 6 12 1 1 1 8 100 1 2 1 13 3 12 2 12 12 3 5 CAPACITY STORAGFJKW/ETC. UNIT (EA/GAL/ETC} LOCATION KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSPO062 KSP0062 KSP0062 2114/92 Page 10 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QTY EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS CONTAINIVENT REHAEVWlLDLIFE EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TO(X.S EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOI. S REHAB/WI~ REHAB/WILDUFE EQUIPMENT/T(X)LS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TO(~S EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS REHAWWILDLIFE EQUIPMENT/TOOLS KNIFE.UTILITY,W/RETRACTABLE BL LADDER,EXTENSION.11'-19',STEP NNL~.SD. SMOOTH NET, DIP~2'DIAMETER.W/EXTENDAB OIL, BAR,CHAIN S^W,! QT CAN OIL,CHAINSAW,STIHI~6.40Z CAN PACS.RIVER,LARGE ORANGE. 14'X25 PITCH FORI~HEADEFL4 TINES, I5'L PLIERSjM~)JUSTABLE, 1-1/2'JAW CA PLIERS,CHANNEL LOCK. 10' X 2' J PUERS,COMBINATION.10'~ PAIR PUERS,UNI- MAN.BEVEL NOSE,9'OA PUE RS,VISE-GRIP, STANDARD, 1-3/ PPE.RESPIRATOFLFULJ_ FACE~R P RATCHET, 1/2'DR.REVERSIBLE ACT, RATION,EMERGENCY FOOD,36(X) CAL REBAR,STAKES.2"Xl/2' REPEl I I:NT',BEAR,(COUNTER ASSAUL ROPE,NYLON,5/8' X 600',3 STFIAN ROPE,POLY,YELLOW,3/8',600'SPOO SCREVVDRIVEFI, BLADED, 10" SCREWDRIVER,PHIl IIPS, 10",~.,C:U SHOE,WADING, MEI~S SIZE 12 ,FOR SHOE,WADING,MEN'S SIZE 13 ,FOR SHOVEL,27"ALUMINUM, 15"X19"SCOO SNIPS,TIN,10" SOCKET SET, 1/2"DR, 12PT,3/8"-l- SOCKET SET,1/2"DRIVE,DEEP SOCK SOCKET SET,3/8"DR,12 PT, 1/4"TH SOCKET SET,3/8"DRIVE, 12 POINT, ST/IiPLER,HAMMER,P/N CT-859A,(KS STAPLER,HEAVY .DUTY,P/N HT-755A TAG,BIRDS LEG,NUMBERED 1 THRU TAPE,DUCT,2"WIDE X 60 YDS LONG 1 5 5 2 6 1 24 1 5 15 600 2400 1 1 1 1 2 100 6 CAPACITY STORAGE/KW~TC. UNIT {EA/GAI./ETC) LOCATION KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY I)ESCRIPll3N QTY CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT EQUIPMENT/TOOLS UFE SUPPORT UFE~ UFE SUPPORT UFE~ UFE~ UFE~ UFE~ REHAB/WILDLIFE EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TCX)I_S EQUIPMENT/TOEX. S EQUIPMENT/TOOLS El:; UIPMENT/TOOLS EC UIPMENT/TCX:X.S , EC LIIPMENT/'rOOLS EC UIPMENT/TOOLS EC UIPMENT/TOOLS EC UIPMENT/TOOLS EC UIPMENT/TCX:X.S EC UIPMENT/TOOLS EC UIPMENT/TOOLS EC UIPMENT/TOOLS EC UIPMENT/TOOLS EC UIPMENT/TOOLS EC UIPMENT/TOOLS EC UIPMENT/TOOLS EC UIPMENT/TOOL$ CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT TRANe/STORAGE EQUIPMENT/PARTS TIE,CABLE, I-3/4' MAX DIA,7.25' TIE.REPLACED BY 136-9989 TWlNE,SEIN.NYLON.NO 18.1/2#,55 VEST.UFE.TYPE I, HIGH VlSIBIU VEST,WORK,'THE VERSATILE',SZ L VEST,WORK,'THE VERSATILE',SZ M VEST,WORK,'THE VERSATILE',SZ X VEST,WORK,'THE VERSATILE',SZ X WADERS,CI-EST,'WI-I]EWATER NEOPR WADERS,CHEST,"WH[TEWATER NEOPR WlRE.CHICKEN~) GAUGE.l" HEX O WlRE.MECHANIC~,18 GAUGE WRENCH SET~I I FN,'L'SHAPED HEX WRENCH,ADJUST, lO'CRESCENT, l-11 WRENCH,COMBINATION, l',12 PT. S WRENCH.COMBINATION, 1-1116', 12 WRENCH.COMBINATION. 1-114', 12 P WRENCH,COMBINATION, l-1/8',12PT WRENCH,COMBINATION, 1-3/16', 12 WRENCH,COMBINATION, 1/2', 12 PT. WRENCH,COMBINATION, 11116', 12 P WRENCH.COMBINATION, 11/32",12 P WRENCH,COMBINATION, 13/16',12 P WRENCH,COMBINATION, 15/16',12 P WRENCH,COMBINATION.3/4', 12 PT WRENCH,COMBINATION.3/8', 12 PT. WRENCH,COMBINATION.5/16',12 PT WRENCH,COMBINATION,5/8', 12 PT. WRENCH,COMBINATION,7/16',12 PT WRENCH,COMBINATION,7/8',12 PT. WRENCH,COMBINATION,9/16',12 PT WRENCH,PIPE. 14'~'JAW CAP,ALUM BOOM.END ~TOP~MCX31~ EA14 BOOM,REPAIR KIT, MODEL BR100 BRIDLES.TOW. MODEL #TP4SL.WITH CONNEX. RED. 2(7 1 LOT MISC.BOAT PARTS.(KSP0064 100 1 2 3 11 10 5 1 1 1 2 1 1 11 1 1 UNIT {EAIGAL/ETC) LOCATION KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KsP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0062 KSP0063 KSP0063 KSP0063 KSP0063 KSP0064 2114192 Page 12 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CA'i'EGORY ~ LOGISITICSANATER ~ad~SPORT/STORAGE GENERATOR/UG~ EQUIPMENT/TOOLS LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS LOGISTICS/WATER LOG~ATER TRANSPORT/STORAGE ~/STOF~GE CONTAINIVlENT CONTAINMENT CONTNI~IENT ~T/STORAGE CAN,GAS,5 GAI~JERRY W/SPOUT P/ CONNEX; GRAY, 2~ FAST TANK,(PORTABLE)P/N STG~4 GENERATOR.6.5KW, 120/240VAC.MOD LUBE,GEARCASE HFVIS. 1! OZ TUB MOTOR,OUTBOARD,40HP.YAHAMA. OIL MOTOR,OUTBOAF~,4HP~,'UL OIL,OUI'BOAF~ MOTOR, 1 GL PI. ASTI OIL,OUTBOARD MOTOR,2-1/2 GL PL ~,HANO,FK)TARY,~ DISPEN SUrf,WORK,MUSTANG,MODEL M~217 SUIT,WORi~MUSTAF~,MOOEL M~217 TANI~I~12 GALLON,NON~7,ORROS TAN~FUEC6 GN~EV~RUDE,OUTBO VEST.MFF~TYPE I,HIGH VlSIBIU WlNCH,(HELPER WINCH),1.9 HP HO BOOM.END CONNECTOP~MODEL EA14 BOOM.REPAIR KIT.MCX~L BR100 CONNEX, PLAIN GRAY, 2(Y BOOM,REPAIR Krr, MO(~L BR100 BRIDLES, TOW,MODEL ITP4SI~WiTH CONNEX, RED, 2(Y B(X3NLEND CCNNECTO~IdOEEL ~14 B(X)M,REPAIR KIT, MODEL BR100 BRIDLES,TOW,MODEL ilrI~4SI~WlTH CONNEX~ RED, 2(Y BOOM,FIRE,12'FLTX18'SKIRT, PN.9 TOWING BRIDLES, F/FIRE BOOM ADD BOOM.FIRE. 12'FLTX 18'SKIRT, PN.9 CONNEX, RED, 20' 21141r' QTY 8 1 3 1 8 1 1 4 1 144 5 76 4 2 3 1 4 12 2 2 49 1 2000 1 1 18 1 29 1 14 1 500 1 1 3 500 1 CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. 1.200 7 UNIT (EAJGAUETC) LOCATION KSP0064 KSP0064 KSP0064 KSP0064 KSP0064 KSP0064 KSP0064 KSP0064 KSP0064 KSP0064 KSP0064 KSP0064 KSP0064 KSP0064 KSP0064 KSPO064 KSP0064 KSP0064 KSP0064 KSP0064 KSP0065 KSP0065 KSP0065 KSP0065 KSP0066 KSP0066 KSP0066 KSP0067 KSP0067 KSP0067 KSP0067 KSP0068 KSP0068 KSP0068 KSPO068 KSP0069 KSP0069 ~age 13 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CA~Y DESCRIP~()N QTY CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT TRANSPORT/STORAGE TRANSPORT/STORAGE LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS~,qATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS~NATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTIC*Ct/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER REPAIR KIT FOR FIRE BOOM TOWING BRIDLES. F/FIRE BOOM ADD CONNEX. GRAY, 4(Y CONNEX, WHITE, MOTOR, OUTBOARD, 4HP, PROP MOTOR, OUTBOARD, 4 HP, STK .MOTOR, OUTBOARD, 4 HP, STK MOTOR, OUTBOARD, 4 HP, S'I*K MOTOR,OUTBOARD,30HP~3HN~N MOTOR,OUTBOARD.30HP~IOHNSOJ~EN TAN~FUEr~S C_~EV~RU~,OUmO MOTOR.OUTBOARD,55HP~3HN~ TANI~FUEI~6 GAI~EVlNRUDE,OUTBO MOTOR.OUTBOARD.225HP~3HNSON/E MOTOR.OUTBOARD~25HP~OHN~ MOTOI%OUTBOARD.225HP~JOHN~ MOTOR.OUTBOARD. HP~3HNSON/EV TAN~~6 GN~E~NRUDE,OUTBO MOTOR.~ARD.55HP~I~ TANK.~6 GAI~EVlNRUDE,OUTBO VESTJJFE,TYPE I,HIGH VISIBIU MOTOR,OUTBOARD, 100 HP.JOHNSC)N/ BOAT,JON, 18',LANDAU MOD.,56'BO BOAT.JON,18',LANDAU MOD.,56'BO BOAT, RIVER.25',SEMI V HULL,9' BOAT, FLAT BOTFOM, 14' BOAT, FLAT BOTFOM. 14' BOAT. FLAT BOTTOM, 14' BOAT. FLAT BOTFOM. 16' AIRBOAT~IRGATOR STYLE(ALUMATE BOAT,RIVER.25'.SEMI V HULL.9' BOAT. RIVER.25',SEMI V HULL.9' CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. UNIT (EA/GAL/ETC) LOCATION KSP006g KSP0069 KSP0070 KSP0071 KSP0 ! 0o KSP010! KS PO ! 02 KSP0103 KSP0104 KSP0105 KSP0107 KSP0107 KSP0108 KSP0108 KSP0109 KSP0! ;0 KSP011 ! KSP0112 KSP0112 KSP0113 KSP0113 K.~P0113 K 70114 KSP0115 KSP0116 KSP0117 KSP0118 KSP0150 KSP0151 KSP0152 KSP0153 KSP0154 KSP0]55 KSP0156 KSPO ! 57 KSP0158 KSP0159 2114192 Page 14 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEC_-ORY DE~,CRIPltON LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGIS~ATER LOGISTIC, S/WATER LOGISTIC, S/WATER LOGIS~ATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTIC, S/WATER LOGiSTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT ~AINMENT LOGISTICS/WATER 'IRANSPORT~~GE LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER CONTAINMENT BOAT,JON,FLAT BOTTOM, 181NELDED BOAT,JON,FLAT BOTTOM, 181NELDED BOAT,SEA DORY,WELDED ALUMIFaJM, AIRBOATj%IRGATOR STYLE(ALUMITE ARGO (KSP0202/OIL SPIU. CONNEX ARGO TRAILER,(KSPO2(X3~IL SPIL SNOW MACHINE,1991 ARTIC CAT JA SNOW MACHINE~T~ CAT, JAG AFS TRAILER.BOAT,18'.1800# WEIGHT TRAILER.BOAT, 18'. ! 800# WEIGHT TRAILER.BOAT.25'.7000#,WEIGHT TRAILER,AIRI]OAT.!6'X8'.KSP-025 TRAILE R.BOAT.25',7000#,WEIGHT TRAILER,BOAT,25',7000#,WEIGHT TRAILER.BOAT. 18'. 1800# WEIGHT TRAILER.BOAT. ! 8'. 1800# WEIGHT TRAILER,BOAT, FOR 2~ SEA DORY, TRAILERj%IRBOAT,2(YX~,KSP-025 TRAILER,UTIUTY,11~,TAG-A-LONG TRAILER,UTILITY, I~,TAG-A-LONG TAN~ STORAGE T~ER TANK, STORAGE, TIGER TOILET,PORT-A4:~TTY,TUFF WAY C TOILET, PORT-A4:~)~,~ WAY C TOILET, POFIT-A-POTTY,TIJFF WAY C BOOM,COMPACTABLE,14',SEA CURTA BOOld,COMPACTABLE,9' FLOATATION BRIDLES,TOW,~ #TP4SL,WITH CHAIN,3/8',STD. STEEL ROPE,NYLON,I/2' X 600',3 STRAN TRAILER,FLAT, EZ-LOADER,DUAL AX TI~NLEF~ LOWBOY, STEP DECK BOAT~ODIAC,MARK III GR(GRANDE BOAT~ODIAC.MARK III FGT(FUTUR ANCFK~R, COMPACTING.TOW;MOD.CTA1 QTY CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 4 3 35 27 4 1 1 8 2000 26.000 26.000 UNIT {EA/GAL/ETC) LOCATION KSP0160 KSP0161 KSP0162 KSP0163 KSP0202 KSP0203 KSP0220 KSP0221 KSP0250 KSP0251 KSP0252 KSP0253 KSP0254 KSP0255 KSPO256 KSP02'.,? KSP0258 KSP0259 KSP0260 KSP0261 KSP0511 K.~P0512 K ;~0530 KSP053i KSP0532 KSP3018 KSP3018 KSP3018 KSP3018 KSP3018 KSP3018 KSP6025 KSP82AE KsPg015 KsPgo17 NWALLKSPT NWALLKSPT 2114~9- 'age 15 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY DESCRIPt*tON QTY CONTAINMENT REOOVERY FECOVERY EQUIPMENT/TOOLS FECOVERY REHAB/WlLDLIFE CONTAINMENT SORBENT/CONSUMABLES CONTNMVlENT LOGISTICS/WATER SORBENT/CONSUMN~.ES EQUIPMENT/TOOLS CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT SORBENT/CONSUMN~I_ES SORBENT/CONSUMN)LES CONTAIMdENT CONT~NMENT CONTAINMENT CONT~NMENT LOGISmCS/WATER EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLs BOOM.PATCH KIT. KEPNER.MOD. RKP1 FAST[ANK.2400 GALLON CAPACITY. FASTTANK.2400 GALLON CAPACITY, RAMP,4'X 2(Y.ALUM.KSPTENT SK]IVIdER, WEIR W/TRANSFER PUMP R TANK.METAI~5'SQUARE.KSPTENT TOW BRIDLE ASSY..KEPNER MOO.TB ABSORBENT,OILSNARF~'POM POI~.V ANCHOR,DANFORTH STANDARD.#S600 DRUM,DOT,55 GAE,(CONTAIN 100 TRAILER.FUEL TANK,500 GAL. CAP ABSORBENT, OILSNARE.'POM POM',V DOLLY,SINGLE AXLE.(KSP0013/KSP LUMBER. t0'Xl0'X2(Y,FIR.ROUGH.D LUMBEP,~UNAGE FORCONTAIMVENT P PLYWOOD,3/4'X4'XS',A-B.FIR,DOU ABSORBENT.OIL. ! 7'X19'X3/8',STA ABSORBENT,OIL,38'X144'X3/8',ST ANCHOR.DANFORTH STANDARD,#S200 BAG.LINER CAN,23' X 17' X48',R BAG,TRASH.33' X 39'.33 GAL, 1.7 BLANKET, FIRE.W/METAL CASE !6'X BLOCK, SNATCH,STEEL SHELL,3/4'- BOOM. FAST WATER.OPEN SKIRT,8' BOOM,REPAIR KIT, MODEL BR100 BOUY,M(X~ING,18' DIA..SPHERICA CAN.GAS,5 GAL,JERRY W/SPOUT P/ CLEANER,HAND.CREAM,4-1/2 LBS,G DRUM.STEEI~55 GAL.18 GAUGE.OPE EXTINGUISHER.FIRE,LT-A-2~E~-~0 FIRST AID KIT. 10 UNIT. UNIFLEX HAMMER,CLAW, STRAIGHT,28 OZ, STE HOSE.3'X20'.LOW TEMP. M X F CA KNIFE.UTILITY.W/RETRACTABLE.BL 2 3 6 4 1 1 4 5O 45 7 1 5O 1 24 1 17 1 4 1 15 15 2 2 1 2 3250 1 29 18 1 2 5 2 1 1 2 4 CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. 7.200 14.400 50 220 30 385 140 UNIT (EA/GAUETC) GAl_ GAL BPH GAL FI' LOCATION NWALLKSPT NWALLKSPT NWALLKSPT NWALLKSPT NWALLKSPT NWALLKSPT NWALLKSPT NWWALLKSP NWWALLKSP RElY REDL~Y REDLOWBOY REDLOWBOY RE[XEN~OY REDLOWBOY R~RSRE2 RIVRSfTE2 RIVRSI~E2 RIVRSRE2 RIVRSITE2 RIVRSRE2 RIVRSITE2 RIVRSRE2 RIVRSilE2 RIVRSITE2 RIVRSflE2 RIVRSI1E2 RIVRSI~_2 RIVRSrrE2 RIVRSI1T_2 RIVRSITE2 RIVRSRE2 RIVRSITE2 RIVRSITE2 RIVRSRE2 2/1 4/92 Page Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QTY CONTAIMVlENT CONTAINMENT EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/tOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS FECOVERY EQUIPMENT/TOOLS REHAB/WILDUFE RB3CNERY - EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOlS IN-SITU/CHEMIC~~~ FIEHAB/WlLDUFE EQUIPMENT/TOOLS SORBENT~S UFE~ LUMBERA~X4'X8',FIR,ROUGH, DOUG NAIL,COIVlVlON, 16D,SMOOTH OIL,ARCO.SUPREME.SAE 10W-40,QU OIL, CHAINSAW. STIHI.,.6.40Z CAN OIL, OUTBOARD MOTOR,16 OZ CAN,J OIL,OUTBOARD MOTOR.2-1/2 GL PL PICK.MATTOCK, 19' PITCH FORK. HEADER,4 TINES,15'L PUERS. DUCKBILL,8'LONG.2-3/4'C PLYWOOD, 1/2"X4'XS',A-B,FIR,DOU PPE,GLASSES,SAFETY,"SPECTRA",C REPEl_ I I=NT, BEAR,(COUNTER ASSAUL REPELLENT, INSECT, MUSKOIL, I-1/4 RIBBON,FLAGGING,ORANGE, 1-1/4" ROPE,NYLON,5/8" X 600',3 STRAN ROPE,POLY,YELLOW,3/8",60(TSPOO SAW, CROSS CUT,8 POINTS TO INCH SHEET,PLASTIC,6 MIL,20' X 100' SKIMMER,MANTA RAY, FLEXIBLE, 1/2 STAKE,I"X6',MADE FROM SCH40 1" TAPE,DUCT,2"WlDE X 60 YDS LONG TAPE,ELEC,3/4"X66',8.5 MIL,VIN TWINE,SEIN,NYLON,NO 18,1/2#,55 WHEELBARROW,38"X28"X11 · TRAY,5 ABSORBENT, OIL,38"X144'X3/9",$T BAG,LINER CAN,23" X 17" X48",R BAG,PLASTIC,43"XS0"X.005,CLEAR BAG,TRASH,33" X 39",33 GAL, 1.7 BLANKET, FIRE,W/METAL CASE 16"X BLOCK,SNATCH,STEEL SHELL,3/4"- 10 10 18 2 12 ! 2 12 6 12 30 12 2 1 12 1 1600 600 1 1 4 3 2 24 6 12 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. 160 UNIT (EA/GAL/ETC) LOCATION RIVRSITF_.2 RIVRSFI'E2 RIVRSrlE2 RIVRSlTE2 RIVRSITE2 RiVRSf'IE2 RIVRSITE2 RIVRSI'I'E2 RIVRSITF__2 RIVRSFIE2 RIVRSITE2 RIVRSf'IE2 RIVRSFIE2 RIVRSrlE2 RIVRSI'IE2 RIVRSFI'E2 RIVRSffE2 RIVRSlTE2 R~ RIVRSrlE2 RNRSlIE2 RIVRSlTE2 RIVRSlTE2 RIVRSlTE2 RIVRSlTE2 RIVRSlTE2 RIVRSRE2 RIVFISlTE2 RIVRSRE2 RIVRSlTE2 RIVRSlTE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSrlE3 RIVFISITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 2/141P .... age 17 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY DESCRIP~ON QTY CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CON;AINMENT EQUIPMENT/CLEANING CONTAINMENT LOGISITICS/WATER REHAB/WlLDI_IFE CONTAINMENT EQUIPMENT/TOOLS CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS LOGISITICS/WATER EQUIPMENT/TOOLS UFE SUPPO~ REHAB/WlLDLIFE BOOM,REPAIR KIT, MODEL BR100 BOOM,RIVER DELTA, CLOSED SKIRT, BOOM, RIVER DELTA~CLOSED SKIRT, B(XJY,MOORING, 18" DI/L,SPHERICA BRIDLES,TOW, MODEL #TP4SL,WITH BROOM,PUSH,36",HEAVY DUTY,PAU~ BUOY,MAPJ<E~I POLYF~SU CAN,GAS,5 GAL,26 GAUGE STEEL,O CANISTER,RESPIRATOR/GAS MASK, N CANISTER, RESPIRATOR/GAS ~T c~=~ecw~ PET ~¢OR ~O× CONTAINMENT.PIT. 10'X10' DRNE~POST.(FENCE DFUVER) DRUM.STEEL,55 GAJ~18 GAUGE TOP DRUM,STEEL,55 GAL,18 GAUGE,OPE EXTINGUISHER,RRE,LT-A-20~E~.~O FIRST AID KIT. 10 UNIT, UNIFLEX FLOAT.VINYL PLASTIC~NR FILLED FLOAT.VINYL PLASTIC.AIR FILLED FUNNEL,4' TOP OPENING DI~6' L HNdMER,CLAW. STRAIGHT~80Z, STE HOSE,3'X20'.LOW TEMP. M X F CA HOSE,ARCTIC PUMAS'.-65 DEG.I~. HOSE,FLOTATION,3'X20'.ROYALFLE HOSE.PUCORD.V-125 S&D.2'ID~- KNIFE,UTIUTY.W/RETRACTABLE BL LADDER, STEP,TWlN.4'.HVY DUTY F I_ADDER, STEP,TWlN.~.HVY DUTY F OIL~d::ICO, SUPREME.SAE 10W-40.QU OII~OUTBOARD MOTOR,16 OZ CAN,J PADDLES,BOAT,5',TWlN SRTIPE.CA PITCH FORK, HEADER.4 TINES.15'L PLIERS,CHANNEL LOCK.10' X 2' J PPE,GLASSES,SAFETY,'SPECTRA',C PPE.RESPIRATOR, FULL FACEjNR P PROPANE,CYUNDER~ 3 800 3400 4 50 1 8 1 6 4 10 1 3 4 1 1 1 32 5 2 7 2 2 4 1 6 1 1 12 72 3 2 1 10 10 2 CAPACITY STORAGE/KW~TC. 275 510 40 100 80 20 UNIT (EA/GAL/ETC~ LOCATION RIVRSrFE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSFFE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSFrE3 RIVRSlTE3 RIVRSlTE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRS~E3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSlTE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSlTE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSlTE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSlTE3 RIVRSlTE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSFFE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 2/14/92 Page 18 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary QTY FECX3VERY FEO3Vl~rf CONTAINMENT EQUIPMENT/TCX3t.S FECOVERY EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TCK:)I_S CONTAINMENT GENEI~T~GHnNG EQUIPMENT/T(X:X.S EQUIPMENT/TOOLS IN-SITU~HEMICAL/DISPERSANT REHAB/WI~FE EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS SORBENT/CONSUMABLES SORBENT~ONS~S PUMP,~,~Cdd,BARREL,TOK RIBBON,FLAGGING,ORANGE, l-I/4" ROPE,NYLON,5/8" X 600',3 STRAN SC. REWDRIVER,BLADED, 10' SHEET, PLASTIC,6 MIL,20' X 100' STAKE,I"X6',MADE FROM SCH40 1" STR~,P~.OTJ~JL'n PLUG-~N UNff TAPE,DUCT,4'INIDE X 60 YOS TAPE.ELEC.3/4"X66'.8.5 MIL.VIN TOWEL,TURKISH,50#BALE,FULL SIZ TWINE,SEIN,NYLON,NO 18,1/2#,55 WHEELBARROW,38'X28'X 11' TRAY,5 WRENCH,ADJUSTABLE, 10' BOOM,END ~OR, MODE/. EA14 BOOM,REPAIR KIT, MODEL BR100 BOOM. RIVER DELTA, CLOSED SKIRT. ANCHOR.DANFORTH STANDARD.#S6(X) ANCFK)R.D~~S. FOR OIL SP BOOM.FAST WATER.OPEN SKIRT.8' ~.FAST WATER.OPEN SKIRT.8' B(X)I~F~T WATER.OPEN SKIRT.6' BOOM.MINI.4'X 6'.150' SECTION. BOOT. HIP. II ST~MANS.OUVE DRAB BRIDLES.TOW. MODEL IqP4SL.WlTH HAIVIdER.CI~W.~HT~80Z. STE KIT. SIGNAL. DAY/NIGHT OII.~d:tCO. SUPREME.SAE 10W-40.QU PURIFIEFI.WATER.(PURUUG)2 GAL SHOE.WADING.MEN~ SIZE 11 .FOR ABSORBENT.OIL.17'Xlg'X3/16'.ST ABSORBENT.OIL.36' X 36'.50 PAD 1 2 1200 5 2 3 4 24 1 2 17 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 2000 1 1250 1750 1900 20 10 6 CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. UNIT (EA/GAL/ETC) LOCATION RIVRSlTE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSFFE3 RIVRSrlE3 RIVRSlTE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSlTE3 RIVRSITE3 RIVRSIIE3 RIVRSITE6 RIVRSlTE6 RNRSFIE6 RIVRSlTE6 SPILLTENT SPILLTENT SPILLTENT SPILLTENT SPILLTENT SPILLTENT SPILLTENT SPILLTENT SPILLTENT SPILLTENT SPILLTENT SPILLTENT SPILLTENT SPILLTENT SPILLVAN! SPILLVAN1 211 417 age 19 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QTY SORBENT~-_,ONSUMABLES FECOVERY RECOVERY SORBENT/CONSUNIABLES LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER EQUIPMENT/T~ EQUIPMENT/T~ EQUIPMENT/CLEAt~ LOGISITICS/WATER EQUIPIVIENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TCX:X.S EQUIPMENT/TOOLS CONTAINMENT EQUIPMENT/T~ EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS UFE SUPI:~:)RT ABSORBENT,OIL,38"X144'X3/8",ST ABSORBENT,OII~4"DIA X 10' BOOM ABSORBENT, OIL,8'DIA X 10' BOOM ABSORBENT, OILSNARE,"POM POM",V AUGER,BIT,4",:32"LONG SHANK,CAR AUGER,BIT,6",32"LONG SHANK,CAR AUGER,ICE,MODEL IM35,W/4 CYCLE BAG,LINER CAN,23" X 17" X48",R BAG,PLASTIC,33"X54",4MIL,BLUE BAG, SAND, 14"X36",EMPTY, POLYPRO BAG,TRASH,33" X 39",33 GAL, 1.7 BAR,PRY,60" LENGTH, 1 · STOCK, 1- BAI-rERY,CARBON ZINC,6.0 V,2.6" BOX,TOOL, INCLD BOM LINES 690,7 BR(:X)M,PUSH,36",HEAVY DUTY, PALM CAN,GAS,5 GAI~JERRY W/SPOUT P/ CHAIN,FOR STIHL CHAINSAW,36'BA EXTINGUISHE R.FIRE,LT-A-2~E.20 HACKSAW FRAME,DESIGNED FOR 10' HAMMER.CLAW, STRAIGHT,20 07_ HOOK,CLEVIS GRAB,3/8',GRADE 4, HOSE,ARCTIC PUMA,3'.~5 DEG.F, KNIFE,UTILITY,W/RETRACTABLE BL LADDER,STEP.TWlN,I~.HVY DUTY F LUMBER.2'X 12"X l (Y,FIR,ROUGH.DO LUMBER,4'X4'Xl ~,FIR.ROUGH,DOU OIL,CHAINSAW, STIHL,6.40Z CAN PITCH FORK,BULK MATI_,6 TINES, PITCH FORK, HEADER.4 TINES.15'L PLIERS,ADJUSTABLE, I-1/2'JAW CA PUERS.VlSEq:~IRIP,STANDARD,! PLYWOOD. 1/2'X4'X8',CDX,FIRE RE POST. FENCE,5'.METAL POST. FENCE.T,METAL POST.TEL SPAR,8' LENGTH.2' SQU 14 20 8 5 3 3 1 2 1 5 7 9 8 1 7 1 2 1 1 10 5 100 1 1 16 10 13 6 4 1 1 1 18 10 5 6 3 CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. 