An

Event

Additional Speakers (as of 10/17/2013):

Rod Baltzer, President, Waste ControlSpecialists

Jeff Bradford, Vice President, URS |CH2M Oak Ridge (UCOR)

Tom Burns, Director, Engineering, SaltWaste Processing Facility, Parsons

Mark Cauley, Business Manager, LATAEnvironmental Services of Kentucky

John Ciucci, Chief Operating Officer,CH2M Hill Plateau Remediation Co.

George Dials, President and ProjectManager, B&W Conversion Services

Kent Fortenberry, Chief Engineer,B&W Conversion Services, LLC

Phil Gallagher, Executive VicePresident, Babcock Services

Fred Hughes, Site Maintenance,Infrastructure, D&D Director,Fluor-B&W Portsmouth LLC

Steve Jones, President, Oak RidgeAtomic Trades and Labor Council

Jeff Kerridge, Chief Financial Officerand Vice President, CH2M-WG Idaho

Jim Key, Vice President, UnitedSteelworkers Local 550, Paducah, Ky.;Vice President, Atomic Energy WorkersCouncil

Terry Michalske, Director, SavannahRiver National Laboratory

Matt Moeller, Chief Executive Officer,Dade Moeller

Steve Moore, President and CEO,Wastren Advantage, Inc.

Herman Potter, President, UnitedSteelworkers Local 689, Piketon, Ohio

Amar Raval, Chairman, TerranearPMC

Ed Rogers, Manager, Contracts andProcurement, Bechtel National Inc.

Frank Sheppard, Deputy ProjectManager, Salt Waste ProcessingFacility, Parsons

Susan Stiger, Chair, EFCOG

For Information Call 1-877-303-7367 ext. 109 or email: forums@exchangemonitor.com

THE TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL WEAPONS

COMPLEX MONITOR DECISIONMAKERS' FORUM

October 21 - 24, 2013Omni Amelia Island Plantation Resort | Amelia Island, Florida

Keynote Speakers…

Mark Lesinski, Chief Operating Officer, UK NDAJoan Miller, Vice President and General Manager,

Decommissioning and Waste Management, AECLSean McGarvey, Pres., Building & Construction Trades Dept.

Also Featuring…

Jack Surash, DAS Acquisition and Project Management, U.S. DOE-EM

Colin Jones, Chief of Staff to David Huizenga, Sr. Advisor for EM, U.S. DOE

David Trimble, Director, Natural Resources & Environment, U.S. GAO

Cherry Tweed, Chief Scientific Advisor, UK NDA

Jane Hedges, Nuclear Waste Program Mgr., Washington Dept. of Ecology

Shelly Wilson, Federal Facilities Liaison, South Carolina DHEC

Ken Camplin, Vice President, B&W Technical Services Group, Inc.

Bob Cochran, President, Federal Services, Chicago Bridge & Iron

Dennis Ferrera, President,CH2M Hill Nuclear Business Group

Michael Graham, G.M., U.S. Environmental Business, Bechtel National

Greg Meyer, Executive Vice President, Fluor Government Group

Tara Neider, President, AREVA Federal Services

Alan Parker, President, Project & Government Group, EnergySolutions

David Pethick, G.M., Global M&O Services, URS

Kenneth Weckstein, Counselor at Law, Brown Rudnick LLP

Bookmark www.decisionmakersforum.com

Plus… a special roundtable discussion on the potential for ‘game changing’strategies to reduce life-cycle cleanup costs, with NDA COO MarkLesinski, former DOE Assistant Secretary for Environmental ManagementJames Rispoli, former Washington Group and Kurion executive RalphDiSibio, former Rocky Flats technology director Dave Maloney and more.

— 25TH ANNUAL WEAPONS COMPLEX MONITOR DECISIONMAKERS’ FORUM —

AGENDAMonday, October 21

2:00 REGISTRATION OPENS/REGISTRATION MATERIALS

REFRESHMENTS AT REGISTRATION

6:00 RECEPTION

7:00 OPENING DINNER

Tuesday, October 22

7:00 CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

8:00 WELCOME REMARKS

Edward L. Helminski, PresidentExchangeMonitor Publications &

Forums

8:15 OPENING KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Cleanup Challenges: Taking theNext Steps in the U.S., UK, andCanada to Address Long-TermNuclear Liabilities

MODERATOR: Steve Piccolo,Executive Chairman, Kurion, Inc.

Mark Lesinski, Chief OperatingOfficer, UK NuclearDecommissioning Authority

Joan Miller, Vice PresidentDecommissioning and WasteManagement, Atomic Energy ofCanada Ltd.

OPEN DISCUSSION

9:15 Optimizing the Workforce toIncrease Efficiency and SafetyPerformance

Sean McGarvey, PresidentBuilding and Construction TradesDepartment

OPEN DISCUSSION

10:00 COFFEE BREAK

10:20 Claims, Protests and Investigations in anEra of Reduced DOE Budgets

MODERATOR: Keith Tucker, Vice President, Business Development,Wastren Advantage

Ken Weckstein, Counselor at LawBrown Rudnick LLP

OPEN DISCUSSION

11:00 A ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION:Industry Perspectives on MaintainingCleanup Progress in the Face of NewFiscal Realities

MODERATOR: Martin Schneider, CEO, EM Publications & Forums

Ken Camplin, Vice PresidentB&W Technical Services Group, Inc.

Bob Cochran, PresidentFederal Services, Chicago Bridge & Iron

Dennis Ferrera, President Nuclear Business Group, CH2M Hill

Michael Graham, General ManagerU.S. Environmental, Bechtel National

Greg Meyer, Senior Vice PresidentE&N Operations, Fluor

Tara Neider, PresidentAREVA Federal Services

Alan Parker, PresidentProjects & Government Group,EnergySolutions

David Pethick, General ManagerGlobal Management and OperationsServices, URS

OPEN DISCUSSION

12:15 LUNCH

1:30 State Regulators: Priorities for FutureCleanup

MODERATOR: Michael Graham,General Manager, U.S. Environmental,Bechtel National

Jane Hedges, ManagerNuclear Waste Program, WashingtonDepartment of Ecology

Shelly Wilson, Federal Facilities LiaisonSouth Carolina Department of Healthand Environmental Control

OPEN DISCUSSION

2:45 Leveraging EM's CorporateLab—SRNL—to Reduce Costs, FosterInternational Collaboration

MODERATOR: Bob Granata, DirectorTechnology Development, NewportNews Shipbuilding

Terry Michalske, DirectorSavannah River National Laboratory

OPEN DISCUSSION

3:15 COFFEE BREAK

3:30 Resuming Cleanup Work After theShutdown and Continuing ProgressAcross the Complex

Colin Jones, Chief of Staff to DavidHuizenga, Senior Advisor forEnvironmental Management, U.S. DOE

OPEN DISCUSSION

4:00 Waste Management and Disposal: DoingMore With Less

Rod Baltzer, PresidentWaste Control Specialists

OPEN DISCUSSION

4:30 Risk Sharing and Defining Success onDOE Projects

George Dials, President and ProjectManager, B&W Conversion Services,LLC

OPEN DISCUSSION

5:00 ADJOURN

5:00 RECEPTION

Wednesday, October 23

7:00 CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

8:00 Perspectives on International DisposalEfforts

MODERATOR: Sean Stanfield, DirectorMeasurement Services, CANBERRAAREVA Nuclear Measurement BusinessUnit

Cherry Tweed, Chief Scientific AdvisorUK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority

OPEN DISCUSSION

8:25 Upcoming Procurement Opportunitiesand Acquisition Process Changes

Jack Surash, Deputy AssistantSecretary, Acquisition and ProjectManagement, U.S. DOE-EM

OPEN DISCUSSION

8:45 ROUNDTABLE: Contract ManagementChallenges: Assessing Current Impactsand Developing Solutions

— Increasing Efficiency, Improving Performance to Chart a New Path to Cleanup —MODERATOR: Martin Schneider,

CEO, EM Publications & Forums

Jack Surash, Deputy AssistantSecretary, Acquisition and ProjectManagement, U.S. DOE-EM

John Ciucci, Chief Operating OfficerCH2M Hill Plateau Remediation Co.

Jeff Bradford, Vice President,URS | CH2M Oak Ridge (UCOR)

Jeff Kerridge, Chief Financial Officerand Vice President, CH2M-WG Idaho

Frank Sheppard, Deputy Project Manager, Salt Waste Processing Facility,Parsons

Ed Rogers, ManagerContracts and Procurement,Bechtel National Inc.

Susan Stiger, ChairEFCOG

David Trimble, DirectorNatural Resources and Environment,U.S. Government Accountability Office

OPEN DISCUSION

10:00 COFFEE BREAK

10:15 What's Ahead for Portsmouth, PaducahCleanup?

MODERATOR: John Longenecker, President, Longenecker & Associates,Inc.