400 UNIT {EA/GAL/ETC) LOCA3~ON SPILLVAN! SPILLVAN! SPILLVAN! SPILLVAN ! SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN 1 SPILLVAN ! SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN I SPILLVAI ~1 SPILLVAN 1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLV^N1 SPILLVAN1 SPP: VAN1 SPI. LVAN1 SPILLVAN! SPILLVAN 1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN 1 SPILLVAN 1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN 1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN ! SPILLVAN ! SPILLVAN l SPILLVAN 1 2114/92 Page 20 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY DE~CRIPilO~ QTY CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPIdENTffOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS FIEHAB/WILDLIFE IN-81TU/CI~MICAL/DISPERSANI' FIEHAB/WiI..DUFE , EQUIPMENT/TOOLS SOFIBENI'~$ SORBENT~$ ~NT/CONSt. MNN. E$ LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER EQUIPMENT/TOOLS REBAR.STAKES,2'X 1/2" SAW,CHAIN,STIHL.056,36",404 SCREWDRIVER,PHILLIPS,10",I2,CU SHAFT,4"X33",FUGHTED EXTENSIO SHAFT,6'X33',FUGHTED EXTENSIO SHEET, PLASTIC,6 MILL,20. X 100 SHOVEI~27'ALUMINUM,15'X19'SCOO SHOVEL, SIEEL,LONG ~(F1BER TAPE,DUCT,2'WIDE X 60 YDS LONG TAPE,ELEC,3/4'X6$',a.5 MIL,VIN TAFIP,PLASTIC,VISQUENE,20'Xl00' TONG,lC:E, 16-1/2',JAW OPENING,B TOWEL, TURKISH,50~BALE,FULL $1Z WIRE,ME--,lB GAUGE WIRE,MECHANICS, la GAUGE,.0625 WRENCH,ADJUST,10'CFIESCENT, I-1/ ABSORBENT,OIL, 17'X1g'X3/15',$T ABSORBENT,OIL, lg' X 100',1 SWE ABSORBENT,OIL,36' X 35",50 PAD AB$ORBENT,OIL,38'X144'X3/8',$T AB$ORBENT, OIL,8'DIA X 10' BOOM AUGER,BIT,4',32'LONG SHANK,CAR AUGEFLBIT,6',32"LONG SHANK,CAR AUGER,ICE,IrK)DEL #M35,W/4 CYCLE BAG,LINER CAN,23' X 17" X48',R BAG,PLASTIC,33'X54',4MIL,BLUE BAG, SAND, 14'X36',EMPTY,POLYPRO BAG,TRASH,33' X 3g',33 GAL, 1.7 BAR,PRY,60' LENGTH, I' STOCK, 1- BATrERY,CARBON ZlNC,$.0 V,2.6' 4 20 2 1 1 2 4 2 5 7 3 6 6 1 5 4 1 2 4 1 1 1 10 7 5 15 8 5 4 3 1 2 1 6 7 9 2 UNIT (EA/GAL/ETC) LOCATION SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLV^N 1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN 1 SPILLVAN 1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN I SPILLVAI ~1 SPILLV^N 1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN1 SPILLVAN! SPII 1.VAN1 SPI. ~ VAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLV^N2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 21141P. rage 21 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY DESCRJPI*ION QTY EQUIPMENT/CLEANING EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS UFE SUPF~:)RT EQUIPMENT/TOOLS CONTAINMENT ~AINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPIVlENT/TCX)I..S CONTAINMENT EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOlS EQUIPMENT/FOOLS REHAB/WILDLIFE BR~,PUSH,36',HEAVY DUTY,PAI.M BUMPER SPIKE, FOR 36' STIHL SA CHAIN,FOR STIHL CHAINSAW,36'BA EXTINGUISHER,FIRE.LT-A-20-E.20 HAMMER,CLAW, STRAIGHT,20 07_ HOOK.CLEVIS GRAB,3/8',GRADE 4, LUMBER,2'X!2'Xl0',FIR,ROUGH,DO LUMBER,4'X4'Xl 2',FIR,ROUGH,DOU PITCH FORK,BULK MATE,6 TINES, PITCH FORK, HEADER,4 TINES. I5'L PITCH FORK, MODIRED WITH EXPAN PLYWOOD. ~/2'X4'XS'.CDX.FIRE RE POST, FENCE,7',METAL POST,TEL SPAFI,8' LENGTH,2" SQU PPE,COVER,FILTER.NORTH 7700 RE PPE,FILTE~TRIDGE,NOR~,~ PPE,GLOVES,NITRILE,SZ 9,.022'T PPE,RESPIRATOR, FULL FACE,NR P REBAR.STAKES,2'X'I/2' ROPE,MOP,MACHINE,S/N 1200-22/2 ROPE,NYLON.'I/2' X 600',3 STRAN SAW.CHAIN.STIHL.056,36'.404 SHAFT,4'X33',FUGHTED EXTENSIO SHEET,PLASTIC,6 MIL,20' X 100' SHEET, PLASTIC,6 MILL,20' X 100 SHOVEL,27'ALUMINUM, 15'X19'SCOO SPRIMGER,CRAWUNG,LAWN.SINGLE TAPE.DUCT.2"WlDE X 60 YDS LONG TARP,PLASTIC,VISQUENE.20'X 100' TONG,ICE. 16-1/2',JAW OPENING,B 7 1 4 1 6 4 16 10 6 $ 10 6 6O 16 6O 8 200 ? 7 4 CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. 14 UNIT (EA/GAL/ETC) LOCATION SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLV^N2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 2/1 4/92 Page 22 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY QTY IN-SITU/CHEMICAL/DISPERSANT REHAB/VVlLDLIFE REHAB/WILDLIFE EQUIPMENT/TCX~S SORBENT~X~SUMABLES SORBENT/~_A3NSUMABUES SORBENT~S SORBENT~S EQUIPMENT/CA. EANING EQUIPIVENT/CLEANI~ , LOGISmCSNVATER EQUIPMENT/TOOLS GENERATOR4_IGHT1NG TOFIC~~ ~,LONG ~ TOWEI~TURKISH,50~BALE,FULL SIZ TOWELET[E.CLEAN~EAR,CT-943,SC IMREJdECHANIC~,18 GAUGE ABSORBENT,OIL. 17'X ] 9'X3/J 6',ST ABSORBENT,OIL,36' X 36',50 PAD ABSORBENT, OIL,38'X144'X318',ST ABSORBENT, OII.8'DIA X 10, BOOM ABSORBENT,~,q~M PO~,V ADAPTER,KAMLOK. 1- I/2',FPT, BRON ADAPTER,KAMLOK,2",FP'I',BFIASS,QU ADAPTER,KAMI_OK,3',FPT,BFIASS.QU ADAPTOR,3"X3",MALE,ALUM.KAMLOC BAG,MNER CAN,23" X 17" X48",R BAG.TRASH,33' X 39",33 GAL, 1.7 BATTERY,CARBON ZINC,6.0 V,2.6" BUCKET,OVAl_,26 QT,C/W CASTERS CAN,GARBAGE,PLASTIC,32 GAL,W/L CAN,GAS,5 GAL,26 GAUGE STEEL,O CI-IAIN,FOR STIHL CHAINSAW,36"BA CONNECTOR, 1-1/'Z',swIVEI-.FEMALE CONNECTOR, I-1/2",SWIVEL, MALE,R CORD,EXT.,50',14/3 HI-LO HEAVY EXT1NGUISHER, RRE,LT-A-20-E,20 FASTTANK,2400 GALLON CAPACITY, HOSE,'I-1/2'DIA,50FT LONG,COUPL HOSE,3",PLASTIC,50PSI,W/KAMLOK HOSE,~X20',LOW TEMP. M X F CA HOSE,ARC~ PUMA2",~ DEG.F, HC~E,,ARCTlC PUMA,3',-.65 DEG.F, HOSE,ARCTIC,FI..EXWING,l-1/2'X15 HOSE,FIRE CANVAS,2',W/KAMLOKS HOSE,FIRE, l-I/2' X 50',BRASS N HOSE,GARDEN,5/8' HOSE,PLASTIC,FIRE,I- 1/2'X50' HOSE,SUCTION, 1-1/2' X 20',PVC, 1 1 3 3 22 6 15 9 5 1 1 3 9 4 6 6 1 2 3 3 2 4 6 2 2O 3 2 1 3 100 2 CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. 7,200 100 200 120 100 2,000 45 850 100 100 5,000 4O UNIT (EAIGAL/ETC) LOCATION SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN2 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLV^N3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLV^N3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLV^N3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLV^N3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLV^N3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 2/14/P *'age 23 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY DESCRII:~I3ON FEOOVERY RECOVERY EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS REHAB/WlLDLIFE FECOVERY FEQ3VERY EQUIPMENT/TOOLS REHAB/WlLDUFE EQUIPMENT/TOOLS II~SITU~HEMICAL/DISPERSANT REHAB/WlLDLIFE EQUIPMENT/TOOLS SORBENT/CONSUMABI FS SORBENT/CONSUMABLES LANTERN,EVEREADY,CAPT/UN SEALE NIPPLE,3'X4',MPT,A106-B,SCH 80 NIPPLE,HOSE,3'KC NO77~ ;:.SPRAY, GARDEN HOSE,STAND PAN,DRIP,9'6'X 22-]/2',IdETAL PITCH FORK, BULK MATL.,6 TINES, PITCH FORK, HEADERA TINES, 15'L PITCH ~MODI~D WITH EXPAN PUMP UNIT 3', CONSISTING OF: W PUIdP, CENTR, I-1/2'SUCTION AND D PUMP, DIAPHRAGM,3",SUCTION/DISC FIEEL.ROPE.MOP,S/N 1-~14-58 & 1 ROPE,NYLON,I/2" X 600',3 STFIAN SHEET, PLASTIC,6 MILL,20' X 100 SKIMMER,MANTA RAY,FLEXIBLE, I/2 SKIIdldER,~A RAY, FLEXIBLE, I/2 8TRNNF_P~4",~FOR SUC TAPE,DUCT,2"VVlDE X 60 YDS LONG TARP,PLASTIC,VISQUENE ~q:)'X 10(Y TOOI~BAN[:NIT TOWEI~TURKISH,50#BALE,FULL SIZ WFUNGEF~MOP, H.D. ABSORBENT,OIL, 19" X 100',1 SWE ABSORBENT,OIL,34"X38"X3/8",STA QTY 1 9 1 3 10 6 ! 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 4 1200 1 2 1 1 1 1 5 2 1 3 11 2 3 1 1 3 5 1 3 12 16 CAPACITY STORAG~KW~TC. 80 150 160 14 160 8O 3O UNIT (EA/GAL/ETC) LOCATION SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLV^N3 SPILLV^N3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLV^N3 SPILLV^N3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLV^N3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN3 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 2114/92Page 24 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY DESCRIPItON FEC(NERY SORBENT/CONSUMABtES TRANSFER/STYE TRANSFE~~ FECOVERY COMMJN~ATK3NS EQUIPMENT/TOOLS EQUIPMENT/CLEANING EQL~PMENT/CLEANING LOGISmCS/WATER LOGISITICS/WATER GENERAT~ EQUIPMENT/TOOLS ABSORBENT,OII~4'DIA X 10' BOOM ABSORBENT, OILSNARE.'POM POM'.V ADAPTER.KAMLOK,3'.FPT. BRASS.QU ADAPTOR.3'X3',MALE.ALUM.KAMLOC BAG,MNER CAN,23' X 17' X48',R BAG,TRASH,33' X 39',33 GAL, 1.7 BATtERY,CARBON ZINC,6.0 V,2.6' BUCKET, OVAL,26 QT,C/W CASTERS CAN,GARBAGE,PLASTIC,32 GAL,W/L CAN,GAS,5 GAI_~36 GAUGE STEEL,O CAN,GAS,5 GAI.~IERRY W/SPOUT PI EXT1NGUISHER. RRE,CR-LT-~' GENERATOR,7KW, t 20/240VAC,MOD 5 HOSE,I-1/2'DIA,50FT LONG,COUPL HOSE,3'X20',LOW TEMP, M X F CA HOSEjM::ICTIC PtJMA~,~5 DEG.F, HOSE,DISCHARGE,PUCORD.3'X5(Y, HOSE,FIRE,!-1/2' X 50',BRASS N HOSE.FLOTATION,3'X2(~,ROYALFLE HOSE,GARDEN,5/8' HOSE,PLASTIC,FIRE,I-1/2'X50' HOSE,SUCTION, l-l/2' X 20',PVC. LADDE~STEP,TWlN,4',HVY DUTY F NIPPLE,3'X4',MPT,A106-B,SCH 80 PAN,DRIP,9'6'X 22-112',METAL PITCH FORK,BULK MATL,6 TINES, PITCH FORK, HEADER,4 TINES,15'L PUMP. DIAPHRAGM.3'.SL~TION~ISC REDUCER.3'Xl-1/2'.MPT.AIO~B.S REEL, ROPE,MOP,S/N 1-214-58 & 1 QTY 7 9 7 9 4 6 4 1 1 12 1 1 4 1 1 1 7 1 1 2 10 2 50 2 1 1 2 8 3 10 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. 7 5O 4O 5O 5O 5O 4O 150 2,500 4O 8O UNIT (EA/GAL/ETC) LOCATION SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLV^N4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLV^N4 SPILLVAN4 2/141r 'age 25 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY D~--e'CRJPT~O~ QTY CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. FECOVERY FEOOVERY FECOVER~ RECOVERY EQUIPMENT/TOOLS REHAB/WlLDUFE FECOVERY REHABhNH. DMFE EQUIPMENT/TOOLS REHAB/WlLDUFE EQUIPMENT/TOOLS SORBENT/CONSUMABU~$ REHAB/WILDIFE EQUIPIVENT~_A. EANING EQUIPIVENT/C~EANING EQUIPMENT/CLEANING REHAB/WlLDLIFE MFE SUPPORT SHEET,PLASTIC,6 MIL,20' X 100' SKIMMER,MANTA RAY FLEXIBLE ! · SKIMMER,MANTA RAY, FLEXIBLE, I/2 SPRINKLER,CRA~,LAWN,~ TARP,PLASTIC,VISQUENE,20'X1017 · TOOL, BAND-IT TOWEL,TURKISH,5OIIBALE,FULL SIZ WlRE,IVECHANK~S',18 GAUGE WFW',IGERJMCX:',I-LD. ABSORBENT,OIL,36'X144'X3/8·,ST BAG,LINER CAN,23' X 17' X46',R BOOT, BARN,SIZE 10,NO METAL,ZIP BOOT,BARN,SIZE 12 BOOT, BARN,SIZE 13,NO METAl,ZIP BOOT, BARN,SIZE e, NO METAL, ZIPP BO'ITI..E,ANAL¥SIS,LUBE OIL W/SiP BRUSH,SCRUB,BRISTLE,20" HANDLE BUCKET, PLASTIC,5 GAL CAN,GARBAGE,30 GAL,WA. ID FLASHLIG~,2 CELL (TYPE D),HEA GLOVES,LATEX,DISPOS.N3LE,P2,LAR GLOVES, RUEIEER, INSt. A.ATED,IVlAG.-75 LANTERN,EVEREADY, CAPTAIN SENE NIPPLE,1/2'X4-112',MPT,A333-6, PAlL, 12QT, GALVANIZED,O-3/4'X 1 POOL, KIDDIE,USED FOIl OIL SPILL PF~,SUIT, HAZIMAT, CHEMICAI-,PROTE pPE,SUIT, HAZIVlAT,CHEMICAL, PROTE 1 2 3 1 1 1 6 2 1 3 11 3 1 3 2 1 3 1 2 1 1 2 4 6 14 6 3 2 7 5 88 1 2 4 4 25 22 14 8O 80 30 UNIT {EA/GAL/ETC) LOCATION SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLV^N4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAI i 1 SPILLVAN4 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPI! ' VAN5 SPI, L YAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 2114/92 Page 26 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY DESCRIFRON QTY · UFE SLF'PORT FECOVERY CONTAINMENT REO3VERY CONTAINMENT FEO3VERY REHAB/WILDUFE EQUIPIdENr/TOO~ EQUIPMENT/TOOLS REHAB/WILDUFE REHAB/WILDLIFE GENERATOFIS4_IC:~RNG REHAB/WILDUFE ~ , LOGISTICS/WATER FIEHAB/WlLDUFE CONTAINMENT PPE,SUIT, HAZMAT, CHEMICAL, PROTE PUMP,HAND,~G~BARREL,TOK RESERVCNP~WATEF~FOR Ki~E POO RIBBON,FLAGGING,PINK GLO,1-3/1 ROPE,POLY,YEU.OW,3/8',60ffSPOO SHEET, PLASTIC,4 MIL,8' X 100', TAPE,DUCT~i/IDE X 60 YDS LONG TAPE,DL~T,4'WlDE X 60 YDS TOWEL,TURKISH.5OIBALE,FULL SIZ TOWELETrE,CLEAN-GEAR,CT-943,SC HEATER,WATER,ELEC.60KW,480VAC. SHEET, RIV.,2-2/3'X!/2'X120',16 SKINIMER,DRUM, ELASTE(~ MODEL #11 SKIIVlVER,DRUM, EI.ASTEC MODEL #13 TANK,BLADDER,2500 GAL.,TOWABLE TANK, BLADDER, FUEL STORAGE,250 AERIATOR,7'6" WIDE,TG,MODEL AW AERIATOR,7'6" WIDE,TG,IVlODEL AW ANCI-K~,DANFORTH STANDARD,#S200 ANCHOR,DANFORTH STANDARD,#S300 BOAT, JON, POND, FLAT BOTI'ONI, LEI~i BOOM,MINI,4"X 6",150' SECTION, BRIDLE,TOWING FOR 4X6(KSF'0063) BRIDLES,TOW, MOl)EL #'I'P4SL,~ BUOY,MARl<ER,A-1 F'OL~ DRUM, STEEL,55 GAL,18 GAUGE TOP DRUM,STEEL,55 GAl_,18 GAUGE,OPE DRUIVI,~EI_,85 GAL, 16 GAUGE,OPE FENCE,POLY, RED,48"X300',PN:1131 FLOAT, VINYL PLASTIC,AIR FILLED 38 2 2 6 600 2 7 15 4 1 1 4 1 1 2 2 2 2 8 8 1 1 1 26 80 4 1350 12 51 22 CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. 66 120 20,000 2,000 440 55 UNIT {EA/GAL/ETC) GAL LOCATION SPILLV^N5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 SPILLVAN5 S1NEM)KSPr SWENDKSI 'r TOPOFKSP0 TOPr'.~S~ TO~ ~ KSP0 TOPOFKSP0 TOPOFKSP0 TOPOFKSP0 TOPOFKSP0 TOPOFKSPO T~SPO TOPOFKSP0 TOPOFKSP0 TOPOFKSP0 TOPOFKS~ T~SP0 T~SP0 TOPOFKSP0 2/14/.~' age 27 Kuparuk River Unit Equipment Summary CATEGORY DESCRIIv~ON QTY CAPACITY STORAGE/KW/ETC. CONTENT GENERATOPAJGHT1NG FECOVERY RECCNERY CONTAINMENT MSC. CONTAIMVlENT FI33OVERY CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT LOGISTICS/LAND EQUIPMENT/TOOLS , CONTAINMENT CONTAIMdENT EQUIPMENT/TOOLS REHAB/WILDLIFE REHAB/WILDLIFE EQUIPMENT/TCX:)I.S REHAB/WILDLIFE REHABAM~FE CONTAINIVlENT IVlSC. FLOAT,VINYL PLASTIC.AIR FlU. ED FLOODLIGHT,500W, 120V.QUARTZ.6H HOSE,3"X20',LOW TEMP, M X F CA HOSE,FIRE CANVAS,2',W/KAMLOKS INSULATION,BLOCK,POLY, I-1/2' X KIT, PATCHING.BOUY.4-1/20Z, (1 LINER,PIT, 100'X 100'.8218 SHEL LUMBER.2'X 4'X 8'.(KSP0062) LUMBER.2"X 10'XS'.FIR.S4S.CLEAR LUMBER.2"X4'XS'.FIR.ROUGH.DCRJG MARKER.ROAD.62'H X 3-3/4'W, CRM PIPE,l',PBE,SCH160.A106-B.SRL PMERS,DUCKBILL,8'LONG.2-3/4'C PLYWOOD,112',(KSPO063) PLYWOOD, 1/2'X4'X8',A-B.FIR,DOU POST, FENCE,5'.METAL SAW.HAND,26',10 TPI,MPN = 4088 STAKE,POLY, SQ.6'.W2 CLIPS,PN:I TOWEL,TURKISH,50#BALE,FULL SIZ UNDERUNER.AIVlOCO ~4545,15'WIDE WHEELBARROW,38'X28'X11' TFIAY,5 WlRE,CHICKEN,2'W X 50'L, USED I LUMBER,2"X4'X16'.FIRE RETARDAN LUMBER,8'X8'X16',FIR.ROUGH, DOU STAIRS,PORTABLE,METAL.5',KSPTE STAND,BASE. 12'X 12'X ll4'.PLAT STAND, POST,3/4'X 12', ROUND STO 22 8 2O 17 33 6 12 61 4 100 6 6 100 154 13 1 5 1 26 8 3 154 154 4OO 100 UNIT (EAIGALIETC) LOCATION TOPOFKSP0 TOPOFKSPO TOPOFKSP0 TOPOFKSP0 TOPOFKSP0 TOPOFKSP0 TOPOFKSPO TOPOFKSP0 T FKSP0 T~SP0 TOPOFKSPO TOCOFKSPO TOPOFKSPO TOPOFKSPO TOPOFKSPO TOPOFKSPO TOPOFKSPO TOPOFKSPO TOPOFKSPO TOPOFKSPO TOPOFKSPO TOPOFKSPO TOPOFKSPO TOPOFKSPO TOPOFKSPO TOPOFKSF~ TOPOFKSP3 TOPOFKS~ TOPOFKSP3 TOPOFKSP3 TOPOFKSP3 2/14192 Page 28 1.0 RESPONSE ACTION PLAN 1.1 RESPONSE ACTION CHECKLIST PERSONNEL .................................. FOR A LEVEL 1 INCIDENT FIRST PERSON TO SEE THE SPILL RADIO DISPATCHER/OPERATOR To access North Slope numbers from outside the field, (907) 659-XXXX on BP Net Endicott 7-551-XXXX BP Net PBU WOA 7-621-XXXX BP Net'MPU 7-623-XXXX ACTION TO BE TAKEN Assess safety of situation, determine whether source can be stopped, and stop the source of spill if possible. Immediately notify your supervisor or BP Radio/Operator (Figure 1-1 ). ENDICOTT' Dial 2222 or Endicott Radio on CH 7. PBI,I WOA: Dial 222 or 911 or BP Radio on CH16. MPU' Dial 6399 or Call sign 900 on radio. Provide information on' · Personnel safety; · source of the spill; · type of product spilled; · amount spilled, and; · status of control operations. , . Immediately notify (Figure 1-1 ):' "'. ENDICOTT: · Endicott Environmental/.Safety Tech. Call 6541 or 6799 Beeper 193 · Endicott Fire/Safety Supervisor Call 6666 or 6799 Beeper 911 .o. Endicott Supt. Safety/Admin.... .... Call 6570 or 6799 Beeper 301 PBU WOA: · PBU Environment Supervisor Call 4178 or 4236 Beeper 120 · PBU Safety Manager Call 4457 or 4236 Beeper 711 MPU' · Field Prod. Supervisor, Projects. Call 6336 or Call sign 500 PBU/MPU 5/94 I-1 SAFETY OFFICER INCIDENT COMMANDER LEVEL 1 SPILL CHIEF INCIDENT COMMANDER LEVEL 1 SPILL CHIEF Account for the safety of all personnel. Determine if a threat of fire or explosion exists. If a threat exists, suspend all control and/or response operations and notify Fire/Safety Department. Determine appropriate PPE and brief site workers. Report to scene. Make an initial assessment of the spill and associated safety issues. Maintain a log of events, notifications, and actions taken. Stop the source of spill if possible. Mobilize the Spill Response Team (SRT) (Figure 1-2) and on-site equipment required to control and clean-up spill. Upon arrival on scene, begin response operations. Assess response activities. If response is adequate, remain at Level 1. If additional capabilities are needed, go to Level 2/3 response. PBU/MPU 5/94 I-2 LEVEL 1, ENDICOTT' The Document Control Unit is responsible for making immediate phone notification to the agencies. The Superintendent Safety/Admin. is responsible for ensuring agency notifications are complete. PBU WOA/MPU' The NS Environmental Compliance is responsible for making immediate phone notification to the agencies. The Environmental Superintendent is responsible for ensuring agency notifications are complete. INCIDENT COMMANDER LEVEL 1 SPILL CHIEF FOR A LEVEL 2/3 INCIDENT INCIDENT COMMANDER LEVEL 1 SPILL CHIEF Carry out internal and external notifications. (Figure 1-1, Table 1-1 and Table 1-2). Supervise control and recovery operations. Upon completion, ensure appropriate storage and disposal of oily wastes/materials. Confirm success of clean-up and plan remediation if required. Prepare final oil spill report (See Table 1-3). Contact: Endicott · Field Manager 5565 or Beeper 123 PBU WOA: Field Manager, 4.452.or Beeper 292 · .... MPU' Production Supervisor 6323 or Radio (901) PBU/MPU 5/94 I-3 INCIDENT COMMANDER LEVEL 2/3 FIELD MANAGER OPERATIONS SECTION CHIEF (ENDICOTT SUPERINTENDENT SAFETY/ADMINISTRATION) (PBU WOA ENVIRONMENTAL SUPERINTENDENT) PBU/MPU 5/94 Activate all or part of the Incident Management Team and the Command Post (Figure 1-3). Notify BPX Security at Anchorage HQ (907) 564-5954 or 7-521-5954 to alert the on-call Crisis Manager. Provide Security with details of the incident. Continue internal and external notifications. Maintain Communications with Anchorage Crisis Coordination Center. Ensure Planning Section (PBU/MPU)/ Finance Section (END) has completed agency notifications. Coordinate staff activity. Manage incident operations and approve release of major resources and supplies. Approve plan for demobilization. Approve final oil spi!I ..r..e_._p~_rt,.._: ......... Activate Alaska Clean Seas (ACS) via the Deadhorse office 659-2405 (24 hours). Activate Mutual Aid through ACS as necessary. (See Figure 1-4). Establish staging areas as required. 'prOVide the 'Logistics section C'h'ief'With information on initial equipment, manpower, material, and supply needs. Supervise control and recovery operations. Ensure appropriate storage and disposal of oily wastes/materials. Confirm success of clean-up and plan for remediation required to Incident Commander. I-4 PLANNING SECTION CHIEF LOGISTICS SECTION CHIEF FINANCE SECTION CHIEF Ramp up Planning Section. PBU/MPU - Ensure agency notifications have been made and updates are provided. Compile and display status information in Command Post. Assist in development of planning process. PBU/MPU - Document all aspects of the response. Provide environmental support as needed. ___.p.E_ePa._re._..f. jnal oil sp_!!_!___r___e_p__o____rt_._ .................................... Order equipment, manpower, material, and supplies as requested. Provide all transportation support. Provide support for all field operations _,_a_nd..