Fred Hughes, Site Maintenance,Infrastructure, D&D Director,Fluor-B&W Portsmouth LLC

Mark Cauley, Business ManagerLATA Environmental Services of Kentucky

Kent Fortenberry, Chief EngineerB&W Conversion Services LLC

OPEN DISCUSSION

11:10 ROUNDTABLE: The Future of SmallBusiness in the DOE Marketplace

MODERATOR: Kenneth Fletcher, Reporter, Weapons Complex Monitor

Jack Surash, Deputy AssistantSecretary, Acquisition and ProjectManagement, U.S. DOE-EM

Phil Gallagher, Executive VicePresident, Babcock Services

Matt Moeller, Chief Executive OfficerDade Moeller

Steve Moore, President and CEOWastren Advantage, Inc.

Amar Raval, ChairmanTerranearPMC

OPEN DISCUSSION

12:15 BOX LUNCH

7:00 SPECIAL EVENING SESSION

ROUNDTABLE: Long-TermEnvironmental Liabilities in the U.S.,Canada and UK: Where Does the ‘Home Run' Come from?

MODERATOR: Martin Schneider, CEO, EM Publications & Forums

Mark Lesinski, Chief OperatingOfficer, UK NuclearDecommissioning Authority

Ralph DiSibio, DirectorKurion, Inc.; former PresidentEnergy and Environment,Washington Group International

James Rispoli, former AssistantSecretary for EnvironmentalManagement; former President,Project Time & Cost, Inc.

Dave Maloney, former Director ofTechnology, Kaiser-Hill Co., RockyFlats

OPEN DISCUSSION

8:00 RECEPTION

8:30 DINNER

Thursday, October 24

7:30 CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

8:30 The Salt Waste Processing Facility andthe SRS High-Level Waste Mission

Tom Burns, DirectorEngineering, Salt Waste ProcessingFacility, Parsons

OPEN DISCUSSION

9:00 Union Concerns Across the DOEComplex

MODERATOR: Joe Yanek, ExecutiveDirector, Technical Support ServicesFluor Government Group

Steve Jones, PresidentOak Ridge Atomic Trades and LaborCouncil

Herman Potter, PresidentUnited Steelworkers Local 689, Piketon,Ohio

Jim Key, Vice PresidentUnited Steelworkers Local 550, Paducah,Ky.; Vice President, Atomic EnergyWorkers Council

OPEN DISCUSSION

10:15 COFFEE BREAK

10:35 The Path Forward for Cleanup,Contracts and Compliance in a Post-Shutdown Complex

Martin Schneider, Chief ExecutiveOfficer, ExchangeMonitor Publications& Forums

Mike Nartker, Editor-in-Chief,ExchangeMonitor Publications

OPEN DISCUSSION

11:30 FORUM ADJOURNS

— PAST PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS —ACTS, Inc.ADS TrinityAECLAECOMAerotekAgility LogisticsAkima Management ServicesAleut World Solutions, LLCAlion Science and Technology CorporationAlliantAmec GeoMeltANSTO IncAOC Key Solutions, Inc.ARCADISARES CorporationAREVA Federal Services LLCARS InternationalAscendent Engineering & Safety SolutionsATK Space SystemsATL International Inc.Australian Nuclear Science & Technology

Organisation (ANSTO)Avisco, Inc.AWS, LLCB&W Technical Services Group, Inc.B&W Y-12 (National Security Complex)Babcock & WilcoxBabcock ServciesBartlett Services, Inc.Battelle, Pacific Northwest National LaboratoryBay Tree Government ServicesBetter Choices ConsultingBG4 LLCBlack & Veatch Special Projects Corp.Booz Allen HamiltonBoston Government ServicesBradburne Consulting, LLCBurns and Roe Enterprises, Inc.Cabrera Services, Inc.CareerSMITH, Inc.Cavanagh Services Group, Inc.CBI PolymersCDMCH2M HILLCity of Oak RidgeClauss ConstructionClean HarborsCLH Associates IncColumbia Energy & Environmental ServicesComprehensive Health Services IncContainer TechnologiesCTACCWC, LLCDade Moeller & AssociatesDecker Garman Sullivan LLCDEMCO, Inc.DeNuke Contracting Services, Inc.DESA, IncDoyon Government GroupDuke EnergyDynamac CorporationDynMcDermott Petroleum Operations Co.E.S. Fox LtdE.W. Wells Group, LLCE2 Consulting Engineers, Inc.Earth Tech - AECOMEberline Services, Inc.ECCEcotone Group LLCEdgewater Technical AssociatesEnercon