~C_0m mand .B:0st_ op__ e ratio._n_s__: ......................... Issue cost code for tracking of expenses. Track all expenditures and provide audit function as needed. END- Ensure agency notifications have been made and Updates are provided. END- Document all aspects'of the response. , PBU/MPU 5/94 I-5 FOR CRISIS MANAGER ALL LEVEL 2/3 INCIDENTS WELL QONTRQL (~PERATIQN LEVEL 2/:~ IN(~IDENT~; INCIDENT COMMANDER OPERATIONS SECTION CHIEF (ENDICOTT PE SUPERVISOR) (PBU PE SUPERVISOR) (MPU FIELD PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR, PROJECTS) Activate Crisis Response Team (Figure 1-5) as needed to support operation. Liaise with the Incident Commander to mobilize backup resources. Activate the Anchorage Crisis Coordination Center to provide information distribution support. Coordinate Government and Public Affairs notification and information effort. If the spill is associated with a blowout and is continuing in nature, activate permit process for insitu burning. Determine if .incident requires well control specialist; if so, contact Safety Boss. Contact Cdsis Manager to initiate relief well planning. Identify well control options based on circumstances of incident. Notify dg contractors and coordinate activities. , , ,, , Implement relief well planning process. Implement logistiCS plan to provide Safety Boss support. PBU/MPU 5/94 I-6 FIGURE 1-1 PBU/MPU IMMEDIATE NOTIFICATION FLOWCHART OBSERVER SUPERVISO ~ ! IF BP EX Pr. OR ATION (ALASKA) FIGURE 1-2A SRT RESPONSE ORGANIZATION OPERATIONS SECTION CHIEF R. Hocking/C. Backlund E-Maih 'PBU-Enviro Sul~' Phone: 4178/4178 Bpr: 120 DEPUTY OPERATIONS SECTION CHIEF R. Sliger/L. Raburn E-Mall: 'PBU-Envlro Techs' Phone: 417714177 Bpr: 110 ICS SPECIAL MEMBERS T. NlswanderlK. Spyker E-MaJI: 'PBU- Producllon Coom" I 'PBU-Tmg Supervisor' Phone: 4472/4565 Bpr: 322/408 LOGISTICS SECTION CHIEF V.' Farrle/D. Rlekl E-Mail: 'PBU-Envlro Tech Whr, e" ! 'F~U-SIo~s Tech 4202' Phone: 415g1415g Bpr: 190 PRIMARY LOGISTICS SECTION PERSONNEL: M. CarterlL. Hobart Phone:4162/4162 Bpr: 610 R. Dernell Phone:4132 Bpr: 381 B. Broady Phone: 4569 Bpr: 777 · D. Rouge Phone: 4679 Bpr: 104 D. Llngefelt Phone: 4681 Bpr: 132 M. Lelchtung- Phone: 4425 Blpr: 9~0 DOCU M ENTATION/ PHOTOGRAPHY L. Anderson WILDLIFE TEAM J. Jsnowskl/S.Reynolde E-Malh 'PBU-GC3 Admin Assr" Phone:4952/4952 Bpr: 126 MAINTENANCE D. Crawford Phone: 4159 Bpr: 620 DELTA I TASK FORCE J. OeweltlD. Segure Phone: 4177/4273 Bpr: 630 DELTA 2 TASK FORCE T. Pelln/J. Push Phone: 4912/4177 Bpr: 950/130 DELTA 3 TASK FORCE N. HermonlS. Hermon Phone: 4275/4275 Bpr: 140 DELTA 4 TASK FORCE V. Volpe/T. Kedsrs Phone: 4o1714017 Bpr: 190 DELTA 5 TASK FORCE J. Ssr:a/K. Ingalls Phone: 4274/4274 Bpr: 180 H H H DELTA I TASK FORCE-2ND B. Abbott/C. Leader Phone: 4963/4004 Bpr: None/617 DELTA 2 TASK FORCE-2ND / W. KIr~chner/D. Veughn Phone: 4082/4682 Bpc None/102 .~. DELTA 3 TASK FORCE-2ND J. Meek, Sr. IB. English Phone: 4082/4071 Bpr. None/240 DELTA 4 TASK FORCE-2ND D. Dsreey/S. Bock Phone: 4595/4061 Bpr:.332/137 DELTA 5 TASK FORCE-2ND P. Zurfluh/M. Holllnger Phone: 4682/4912 Bpr: 102/None FIGURE 1-2B BPX MILNE POINT RESPONSE TEAM I Logistics Section Chief KittedKelly Incident Commander Operations Superintendent Gipson/Bragg Safety Officer Rog e rs/N as pi ns ki Operations Section Chief. (Spill Chief) Fox/Peppel Group Supervisor Task Force 1 Bergeron/Hare Group Supervisor Task Force 2 Alexander/Harrington I Finance Section Planning Section Chief Niles/Scarbrough Communications Unit Milligan/Lochner Documentation Unit Deakin/Hatfield Chief PBU WOA Group Supervisor Task Force 3 Stevens/Hendrix ALTERNATES: Operations Section Chief: Alexander/Harrington Safety Officer: Robison/Ketchum Task Force I Supervisor: Nichols/Merrifield Task Force 2 Supervisor: Sinor/Nevitt Task Force 3 Supervisor: Heare/Coston 5/94 TABLE 1-1 AGENCY REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FOR OIL SPILLS AGENCY SPILL SIZE VERBAL PHONE NUMBER ALASKA WRI1 I EN REPORT · REPORT CONTACT , Immediately Mai~ Can' For facility requiring SPCC Plan if spill National Response Center/U.S. Environ. Protection Agency National Response Center/U.S. Coast Guard National Response center/U.S. Dept. of Transportation Alaska Department of Any size on land but threatening or in surface waters Any size in or threatening navigable waters · Any size lrom a regulated pipeline Immediately Immediately 800-424-8802 (24 hr) and 271-5083 (days) 271-3423 (FAX) 800-424-8802 (24 hr) 271-6701 (days) 271-6733 (24 hr) 271-6721 (24 hr) 271-6710 (CapL Miller) 271-6751 (FAX) 800-424-8802 (24 hr) Capt. Max Miller is 1000 gal or more or if it is second spill in 12 mos. Not required, but requested. Required within 30 days on DOT Form 7000-1 (see form for details). Within 15 days of end of cleanup for Environmental Conservation (ADEC) And Alaska ~rtment of Natural Resources (ADN R) Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission North Slope Borough Any Spill >55 gal. (outside impermeable area) >55 gal. (inside impermeable ~ea) 10 to 55 gal. 1-i0 gal. -, All spills from wells or invoMng Immediately Immediately 48 hours 48 hours None 278-8595(Anchorage) 800-478-9300 272-O690 (FAX) ~DNR 451-2678 451-2751 (Fax) Tom Chapple Bob Flint Robert Wal~ins Dick McKean Spill Report Number Immediately 279-1433 (24 hr) Russ Douglas spills greater than 10 gallons. Monthly written record of any discharge, including a cumulative discharge, of oil solely to land for spills between 1 and 10 gallons. Wilhin 5 days of loss any' c~ude loss All spills As soon as possible 852-2611 (Barrow) Commissioner Ralph Davis Copy of any reports submitted as 352-0322 (Fax) requested. -. - PBU 4/94 TABLE 1-2 BPX CONTACT LiST BP)<; MANAGEMENT POSITION President BP Exploration (Alaska) Senior Vice President, Prudhoe Bay Unit Vice President, Endicott & Development Programs Vice President, Exploration Prudhoe Bay Field Manager Endicott Field Manager Milne Point Manager SPILL RESPONSE TEAMS POSITION PRUDHOE BAY Environmental Superintendent Safety Officer Materials Supervisor Production Coordinator N.S. Environmental Compliance Mechanical Supervisor HSEQ Admin. Supervisor Fire/Safety Officer MILNE POINT Operations Superintendent Field Production Supervisor, Projects Safety Officer Logistics Planning ANCHORAGE .,, Headquarters security (24 hours) Environmental Manager Compliance Supervisor Permitting Supervisor Environmental Assessment Supervisor ALASKA CLEAN SEAS Anchorage Prudhoe Bay NAME J. Morgan B. Davies J. Golden E. Luttrell B. Dotson E. Gregory/R. Brown T. Gray NAME R. Hocking/C. Backlund R. Bachman/B. Oakes G. Gonzalez T. Niswander/D. Fisher C. Klein/S. Leonard W. Lovejoy/J. Findley J. Matti/D. Knauss L. Williams/J. Rychlinski F. Gipson/J. Bragg T. Peppel/J. Fox Rogers/Naspinski Kitter/Kelly Niles/Scarbrough S. Taylor J. Platt P. Hanley C. Herlugson G. Doughty/B. McKenzie B. Mackie/P. Larsen TELEPHONE (907) 564-5423 (907) 564-4773 (907) 564-5440 (907) 564-4892 (907) 659-4452 (907) 659-6555 (907) 659-6334/564-5334 TELEPHONE (907) 659-4178 (907) 659-4642/4460 (907) 659-4187 (907) 659-4472 (907) 659-4178 (9O7) 659-658O (907) 659-6570 (907) 659-6666 (907) 659-6323 (907) 659-6336 (907) 659-6326/6384 (907) 659-6303 (907) 659-6333/6358 (907) 564-5954 (907) 564-4037 (907) 564-5501 (907) 564-5202 (907) 564-4245 (907) 345-3142 (907) 659-2405 PBU/MPU 5/94 I-11 TABLE 1-3 ADEC WRITTEN REPORTING REQUIREMENTS State Re0ulations 18 AAC 7,5.300 require notification of the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation of any spill on State lands or waterways. After notification of the discharge has been made to the department, the department will, at its discretion, require interim reports until cleanup has been completed (18 AAC 75.307). A written final report must be submitted within 15 days of the end of cleanup operations, or, if no cleanup occurs, within 15 days of the discharge (18 AAC 75.307). Interim and final written reporting requirements are specified in 18 AAC 75.307 and must contain the following information: · Date and time of discharge. · Location of discharge. · Name of facility or vessel. Name, mailing address, and telephone number of person or persons causing or responsible for the discharge and the owner and the operator of the facility or vessel. · Type and amount of each hazardous substance discharged. · Cause of the discharge. · Description of any environmental damage caused by the discharge or containment to the extent the damage can be identified. · Description of cleanup actions taken. · Estimated amount of hazardous substance cleaned up and hazardous waste generated. · Date, location, and method of ultimate disposal of the hazardous substance cleaned up. · " ' Descd'ption of actions, being taken to.prevent, recurrence of the discharge.' · Other information the department requires to fully assess the cause and .. impact of the discharge.. ..... . .... . ......................... . ...... PBU/MPU 5/94 1-12 BP EX PLORAI'IO~ (ALASKA) I.R.I.C. Fire Chief P. Pent.,r/L.Christle E-lvlall: 'Fire Supv.' Phone: 4~58/4458 Bpr: 661 OPERATION SECTION CHIEF: COMMAND (Depends on nature of inddent. ) FI RE-SAFETY-HAZMAT P. Penler/L. Christie PRODUCTION/FACILITIES 'Asset Area Supt.' NON-RIG WELL CONTROL E. Welksr/M. Townsend RIG WELL CONTROL J. Wiloughby/K. White ENVIRONMENTAL/SPILL R. Hocking/C. Backlund FIGURE 1-3 INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAM (IMT) ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT A. Simpson ? E-Mall: ' PBU-Mgr~ Admln Ar, st' Phone: 445114451 Bpr: 556 INCIDENT COMMANDER B. Dotson I L. Mcdade E-Mall: 'PBU-Fleld Manager' Phone: 4452/4452 Bpr: 292 INCIDENT COMMANDER - 1st ALT. R. Hunzeker I M. Foot E-Mall: ' PBU-Malnt Supt' Phone: 4400/4400 Bpr: 372 DEPUTY INCIDENT COMMANDER R. Hunzsk.,r I M. Foot E-Mail: · PBU-Malnt SupS" Phone: 4450/4400 Bpr: 372 I DEPUTY INCIDENT COMMANDER- ALT. & WELL CONTROL F. Holfer I S. Slsrr E-Mall: ' FOC Server' Phone: 434514345 Bpr: 932 S. Lynch (Anchorage) I PLANNING SECTION T. Nlswender / D. Fisher E-Mall: ' PBU Production Coord" Phone: 4472/4472 Bpr: 322 DEP. PLANNING SECTION CHIEF -i M. Kitrynluk / B. Dever.,aux E-Mall: 'PBU-NS Engr Coo~l' ~ Phone: 4402/4402 Bpr:. 514 ! LOGISTICS SECTION CHIEF J. Umbenhau.,r I D. Christi", E-Mall 'PBU-Slores Tach 4202' / 'PBU-Matl Coord-Proj' Phone: 4202/4408 Bpr: 650/524 I DEP. LOGISTICS SECTION CHIEF D. Fonn.,rlB. Charters E-Mail:' PBU-MalI. Contract Rep.' Phone: 4376/4376 Bpr: 944 SAFETY OFFICER B. Cerdon / J. Galucci E-Mall: 'PBU-SaleIy Manager' Phone: 445714457 Bpr:711 K. Huey E-Mail: PBU-HSE Ivlgr Phone: 4473 Bpr. 435 SAFETY OFFICER -ONSCENE "Safely Eng." PUBLIC INFORMATION/LIAISONS OFFICER "Asset Ar.,a Supt" MEDICAL SUPERVISOR M. McleseclL. Thomas E-Mall: 'PBU-Madlcal Facility" Phone: 432114315 M. Mclssac Bpr:. 'On Cai' 681, 'Oil Call' 231 I FINANCE SECTION S. St. John I D. Shsughnsssy E-Mall: 'PBU-Opts Fin A~alyst' Phone: 659-4164/521-4164 Bpr: C4934 I DEPUTY FINANCE SECTION CHIEF D. Walter., E-Mall: ' PBU-OpIs Fin Analysl" Phone: 4515 Bpr. 482 2/17/94 FIGURE 1-4 MUTUAL AID NOTIFICATION PROTOCOL OIL SPILL RESPONSE INDICATED LEVEL II OR m SPILL CHIEF ACTIVATES SRT SPILL DETECTED SPILLERS SRT SPILL CHIEF NOTU:IEIZ ARCO-PBUE PAX 659.$27~ BPX-PBUW ALYESKA PIPELINE 6~%2437 (AZ)VLSI{ {I,,ICO!VI~O PAX BY PHONE) ACS CALLS MUTUAL AID EMERGENCY NUMBERS AND PLACES TEAMS ON STAND.BY ALERT CONFIRMS STANDBY MUTUAL AID STATUS TO SPILLER BY FAX SPILL CHIEF CALLS OFF MUTUAL AID WITH EACH MEMBER COMPANY ALERTED BY ACS BPX ENDICOTT 6~9-68(X) PAX 6~9-6594. ARCO KUPARUK PAX 659-7341 CONFIRMED LEVEL I I ,, ESTABLISHED',. ICS ORGANIZATION ACTIVATED INCIDENT COMMAND AND GENERAL STAFF ESTABLISHED INDICATED LEVEL I INDICATED LEVEL 1I OR nm SRT ASSESSMENT CLEAN-UP PERSONNEL MOBILIZED ! CONFIRMED LEVEL I CLEAN UP COMPLE'I~D BY SRT SPILLER REQUESTS MUTUAL AID STANDBY BY ALERTING ACS ACS 659-2405 FAX 659-2616 SPILL CHIEF PERFORMS COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT CONFIRMEI) I.EVEI.. II (.)R I!1 { SPILL CHIEF ACTIVATES MUTUAL AID' BY CONTAC'rING ACS SRT's WITH SPECIFIC REQUESTS FOR RESOURCF~ Revised FIGURE 1-5 UNIFIED COMMAND FOSC (EPA/USCG) SOSC (ADEC) LOSC (NSB) OPERATIONS SECTION CHIEF cRISIS RESPONSE TEAM CRISIS MANAGER INCIDENT COMMANDER DEPUTY INCIDENT COMMANDER PLANNING SECTION CHIEF LOGISTICS SECTION CHIEF COMMAND STAFF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS State/Federal Govt. Affairs Officer Public Affairs Officer Community Liaison Officer Safety Officer Legal Officer FINANCE SECTION CHIEF MAJOR RESP0"~SE EQUIPMENT EVALUATION CRITERIA BOOMS MANUFACTURER & MODEL STORA¢_'E VOLUME (ll3/ft) OPERATING ENVIRONMENT SEA TOW PERSONNEL STATE SPEED (knots) REQUIRED DEPLOYMENT RECOVERY & STORAGE PROCEDURES FOR PERIODIC TESTING RD-CLEAN INT'L A/S RD BOOM, OCEAN 3M CORPORTATION FIRE BOOM (18-INCH) AMERICAN MARINE, INC. PERMAFENCE 36 ACME PRODUCTS CO. 6 X 12 HEAVY DUTY AMERICAN BOOM & BARRIER, MARK I-A KEPNER PLASTICS SEACURTAIN 61208 RF KEPNER PLASTICS SEACURTAIN COMP 812 DF KEPNER PLASTICS REELPAK, BPHD 812 RP ABASCO KAPPA IA/lB AMERICAN BOOM & BARRIER, FAST CURRENT TEXAS BOOM, SEAFULL R;VERINE TEXAS BOOM INTERTIDAL STX 30 0.54 3.2 0.7 0.92 0.22 0.3 0.15 0.07 1.13 0.64 0.36 0.15 OPEN SEA ROUGH 10 3 PROTECTED, OPEN PROTECED SLIGHT 10 4 MODERATE 10 3 CALM, PROTECTED CALM PROTECTED CALM :CALM, PROTECTED CALM, pRoTECTED PROTECTED SLIGHT 6-7 2 SLIGHT 10 2 SMOOTH SMOOTH, SLIGHT SMOOTH, SLIGHT ROUGH 1-5 3 PROTECTED, OPEN RIVER :, ROUGH 5 2 ROUGH .:, ~!~s~'J 0ii & a~s Cons. Commission An. chor~ .? INFLATED AND TOWED TOWED FROM TRAY PULL OUT AND SECURE TOWED TOWING REELS AVAILABLE TOWED, CLEANED FOLDED REEL, PULLER ANNUALINSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUALINSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUALINSPECTION O AFTER USE ANNUAL INSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUAL INSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUAL INSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUALINSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUALINSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUALINSPECTION O AFTER USE ANNUALINSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUALINSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUALINSPECTION OR AFTER USE MAJOR RESPONSE EQUIPMENT EVALUATION CRITERIA PUMPS MANUFACTURER & MODEL WEIGHT (lbs) PUMP POWER PUMP DEBRIS DISCHARGE NO FLOW (DRY) POWER REQ'D (bp) SPEED (rpm) TOLERANCE (in) PRESSURE (psi) OPERATION PROCEDURES FOR PERIODIC TESTING GORMAN-RUPP,CO. 3D-13 DE SMITHSKE DOP-250 164 GAS 5 60 2.3 ...... YES DIESEL/HYD OR 67 800 2 t47 NO ' EI../HYD ANNUAL INSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUAL INSPECTION OR AFTER USE MANUFACTURER & MODEL SKIMMERS TYPE OPERATING MAXIMUM OIL TYPE/ DEBRIS OPERATORS RECOVERY ENVIRONMENT DRAFT (It) THICKNESS (mm) HANDLING REQUIRED RATE (gpm) PROCEDURES FOR PERIODIC TESTING ABASCO, z- 14 ACME. FSV-5 CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS MW4 CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS MW62 SLICKBAR PRODUCTS CORP, MANTA RAY MORRIS INT'L TRADING LTD. MI-11/24 SUNSHINE TECH- NOLOGY CORP TDS-118 VIKOMA INTERNATIONA;L LIMITED, KOMARA 12K BOHUS INVEST INT'L AB, WALOSEP W4 ROPE MOP WEIR ROPE MOP ROPE MOP SUCTION DISC DRUM SKIMMER (48") DISC VORTEX/WEIR CALM FLOATS II, I, III NOT AFFECTED CALM 0.8 I, II AUTO/SCREEN 1 0.5 7-8 CALM 0.2, FLOATS II, III NOT AFFECTED 1 7 CALM O. 1, FLOATS II, III, I : CALM, 0.3 I. II .- PROTECTED 2-10 PROTECTED ...... I,II 1 PROTECTED 0.3-1 I,II, III THICK CALM, O. 8 I,II PROTECTED 1 & 10 PROTECTED, 3,6 I, II OPEN ...... NOT AFFECTED 0 AUTO/SMALL 1 35-38 AUTO/HAND 1 20 NOT AFFECTED 1 AUTOMATIC 2 2.8 SMALL 2 ANNUAL INSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUAL INSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUAL INSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUAL INSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUAL INSPECTION OR AFTER USE ~ ANNUAL INSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUAL INSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUAL INSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUAL INSPECTION OR AFTER USE MAJOR RESPONSE EQUIPMENT EVALUATION CRITERIA SKIMMERS (cont'd) TYPE OPERATING MAXIMUM OIL TYPE/ DEBRIS OPERATORS RECOVERY PROCEDURES FOR ENVIRONMENT DRAFT(ti) THICKNESS (mm) HANDLING REQUIRED RATE (gpm) PERIODIC TESTING MANUFACTURER & MODEL DE SMITHSKE AdS DESMI 250 DE SMITHSKE AdS DS- 150 FRANK MOHN AdS TRANSREC 250 NOR-MARINE A/S FOXTAIL V.A.B. 8-14 WEIR CALM, PROTECTED, 1.5 I, II, III, IV AUTO/HAND 1 300 OPEN EMULSIFIED WEIR CALM, PROTECTED, 1.2 I, II, III. IV AUTO/HAND 1 110 OPEN 2O WEIR/DISC/ OPEN 2.6 II, III BELT , 2O0 ROPE MOP . CALM, PROTECTED, FLOATS I, I1' III OPEN 25 1,364 NOT AFFECTED 2 352-396 ANNUAL INSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUAL INSPECTION OR AFTER USE ANNUAL INSPECTION OR AFTER USE ~ ANNUAL INSPECTION OR AFTER USE ; BPX PBU SPILL RESPONSE EQUIPMENT PBU SPILL RESPONSE EQUIPMENT SUMMARY ,, TOTAL ..... EQUIPMENT RATING RATING Boom., Ocean (75' Sections) 4,550 ft. 3M Fire Boom 3,000 ft. Delta (75' Sections) 73,500 ft. River (75' Sections) 4,050 ft. Self Inflating 1,200 ft. Baby Boom .600 ft. 86,900 ft. Boat~ Work Boats 7 Inflatable Boats 3 Recon Boats 2 Airboats 2 1 4 Ski.mmer~ Disc Skimmers, 30K (10 @ 6 bph) 60 bph Disc Skimmers, 12K (4 @ 5 bph) 20 bph Morris (1 @ 50 bph) 50 bph Scavenger (1 @ 250 bph) 250 bph Manta Ray (36 @ 34 bph) 1,224 bph Rope Mop (5 @ 14 bph) . . 70 bph .1,674 bph Temporary Storage Portable Tanks (1 @ 3,000 gal.) 3,000 gal. Portable Tanks (8 @ 1,500 gal.) 12,000 gal. Bladders (38 @ 500 gal.) 19,000 gal. Bladders (6 @ 1,000 gal.) 6,000 gal. Bladders (8 @ 1,500 gal.) 12,000 gal. Bladders (2 @ 2,500 gal.) 5,000 gal. ~. ......'. Bladders (16 @ ..'5,000 gal.)'' '. .... 80,000'.. "gal. 'I37,000 'gal. Category Total On DescriDtiorl Hand Warehouse Eo_ui_o. Status Cornm & Telemetry Comm & Telemetry Comm & Telemetry Corem & Telemetry Corem & Telemetry Corem & Telemetry Corem & Telemetry Corem & Telemetry Corem & Telemetry Corem & Telemetry Comm & Telemetry Corem & Telemetry Comm & Telemetry Corem & Telemetry Containment Eqap Containment Equip Containment Eqap Containment Equip Containment Equip. Containment Equip. Containment Equip. Containment Equip. Containment Equip. Containment Eqap Containment Equip Containment Equip Containment Eqap Containment Equip Containment Equip Containment Eqap Containment Equip Containment Equip Containment Equip. Containment Equip. Containment Equip. Containment Equip. Containment Equip. Equip, Air Equip, Air Equip, Air Equip, Air Radios, Handheld Spill response Net Tracking system, Orion, Spill Radios, I-landheid, VHF Radio Holsters Radio Batteries Radio Charger Headset Radio Holsters Radio Battery Recharger VHF Tracking Receiver Fax Machine, Xerox 7017 Anchor, 'Seahook', 25 lbs Anchor, 'Seahook", 40 lbs Anchor, Beach Anchor, Pole Boom, Ocean dike, 75' seclions, Boom, Delta, 75' secl~ons, Boom, River dike, 75'sections, Boom, 75' secl~ons, self inflalJng, Boom, 75' seclJons, self inllating, Anchors w/15' stay lines Anchor, 'Seahook', 8 lbs Plug N' Dike 1 PMP Plug N' Dike 8-PMP Anchor Cleves-Small Anchor Cleves-Large Verier Leak.Sealing.Bag , . 'Spill Area' Tape Marker Boom End Connectors-Lrg. Boom, Baby ( Silver Box) 150(ft) Boom, Baby ( Silver Box) 150(ft) Chemical response kit Oil Solidifier Liner 20x20 HELO Pallets Transportation racks Helicopter Nets Orange Vinyl Windseck Helicopter Nets 6 Enviro Shop In Stock 1 Enviro Shop in Stock 5 Enviro Shop In Stock 14 Enviro Shop In Stock 4 Enviro Shop In Stock 4 Enviro Shop I.~ Stock 32 Enviro Shop In Stock 20 Enviro Shop In Stock 2 Enviro Shop In Stock 1 Enviro Shop In Stock 26 Envim Shop In Stock 2 Enviro Shop In Stock 1 Enviro Shop In Stock 1 Envim Shop In Stock 50 T Pad In Stock 1478 T Pad In Stock 5 Green Tent In Stock 17 Green Tent In Stock 4550 T Pad In Stock 73500 T Pad In Stock 4050 T Pad In Stock 600 Response Van #1 In Stock 600 Response Van #1 in Stock 10 Response Van #1 In Stock 8 0 0 T- Pad In Stcx:k 7 Envim Shop In Stock 3 Enviro Shop in Stock 6 Enviro Shop In Sl~x:k 5 Enviro Shop In St~x:k 1 ~ . . Enviro Shop.. '. In Stock 9 Enviro Shop In Stock 2 Envim Shop In Stock ,, 2 Enviro Shop In Stock 2 Enviro Shop In Stock 1 Enviro Shop In Stock 2 5 Green Tent In Stock 1 Green Tent in Stock 14 Enviro Shop In Stock 3 3 Green Tent In Stock 1 Response Van #1 In Stock 2 Enviro Shop In Stock Category Total On DescriDtiorl Hand Warehouse Eoui_D. Statu~, Equip, Equip, Eq~p, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, .. Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, ':'Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, I.and Wand Land Wand Wand Wand Wand Wand Land Land Wand W. and Wand Wand Wand LandANater LandANater LandANater Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Snow machine w/utility sleds, 2 Honda 4 wheeler w/utility trailer 2 Trailers for Argo's 2 Trailers for Morooka 4 Trailers for Snow Mobiles & sleds 2 Portable Power Winch 2 Loader, IT-12 1 Snow Melter 1 Loader, 966 1 Trailers, 40' Flat 4 Toilet, Gas Fired Incinerating 1 Toilet, Gas Fired Incinerating 1 Command Van 1 Tractor, Morooka loader, Track 1 filter, air/Honda Gen 4 Tractor, 350 Case 2 Vans, 40' 3 Argo w/utility trailor 2 Hover Craft 2 Digital Heat Prober 3 Pulleys, Snatch block 4 Rope, Nylon 1' X 600' spool 9 Rope, Nylon, 3/4' X 600' spool 1 Spades 24 Square Nose Shovels 2 4 Rakes 24 Pitchlorks 24 E~rrel of Survey Stakes 1 Rags (box) 2 Garbage Bags (boxes) .4.0, Visqueen (boxes) 6 Mechanic's Toolbox 2 Rope, 1000' x 3/4' (It) 2 0 0 0 Rope, Nylon 1/2'x 600' spool 2 Rope, Poly Pro 600' x 1/2' spool 2 Rope, Poly Pro 600' x 3/8' spool 10 Tappet Valve 8937 2 Patch Kit in BIk. Ammo Box 2 Redy-Mast~c 282 Pedestal Adhesive 1 Shelter-Rite PM-107 Adhesive 1 2 A3W2 In Stock A3W2 In Stock A3 W2 In Stock A3W2 In Stock San~-Fe Pad In Stock Response Van #1 In Stock A3W2 In Stock A.C.S A.C.S A3W2 In Service T-Pad In Stock Green Tent In Stock Enviro Shop In Stock Enviro Shop In Stock A3W2 In Stock Enviro Shop In Stock A3W2 In Stock T-Pad In Stock A3W2 In Service A3W2 In Stock Enviro Shop In Stock Enviro Shop In Stock Green Tent In Stock Enviro Shop In Stock Response Van #1 In Stock Response Van #1 In Stock Response Van #1 In Stock Response Van #1 In Stock Response Van #1 In Stock Response Van #1 In Stock Response Van #1 ...... , '--In Stock Response Van #1 In Stock Response Van #1 In Stock Response Van #1 In Stock Response Van #1 In Stock Response Van #1 In Stock Green Tent On Order Enviro Shop In Stock Enviro Shop In Stock Enviro Shop In Stock Enviro Shop In Stock Enviro Shop In Stock i Category Descriotion Total Ha On Warehouse Ec~uiD. _ Statu~ Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, 'Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Equip, Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. M~. M~. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Mis¢. Misc. Water Water Water Water Water Water Water Water Water Water Water Water Water Water Water Water Water Water Water Water Water Water Equip, Water Equip, Water Equip, Water Equip, Water Generators Generators Patch Plas~ Sheets Vinyl Carabeeners Anchor Pulley (Small) Air Blower Battery Power Air Pump Rope, Poly Pro 600'x 1/2' spool Electric Nr Pump w/Attachment Extension Cord 25' Battery Charger (Atec) 60/250 Air Compressor, Dayton 5HP S~eam Cleaner, Horsy Light Bar Battery Boxes Boat, Avon R 3.80, Inflatable 12' Boat, Valco #2, Workboat, Boat, Zodiac, Inflatable, MK-1 Fuel Tanks, 6 gallons Boat, Work, Delta 1 Boat, Recon 1 Buoys, Strobe for channel marking Portable boat dock (1500 sq. ft) . Chain Saw Boat Motor, Johnson 15 Boat Motor, Johnson 25 HP Boat Motor, Johnson 75 HP Boat Motor, Evinrude88 HP Boat Motor, Johnson88 HP ~ Boat Motor, Evinrude 200 HP Auger, Ice. General 210 Hole Digger 9 10 1 1 1,4 1 6 1 1 1 1 10 2 1 1 24 1 1 100 1 4 1 4 4 8 2 .Depth Recorder-Eagle 3D-:100 LCD .. :....1 Depth Recorder-.Hondex Color 1 Depth Recorder--Hondex M460 Pro 1 Boat, Valco #1, Workboat, 1 Boat, Work, Delta 2 1 Boat, Work, Delta 3 1 Boat, Work, Delta 4 1 Boat, Work, Delta 5 1 Boat, Recon 2 1 Air boat 2 Generator, 3.5 Kw 1 Generator, 5 Kw 1 Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Green Tent Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop A3W2 Enviro Shop Enviro Shop A3W2 A3W2 T Pad T-Pad Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro.Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop A3W2 A3W2 A3W2 A3W2 .A3W2 A3W2 A3W2 Enviro Shop Enviro Shop In Stock In Stock in Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In. Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock Total On Descri.otiorl Hand Warehouse EauiD~ Statu~; Generators Generators Generators Life support Ufe support Ufe support Ufe support Ufe support Ufe support Ule support Ufe support Ufe support Ufe support Ufe support Ufe support Ufe support Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. · Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Recovery Equip. Generator, Traiiored 1 Generator, 3.5 Kw 1 Generator, Honda 2.2 2 Hanson Weather Port. Tent 12' x 15 5 Green Tent Hanson Weather Port. Tent 26' x 76 2 Green Tent Response box, man power support 2 Green Tent Signal Kit, 12 Guage Alerter Marine 2 Enviro Shop Dye Marker 5 Enviro Shop 5 Minute Elsa Escape Packs 6 Enviro Shop Respirator-Paint & Pesticide 8 Enviro Shop Respirator--Paint & Pesticide Assy. 2 Enviro Shop Respirator--Paint & Pesticide-.Lrg. 1 2 Enviro Shop Respirator--Paint & Pesticide--Sm. 1 Enviro Shop Heater, TOYO 2 Enviro Shop Glow in the dark sticks, white 100 Envim Shop Glow in the dark sticks, green 100 Enviro Shop 3' Floating Suction Head 2 Envim Shop Rope mop, 1-26E, lrailer 1 A3W2 Rope mop, CSI '26 DP-C, Trailer 1 A3W2 Rope mop, oil swab, 4' 100' 1 A3W2 Rope mop, Barrel mounted w/ 2 Enviro Shop Skimmer Head, Manta Ray, 48' x 3 6 Enviro Shop Skimmer, Morris 1 Enviro Shop Skimmer, Scavenger (and 1 Enviro Shop Skimmer Head, For 12K Skimmer 4 Enviro Shop Skimmer Head,For 30K Skimmer 2 Enviro Shop Tail Pulleys 9 Enviro Shop Power vac 2 Enviro shop Fasflo 1 A3W2 Female Elbow--4'--for 30k Power I ' "~Enviroshop Elbow W/Female Camlock-3' to 9 Enviro Shop 2' Diameter Bladder Vents ' 5 Enviro Shop Power Vac Accessories 2 Enviro Shop Hopper,For Power vac 1 Enviro Shop Hopper, For Power vac 1 Enviro Shop Wet Dry Vac 55Gal 2 Enviro Shop Vac-U-max 5 Enviro Shop Power Pack, For 30K Skimmer 2 Enviro Shop Skimmer Head,For 30K Skimmer 8 A3W2 Power Pack, For 30K Skimmer 8 A3W2 Power Pack, For 12K Skimmer 4 Enviro Shop A3W2 Response Van #1 Enviro Shop In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock Out of Service In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock Ready ' ' ~r~s~k In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock Category Descri_otion Total O~ Hand Warehouse EauiD. ~;tatus Recovery Equip. S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T, Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear · S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear S.R.T. Gear Sorbents Sorbents ' Sorbents Sorbents Sorbents Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Univac, Sykes For Fastflo Unit Rotation, Work Jacket, USGC Type Rotation, Worksuits, USCG Type V Chest Waders Wading Boos Bunny Boots Tote Bags Hip Boots Dry Suits Thermals, For Dry Suit Mittens,For Dry Suit Gloves,For Dry Suit Booties,For Dry Suit Necldess, For Dry Suit Face Masks,For Dry Suit Hard Hats Rubber Gloves 'Cotton Work Gloves safety Glasses Hip Boots Rain Gear Helmets--X-Lrg. Helmet--Large Helmet--Med. Helmet--Sm. Sorbent boom 40' sections, bales Sorbent Rolls 144' Sorbent sheets, 18' X 18', bags Sorbent Boom (bags) · '..-..Sorbent Rolls. , ~.'. .... Connex's for storing boom Tank, Folding, 3000 gallons Tank, Folding, 1500 gallons Tank, Folding, Replacment liners for Bladder, 1000 gallons, Bladder, 500 gal, 4' Floating Suction Head Bladder ,open top 2500gal suitable Bladder,500gal, ATL petro flex, 3' Bladder, 500gal, ATL peh'o flex 3' Bladder, 1500gal, ATL petro flex, 1 100 100 120 120 4O 4O 54 28 59 0 0 48 27 15 6O 6O 6O 6O 6O 6O 22 41 25 5 5O 25 4O 24 36 34 1 8 6 6 2 3 2 7 29 3 A3W2 Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Envim Shop Enviro Shop Envim Shop Envim Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Response Van #1 Response Van #1 Response Van #1 Response Van #1 Response Van #1 Response Van #1 Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Enviro Shop Response Van #1 , Response Van #1 T Pad A3W2 Enviro Shop Enviro Shop A3W2 A3W2 Enviro Shop A3W2 Enviro Shop A3W2 Enviro Shop In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock in Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock Out Of Stock Out Of Stock in Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock in Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In. Stock in Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock In Stock I Category Descri_otion Total On Hand Warehouse Eouio._ Status Storage Storage Storage Storage Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Equip, Water Containment Equip Bladder. 1500gal, ATL petro flex, Bladder, 5000gal, ATL petro flex, Bladder 5000gal.ATL pelto flex, 4' Boom Van w/4800' boom & acc. Hose 1-1/2', for floating pumps Hose 3' discharge, 50 tt sections Hose 3' discharge, 100 ft sections Hose, 3' x 25' suction Hose 4' discharge, 50 It sections Hose 4' x 25' suclJon Purop, 1 1/2' Floating, High Purop, 1 1/2' Floating, 140 GPM Purop, 3' centrifugal I Gas Pump, 3' Diaphragro, electrically Hose, 3" X 25', floating suction Hose Clamps 4' Hose Clarops 1/2'- 1 1/4' Hose Ciamps-Medium Hose Nozzle-1 114' Hose Clamps for 30k Power Pack Purop, 4' Centrifugal, Trailer Pump, 3' Diaphragm I Gas Purop, 2' centrifigal, horoelite Boat, Zodiac in.table 5 A3W2 In Stock 1 Enviro Shop In Stock 1 5 A3W2 In Stock T-Pad In Stock 200 Envim Shop In Stock 400 Enviro Shop In Stock 5 00 Enviro Shop In Stock 3 0 0 Enviro Shop In Stock 900 Enviro Shop In Stock 10 0 Enviro Shop In Stock 3 Enviro Shop in Stock 3 Enviro Shop In Stock 4 Enviro Shop In Stock 1 A3W2 In Stock 150 Enviro Shop In Stock 31 Enviro Shop In Stock 3 0 Enviro Shop in Stock 3 7 Enviro Shop in Stock 1 Enviro Shop In Stock 4 Enviro Shop In Stock 3 5 Enviro Shop In Stock 3 Green Tent In Stock 4 Enviro Shop In Stock 2 Enviro Shop In Stock 1 Enviro Shop In Stock Boom, 3M Fire 3000' T-Pad In Stock MPU SPILL REPONSE EQUIPMENT Catcgo~ Communications Containment Containment Containment Containment Containment Conlainment Conlainmenl Conlainment Conlainment Containment Containment Containment Containment Containment Containment Containmenl Containment .Containment Containmenl Containment Conlainment Conlainment Containment Conlainment Containment Containment Containment Containment conlainment Containment Containment 3onlainment Conlainmenl Containmenl Containment Conlainmenl Containment Conlainmenl Containment Containment Containment Containmenl containment Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Access Tolal On Description Hang Radios, Acs 10 Shore Seal Boom 200' Fast Waler Boom W/Tow 1000' 2400 Gallon Porta Tank 1 Shore Seal Boom 200' Fast Water Boom W/Tow 1000' 2400 Gal Porla Tank 1 Shore Seal Boom 4.00' Fasl Water Boom 1000' 2400 Gallon Fast Tank 1 Shore Seal Boom 200' Fast Waler Boom 1500' 2400 Gal. Fast Tank ;1 Kepner Boom C/w Reel 500' Kepner Compaclable Boom 500' Faslank, 1500 Gal & Cover 3 Faslank, 2500 Gal. & Cover - 1 Fastanks, 5' X 5' ~6 Shore Anchors (fence Posts) 10 Shore Anchors (fence Posts) 12 Danforlh Anchors/Rigging 10 Rope 3/8' Dia., Polypro, 600' 1 Rope 5/8" Dia., Polypro, 600' .1 Shore Anchors (fence Posts) 10 Post Driver For Fence Posts - 1 Shore Anchors (fence Posts) i 2 40# Danforlh Anchors W/ 10 Rope, 3/8' Dia., Polypro, 1 Rope, 5/8' Dia., Polypro, 1 40# Danforth Anchors W/ i 0 Shore Anchors (fence Posts) 10 Shore Anchors (fence P'~sts) 10 Shore Anchors (fence Posts) 12 40# Danforth Anchor'~ W/ 10 Rope, 5/8' Dia., Polypro, .1 Buoy Floats W/Cables And '4 Boom Repak Kit i Boom Tow Rope 2 Shore Anchors, Melal Stakes i 7 Shore Anchors, Metal Sakes 20 40# Anchors W/Buoy 4 Rope, 1/2" Spool 1 Rope, 1/4' Spool I Warehouse Milne Point (ACS) Milne Poinl (ACS) Milne Point (ACS) Milne Poinl (ACS) Milne Poinl (ACS) Miine Point (ACS) M~ne Point (ACS) Milne Point (ACS) Mine Point (ACS) Milne Point (BPX) Miine Point (ACS) Mine Point (ACS) Mine Point (ACS) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Mine Point (ACS) Milne Poinl (BPX) Milne Point (ACS) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (ACS) Milne Point (ACS) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (ACS) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Mine Point (ACS) Milne Point (ACS) Milne Point (ACS) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (ACS) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Poinl (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Poinl (BPX) Whse Location R /S cpf R /S C~Sile 2. R /S C~2 R /S Cc~.~2 R /S c~3 R /S ccr~ S~ ~ R /S C~3 R /S C~4 R /S C~.S~4 R /S C~S~4 R /S R /S R /S C~S~S R /S Mo-gl!)0 R /S R /S Orit 4007 R /S Orit 4007 R /S Cltl5 R /S c~2 R /S C~2 R /S c~2 R /S R /S c~s~2 R /S c~3 R /S C~S~3 R /S co~s~3 R /S c~3 R /S C~S~3 R /S c~3 R /S c~4 R /S C~rd. Sile 4 R /S Cc~.S~S R /S c,~.~5 R /S c,~.s~5 R /S cc~s~s R /S R /S Mu-9190 R3 /SB Mu-gig0 R2 /SC Mu-9190 R3 /S Mu-9190 R2 /SB Mu-9190 R2 /S Mu-9ig0 R2 /Sc Mu-9190 R2 /SC Mu.9t90 Set, # BMSH-9304 715/94 Old ID # BMSH-9314 Taa number:. BMSH-9310 BM RV-9304-BT TKFT-2417 BMSH-9303 BMRV-9312-BT TKFT-2421 BMSH-9311 BM RV-9308-BT BMSH-9307 BM RV-9313-BT TKFT-2420 BHD 812 RP p/n bhd 8121 ANCH-0016-03 ANCH-O016-25 ANCH-0016-18 BMSH-9317 BM RV-9304-BT TKFT-2417 BMSH-9309 BM RV-9312-BT TKFT-2421 BMSH-9320 BM RV-9308-BT BMSH-9318 BM RV-9313-BT TKFT-2420 BHD 812 RP Bhd 812F ^NCH-O016-03 ANCH-O016-25 AN.CH-0016-18 Cate~o .fy Conlalnmenl Access Environment/monitoring Environment/monitoring Environment/monitoring Environment/monitoring Environment/monitoring Environment/monitoring Environmenl/moniloring Environment/monitoring Environment/monitoring Environment/monitoring EnHronment/monitoring Environment/monitoring Environment/monitoring Equipment/marl Slorage Equipment/marl Slorage Equipment/marl Slorage Equipment/marl Slorage Generators/lighting Generators./lighting Generators/lighting Generalors/lighling Generalors/lighling Generalors/lighling Generalors/lighling Generators/lighling Generators/lighting Generators/lighting Life Supporl Life Support Life Support Life Supporl Life Support Life Support Life Support. Life Support Life Support Life Supporl Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Supporl Life Support Life Support ; Total On Descriplion Hand Warehou~ Liners & Tarps, Various Sizes 8. Milne Point (BPX) Survey Lath, 3', 50/ball 1:1 Milne Point (BPX) Survey Tape 1" Wide, 4~ Milne Point (BPX) Survey Lalhe, 3', 50/ball 1.= Milne Point {BPX) Survey Tape, .1' Wide, 4. Milne Point (BPX) Survey Lalh, 3', 50/bdl 1_ Miles Point (BPX) Survey Tape, 1" Wide, 4' Milne Point (BPX) Surveyor Stakes 18" 101 Milne Poinl {BPX) Survey Stakes, 3' 203 Milne Poinl {BPX) Survey Tape, 1" Wide, 10 Milne Poinl (BPX) Windsock 1 Milne Poinl (BPX) Wind Sock 1' Milne Polnl (BPX) Rangematic 1000 Device 1' Milne Point (BPX) Distance Wheel 11 Milne Poinl (BPX) Unimax 2 Cycle Oil 3' Milne Poinl (BPX) Napa Premium Starting Fluid -!. Milne Poinl (BPX) Wd40 1.' Milne Poinl (BPX) Tanaka 2 Cycle Oil 1 Milne Point (BPX) 2 Kw Generalor Set I Milne Poinl (ACS) Electric Cable, 110 Volt, 50' Miine Point (ACS) 2 Kw Generator Set 1 Mine Point (ACS) Electric Cable, 110 Voll, 50' Milne Point (ACS) Light Mount Bolls 8 Milne Poinl (BPX) 3 K Generator, Yanmar Diesel i Milne Point (BP×) 3 K Generator, Yanmar Diesel 'i Milne Point (BPX) Floodlights, 500w 3 Milne Point (BPX) Generator, Trailer Mount d I Milne Point (BPX) Generator, 3kw Yanmar Diesl 2 Milne Poinl (BPX) First Aid Kit I Milne Poinl (BPX) Rubber Hip Waders, Lize 9 I Milne Point (BPX) Rubber Hip Waders, ~ize 10 1 Milne Poinl (BPX) Rubber Boots, Size 8 2 Milne Poinl (BPX) Rubber Boots, Size 9 2 Milne Poinl (BPX) Rubber Boots, Size 10 2 Milne Point (BPX) Rubber Boots, Size 11 1 Milne Poinl (BPX) Rubber Boots, Size 12 2 Milne Poinl (BPX) Safety Glasses 4 Milne Poinl (BPX) Respirator, 1/2 Mask W/ 1 Milne Poinl (BPX) Gloves, Black, Chemical 9 Milne Point (BPX) Gloves, Fireball 2 Milne Point (BPX) Gloves, Disposable Vinyl, I Milne Point (BPX) Jacket, Neoprene L 3 Milne Point (BPX) Coveralls, Tyvek, White, 8 Milne Point (BPX) Response Suit L 2 Milne Point (BPX) Whse Location Ser. # 7/5/94 Old ID # Ta~ number: MM30 GNED-0201 GNED-0207 #4 #3 mu-9205 MM30 GNED-0201 GNED~0207 mu-9203 N/A mu-9205 7/5!94 ~te~o!7 Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Life Support Lile Support Lile Support Life Support Logistics/land Logistics/land Logislics/land Logislics/land Logistics/land Logistics/land Logislics/!and Logistics/land Logistics/land LogislicsAand Logislics/land Logislics/land Logislics/land Logislics/land Logislics/land Logistics/land-water To lal On Description Hand Warehouse Rain Gear Coves'ails 3 Milne Point (BPX) Respirator, Dusl/Welding 20 Milne Point (BPX) Ear Plugs 150 Milne Point (BPX) Survival Gear Bag (waders 1 Milne Point (BPX) Survival Gear Bag (waders '1 Milne Point (BPX) Sundval Gear Bag (waders 1 Milne Point (BPX) Survival Gear Bag (waders 1 Milne Point (BPX) First Aid Kit I Milne Poinl (BPX) Imn~rsion Suits 8 Milne Poinl (BPX) Hazmal Suits, Blue L. 4 Milne Point (BPX) Waders. Chesl. Neoprene L 4 Milne Point (BPX) Waders. Chest. Neoprene Xl 3 Milne Point (BPX) Waders. Chest, Neoprene Xxl 5 Milne Point (BPX) Waders. Chesl. Neoprene Xll 1 Milne Point (BPX) Wader Shoes, Size 10 .2 Milne Poinl (BPX) Wader Shoes, Size 11 5 Milne point (BPX) Wader Shoes, Size 12 4 Milne Point (BPX) Wader Shoes, Size 13 I Milne Point (BPX) Float Coat W/Hood/dL~er L 2 Milne Point (BPX) Float Coat. Hood, Diaper XI 2 Milne Point (BPX) Floal Coat, Size 44-46 5 Milne Point (BPX) Float Coat. Size 48-50 4 Milne Point (BPX) Floal Coat, Size 50-52 3 Milne P0inl (BPX) Mosquilo Nel, Head 1 1 Milne Point (BPX) Gear Bags. Nylon 12 Milne Point (BPX) Id Vests, I C S 1 1 Milne Point (BPX) Vesls. Refleclive 6 Milne Poinl (BPX) Hazmal Dec. on Showers 4 Milne P(~inl (BPX) Connex, 20 F! I Milne POinl (BPX) Connex. 20 F! I Milne Point (BPX)=. Connex, 20 Fl. 1 . Milne Point (BPX)- Connex, 20 Ft. I Milne Point (BPX) Caulion Tape For Hol Zone 2 Milne Poinl (BPX) Tow Straps, Ratchet ;~ Milne Point (BPX) W~:I Eater, Stihl Fs8Oav I Milne Point (BPX) 4 Wheeler, Honda Fourtrx I Milne Pcint (BPX) 4 Wheeler, Honda Fourtrax I Milne Point (BPX) Trailer, Four Wheeler 1 Milne Point (BPX) Trailer, Four Wheeler 1 Milne Point (BPX) Trailer, For Snowmachine 1 Milne Point (BPX) Snowmachine, Skidoo Nordic 1 Milne POint (BPX) Snowmachine, Arctic Cat 1 Milne Point (BPX) Cargo Straps, Z Yellow 2 Milne Point (BPX) Chainsaw, Stihl 056 Av/ 1 Milne Poinl (BPX) 3 Whse Location R4 /SB Mu-9190 R4 /SB Mu-9190 R4 /SB Mu-9190 R4 /SA Mu-9190 R4 /SA Mu-9190 R4 /SA Mu-9190 R 4 /SA ~!u.9190 R3 /SB Mu-gl~0 R1 /S (;!116 R4 /S till6 R3 /S c1'~16 R3 /S c1~16 R3 /S cl116 R3 /S c~;6 R3 /S clf;6 R3 /S R3 /S c;;~6 R3 /S c;;16 R~' /S c~6 R2 /S c~1~6 R~' /S c~;6 R~ /S c~;~6 R2 /S c~16 R4 /S c;~6 R4 /S Cl116 R~ /S c~6 R /S R /S c;~5 R /S R /S R /S R /S ~5 /SB ~u-9190 /SB Uu-9190 R /S ~u-919o R /S R /S R /S R /S u~t4~ R /S R /S ~t4~ R /S R1 /Sc ~u-9190 Set, # Conx-O002-20 Old ID # CONX-O003-20 Seal #03607 Conx-O005-20 mu-9194 mu-9207 Mu-9206 #47115 #47116 Mu-9~07 #4918594 CONX-OO03-20 Conx-0004-20 Conx-0OO5-20 mu-9194 mu-9207 Mu-9206 #47115 #47116 Mu-9107 #4918594 7/5/9~ " Category. ; LogislicsAand-water : LogislicsAand-water : Logislics/land-water .: ~ Logistics/water ~ Logistics/water Recovery -: Recovery Recovery · Recovery -; Recovery " Recovery i Recovery Recovery ; Recovery Recovery Recovery Recovery Recovery Recovery Recovery Access . Recovery Access Recovery Access Recovery Access Recovery Access Recovery Access Recovery Access Recovery Access .- Recovery Access Recovery Access Recovery Access Recovery Access Recovery Access Recovery Access Recovery Access .; Recovery Access Recovery Access Recovery Access Recovery Access Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Description Chocks, Rubber Tire Helmets. Lazer Mx4 Trailer, Boat Boal. Zodiac Outboard Motor, Suzuki. 40 Rope Mop 4' Mi 30 Skimmer/Power Pack 3' Diaphragm Pump 4" Rope Mop Mi 30 Disc Skimmer/Pwr Pak Rope Mop, Electric Nde · Rope Mop, Diesel Abasco Skirnmer, Manta Ray Pump, 3' Diaphragm. ~ Skimmer, Vikoma Disc & Power Pak For Vikoma Pump, Centrifugal. 2' 3 Hp. Pump. 3' Trash, Multiquip Pump, 3' Trash, Duetz Rope Mop- Spare Rope Camlock Adapter, 3'rn X 2'f Camlock Adapter 3"m X 2'f Spare Rope For Rope Mop Ice Auger, General 232 Salvage Drum, 85 Gal. Empty Recovery Drum, 55 Gallon Rope Mop, 4' Spare Rope Rope Mop Anchor Biocks, Y Hose Floats W/Banding 3' Suction Screens (male) 2' Suction Screens (male) Reducer, 3' F To 2" Female Reducer, 3" M To 2' F Hose Cap, 3' Reducer, 2' F To 1 1/2 ' Cap Reducer, 2" M To 1 1/2 ' Cap Spare Pump Parts, Misc. Gaskets, Misc Posl Driver For Fence Posts Poultry Fencing 36'x 50'x 2' Sledge Hammer, 10 Pound Shovel, Square Point Garden Rake Funnel. 5 Quart Total On Hand 6 4 1- 1'' 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1: 1 3 2 2. 6-. 3 1 1 1' 8: 1 6' 1 1 1 2; 2 . Warehouse Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (ACS) Milne Point (ACS) Milne Point (ACS) Milne Poinl (ACS) Milne Point (ACS) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Poinl (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Poinl (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Mitne Point (ACS) Milne Point (ACS) Mitne Point (ACS) Milne Poinl (ACS) Milne Poinl (BPX) Milne Poinl {BPX) Milne Poinl (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Poinl (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Poinl (BPX) Milne Poinl (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (ACS) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Poinl (BPX) Whse Location R /S Mu-9190 R /S R /S M~ R /S Lk-it 4003 R /S Ci~Wh~ R /S ~2 R /S ~2 R /S ~2 R /S ~3 R /S R /S ~t~7 R ZS ~t~7 R /S ~t4~7 R /S ~t~7 R /S ~t~7 R /S ~t4~7 R /S R /S ~t~7 R ~S ~t~ R ~S ~2 R /S ~2 R /S ~2 R /S R /S R /S ~t~7 R /S ~t~ R /S R /S R /S R /S ~14~7 R /S ~t4~7 R /S R /S R /S ~4~7 R /S ~t~7 R /S R /S ~t~7 R /S R /S ~2 R /S R /S ~2 R /S ~2 R /S R /S Ser, # Old ID # #LE392/G586 SKMP-0003 SKDI-0001 PDEG-0304 SKMP-0004 SKDI-0003 Mu-9192 Mu-9191 #8039592 #8039596 #L E392JG 586 SKMP-OO03 HYPU-OO01 PDEG-O304 SKMP-O004 HYPU-OO03 Mu-9192 mu-9191 #8039592 #8039596 Category Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools 3hop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Shop/hand Tools Sorbenls Tolal On Description Hand Camlock Adapter 3' M X 2" F 1 Poultry Fencing, 36' X 50' X 1 Sledge Hammer, 10 Pound 1 Shovel, Square Poinl 2 Garden Rake 2 Funnel. 5 Qt i Tool Box W/Various Tools i Funnel, Small 1 Posl Ddver For Fence Pnsts 1 :. Post Driver For Fence Pc ;ts 1- Poultry Fencing, 38' X 50' X2' 1 Sledge Hammer, 10 Pound li Shovel, Square Point Garden Rake 2 Funnel, 5 Quart i Banding Punch HackSaw 1, Mallet 1' Wire Brush 2 Brush. Wire/bristle 1 Files, Assorted Sizes 6. Hamme~. Claw Wedge 1' Funnel ,11 Wrench. Pipe, 18" 1 Wrench, Pipe, 24" 1 Poultry Wire, 38" X 50' X 2" 2 Broom, Push 1 Sledge Hammer, 10 Pound 2 Funnel. Various Sizes :: 3 Nuls, Unislrut W/o Springs 1 O0 Dust Broom & Dusl Pan 1 Jumper Cables 1 Step Ladder, 6' 1 Pitchforks 1 4 Shovels. Square Head 13 Squeegies 15 Garden Rakes 2 Jumper Cables 1 Exlension Cords 2 Jumper Cables i Hand Sprayers, Steel 4 Jumper Cables 1 Sorbenl Pads 36" X 36' 2 Warehouse Milne Point (ACS) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (ACS) ' Milne Point (ACS) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Poinl (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Poinl (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Poinl (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Poinl (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Whse Location R /S C<~. She 3 R /S Cml. Site 3 R /S C0rt~3 R /S Cmt. Site 3 R /S c~s~3 R /$ Cc~ Si~ 3 R /S Cent. S~te 3 R /S C(~. Site 3 R /S cc~s~4 R /S .R -/S R /S R /S R /S R /S R ~ /Sc Mu-9190 R1 /SC MU-9190 R1 /~C Mu-9190 R1 /~ Mu-9190 R 1 /SC R 1 /SC R 1 /Sc R1 /Sc ~u-9190 R1 /Sc Mu-9190 R 1 /Sc au-~90 R2 /SB ~u-~t~ R /S au-~o R /S ~u-~90 R4 /S ~u-9190 R3 /SB au4190 R3 /SB R~ /SO ~.9~ R /S ~u-~ R /S R /S au-9~ R /S au-~o R /S au-sm R /S ~t~ R /S R /S R /S c~l~s R /S R /S ~2 Ser,# Old ID # Catc~o~ Sorbents Sorbenls Sorbenls Sorbenls Sorbents Sorbents Sorbents Sorbenls Sorbenls Sorbents Sorbents Sorbents Sorbents Tracking Tracking Tracking Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer Transfer/storage Transfer/storage Transfer/storage Transfer/storage Transler/slorage Transfer/storage Transfer/storage Transfer/storage Description So,bent Pads 18" X 18" X Sorbenl Boom 5" X 10' Sorbent Roll, 36" X 150' Sorbent Pads, 36' X 36' Sorbenl Boom, 5" X 10' Sorbent Pads, 18' X 18' X Boom, Absorbent Sorbenl Bales, 36 X 36 Sorbent Bales, 12 X 12 Sorbent Roll, 150 X 3' Sorbent Boom, 8' X 10' Bales Sorbenl Boom 5'x 10' Sorbenl Pillows, 12/bx T-card System 8 Mm Video Camera/Tripod All Weather Writing Pads 3' Suction Hose 3' Discharge Hose Bucket, Metal, 5 Gal. Cap. 3' Diaphragm Pump 3' Discharge Hose 3' Trash Pump Bucket, Melal, 5 Gal. Cap. 3' Suclion Hose 3' Discharge Hose 3' Diaphragm Pump Bucket, 5 Gallon Hose, 3" Suction/discharge Hose, 3" Suction- Disc Hose, 3" Suclion/discharge Hose, 2' Discharge 25' Hose, 2" Suclion/discharge Hose, 2' Suction Disharge Karnlock, 2' F To 2' M Kamlock, 2" F To 2" F Kamlock, 2'm To 2' M Fuel Can, 5 Gal. W/Gasoline Fuel Can, 5 Gal. W/Diesel Oily Waste Bags 30 X 40 X 4 Fuel Can, 5 Gal. W/Gasoline Fuel Can, 5 Gal. W/Diesel Oily Waste Bags 30 X 40 X 4 Fuel Can, 5 Gal. W/Gasoline Fuel Can, 5 Gal. W/Diesel $ Total On Hand 7 4' 1 2 4 7 200' 48 5 ! 8 20 3: 2~ 1: 1 11 246' 800' 3 400' 1: 3 120' 200' 1 2 2' 1' 9. 4 5'. 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Warehouse Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Poinl (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) M~ne Point (ACS) M~ne Poinl (ACS) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (ACS) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (ACS) Milne Point (ACS) Milne Point (ACS) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Uilne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Whse R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R ~S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R4 /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S R /S Location Cml. S~ 2 Cml. Sile 2 Ca,.Site 2 ConlSile 3 Ca~.Sae3 Cra[Site3 Mu-gl90 Mu-9190 Mu-9190 Mu-9190 Mu-9190 C1115 C!!15 Cpi C1116 C1116 Co'lt. Si~ 2 C<nt. Site 2 ConL,~le 2 CmLSil~ 3 Co~Sh~3 Col. Sile 3 CmlSite 5 C(~.Sit~ 5 CmLSi~5 Mu-9190 Urit 4007 Urit 4007 Urit4007 Ud14007 Urit4007 Urit 4007 Urit4007 I.h'it 4007 Cml. Sho2 Cu,.Site2 CmLSite 2 Cont Site 3 C(~3 Ce~Sile 3 CmL,~le 5 CmLS~ 5 Ser. # 7/5/94 Old ID ~ Tag number. Mu-9196 HOSS-0307-O 1 HOSD-0301-02 HOSD-0301-05 MU-9202 HOSS-0301-13 HOSD-O302-03 PDEG-0307 Mu-9196 HOSS-0307-01 HOSD-0301-o2 HOSD-0301-05 Mu-g202 HOSS-O301-13 HOSD-0302-O3 PDEG-0307 Tmnsfer/$torag~ Transfer/slorage Transfer/storage Transfer/storage Transfer/storage Transfer/storage Transfer/slorage Description Oily Waslo Bags, 30 ×40 X4 Fuel Can, 5 Ballon. Empty Fuel (;an, 5 Gal., Diosel Nylon Stuff Sacks Visqueen Roll. Fuel Can, For Weed Ealer Fuel Can, For Boat, 5 Gal. Fuel Can, 5 Gal For Auger Total 'On Hand :1 80 2 Warehouse Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Poinl (BPX) Milne Poinl (BPX) Milne Point (BPX) Milne Poinl (BPX) Milne Poinl (BPX) Whse Location R /S c~nt~5 R2 /S Mu-9190 R4 /S ~U-9190 R /S R2 /SB Mu4190 R4 /S ~u-9190 R4 /S Mu-gigo R4 /S Mu-91go Ser. # 7/5/94 Old ID # #50-1 mu-9199 mu-9193 #50-1 mu-9199 mu-9193 BPX ENDICOTT SPILL RESPONSE EQUIPMENT ENDICOTT SPILL RESPONSE EQUIPMENT SUMMARY TOTAL EQ,UIPMENT .... RATING ,RATING ...... Boom Ocean (75' Sections) 3,000 ft. Delta (75' Sections) 21,000 ft. Delta Mini 200 ft. Harbor Boom 1,000 ft. Fire Boom 2,000 ft. 27,200 ft. Boats Work Boats 2 Shallowdraft 1 Airboats 2 5 Skimm~r~ Disc Skimmers, 12K (1 @ 50 bph) 50 bph Rope Mop (4 @ 14 bph) 56 bph Manta Ray (2.@ 34 bph) . 68 bph 1'74 bph Temoorarv Storage Portable Tanks (2 @ 2,000 gal.) 4,000 gal. Bladders,,13 @ 250,[[a1.~ ,. 750 [[._al.. 4,_.750 [[al. ALA LEAN SEAS 0w N E~'.;~ EXPLORATIOfl Pa9 1 NOR') .... ._OPE OPERATIONS '~-~J~]CO"~ MASTL ,~UIPMENT LIST ...... " Dale Produced: APR 20 91 {ALL) CATEGORY: Eqdpmenl TaO/~ AII/C~d Tag No. Model No. Manu[aclurer Sedal No. DeIedption OLA Numbm I'ladng Unit Ler~lh Width ttelgh! Weight ANCl IO061 ANCI18050 AIV. I(~ I ArV. I~2 ATV. 1083 I~IOT.4081.O ~JDT. 4382 B BMOT-4383 g BMDT.43B4 B B~DT-4385B BMDI.43818 B BMDT-4367-B ~OT-~3~ B I~M DT.4390 B B,MDT.,Og I.B Eg, I DT.43~2 B D,MDT. 43~3 B OMFX.3982 B BMFX.3983 a DMFX-3984 B BMFX-7761.B BMIiR.?481 BMO, C-?O81-B [~T.1~81 BOAT-L>086 o~1~, i~ 2" FLOAT, 4' SI(IRT CC~JPACTIOLE BRUCE ANCI ICRS KEPNER' ~JZUKI SUZUKI S~JZUKI AMERICAN MARINE AMERICAN MARINE AMERICAN MARINE AMERICAN MARINE AMERICAN MARINE AMERICAN MARINE AMERICAN MARINE AMERICAN MARINE . AMERICAN MARINE AMEnlCAN MARINE AMEn)cAN MARINE AMERICAN MAnM-' 3M ' KEPN£n KEPNEn KEPNER BOOM, ANCI k3RS BPX-ENO.BO ANCHOR, SEA DRCX]/JE. TOWABLE, 2 I~A BPX-ENDSO ?t2105T93 AI'V. 250C0 BPX-ENO. eO 3[2105743 ATV, 250C~ BPX-ENO-~O 5J2107362 A~I, 250CC BPX-ENO-80 BOOM, DELT~ MINL BOTTO~ TENSION BPX-ENO-BO 2ooR' B43OM, ~([LTA' I X e BPX-ENO.eO 1,760 FT BCX~J, D~LTA' I X i BPX.ENO-60 1,750 FT BOOM, DELTA, I X I DPX.ENO-BQ 1,750 FT BCX~J, DELTA, I X I, BPX-ENO-~0 1,750 FT BOOM, DELTA, I X I BPX-ENO-60 1,750 FT BOOM, DELTA, I X I BPX-ENO-BQ 1,750 FT B4DC)M, DELTA, I X I BPX-ENO-BO 1,750 FT BOOM. DELTA' I X I BPX-ENO-~ 1.750 FT BOOM. DELTA, I X I BPX.ENDeO 1.750 FT IK)OM, DELTA, I X I BPX-ENO-eo 1.750 FT aoc~. DELTA. e X e BPX.ENOIO t.?SO FT BOC&I, DELTA' ~ X e BPX.ENOO0 t,750 FT BOOM, FIRE, l! X 24 BPX.ENO.eO ~ FT B(X~I, FIRE, ILX24 BPX-ENO-~O :)~ FT BOOM. FIRE, I~X 24 BPX-ENOeO 30O FT BOOM, FIRE, t2X I! BPX-ENOO0 1,000 FI' BOOM,~I X 12 BPX.ENO-80 I,(XX) FT BOOM, OCEAN, ~2 X ~0 BPX-ENO.eO 3.00O Fr ABCF724011990 OOAT, 16' SHN. LOW DRAFT .~ .'~.~ ....... ~.~- ........... L%' . 8OAT, 2(ACT AlflBOAT j~WIT, ,lo &'r I~W,,]r~ I ~lri ALASF "LEAH SEAS · NOR~ .~.OPE OPERAIIONS Dato ducod: ^~FI 20 Equlpmenl Ta0# All/Old TmO 14o. Mo(Id · OWNER' , EXPLORATIOtJ · MAS] 2,,QUIPMENT LIST (ALL} CATEGORY: Man~faclu/er Serial Ne. Oescdplton OLA Number RIl~g Unil Lenglh 10109 H4000 RT SUPPORT JISRESR JISflESR JIS~ESR JTOELESB JTOELESB JTOELESD JTOELESO JTOELESB ROBS~113~ 1100557613. ROe54T/60 (~O2537803 CX:)2509317 OO253,143 I GO253TZ92 2 · W'mth ttei~hl Weight ALA LEAN SEAS NOR ...... JLOPE OPERATIONS Dale rroduced: APR 20 91 OWN E ~,.,~' ..~.EXPLORATIOt,I MAS]. 'E'QUIPMENT LIST (ALL) CATEGORY: : Equipmenl Tag~ All/Old TsO No. M4:~del No. Minula. ctu~ef , Sedal No. Descdpllon OLA Numbe~ Riling Unit Lenglh W'~lh Helghl Wei~hl ODP,q-Do 8 l-JO JQ,OMLCDC JOIl"l(~De, I J'/1:M511 C~JTBCX41aq~ ~ ~ BPX-ENO-80 ODPR-0082-.IO ,,J~COC JOi IqgCN'~ J7 I:M20I OUTBOARD,, ~0 HP BPX-EHDO0 OBP R-DO83-JO JOOMLCDC JOttqSIOH R7306030 (X, tTBOARO. ~0 HP 8PX-END-80 PCEG.:L18 ! S, kPC PUMP OOI OPO302 MULTIQIJP D302-1603 PUMP. DIAPHRAGM, :r BPX-END80 PPE*80OI 8TEARNS/IdUSTANG FULL LENGTH FLOAT. SUIT, MED, 10 EA BPX-ENDO0 PPESO02 9TEAflflS/IdUSTANG FULL lENGTH FLOAT. SUIT, LARGE, 2~ EA BPX*ENI~80 PPE.8003 s~EARNs/MU~TANG FULL LENGTH FLOAT. ~UtT, )IL, I~ EA BPX.ENI~B0 PP£-GO04 SI~ARNS/MUSTANG FULL LENGTH I~Oat. surf, XXL, It e~ BPX.ENO.e0 PPESO05 81EAFIHS'MUS/AN(] FUlL LEHQ114 FLOAT. BLNT, XXXL, 3 EA BoX-ENO-BO PPE-e0~, t RESPONSE IEAM 8~RVIVAL PACK ILeX-END-BO PPE.8030 MSR 19C. HE AlE FVCEX:)K 91'OVE, ISO BUTANE, 14 EA BPX.ENO-BO PPE.8OS0 PERSONAL BELT 8URVIVAL PACK. IIO EA BPX-ENO-~0 PPESO60 ACIVLSA PORT. LiGHT, SUPER BEAM, WP, ? EACH BPX-ENO-~O ,. P TEG-338 t SAPC PUMP l~2 301 MULIlQUlP 301-2683 PUMP, 1RASH. :r BPX.ENDO0 PX-0tat 7~e lO, lEI4' PUUP, BARRLq., HAND TRANSFER, I EA BPX-END-eO P x-or 8~ 711 1OKHEIM PUMP. BARREL, I.~ TRANSFER. I EA BPX.ENO.80 P X-O I (13 7~1 1OKHE ~1 PUMP. BARREL, ItANO TRANSFER. I EA BPX-END.80 flElT-~eO! ACIM~B 21 ACR ELECTRONICS HANDttELD EMERGENCY LOCATOR BEA BPX-ENO 80 RELT-Ce02 ACRa'ILB 21 ACR ELECTRONICS ~LO EMERGENCY LOCATOR BEA BPX-ENO. B0 R£LT-oSo3 ACFl/RLB 21 ACR ELECTRONICS HANOI IELD EMEIt~ENCY [OCATOR BEA BPX-END-~0 · RELT.ee04 ACFI/flLB 21 ACR ELECTRONICS HAN~ ELD EMERGENCY [OCATOR BEA BPX-ENO-B0 RELT-OS05 ACR/RLB 21 ACR ELECTROIsIICS HAN0tlELD EMERGENCY LOCATOR BEA REL1-0806 ACR/RLB 21 ACR ELECTRONICS I IANDt~LD EMERGENCY LOCATOR BEA BPX-ENO*M RELT-0807 ACR/RLB 21 ACR ELEC1ROqicS HAN[~ IELO EMERGENCY LOCATOR BEA BPX-ENI~80 nELT.eeOa ACIlfilLB 21 ACfl ELECTRONIC9 HANOIELD EMERGENCY LOCATOR BEA BPx.r:No-M RELT.OO09 ACR4qI~ 21 ACRE[ ECTRONICS IIANI~tELD EMERGENCY LOCATOR nElT-Ce tO ACR~LB al ^CR Et ECIIlC~C! UANDI ELD EMERGENCY LOCATOR BEA 8PX-END M RELT-Ce II ACRmLB 21 ACR El. EC IIIOrtlcS IIAN(:N ELD EMERGENCY LOCATOR DER BPX-END*80 nELT-m ~2 ^cn~ILD 21 ACI1 [[ EC lrlOt JICS IIANDI ELD EMEI1C~NCY LOCATOR OEA DPX-END-80 RELT-ee ~ 3 ACI~At t) I 4 ACll E't EClflOt~ICS flEMOI E EMERGENCY LOCATOfl DEACO DPX-EHD-80 4 4 I S 3 3 O :3 ALASP LEAN SEAS OWNEr 'EXPLORATION Pa.o 4 NOR' ~-OPE OPERATIONS MAST z~.~UIPMENT LIST .__.... Dale , , oduced: APR 20 91 (ALL) CATEGORY: · Equipment TagJ All/Old Tag i'k). Model No. ManUfacl~ef Sedal No. OeB~rlpdon OLA Numb~ RalJn0 Unit Length iNkllh tlelghl Weight .. flELT-~I4 /~2., R/ALB I~ ACR ELECTRONIC9 BELT-CO 15 ACI~ALB 14 ACR ELECTRONICS : RELT-CO 16 RCR/ALB t4 ACR ELECTRONICS RELT-CO 17 &CFI/ALB 14 ACR ELECTFIONCS FIELT-CO Il ACFI/AL6 14 ACR ELECTFICNqC9 RELT-CO I O .qCFI/ALB 14 &CR ELECTR(::NqlC.~ .. I1GPSBO01 TNLIII41 TfllMi)(E RGP$ 9802 TNL l0141 TRIMBLE P,C-~ S 6803 1NL I! 141 TfllM01.E flGPS-8804 TNLI0141 TRIMELE RC,°S 8e05 1Ta. lOl41 TRIUBLE FIGPS 680d 11',,L lO 141 TRIMBLE · nc~sBeo7 tHCI0141 lfllMEE RJ LI..1018 MX 3305 MOT~ 'RI U,..I01 ? MX 3:)OS MOTOROLA lalLt..lela MX 33OS MOTOROLA RIU..-1819 MX 33OS MOTOROLA FULL[.1820 MX 3309 MOT~ RI U~.18~1 MX 33OS MOTOIt(XA RI tbt..19Z2 MX 3:)09 MOTOR(3LA FUIJ..Ie23 MX 33O9 MOTOROI. A RHL[-1824 MX :t3OS MOTOIt(X~ R} U.-1825 MX :~OS MOTOftOLR RI ILIL.! 82~ MX :)~OS MOTOITOLA Rt[JL.1B27 MX 3309 MOTOROLA RIUL-IB28 MX :)::lOS UOTOtqOLA ' mUL.~aa UX ~os UOT°r~Lx nl~L.~630 UX ~3OS UOT°noLA _ tU PJL-1831 MX 3~O S MOIORCXA REMOTE EMERGENCY LOCATOR REMOTE EMERGENCY LOCATOR gEACO REMOIE EMERGENCY LOCATOR BEACO REMOTE EMERGENCY LOCAIOR BERCO REMOTE EMEFtC, T~NCY LOCATOR BEACO REMOTE EMERGENCY LC~ATOR BEACO GC)OAL POSITIONNqG SYSIEM GOOAL POmTK:Xqe~G SYSTEM ~ POSITIONING SYSTEM GOOAL PO~T~t4ek3 SYSTEM ~ PO~TK~JN~G SYSTEM ~ POSITICI~INO SYSTEM GOOAL POSlTIC~IINO SYSTEM RN~C~ UtF HANOHEtO RAD~ Ul F HAh~ EELD RADK~ ~ HN~HELO RAD~ UIF HAt4OHELD RAO~. UFF HANOHELO RADK~ UtF HANDIELD RRDK~ Ut F HANEXELD R~OK~ U~F HAN~ELD RAOk~ L~F HN~ELO RAD~ UFF IIANDtELD RA~ UIF HANDttELD RN~C~ UtF HN~HELD RN:)IC~ Uf F ttAN[X ELD FIA[~- ,c I ~ II:LO .... BPX.ENO-BO BPX-ENOSO BPX-ENOe0 BPX-ENO.BO BPX-END-B0 BPX-ENO-e0 BPX-ENOB0 I~X.ENO~O BPX-ENO-BO BPX-ENOBO BPX-END-eO BPX-ENOeO BPX-ENO-IO BPX-ENO-80 BPX-ENO.eO BPX-ENOeo BPX.ENO0O BPX-ENO-60 BPX-ENO-eo BPX. ENOeO BPX-ENO-~O BPX.END-60 BPX. ENO-e0 BPX.ENO-60 OPX-ENOSO OPX.ENG60 BPX.ENO-00 AL/' 'LEAl'-] SEAS owt~ : .-.EXPLORATIOt~ P'.. 5 NO.. _...,.OPE OPERATIONS : MAS"'~~UIPMENT LIST -___--' Dale--' aduced: APR 20 91 (ALL) CATEGORY: Equipment Taga Alt/Old Tag No. Model No. Idanul,,clu~et Sedal No. Descdplion CNA ~ R,,IJng Unll Length Width Height Welgt I B32 MX 330 g MOTOROLA RADIO. UHF HAN[]HELO BPX-END-~O JS~ MX ~ S MO~ ~ ~ ~lO ~X-E~-~ ~8~ MX ~ 9 ~~ ~ ~ ~O ~X-E~ 1837 MX ~ 9 ~I~ ~ ~F ~O BPX-E~M ~8~ MX ~ 9 ~T~ ~ ~F ~D ~X-E~-~ RI~-IB~ MX ~ MO~ ~ ~ ~[O BPX-E~ t 8 ~ MX ~ 5 MOT~ ~ ~ ~[D BPX.E~-~ ~84 J MX ~ S MOT~ ~ ~F ~LD ~X.E~-~ J8~ MX ~s MOT~ ~ ~ ~ELD BPX-E~ ~8 ~ MX ~S UOT~ ~ ~ ~D ~X.E~-~ n~.~a~ ~ MOT~ ~ ~ ~LD ~X-E~ 1847 ~B~ MOT~ ~ ~ ~LD ~X-E~-~ ~.lB~ ~ MOT~ ~ ~F ~ELD ~X-END~ 18 ~ ~ MOT~ ~ ~F ~ ELD BPX.E~-~ fli~.lS~ ~ MO~ ~ ~F ~ELD BPX-ENDM 1g~ ~ MOT~ ' ~F~ELD ~X-E~-~ ~8~ ~ MOT~ ~ ~ ~ ELD BPX-END.~ ~857 ~ UOT~ ~. ~F ~ ELD ' BPX-E~-~ ts~ ~ MOI~ ~ ~ ~ ELD ~X-E~-~ .. 18~ ~0~ MOT~A R~. ~ F t~EtO BPX.END-~ -1861 ~B~ MOT~ R~. ~ F I ~ ELD BPX-END-~ ALASF LEAN SEAS OWNEF .~XPLORATION Pag ~ NORT -OPE OPERATIONS MASTL _/~IUIPMENT LIST _ Dale k, uduced: APR 20 91 (ALL) CATEGORY: Eq~pmont l'agl~ Alt/Old Tag 14o. Model 14o. Manulaclu~er 8eflal No. Oesedpllon OLA Iklurnb~ Raling Unit Lenglh Widlh tkdghl Weight RADIO, UHF ~D RADIO, U~F ~D ~ [JIF HANOt~D RADIO, UtF HAAIOHELD R~XO, tH: H.ea~t:tO RADIO, ~F ~D. R~ ~ F ~ELD ~F~D ~~~O ' ~~~O ~~~0 ~~l~O ~~~O ~~~O ~ ~F ~[LD ~ ~F ~tO R~ ~F ~LD n~ ~F ~(tO ~ ~ I~LO ~F~LD R~F~LD I~Et0 ~ ..'..' ALAS~' 'LEAN SEAS - OWtlE . EXPLORATION PaL 7 NOR .OPE OPERATIONS MAST,-~ ;~UIPMENT LIST Dalo *-:--- Jucod: APR 20 91 : (ALL) CATEGORY: Equiprnenl Ta0~ AIVO(d Tag No. Model No. Manulaclu~e~ SedM No. , Delcdplion OCR Number Radng Unit Lenglh W;dlh Itelghl We~hl ~1',1~ RAL ELECTRIC .. GENERAL ELECTRIC GEI~flAL ELECTflC GENERAL ELECTRIC : · OENEFIAL ELECTRIC · OEI~ R~L EtECTRIO MX340 MOTOflOtA MX340 MOTORO~ MX340 MOTOROLA MX.I~ MOTOROLA uoTOa~ . L34OO041 TREM '(ITALY) 12KMKI I KC~ 22~:~ B) BPH SAPC MOP 001 MW41 Ca4TA~ENT SYSTEMS 4162371 SAPC MOP 002 IZW4! COt4TN~E~S~TEM$ 41523XX II0 ~ ~1 4~0 SAPC MOP 003 ~41 ~T~ENT 8~TEMS 41~ ~C U~ ~4 ~41 ~T~ENT S~TEMS 415~75 ~K~R 2-24-1 2.24-1 2.24-1 'VERSA TECH PRCOUOT9 VERSA TECtl VERSA 'ITCH FAST~ FASTA,I~ ftN310. UlF HAN~IELD BPX-ENO-a0 ~ UI*~ HANDI*ELD BPX*END-~0 RADIO, Ulf IIANDIELD - 8PX-ENO. B,O FLADIO. UIF ~LD BPX.F. ND-IO RADIO. UHF HANDt~LD BPX-END.B0 RADIO, UHF ~D BPX.ENO-~0 IRA,NSC. lEVER WF GROUND IOAIR BPX-END-aO RADIO. ~,~F. ~IEtD BPX.ENO.eO RADIO. VHF, ~*ELD BPX-ENO-B0 RADIO, ~RF, ~IEU) BPX-ENO..~O f~DAR REFLECT(~I~, NAVIGATION, ~S EACH BPX-ENO~O SKIMMER. DISC, 12K MK! I BPX-ENO-~ · (IMMER, ROPE MOP, MW-41 BPX-ENO-~0 E~(IMMER, ROPE MOP, MW-41 BPX-END-~O SKIMMER, ROPE MOP, MW-lt BPX-ENO-~O ~(IMMER, ~ MOP, MW.41 SKIMMER, MANTA RAY BPX-ENO~O SKIMMER, MANTA RAY BPX-END-~O SNONU~ BPX-ENI~80 SNONMACHI~E BPX-ENI~eO TANKS, BI.N)OER, HELICOPTER BPX-ENO.~ TAI~, TOWABLE BPX-END~O TANK, TOWABLE BPX-ENO-~O TAN~. POflTA~E BPX.ENO. T,q~(, PI3RTABLE BPX-ENO-aO TAI~ HEATER, ~JBMEflS~ILE, 240 BPX-ENO-eO TANK IIEATER, ~dl)MERS/I~E, 240 BPX.E~,q~ 80 TAN~ HEALER, SUI3MERSIOLE. 240 BPX-END-80 25O GAL 2~) GAL 250 GAL 2.000 GAL 2,000 GAL 2KW 2KW 150 150 ALAS' 'LEAN SEAS NOR ,.-OPE OPERATIONS Dale . .oduced:APR 20 91 Par 8 OWNE' MAS', EXPLORATIOtJ ~QUIPMENT LIST (ALL) : CATEGORY: Eq~dpmenl Tagl Alt/Old Tag No. Model No. U.nulaclmer Serial NO. Descdpllon OLA ~ Paling Unit Length Width Helghl Wetglfl 2-244 · 2 KW ~HORELAt, E~R SI tGRELN',IDeR EZ LOADER EZ LOAI~R CALKE, iS TRAILERS TF, H T.-OC~ 4 TRLB 166 I TRLBIGB2 1RLB2Oa6 1RLB 2164 1RLB2165 TRLB 2:36:3 TRLS*0OGt TRLS-0062 VAC-OD9 I WPT*O0al WPT.OO82 XXXX 629 XXXX-O32 XXXX-g34 TK-~ A-! RED lS V,~c. UMRx 3,1OI 56JTS2AIO 33OI023T~2AIO TAM( ItrAIER, SUBMERSIBLE. 240 BPX-ENO~0 TRALER, 9C~T, It' 8PX.ENOIO TRAILER, BOAT, Ir BPX.ENO-IO TRAX. ER, AIR OOAT 9PX-ENO*IO TRAnER, BOAT, 2 r ' 9PX.ENO-eO 1RAILER. BOAT. :21' BPX-ENO-IO 1RAE.ER, BOAT, 23' BPX-ENO. IO TflAEER, ~iC~t~L~Ht~ BPX-ENO-~O TRAII~fl, SHOW~ACtttI~ 13PX.ENGK) VACCt,R~ 8YSTE&I ~ VN=I BPX-£NO-~Q . V~.4,THEflI:~RT. I~X IS BPX-ENO.~Q WE&TIIERPOflT. 12X IS BPX.ENG~Q BUOYS 13PX-ENO-BO ENGING, DIESEL a CYt.. AIR COOL BPX-EHO-~Q ENGII~, DIESEL. 2 CYL. AIR COOLEO 8PX.ENO-K) ALASKA CLEAN SEAS SPILL RESPONSE EQUIPMENT ACS SPILL RESPONSE EQUIPMENT SUMMARY EQUIPMENT ]RATING] TOTAL RATING ~oom ............................. Delta Boom (4X6) 3,000 ft. Delta Boom (8X6) 39,800 ft. Fire Boom (6X12) 2,508 ft. Fire Boom (12X18) 3,600 ft. Fire Boom (18X24) 3,400 ft. Fire Boom (8X12) 6,000 ft. Harbor Boom (6X12) 3,000 ft. Harbor Boom (8X12) 13,000 ft. Harbor Boom (12X16) 1,000 ft. Harbor Boom (llX15) 5,400 ft. Ocean Boom (18X25) 4,500 ft. Ocean Boom (18X24) 1,660 ft. Ocean Boom (14X24) 2,035 ft. Ocean Boom (RO) 17,068 ft. Ocean Boom (24X36) 1,000 ft. Ocean Boom (14X18) 2,000 ft. Lt. Ocean (14X18) 15,000 ft. River Boom '(8X6) 20,000 ft. Sorbent Boom 2,280 ft. Shore/Tide Seal Boom 18,000 ft. 150,000 ft. Inflatable 6 Liferafts 3 Aluminum 10 Airboats 2 Mini Barges 2 "'Work Boats 5 Skimmer (ARCAT ,II, Platform) 2 30 I II I [ ii I I ACS SPILL RESPONSE EQUIPMENT SUMMARY (Cont.) EQUIPMENT,] RATING[ RATING Skimmers Lori 271 bph Disc (7 @ 50 bph)- 350 bph Disc (3 @ 37 bph) 111 bph Disc (3 @ 300 bph)- 900 bph Dram (1 @ 32 bph) 32 bph Dram (1 @ 60 bph) 60 bph Rope Mop (11@ 14 bph) 154 bph Rope Mop (2 @ 29 bph) 58 bph Rope Mop (1 @ 236 bph) 236 bph Foxtail (1 @ 220 bph) 220 bph Trans-Va¢ (3 @ 150 bph) 450 bph Wicr (12 @ 50 bph) 600 bph Wier (3 @ 333 bph) 999 bph Wicr, ARCAT II (180 bph) 180 bph Desmi 250 (2 @ 440 bph) 880 bph · Desmi 250 (1 @ 623 bph) 628 bph Destroil (2 @ 157 bph) 314 bph Walosep (1 @ 566 bph) 566 bph Walosep (1@ 250 bph) 250 bph Vieoma (1 @ 471 bph) 471 bph Transrec 250 (1 @ 1,570 bph) 1,570 bph Seavac (1 @ 471 bph) 471 bph Sock (1 @ 214 bph) 214 bpl~. Manta Ray (1 @ 24 bph) 24 bph . .Manta Ray (1 ~ 34 bph) . 34 .bph 10,043 bph Temvorarv Storage Air berm (1 @ 1,000 gal.) 1,000 gal. Air berm (2 @ 2,000 gal.) 4,000 gal. Air berm (2 @ 3,000 gal.) 6,000 gal. ., Petroflex bladders (12 @ 250 gal.) 3,000 gal. Towable bladders (12 @ 500 gal.) 6,000 gal. Towable bladders (3 @ 1,200 gal.) 3,600 gal. Towable bladdars (4 @ 2,000 gal.) 8,000 gal.I Bladder Tanks (20 @ 2,250 'gal.) ' 45,000 'gal.' Bladder Tanks (5 @ 2,500 gal.) 12,500 gal. Bladder Tanks (4 @ 4,400 gal.) 17,600 gal. Floating Tanks (6 @ 5,000 gal.) 30,000 gal. Bladder Tanks (6 @ 5,000 gal.) 30,000 gal. Portable Tank (1 @ 400 gal.) 400 gal. Portable Tank (2 @ 1,500 gal.) 3,000 gal. Portable Tank (2 @ 2,000 gal.) 4,000 gal. Portable Tank (18 @ 2,400 g. al.) 19,200 gal. 193,300 gal:. ^iasl~ Clean Seas Date Produced: 03/31/93 EQUIPMENT~SUMMARY REPORT Page No. I CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QUANTITY TOTAL CAPACITY OLA STATUS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS CUMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COI~'~MUNICATIONS 12 CHANNEL L~ING RECORDER 1 12 VDC POWER SUPPLY 6A 1 12V CHARGER/POWER SUPPLY 1 12V/20AMP MOBILE POWER SUPPLY 6 150W 50 OHM LOAD 1 18 GHZ 4' MICROWAVE DISH 1 1KW 50 OHM LOAD 1 25' HOT STICK ANTENNA MAST 15 32 CHANNEL LOC:~ING RECORDER 1 4 CH DIGITAL O-SCOPE 1 4.3KVA UPS 1 4KW DIESEL GENERATOR 2 AC - UPS 2 ACS LOGISTIC RPRT, MOBILE W/PHONE PATC 1 AMPLIFIER~ PA SYSTEM 1 ANTENNA EXTENSION 1 BAND PASS CAVITY 2 BAND PASS CAVITY 122.850 1 BAND PASS CAVITY 157.025 1 BATTERY ANALYZER 2 BATTERY CHARGER/POWER SUPPLY 1 CAVITY BANDPASS FILTER VHF-122.85 1 CAVITY BANDPASS FILTER VHF-161.160 1 CAVITY NOTCH FILTER VHF 159.5/152.24 1 CB 9ORT, VEH & HANDHELD KIT 120 CENTRACOM CONSOLE 2 CENTRACOM PRINTER 1 CENTRAL OFFICE END 3 CENTRAL OFFICE END 1 COMCO-727(1 CHAN) 1 CONTROL TONE REMOTE, 2 CHANNEL 16 DC - DC CONVERTER 12VDC-24VDC 2 DC POWER sUPPLY 0-3A O-30V 1 DC POWER SUPPLY 13.6 VDC IOA 4 DEPTH FINDER "FLASi IER" 1 DEPTH FINDER, PAPER CHART MACHINE 1 DIESEL BOAT HEATER 1 DIGITAL AUDIO MULTIPLEX/MICROWAVE 1 DIGITAL CHANNEL BANK 1 DIGITAL MICROWAVE SYSTEM 1 DIGITAL PBX 2 DISCONNECT, LOW VOLTAGE .~ DUAL DISPLAY DIGITAL VOLTMETER 1 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-PBUE-41 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-PBUE-41 ACS-DH. 7O ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 Shod-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Serwce In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Shod-Term Inacl', In Service In In In In In In In In In In In In In Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Serv~c,~ Service Serwce Service Service Alaska Clean Seas Date Produced: 03/31/93 EQUIPMENT SUMMARY REPORT Page No. 2 CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QUANTITY TOTAL CAPACITY OLA STATUS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS OOMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNlCATIONS COMMUNlCATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COI~IMUNICATIONS FAX MACHINE - PANASONIC FAX MACHINE - SAVIN FAX MACHINE - TOSHIBA FURUNO MARINE RADAR W/ANTENNA FURUNO RADAR FUSE PANEL - MON 6 POSITION FUSE PANEL - TYPE 70 GPS NICAD BATTERY PACK W/CHGR GPS RECEIVER GPS RECEIVER GPS, TRIMBLE NAV TRAC GYRO COMPASS FOR INMARSAT HF-RADIO SHACK HF-SSB 1KW BASE STATION HF-SSB ANTENNA TUNER HF-SSB OMNI BROADBAND DIPOLE ANTENNA HF-SSB PORTABLE BASE STATION HF-SSB RADIO BASE STATION HF-SSB WHIP ANTENNA IN1 F_RCONNECT, RADIO TELEPHONE INTERNATIONAL MARITIME SATELLITE · ~IARINE DEPTH SOUNDER MARINE DIGITAL DEPTH SOUNDER MARINE DIGITAL DEPTH SOUNDER MARINE SATELLITE NAVIGATION RECEIVER MARINE VIDEO DEPTH SOUNDER ~ MARINE VOICE HAILER-INTERCOM MARINE VOICE HAILER-INTERCOM MASTER II CENTRAL OFFICE END MASTER II SUBSCRIBER END MICROPHONE, TONE REMOTE, MUTLI CHAN. MICROWAVE DISH ANTENNA MICROWAVE MUX-MODEM SHELF MICROWAVE MUX-MODEM SHELF MICROWAVE RADIO SECTION MICROWAVE RADIO SECTION MITEL SUPERSET 4DN MOBILE RESPONSE UNIT/COMM MODULE MOBILE RESPONSE UNIT/OPS MODULE MORAD ANTENNA EXTENSION MORAD EXTENSION 10' NICAD BAI-rERY FOR MX330 RADIOS NICAD BATTERY FOR SABER II RADIOS ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-WD-73 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-PBUE-41 ACS-DH-70 ^CS-PBUE-41 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 In Service In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inaclive In Service In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inactiv~_~ In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Short-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Serwce In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Ser"~ce ^las~ Clean Seas Date Produced' 03/31/93 EQUIPMEN'i" SUMMARY REPORT Page'No. 3 CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QUANTITY TOTAL CAPACITY OLA STATUS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS CO~IMUNICATIONS NICAD BATTERY HT600 RADIOS NICAD BA'FI'ERY MT1000 RADIOS NOTEBOOK COMPUTER KIT PBX PRINTER PBX SYSTEM PORT. ANTENNA TOWER-TRAILER MOUNTED PORT. ANTENNA TOWER-TRAILER MOUNTED PORTABLE COMM SHELTER PORTABLE CONSOLE WNHF, VHFM, UHF PORTABLE SGL SIDE BAND ANTENNA RADIO CHEST PACK MT1000 RADIO HOLSTER MI'/HT BELT TYPE RADIO HOLSTER MT/HT TWIST TYPE RADIO HOLSTER MX330 RADIO, BASE STATION, MASTER II .RADIO, CHARGER. GANG. MT/HT, 6 POS 'iRADIO, CHARGER, GANG, MX330, 6 POS R/'.DIO, CHARGER. GANG, SABER. 6 POS RADIO, CHARGER, INDIV, MX330 RADIO, CHARGER, INDIV, SABER II ~:~DIO, COMPARATOR [~DIO, MARINE HF-SSB RADIO, MARINE HF-SSB RADIO, PBX, RING GENERATOR RADIO, UHF BASE STATION, REPEATER, MSII RADIO, UHF MOBILE, MAXTRAC 100 RADIO, UHF PORT REPEATER, AC/DC/SOLAR RADIO, UFIF TONE CONTROL BASE STATION . RADIO. UHF, 12CH. PORTABLE, SABER 11 RADIO, UHF, 12CH, PORTABLE, SABER 11 RADIO, UHF, 16 CH, PROGRAMBLE, MTlO00 RADIO, UHF, 6CH, PROGRAMtqLE, I IT600 RADIO, VHF BASE REPEATER RADIO, VHF BASE. REPEATER/OS43 RADIO, VHF BASE, REPEATER/OS47 RADIO, VHF BASE, REPEATER/OS48 RADIO. VHF MARINE RADIO, VI-IF MARINE RADIO. VHF MARIHE RADIO, VHF MARINE, IN CONSOLE RADIO, VHF MARINE, PORT, W/CHARGER RADIO, VHF MARINE, W/RDF RADIO, VHF MARINE, W/t".IDF 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 3 3 26 5 1 2 1 1 1 3 1 1 23 7 10 2I 1 1 1 1 11 3 1 1 5 1 1 ACS-DH-7O ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-7o ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-KUP-11 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-WD-73 AOS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-WD-73 In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Serwce Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Serwce In Service In Service In Serv ce In Service In Service In Service In Service ..... In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Serwce Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Alaska Clean Seas Date Produced: 03/31/93 EQUIPMENT SUMMARY REPORT Page No. 4 CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QUANTITY TOTAL CAPACITY OLA STATUS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COF'~IMUN ICATIONS RADIO VHF MARINE, W/RDF POLARIS RADIO VHF MOBILE, M100 RADIO VHF MOBILE, SPECTRA RADIO VHF MOBILE, SPECTRA RADIO VHFMOBILE, SPECTRA .- RADIO VHF MOBILE, SPECTRA RADIO, VHF PORT REPEATER, 8 CH, MRC RADIO VHF, 12 CH, PROGRAMBLE, SABERII RADIO VHF, 12 CH, PROGRAMBLE, SABERII RADIO VHF, 16 CH, PROGRAMBLE, HT1000 RADIO VHF, 16 CH, PROGRAMBLE, HT1000 PJ~DIO VHF, 99 CH, PROGRAMBLE, MTIO00 RA-)IO VHF, 99 CH, PROGRAMBLE, MT1000 RADIO VHF, 99 CH, PROGRAMBLE, MT1000 ~DIO VHF, 99 CH, PROGRAMBLE, MT1000 i ,ADIO, VHF, 99 CH, PROGRAMBLE, MT1000 RADIO, VHF, 99 CH, PROGRAMBLE, MTIO00 RADIO, VHF, 99 CH, PROGRAMBLE, MT1000 RADIO,VHF,NG,PORT,W/CHGR-BAT RECEIVER, NAVTRAC GPS REPEATER, MOBILE W/BAT & SOLAR POWER REPEATER, MOBILE W/BAT & SOLAR POWER REPEATER, MOBILE W/BAT & SOLAR POWER REPEATER, TRANSLATOR VHFAJHF RF ADAPTER MT-lO00, HT-600 SELF SUPPORTING 120' COMM TOWER SERVICE MONITOR/TRACKING GENERATOR SOFTWARE SSB MARINE WHIP ANTENNA SSB MARINE WHIP ANTENNA SSB MARINE WHIP ANTENNA SUBSCRIBER END TOOL CHEST, 6 DRAWER CRAFTSMEN ROLLING TRANSMISSION TEST SET TRANSPAK 4700 TRANSPAK 47O0 TRANSPAK GPS REMOTE ANTENNA & ACCESS U/VHF RADIO VEHICULAR ADAPTER, MT/H'I' U/VHF RADIO VEHICULAR ADAPTER, MT/HT UHF DUPLEXER UHF HANDHELr'J, 6CH. PROGRAMBLE, HT600 UHF OMNI WHIP UttF OMNI WHIP 1 2 1 22 1 1 1 6 1 1 4 4 62 1 10 1 6 16 5 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 4 1 1 10 1 5 8 2 6 4 4 2 ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-COLV-14 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 Shod-Term Inactive ACS-WD-73 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 Long-Term Inactive ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-PBUE-40 In Service ACS-~NCH-99 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 Long-Term Inactive ACS-END-80 In Service ACS-KUP-10 In Service ACS-PBUE-40 In Service ACS-PBUW-30 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-WD-73 In Service ACS-ANCH-99 Long-Term Inactive ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 Shod-Term Inactive ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 Long-Term Inactive ACS-WD-73 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 Long-Term Inactive ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-PBUW-30 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 In Service ACS-DH-70 Long-Term Inactive Ala.~ Date Clean Seas Produced' 03/31/93 EQUIPMENT SUMMARY REPORT Page No. 5 CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QUANTITY TOTAL CAPACITY OLA STATUS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIOHS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICA'r!ONS COMMUNICATIONS CO~,~MUNICATIONS UHF OMNI WHIP 449-467MliZ UHF OMNI WHIP 449-467MHZ UHF OMNI WHIP 449-471MHZ UHF OMNI WHIP 449-471MHZ UHF OMNI WHIP 450-460MHZ UHF RADIO BASE STATION UHF RADIO BASE STATION/M100 UHF REPEATER/RELAY, SCH,PORT UHF REPEATER/RELAY,8CH,PORT UHF SHAPE FACTOR FILTER UHF WHIP 454.0MHZ UHF YAGI450.470 MHZ ANTENNA UHF YAG1450-470 MHZ ANTENNA VARIABLE DC POWER SUPPLY O-40A VHF AUTOMATIC DIRECTION FINDER ANTENN VHF AUTOMATIC DIRECTION FINDER ANTENN VHF AUTOMATIC DIRECTION FINDER AN~ENN VHF AUTOMATIC DIRECTION FINDER ANTENN VHF DUPLEXER VHF DUPLEXER VHF DUPLEXER OS36 ONLY VHF MARINE WHIP L¥ItF MARINE WHIP VHF MARINE WHIP VHF MARINE WHIP V~'{F MARINE WHIP VttF MARINE WHIP/W 10' MAST VHF MARINE WHIP/W 2' MAST VIIF MARINE WHIP/W 2' MAST VHF MARINE WHIP/W 2' MAST VHF MARINE WHIP/W V-10 MAST VttF MARINE WttlP/W V-10 MAST VHF OMNI AIRBAND 122.8 Mt ',Z BASE ANTENA VHF OMNISUPER STN MASTER 157-166MZ VtlF OMNI WHIP 119-130MHZ ANTENNA VHF OMNI WHIP 119-130MtlZ ANTENNA VtlF OMNI' WHIP 144-162MHZ ANTENNA VHF OMNI WHIP 144-162MHZ ANTENNA VHF OMNI WHIP 144-162MttZ ANTENN/~ VHF OMNI. WHIP 154-174MHZ ANTENNA VHF OMNI WHIP 155-163MHZ ANTENNA VHF OMNI WHIP 156MHZ ANTENNA VHF OMNI WHIP ANTENNA 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 23 1 1 1 1 1 4 7 1 1 6 1 2 4 1 2 1 3 4 1 2 1 1 4 2 9 2 1 1 3 2 17 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-?0 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH.70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-72 ACS-WD.73 A~S-DH-70 ACS-KUP-11 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-70 In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service Short-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Serwce In Service In Service In Service In Service In Serwce Long-Term Inactive In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Alaska Clean Seas Date Produced' 03/31/93 EQUIPMENT SUMMARY REPORT Page No. 6 CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QUANTITY TOTAL CAPACITY OLA STATUS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS VHF OMNI WHIP ANTENNA VHF OMNI WHIP MAGNETIC MOUNT ANTENNA VHF OMNI WHIP MAGNETIC MOUNT ANTENNA VHF OMNI WHIP MAGNETIC MOUNT ANTENNA VHF RADIO BASE STATION A/G VHF RADIO BASE STATION ACFT A/G VHF RADIO BASE STATION LAND/MOBILE VHF RADIO BASE STATION LAND/MOBILE VHF RX AUTOMATIC DIRECTION FINDER VHF RX AUTOMATIC DIRECTION FINDER VHF YAG! 150-160MHZ VHF YAGI ANTENNA VHF YAGI ANTENNA 150-160MHZ VHF YAGI ANTENNA 152.42MHZ VHF YAG! ANTENNA 158.445MHZ VHF YAGI ANTENNA 159.0MHZ VOLTAGE RECTIFIER, CONSTANT VOLTAGE REGULATOR CONSTANT WATT METER 2 1 17 2 7 1 2 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 ACS-DH-70 ACS-COLV-14 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service S~rvlCe Serwce Service Service Service Service Service Serwce Serwce Service CONSUMABLES CONSUMABLES CONSUMABLES CONSUMABLES CONSUMABLES CONSUMABLES CONSUMABLES CONSUMABLES CONSUMABLES CONSUMABLES CONSUMABLES, CABLE MISC. CONSUMABLES, CAMP CONSUMABLES, HYDRAULIC FITTINGS CONSUMABLES, MEZZANINE CONSUMABLES, MISC. ELECTRICAL PARTS CONSUMABLES, MISC. PPE CONSUMABLES, SHOP MISC. PAINT SUPPLIES MISC. PAINTS WILDLIFE CONTROL MISC. 1 3 1 1 1 6 17 1 1 1 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-PBUE-45 In Service In Serwce In Serwce In Serwce In Service In Service in Service In Service In Service In Service CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT BQOM, DELTA, 4 X 6 BOOM, DELTA, 8 X 6 BOOM, FIRE 12 X 18 BOOM, FIRE BOOM, FIRE BOOM, FIRE, BOOM, FIRE, BOOM, FIRE BOOM, FIRE 12X18 18X24 18X 24 8X12 8X12 8X12 16 11 4 2 7 3 1 1 5 30o0FT 2185oFT 2600FT 1000FT 2350FT 1050FT 50FT 950FT 5000FT ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-72 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-DH-72 ACS-WD-73 ACS-ANCH-60 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 In Service In Service In Serwce In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Alast--- Clean Seas Date Produced' 03/31/93 EQUIPMEI~~'r SUMMARY REPORT Page No. 7 CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QUANTITY TOTAL CAPACITY OLA STATUS CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENr CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT CONTAINMENT BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, FIRE. 8 X 12 HARBOR, 11 X 15 HARBOR, 12 X 16 HARBOR, 6 X 12 HARBOR, 8 X 12 HARBOR, 8 X 12 HARBOR, 8 X 12 HARBOR, 8 X 12 LT OCEAN, 14 X 18 LT OCEAN, 14 X 18 LT OCEAN, REELPACK, 14 X 18 LT OCEAN, REELPACK, 14 X 18 LT OCEAN, REELPACK, 14 X 18 OCEAN, 18 X 16 OCEAN. 14 X 18 OCEAN, 14 X 24 OCEAN. 18 X 24 OCEAN, 18 X 25 OCEAN, 24 X 36 OCEAN, EXPANDI OCEAN, REELPACK, 18 X 24 OCEAN, RO BOOM OCEAN, RO BOOM, 27 X 32 OCEAN, RO BOOM, 36 X 43 OCEAN, RO BOOM, 36 X 43 OCEAN, RO BOOM, 36 X 48 RIVER, 8 X 6 RIVER, 8 X 6 RIVER, 8 X 6 SHORE/TIDE SEAL SHORE/TIDE SEAL SORBENT, 4"X 10' SORBENT, 8", 4 X 10'/BDL SORBENT, 8", 4 X IO'/BDL SORBENT, 8", 4 X 10'/BDL 2 2508FT 2 5400FT 1 1000FT 2 3000FT 1 IOOFT 14 4000FT 4 7300FT I 3000FT 6 4500FT 2 1500FT 5 5000FT 1 IO00FT 2 2000FT 1 4875FT 2 200OFT 1 2035FT 1 660FT 3 2250FT 2 1000FT 3 2250FT 1 1000FT 1 11104Fr 1 529FT 15 7824FT 1 516FT 3 1337FT 16 30950FT 1 IO00FT 3 6000F-I' 21 2400FT 8 15600FT 1 48OFT 1 2280FT 4 22106FT 1 1242FT ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-76 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-72 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-70 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-70 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-72 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-SAG-43 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-76 In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Serv ce In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Serv ce In Service Long-Term Inactive In Serv ce In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service DISPOSAL DISPOSAL FLARE BURNER FLARE BURNERACCESSORY PACK ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-ANCH-77 Long-Term Inactive Long-Term Inactive ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING AUGER BIT, ICE, 2" DIA WIACCES ACS-DH-70 In Service Alaska Clean Seas Date Produced: 03/31/93 EQUIPMENT SUMMARY REPORT Page No. 8 CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QUANTITY TOTAL CAPACITY OLA STATUS ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING ENVIRONMENT/MCNITORING ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING ENVIRONMENT/MONI'I'ORING ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING ENVIRONMENT/MONITORING EQUIPMENT CLEANING AUGER BIT, ICE, 4" DIA AUGER BIT, ICE, 6" DIA AUGER BIT, ICE, 6" DIA AUGER BIT, ICE, 8" DIA AUGER BIT, ICE, 8" DIA AUGER, ICE, POWER HEAD CURRENT METER CURRENT METER W/RECORDER EXTERNAL ALARM ICE BEACON LED GAS MONITOR, PORTABLE METER, GAS/OXYGEN DETECTOR METER, MULTI.AS MONITOR MONITORING, BUOY ORION OIL SPILL TRACKING SYSTEM ORION OIL SPILL TRACKING SYSTEM ORION TRACKING SYSTEM SAMPLING PUMP VlSCOMETER WATER SAMPLER STEAM cLEANER 6 4 1 5 2 10 1 1 3 3 1 3 4 1 5 2 2 2 1 1 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inacli,, In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service EQU IPM ENT/MAT'L STORAGE EQU IPMENT/MAT'L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MAT'L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MAT'L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MAT'L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MAT'L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MAT'L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MAT'L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MAT'L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MAT'L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MA'I'L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MAT'L STORAGE EQU IPM ENT/MA'PL STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MA~L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MATL STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MAT'L STORAGE EQ}~IlPMENT/MA-PL STORAGE CONEX, BATTERY STORAGE, 10 X 8 CONEX, HALLIBURTON SKM STORAGE, 18 X 8 CONEX STORAGE CONTAINER CONEX STORAGE CONTAINER CONEX STORAGE CONTAINER, 10 X 8 CONEX STORAGE CONTAINER, 10 X 8 CONEX STORAGE CONTAINER, 10 X 8 CONEX STORAGE CONTAINER. 10 X 8 CONEX STORAGE CONTAINER, 10 X 8 CONEX STORAGE COI',rrAINER, 10 X 8 CONEX STORAGE COt~TAINER, 14 X 8 CONEX STORAGE CONTAINFR, 20 X 8 CONEX STORAGE CONTAINER, 20 X 8 CONEX S'l ORAGE CONTAINER, 20 X 8 CONEX STORAGE CONTAINER, 20 X 8 CONEX STORAGE CONTAINER, 20 X 8 CONEX STORAGE CONTAINER, 20 X 8 1 1 1 1 2 4 18 2 2 2 1 3 77 7 4 1 3 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-76 AcS-DH-72 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-76 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DIl-76 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-PBUE-45 ACS-SAG-43 In Service In Service In Service ~.. In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In In In In In In In In Service Serwce Service Service Service Service Serwce Service Alas'' Clean Seas Date Produced: 03/31/93 ECIUIPMEN~ SUMMARY REPORT Page No. 9 CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QUANTITY TOTAL CAPACITY OLA STATUS EQU IPMENT/MA3'L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MAT'L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MA~'L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MA3'L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MA3'L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MAT'L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MA~L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MA3'L STORAGE EQU IPMENT/MA3'L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MAT'L STORAGE EQUIPMENT/MA~'L STORAGE CONEX, sTORAGE CONTAINER, 20 X 8 CONEX, STORAGE CONTAINER, 40 X 8 CONEX, STORAGE CONTAINER, 40 X 8 CONEX, STORAGE CONTAINER, 40 X 8 CONEX, STORAGE CONTAINER, 7 X 7 CONEX, STORAGE CONTAINER, 8 X 18 CONEX, STORAGE CONTAINER, 8 X 20 CONX, STORAGE CONTAINER STORAGE BOX STORAGE BOX STORAGE BOX 8 1 2 4 1 1 1 1 6 1 19 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-72 In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING GENERATORS/LIGHTING 1000 WATT POWERLITE FLOOD LIGHT, TOWER GEN SET, 2KW GEN SET; 4.5KW GENERATOR, DIESEL, 12.5KW GENERATOR, DIESEL, 12.5KW GENERATOR, DIESEL, 13KW GENERATOR, DIESEL, 2KW GENERATOR, DIESEL, 40KW GENERATOR, DIESEL, 7.5 KW GENERATOR, GAS, 1.5KW GENERATOR, GAS, 3KW GENERATOR. GAS. 3KW GENERATOR, GAS, 3KW GENERATOR, GAS, 4KW GENERATOR, GAS, 5KW GENERATOR, GAS, 5KW GENERATOR, GAS, 5KW GENERATOR, GAS, 8.5KW LIGHTS, TRI-POD LIGHTS, TRI-POD LIGHTS, TRI-POD UNDERWATER DROPLITE SYSTEM 10 1 7 4 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 3 1 2 1 11 1 4 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-76 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-DH-70 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-70 Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In ServIce In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Long-Term InaclJ,~ In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service HEATERS, PORTABLE/MOBILE HEATERS, PORTABLE/MOBILE HEATERS, PORTABLE/MOBILE HE~.'rERS, PORTABLE/MOBILE HEATER, DIRECT FIRED, 100M BTU HFJ~TER, DIRECT FIRED, 150M BTU HEATER, iNDIRECT FIRED, 400M BTU HEATER, INDIRECT FIRED, 600M BTU ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 In Service In Service In Service In Service Alaska Clean Seas Date Produced' 03/31/93 ~.,EQUIPMENT SUMMARY REPORT Page No. 10 CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QUANTITY TOTAL CAPACITY OLA STATUS HEATERS, PORTABLE/MOBILE HEATERS, PORTABLE/MOBILE HEATER, iNDIRECT FIRED, 600M BTU HEATER, TIOGA 400M BTU NAT GAS ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 Long-Term Inactive In Service IN-SITU BURN CHEM & DISP IN-SITU BURN IN-SITU BURN IN-SITU BURN IN-SITU BURN IN-SITU BURN IN-SITU BURN IN-SITU BURN IN-SITU BURN, IN-SITU BURN, IN-SITU BURN, IN-SITU BURN, IN-SITU BURN, IN-SITU BURN, IN-SITU BURN, IN-SITU BURN, IN-SITU BURN, IN-SITU BURN, CHEM & DISP CHEM & DISP CHEM & DISP CHEM & DISP CHEM & DISP CHEM & DISP CHEM & DISP CHEM & DISP CHEM & DISP CHEM & DISP CHEM & DISP CHEM & DISP CHEM & DISP CHEM & DISP CHEM & DISP CHEM & DISP CHEM & DISP DISPERSANT PUMP, SKID MOUNTED DISPERSANT, ARCO D-609, 55 GAL BBL DISPERSANT, COREXIT 9527, 55 GAL BBL DISPERSANT, COREXIT 9527, 55 GAL BBL DISPERSANT, HAND OPER. SPRAY UNIT DISPERSANT, HELICOPTER SPRAY UNIT DISPERSANT, HELICOPTER SPRAY UNIT DISPERSANT, OC-5, 55 GAL BBL DISPERSANT, VESSEL MTD SPRAY UNIT GELLED FUEL MIXER HELITORCH, 300 GAL HELITORCH, 55 GAL HELITORCH, 55 GAL HELITORCH, 55 GAL HELITORCH, 55 GAL. DRUM (SPARE) IGNITER BOX IGNITER, AIR DEPLOYABLE INCINERATOR, PACKAGE UNIT ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-72 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-76 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-76 ACS-ANCH-77 In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In ServK:e In Service In Service In Serv ce In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIF~ SUPPORT EMERGENCY POSITION INDICATING BEACON EQUIPMENT, LIFE SUPPORT FIRE BLANKETS, LARGE FIRE BLANKETS, SMALL FIRST AID EQUIPMENT FIRST AID EQUIPMENT, MISC. LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM OXYGEN KIT, PORTABLE PLRSONAL PP. OTECTIVE EQUIPMENT PERSONNAL PROTECTIVE GEAR ?PE, CHEST WADERS ~PE, COVERALL, TYVEK PPE, FIRE SUIT PPE, FLOAT COAT PPE, FLOAT SUIT PPE, FLOAT VEST 6 1 1 1 2 1 1 20 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-70 ^CS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Serv,:e la Service In Service In Service Alasl'- Clean Seas Dale Produced' 03131193 E. CIUIPMEhi-t" SUMMARY REPORT Page No, 11 CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QUANTITY TOTAL CAPACITY OLA STATUS LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SLIPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT LIFE SUPPORT PPE, HIP WADERS PPE, IMMERSION SUIT PPE, KNEE BOOT, STEEL TOE PPE, RAINSUIT, BIB SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING AIR PACK SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING AIR PACK STRETCHER, ADJUSTABLE STRETCHER, BASKET WEATHERPORT, 12 X 10 X 7 WEATHERPORT, 12 X 20 X 7 WEATHERPORT, 12 X 20 X 7 WEATHERPORT, 12 X 20 X 7 WEATHERPORT, 7 1/2 X 8 1/2 WEATHERPORT, FRAME 7 1/2 X 8 1/2 1 1 1 1 5 2 2 1 12 12 1 6 6 6 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-71 In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inacti'''~-~ In Service In Service In Service LOGISTICS/AIR LOGISTICS/AIR LOGISTICS/AIR LOGISTICS/AIR HELICOPTER CARG© NET, 10 X 10 HELICOPTER CARGO NET, 12 X 12 HELICOPTER CARGO NET, 14 X 14 HELICOPTER CARGO NET, 5000# 1 1 1 12 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-70 In Service In Service In Service In Service LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGiSTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/I..AND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LO~ISTICS/t~ND 4 X 4 ALL TERRAIN 4 X 4 ALL TERRAIN 8 X 8 ALL TERRAIN CRANE, PQRTABLE DOLLY, 2 AXLE CONVERTER FORKLIFT, CAT RC-60, PROPANE FORKLIFT, MICHIGAN L-120 FORKLIFT, MITSUBISHI SAW GUIDE, "RUBEWITCH" SNOW MACHINE SNOW MACHINE SLED SNc)W MACHINE, LONG TRACK STORAGE BUILDING, BLUE STORAGE BUILDING, WOODEN 'tRAILER, CARGO, 40 Fl' HIGHWAY FLAT TRAILER, CARGO, 40 Fi' HIGHWAY FLAT TRAILER, CARGO, 40 FT HIGHWAY FLAT TRAILER, CARGO, 40 FT HIGHWAY FLAT TRAILER, CARGO, 45 FT HIGHWAY FLAT TRAILER, ATV, 2 WHEEL, 1-7/8" BALL HITCH ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-76 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-72 Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Serwce In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service Alaska Clean Seas Date Produced: 03/31/93 EQUIPMENT SUMMARY REPORT Page No. 12 CATEGORY DEscRIPTION QUANTITY TOTAL CAPACITY OLA STATUS LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAHD LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/LAND LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOG ISTICS/WATE R LOG~STICSNVATER LOGISTICS/WATER LC~ISTICS/WATER TRAILER. ATV. UTILITY TRAILER. ATV. UTILITY. AMPHIB TRAILER. ATV. UTILITY. AMPHIB TRAILER. HEATER. CHILLMAT TRAILER. UTILITY. 10 FT TRAILER. UTILITY. 14 FT TRAILER. UTILITY. 18 FT TRAILER. UTILITY. 20 FTi TRAILER. UTILITY. 22 FT TRAILER. U~iLITY. BOOM. 20' TRAILER. UTILITY. BOOM. 22' TRAILER. VAN. 40 FT TRAILER. VAN. 40 FT TRUCK. "AUTOCAR". W/CRANE. CREWCAB TRUCK. VAN TRUCK. 4WD CHEVROLET BLAZER TRUCK. CREW CAB. 1 TON TRUCK. CREW CAB. 1989 TRUCK. SUBURBAN 2500. 1989 TRUCK. SUPERCAB.CRANE.WINCH WARM UP SHACK. SKIDDED BOAT, 10FT LIVINGSTON, SKIFF BOAT, 15FT ALUMINUM BOAT, 15FT ALUMINUM BOAT, 16FT ALUMINUM, POLAR CRAFT Be AT, 18FT, INFLATABLE BOAT, 19FT, INFLATABLE BOAT, 20FT. AIRBOAT , ~-OAT, 21FT'41N ALUMINUM "SNOW WHITE" BOAT, 21FT 4IN ALUMINUM, "BULLET" BOAT, 22FT ALUMINUM BOAT, 22F-[ MINI BARGE, "CONDOR". BOAT, 22FT MINI-BARGE, "SEA ROCKET" BOAT, 32FT "NORTHSTAR" BOAT, 38FT HAMMERHEAD "ARCTIC ROSE" BOAT, 38FT HAMMERHEAD "FIREWEED" BOAT, 45FT WORK BOAT, "BIG DIPPER" BOAT, 55FT WORK BOAT, "AGVIQ" BOAT. 65FT. ARCAT II. SKIMMER BOAT. 65FT. ARCAT I1. SKIMMER. ACCESS. BOAT. 8FT. INFLATABLE. LIFE RAFT 12 1 1 3 1 1 3 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DHo72 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-76 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-MP-20 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-SAG-43 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-WD-?3 ACS-WD-73 ACS-WD-73 ACS-WD-73 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-70 In Service In Service Short-Term Inactive In Service In In In In In In In In In In In In In In In In In Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Serv,::e Service Serwce Service Service Service In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service Long-Term Inactiv In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Alas' Clean Seas Date Produced: 03/31/93 ,EQUIPMENT SUMMARY REPORT Page No. 13 CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QUANTITY TOTAL CAPACITY OLA STATUS LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER LOGISTICS/WATER BOAT, AvoN INFLATABLE, 9 FT DINGY BOAT, LIFERAFT, 10 PERSON BOAT, LIFERAFT, 15 PERSON. INFLATABLE BOAT, LIFERAFT, 6 PERSON BOAT, LIFERAFT. 6 PERSON, INFLATABLE OUTBOARD MOTOR, 115 HP, PROP OUTBOARD bUTBOARD OUTBOARD OUTBOARD OOTBOARD OUTBOARD OUTBOARD OUTBOARD OUTBOARD OUTBOARD PLATFORM. MOTOR, 15HP, PROP MOTOR, 15HP, PROP MOTOR, 15HP, PROP MOTOR. 200HP, PROP MOTOR, 25HP, PROP MOTOR. 50HP. PROP MOTOR, 55HP, PROP MOTOR. 70HP, PROP MOTOR, 85HP, PROP MOTOR. 90 HP, PROP "THE SWAMP", SKIMMER ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-71 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-70 In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOV;':RY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RE(~DVERY ANCHOR SYSTEM, 125 LB DiSPERSANT, BUCKET SPRAY ARMS HOSE REEL HYDRAULIC POWER UNIT FOR MI-30 HYDRAULIC POWER UNIT FOR MI-30 MINI FASFLO, MINI FASFLO PUMP, FLOATING 6",HYDRAULIC ROPE MOP PACKAGE ROPE MOP PACKAGE, Z14-E ROPE MOP PACKAGE, Z14-E ROPE MOP. PACKAGE, Z14-E ROPE MOP, BARRACUDA SEA ANCHOR - 36" SEPARATOR, OIL/WATER, 100 BBL SEPARATOR, OIL/WATER, 200 BBL SEPARATOR, OIL/WATER, VERTICAL SHORELINE RESPONSE KIT, 6:pERSON SHORELINE RESPONSE Krr, 6-PERSON SKIMMER, DESMi 250, (DESTROIL OCEAN) SKIMMER, DESM! 250, (I IARBOR) SKIMMER, DESM1250, (HARBOR) ' SKIMMER, DESTROIL SKIMMER, DISC, 12K MK11 SKIMMER, DISC, 12K MK11 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 4 1 1 2O 2 2 1 1 21 1 1 1 2 1 1 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-70 ACS-ANCH-60 ACS-DH-70 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-76 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-72 ACS-ANCH-60 ACS-DH-76 In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Shod-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service '~- In Service In Service In Service In Service Shod-Term Inactive Shod-Term Inactive In Service In In In In In In In In Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Serwce Alaska Clean Seas Date Produced- 03/31/93 EQUIPMENT SUMMARY REPORT Page NO, 14 CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QUANTITY TOTAL CAPACITY OLA STATUS RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY RECOVERY SKIMMER, DISC, M!-11/24 SKIMMER, DISC, MI-30 SKIMMER, DISC, MI-30 SKIMMER, DISC, MIo30 SKIMMER, DISK, T-54 SKIMMER, DRUM SKIMMER, DRUM SKIMMER, FOXTAIL SKIMMER, LORI, SIDE COLLECTOR SYSTEM SKIMMER, MANTA RAY, FLEXIBLE SKIMMER, MANTA RAY, FLEXIBLE SKIMMER, ROPE MOP PACKAGE, 8 X 14" SKIMMER, ROPE MOP PACKAGE, MW62 SKIMMER, ROPE MOP PACKAGE, MW62 · .~KIMMER, SEAVAC, HELl-SKIMMER SKIMMER,. SOCK SKIMMER, TRANS-VAC, DIESEL SKIMMER, TRANSREC 250 SKIMMER, VIKOMA SKIMMER, WEIR, ARCAT II SKIMMER, WEIR, FAST RESPONSE UNIT SKIMMER, WEIR, HALLIBURTON BARRIER SKIMMER, WEIR, HALLIBURTON BARRIER SKIMMER, WIER SKIMMER, WIER SKIMMER, WIER, PORTABLE, SLURP SKIMMER, WIER, PORTABLE, SLURP SKIMMER, WIER, PORTABLE, SLURP SKIMMER, WIER, PORTABLE, SLURP SKIMMER, WIER, PORTABLE, SLURP SKIMMER, WIER, WALOSEP, W1 SKIMMER, WIER, WALOSEP, W4 TANKS, HALIBURTON 3 1 2 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 3 1 1 5 ACS-SAG-43 ACS-DH-7o ACS-DH-72 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-KUV-42 ^CS-DH-72 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-70 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-76 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-72 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH.76 ACS-ANCH-60 ACS-DH-76 ACS-ANCH-60 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-SAG-43 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-76 In In In In In In In In In In In In In In In Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Shod-Term Inactive Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive Short-Term Inactive Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive.~_ In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service REHABANILDLIFE REHAB/WILDLIFE REHAB/WILDLIFE REHABNVILDLIFE REHABNVILDLIFE REHABNVILDLIFE RE~ABANILDLIFE REHAB/WILDI IFE .. BANGERS BIRD SCAREAWAY CANNON BIRD SCARE'AWAY CANNON BIRD SCARE AWAY CANNON W/TRIPOD BIRD STABALIZATION CTR, MODULAR CRACKER SHELL ELECTRIC FENCE SYSTEM KIT, NET LAUNCHER 1 1 35 lO 1 1 1 1 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-PBUE-45 ACS-PBUE-45 ACS-PBUE-45 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Long?- 'm Inactive Alaska Clean Seas Dato Produced: ECIUIPME~.~ SUMMARY REPORT~ Page ..,~o, 15 CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QUANTITY TOTAL CAPACITY OLA STATUS REHAB/WILDLIFE REHAB/WILDLIFE REHAB/WILDLIFE REHAB/WILDLIFE REHABANILDLIFE REHAB/WILDLIFE REHAB/WILDLIFE REHAB/WILDLIFE REHAB/WILDLIFE SORBENTS (CONSUMABLES) SORBENTS (CONSUMABLES) SORBENTS (CONSUMABLES) SORBENTS (CONSUMABLES) SORBENTS (CONSUMABLES) SORBENTS (CONSUMABLES) SORBENTS (CONSUMABLES) SORBENTS (CONSUMABLES) SORBENTS (CONSUMABLES) SORBENTS (CONSUMABLES) SORBENTS (CONSUMABLES) SORBENTS (CONSUMABLES) SORBENTS (CONSUMABLES) SORBENTS (CONSUMABLES) SORBENTS (CONSUMABLES) SORBENTS (CONSUMABLES) SORBENTS (CONSUMABLES) TRANSFEFVSTORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TP~,.,NSFER/STORAGE NET, WILDLIFE, 12 X 12 RIFLE, 375 H&H W/CASE RIFLE, 375 MAGNUM SCARE EYE BALLOON SCREAMERS SHOTGUN, 12 GAUGE WILDLIFE HAZING KIT WILDLIFE HAZING KIT WILDLIFE HAZING/REHAB SUPPLIES ABSORBENT, PADS ,-',BSORBENT, VISCIOUS OIL SNARES (POM POMS) SORBENT PAD, 17.5" X 17.5" SORBENT PAD, 18" X 18" SORBENT pAD, 18" X 18" SORBENT PAD, 18" X 18" SORBENT PAD, 36' X 36" SORBENT PAD, .36" X 36" SORBENT PILLOW, 12" X 18" SORBENT PILLOW, 12" X 18" .SORBENT ROLL, 35" X 200 FT ~SORBENT ROLL, 36" X 150 FT SORBENT ROLL, 36" X 150 FT SORBENT ROLL, 36" X 150 FT SORBENT ROLL, 36' X 150 FT SORBENT SWEEP, 19" X lOO" FAST TANK PARTS HOSE, DISCHARGE, 3" HOSE, DISCHARGE, 3', ARCTIC HOSE, DISCHARGE, 3', ARCTIC HOSE, DISCHARGE, 3", ARCTIC HOSE, DISCHARGE, 3", ARCTIC HOSE, DISCHARGE, 4" HOSE, DISCHARGE, 4',-65 FLEXWING HOSE, DISCHARGE, 4',-65 FLEXWING HOSE, DISCHARGE, 6" HOSE. DISCHARGE, 6" HOSE, DISCHARGE, 6' 1 1 12 2 1 1 3 g 1 1 1 1 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-DH-72 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-72 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-72 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-76 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In In In In In In In In In In In In In In In In In Service Service Service Service Serwce Service Service Service Serv,::e Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service In Service In Service In Serwce In Service In ServK:e In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Long-Term In Service Inactive Alaska Clean Seas Date Produced: 03/31/93 EQUIPMENT SUMMARY REPORT Page No. 16 CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QUANTITY TOTAL CAPACITY OLA STATUS TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFEI::VSTORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFEI:::VSTORAGE TRANSFEF:VSTORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFEF:VSTORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFEFVSTORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFE R/STORAG E 'fRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFERfSTORAGE TRANSFER~TOP~GE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TR,L",ik,IS FE R/S TORAG E HOSE, HOSE, HOSE, HOSE, HOSE, HCSE, HOSE, ,.-lOSE, I-;eSE, HOSE, HOSE, HOSE, HOSE, HOSE, HOSE, HOSE, HOSE, HOSE, PUMP, PUMP, PUMP, PUMP, PUMP, PUMP, PUMP, PUMP, PUMP, PUMP, PUMP, PUMP, PUMP, PUMP, PUMP, PUMP, PUMP, TANK TANK sucTION, 2", W/FII-rlNGS SUCTION, 2", W/FITTINGS SUCTION, 2", W/FII-I'INGS SUCTION, 2", W/FITTINGS SUCTION, 2", W/FI'I-rINGS SUCTION, 3" SUCTION, 3", ARCTIC SUCTION, 3", ARCTIC SUCTION, 3", ARCTIC SUCTION, 3", ARCTIC SUCTION, 3", ARCTIC, W/FITTINGS SUCTION, 3", ARCTIC, W/FI'I-rINGS SUCTION, 4" SUCTION, 4" SUCTION, 4", -65 FLEXWING SUCTION, 4", -65 FLEXWING SUCTION, 4", -65 FLEXWING SUCTION, 6" BARREL, HAND TRANSFER, 1 EA CENTRIF., ENGINE DRIVEN, DIESEL DIAPHRAGM, AIR, 3" DIAPHRAGM, AIR, 3" DIAPHRAGM, AIR, 4" DIAPHRAGM, DIESEL, 3" DIAPHRAGM, DIESEL, 3" DIAPHRAGM, DIESEL, 3" DIAPHRAGM, GAS, 3" SUBMERSIBLE, HEAVY OIL, 6" SUBMERSIBLE, HEAVY OIL, 6" TRASH, AIR, SUBMERSIBLE, 3" TRASH, DIESEL, 3" TRASH, DIESEL, 3" TRASH, DIESEL, 4" TRASH, GAS, 2" TRASH, GAS, 2" TANK, AIR BERM TANK, AIR BERM, BLOWER UNIT TANK, BLADDER TANK, BLADDER TANK, BLADDER TANK, BLADDER PETROFLEX 1 4 2 1 1 1 7 2 1 2 17 1 4 1 11 1 1 1 1 2 1 13 2 4 5 1 10 1 12 9 7 3 9 8 1 1 1 5 2 20 4 4 4 ACS-ANCH-60 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-SAG -43 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-PS1-62 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-72 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DHo72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-DH-72 ACS-DH-70 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-DH-72 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-71 ACS-DH-76 ACS-SAG-43 ACS-DH-71 In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inactive In Service In Service In Service In Service In Service Shod-Term Inactive In Service In In In In In In In In In In In In In In In In In Service Serwce Serwce Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Alas Date Clean Seas Produced: 03/31/93 EQUIPMENT SUMMARY REPORT Page No. 17 CATEGORY DESCRIPTION QUANTITY TOTAL CAPACITY OLA STATUS TRANSFER~TORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFE Rf~ !'ORAG E TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TRANSFER/STORAGE TANK, TANK, TANK, TANK, TANK, TANK, TANK, TANK, TANK, TANK, TANK, TANK, TANK, TANK, TANK, TANK, TANK, TANK, TANK, TANK, BLADDER PETROFLEX BLADDER PETROFLEX BLADDER, PILLOW BLADDER, PILLOW BLADDER, TOWABLE BLADDER, TOWABLE BLADDER, TOWABLE, HELICOPTER BLADDER, TOWABLE, HELICOPTER BLADDER, TOWABLE, HELICOPTER BLADDER, TOWABLF_/LIFTABLE BLADDER, TOWABLE/LIFTABLE BLADDER, TOWABLEA..IFTABLE FLOATING, TOWABLE FLOATING, TOWABLE FLOATING, TOWABLE W/2 LINERS W/LINER W/LINER W/LINER W/LINER 2 6 2 6 4 4 4 4 4 2O 10 2 1 4 1 1 14 2 1 3 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-WD-73 ACS-ANCH-77 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-71 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-76 ACS-DH-70 ACS-KUV-42 ACS-WD-73 ACS-DH-70 ACS-DH-72 ACS-KUV 42 ACS-PBUE-45 ACS-SAG-43 In In In In In In In In In Service Service Serv ce Service Service Service Service Service Service In Service ,~ Long-Term Inach, In Service In Service In Service In Service Long-Term Inaclive In Service In Service In Service In Service ~k10369 A0-02514013 $58.90 AFFIDAVIT OF P UBLICA TION STATE OF ALASKA ) THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT ) SS. Eva M Kaufmann being first duly sworn on oath deposes and says that she is the Advertising Representative of the Anchorage Daily News, a daily newspaper. That said newspaper has been approved by the Third Judicial Court, Anchorage, Alaska, and it now and has been published in the English language continually as a daily newspaper in Anchorage, Alaska, and it is now and during all said time was printed in an office maintained at the aforesaid place of publication of said newspaper. That the annexed is a copy of an advertisement as it was published in regular issues (and not in supplemental form) of said newspaper on: October 11~ ,1994 and that such newspaper was regularly distributed to its subscribers during all of said period. That the full amount of the fee charged for the foregoing publication is not in excess of the' rate charged private individuals. signed ~.~')r',.. ~ Eva M. Kaufmann ~ Classified Advertising Rep. 257-4296 Subscribed and sworn to b~.e me this f..'.~, day of [~.~, 1994 Third Division Anchorage, Alaska COMMISSION EXPIRES: MY ,COMMISSION EXPIRF.~ .......... .~y.,t...~,.l~.t~ ........... 19 ...... l.Notlce of PUb~i~'Hearing ~' STATE OF ALASKA, ,,':,i,,. Alask~,'Oil anll Gas .... COnservlti~ Commission Re: ~he~ apPiiC~,on ,~ ~Rco' A[a-ska, InC, and BP EXplora~ 'flQ" .(Alaska) Inc. to ameno ,RUle 5 of :Conservation Order , ARCO Aiaska, mc'. Exl)loratl0n .(Al~Skal inc; by letter dated September. 14, lgga I~ive':requested an amendment to'R01e $ of Conservation Or- dertNo.. 173.' The amendment would eflmlnate the:subSurface 'slfety"¥alve ' requirement in the'~.K~ll~ruk Rivet.off pool, Kupar0k River .Field; and quire Surftice safety..valves 0n- lY'.on wells, capable of unassist- ed flow of hydro~arbens. A person who may'be hagm- ed., f., the, recIuested: orde~ s l'SSU'ed .may'file ~ .Written pro- test~ prior, to 4:00 'p.m. October 26,~ '1994 'with "the AlaSka Oil ~d Gas' Conse~'vation. 'C0m- ~r~lssl0n (h~rel'nafter', the~ Com- mission), 3001 Porcupine Drive, Anchorage, AlasKa ~9501, and request a hearing on the matter. Ii' the protest is timely filed and raises a sub- stantlal, and material issue crucial to the .Commission's determination, a .hearing on the matter will be held at the · above address at 9:00 a.m. on Novefnber 29, 1994 In confor- .~ance with 20 AAC 25.540. If a ;hearing is to be held, interest- ~.d. parties may confirm this by · ..c~J.Ing the'Commission's office '(907) 279-1433 after October 26, ! lg94. If no protest Is filed, the .C.ommission.wIII consider the I'lssuance of the order without :~'.l~earlng: i:: .:..'. :. ', ... ..... . I..i?...,.. If .¥Q~u. are 7a' per, sOn with. II.':diSablll~y,! ,Who.'may 'need 'a Spe.Clal' .n~0dlfic'ati0n'sin '.order · t~ Comment or to atte'hd"the public hearing, please c0nt'ect Diana Fleck. at 279-1433. no later than Novembei'-'25, 1994. ~.~,,,: :~s/Russoll.'.,A.'.'DOUglass~' ' '?? ¢0m'ml'ssi0qer~ .:'Alaska:' Ot · ..'. :'.;: and,~Gas'."Coi~ser~at on. '~'""'Comm. IssIo, . ... ~ipub .Octobei~:lt":' 1994. '.' ':..' ....... · ...... Notice of Public Hearing STATE OF ALASKA Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Re~ The application of ARCO Alaska, Inc. and BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. to amend Rule 5 of Conservation Order 173. ARCO Alaska, Inc. and BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. by letter dated September 1.4, 1994 have requested an amendment to Rule 5 of Conservation Order 173. The amendment would eliminate the subsurface safety valve requirement in the Kuparuk River oil pool, Kuparuk River Field, and require surface safety valves only on wells capable of unassisted flow of hydrocarbons. A person who may be harmed if the requested order is issued may file a written protest prior to 4:00 p.m.. October 26, 1994 with the Alaska Oil and Gas Conse~'qation Commission (hereinafter the Commission), 3001 Porcupine Drive, Anchorage, Alaska 99501, and request a hearing on the matter. If the protest is timely filed and raises a substantial and material issue crucial to the Commission's determination, a hearing on the matter will be held at the above address at 9:00 a.m. on November 29, 1994 in conformance with 20 AAC 25.540. If a hearing is to be held, interested parties may confirm this by calling the Commission's office, (907) 279-1433 after October 26, 1994. If no protest is filed, the Commission will consider the issuance of the order without a hearing. If you are a person with a disability who may need a special modification in order to conunent or to attend the public hearing, please contact Diana Fleck at 279-1433 no later than November 25, 1994. Russell A. Douglass t~ Commissioner Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Published October 11, 1994 ARCO Alaska, Inc.~'~' Post Office Box 100360 Anchorage, Alaska 995'10-0360 Telephone 907 276 1215 September 14, 1994 Mr. David W. Johnston, Chairman Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re: Request to Revise Conservation Order 173, Rule 5 Dear Mr. Johnston: ARCO Alaska, Inc., Operator of the Kuparuk River Unit, and BP Exploration, Alaska, Inc., Operator of the Milne Point Unit, request that the Commission revise the requirements of Conservation Order 173, Rule 5 to require only a surface safety valve for wells capable of unassisted flow of hydrocarbons. The applicants request that this rule be revised as soon as possible and applied to the entire Kuparuk River Oil Pool, Kuparuk River Field and both operating Units. The purpose of this request is to remove the subsurface safety valve requirement which will allow us to operate the fields more efficiently while maintaining a safe operation. This letter, which should be considered ARCO and BPX's formal request, is divided into three main sections covering the background, proposal, and justification for this action. BACKGROUND The field rules (Conservation Order No. 173) for the Kuparuk River Oil Pool, Kuparuk River Field, require each well be equipped with both surface and subsurface safety valves for all wells capable of unassisted flow of hydrocarbons. The Kuparuk and Milne Point Units are the only producing operations within this field. Conservation Order 173 was issued on May 6, 1981, and has been in effect throughout the producing lives of the both Units. The subsurface safety valve requirements in North Slope fields were originally requested by ARCO and BPX based on the Iow level of experience with arctic production operations. After many years of safe operations these concerns no longer exist. ARCO and BPX have gained substantial arctic operating experience and both the Kuparuk and Milne Point Units now possess an extensive infrastructure operated by a highly skilled work force. One of the main concerns during the early years of arctic operation was the potential freeze back of the permafrost. Subsurface valves were used to protect against the risk of loss of well control due to casing ~o~e~E~(~~ ARCO Alaska, inc. is a Subsidiary of AtlanticRichfieldComparw SEP '15 1994 Alaska 0il & Gas Cons. Commission Anchor~e Mr. David W. J~,,,nston, Chairman Request to Revise Conservation Order 173, Rule 5 Page 2 freeze back of the permafrost. The uncertainty relating to this risk, however, was eliminated with the improved design of casing strings and cement capable of withstanding the thaw - freeze back forces. Twelve years of production operations at Kuparuk have clearly demonstrated that this is no longer an area for concern. Outside of Alaska, subsurface safety valves are used primarily in offshore applications where wells and platforms are at risk due to hurricanes, ocean going ships, and subsea mud slides. The use of subsurface safety valves in onshore wells in the lower 48 is very rare and generally restricted to wells with extremely high levels of hydrogen sulfide, located in heavily populated urban areas. Consistent with the industry practice in the lower 48, the use of subsurface safety valves is not required or in use in any of the other onshore fields in Alaska outside of the North Slope. PROPOSAL ARCO and BPX propose that Conservation Order 173, Rule 5 be revised to eliminate the subsurface safety valve requirement for all wells, and to require a surface safety valve only in wells capable of unassisted flow of hydrocarbons. The pilot actuated surface valve is capable of automatically closing to prevent an uncontrolled flow. Surface valves will continue to be tested as required by the AOGCC every six months. For clarity a copy of Rule 5 is included here in Attachment 1 with the paragraph of interest underlined. It is proposed that the entire paragraph (a) (2) and other references to SSSV's be deleted and that revised Rule 5 read as shown in Attachment 2. Removing the requirement for subsurface valves at Kuparuk and Milne Point is consistent with the Commission's statewide regulation, 20 AAC 25.265, which imposes a universal subsurface valve requirement only for offshore wells. JUSTIFICATION SSSV's provide only a redundant level of protection to the SSV. The risks which were thought to justify the extra protection provided by SSSV's have proven to be either absent or extremely unlikely in Kuparuk River Oil Pool wells. In fact, subsurface valves actually create a small element of risk, as hundreds of downhole well operations are performed each year just to service and maintain existing valves. In addition, the requirement for subsurface valves may preclude the development and application of various alternate completion techniques being studied to extend the life of the Kuparuk River Field. RE£EIVED SEP 1 5 1994 Alaska 0il & Gas Cons. Commission Anchorage Mr. David W. JL.,nston, Chairman Request to Revise Conservation Order 173, Rule 5 Page 3 Please note that ARCO and BPX are not asking for a waiver of a statewide rule as 20 AAC 25.265(b) does not require either a surface or subsurface safety valve for onshore wells. Our proposal is to continue to exceed the requirements of the statewide rules by continuing to install and maintain surface safety valves. This revision will result in a significant improvement in the efficiency of operations at Kuparuk and Milne Point. It conforms with prudent oil field management and will not adversely affect ultimate recovery. Please contact either of us if you have any questions, or need more information. Our phone numbers are 263-4304 and 564-5232 for the ARCO and BPX contacts respectively. Sincerely, Tom Wellman KRU Staff Manager Kuparuk Business Unit Attachments Bruce J. ~ky ~~/~y MPU Exploitation Manager Milne Point Unit RE¢£1VED SEP 1 5 1994 Alaska Oil & Gas Cons. Commission Anchorage Attachment 1 Current Conservation Order 173, Rule 5. Rule 5. Automatic Shut-In Eauioment (a) Upon completion, each well which is capable of unassisted flow of hydrocarbons must be equipped with a commission- approved (1) fail-safe automatic surface safety valve (SSV) capable of preventing an uncontrolled flow by automatically closing if such a flow should occur; and (2) fail-safe autom~,tic surface controlled subsurface safety valve fSSSV~, unless another tvDe of subsurface valve is approved by the Commissioh" this valve must be in the tubing string located at a depth of 500 feet or greater below ground level' the valve must be capable of oreventina an uncontrolled flow bv automatically closina if such a flow should occur. (b) A representative of the Commission will witness operation and performance tests at intervals and times as prescribed by the Commission to confirm that the SSV, SSSV, and all associated equipment are in proper working condition; and (c) A well that is not capable of unassisted flow of hydrocarbons as determined by a "no flow" performance test witnessed by a commission representative is not required to have fail-safe automatic SSV or SSSV valves. RECEIVED SEP 1 5 1994 Alaska Oil & Gas Cons. Commission AnchoraCe Attachment 2 Proposed Revised Conservation Order 173, Rule 5. Rule 5. Auto (a) (b) (c) matic Shut-In Eauioment Upon completion, each well which is capable of unassisted flow of hydrocarbons must be equipped with a commission- approved fail-safe automatic surface safety valve (SSV) capable of preventing an uncontrolled flow by automatically closing if such a flow should occur A representative of the Commission will witness operation and performance tests at intervals and times as prescribed by the Commission to confirm that the SSV and all associated equipment are in proper working condition; and A well that is not capable of unassisted flow of hydrocarbons as determined by a "no flow" performance test witnessed by a commission representative is not required to have fail-safe automatic SSV. RECEIVED SEP 1 5 1994 Alaska Oil & Gas Cons. Commission Anchorage