EnergX, LLCEnergy Communities AllianceEnergySolutions, Inc.Engineered Resources, LLCENTACT, LLCEnvirocon, Inc.Environmental Dimensions, Inc.Environmental Quality Management, Inc.Environmental Rail SolutionsEpsilon Systems Solutions, Inc.ERSI, LLC.ETEBAFederal Engineers and Constructors, Inc.Fluor CorporationFluor Government GroupFluor HanfordFluor-B&W Portsmouth L.L.C.Fox Potomac Resources, LLCFrankie Friend & Associates, IncFuture Unlimited, Inc.Gallagher Consulting GroupGD Electric BoatGEL Laboratories, LLCGEM Technologies, IncGeneral AtomicsGeo Consultants, LLCGeosyntec Consultants, Inc.Global BGITM CorporationGlobal Solutions LLCgreenberry industrialHanford Advisory BoardHart Design GroupHill International, Inc.Honeywell FM&THypercompaction Technologies/Harris WasteManagement GroupIAP Worldwide Services, Inc.IBMICE Service Group, Inc.Idaho National LaboratoryIETIHI INC.IMPACT Services, Inc.Innovations/OceanusInnovative SolutionsINTERA IncorporatedJacobs Engineering GroupJG Management Systems, IncJoseph Oat CorporationKelly, Anderson & Associates, Inc.Kiewit Federal GroupKleinfelderKurion, Inc.LATA/Parallax Portsmouth LLCLB ServicesLMK Engineers, LLCLockheed Martin CorporationLongenecker & Associates, Inc.Los Alamos National LaboratoryLos Alamos Technical Associates, Inc. (LATA)LVI Services Inc.MACTEC, Inc.Major Tool & Machine, Inc.Management and Environmental SolutionsMark TurnboughMCM Management CorporationMcNeil Technologies, IncMerrick & CompanyMHF Logistical SolutionsMidwest Research InstituteMission Support Alliance

MOCA SystemsMPR Associates, Inc.MSE Technology Applications, Inc.NAC InternationalNational Security TechnologiesNavarro Research and Engineering, Inc.New Mexico Environment DepartmentNew World Environmental, Inc.Newport News NuclearNicholson ConstructionNorth Wind, Inc.Northern New Mexico Citizens' Advisory BoardNorthrop Grumman CorporationNorthwest Demolition LLC (SDVOSB)Nuclear Decommissioning AuthorityNuclear Management AssociatesNUKEM TechnologiesNumark AssociatesNuvia LimitedNuVision Engineering, Inc.Oak Ridge Associated UniversitiesOak Ridge Energy CorridorOak Ridge Site Specific Advisory BoardOmega Consultants, Inc.Onet TechnologiesP.W. Grosser ConsultingPAI CorporationPajarito Scientific CorporationPangea GroupPaR Systems, Inc.ParsonsParsons BrinckerhoffPB Americas, Inc.Performance Results CorporationPerma-Fix Environmental Serivces, Inc.Petersen Inc.Philotechnics, LtdPhoenix Enterprises N.W.LLCPortage, Inc.PRDA LLCPREMIER TECHNOLOGY INCPremier Technology, Inc.PricewaterhouseCoopers LLPPro2Serve Professional Project Services, IncProject Enhancement CorporationProject Services Group LLCProject Time & Cost, Inc.R&R PartnersR. W. Beck, Inc.Radiation Protection Systems, Inc.Radiation Safety and Control Services,Inc.Restoration Services Incorporated (RSI)Robatel Technologies LLCRockstar Recruiters LLCRPM Group, LLCRSIS. M. Stoller CorporationS.A. Robotics, Inc.SA Mays LLCSafety and Ecology Corporation (SEC)Sandia National LaboratoriesSavannah River National LaboratoryScience Applications International CorporationSevenson Environmental Services, Inc.Siempelkamp Nuclear ServicesSOCSouthern Ohio Diversification InitiativeSpectra Tech, Inc.SRS Community Reuse OrganizationStrata-G, LLCStudsvik Inc.

Partnering Organizations (as of 10/07/2013)…

Success Staging InternationalSwift & Staley Mechanical Contractors, Inc.Synergy Solutions, Inc.Systematic Management Services, Inc.Talisman InternationalTC Program SolutionsTechSource, Inc.Teledyne Brown EngineeringTerranearPMC, LLCTestAmerica, Inc.Tetra Tech, Inc.The Duffy GroupThe GEL Group, Inc.The Proposal Center, Inc.The Shaw GroupTheta Pro2Serve Management Company, LLCThor Treatment TechnologiesTradeWind Services LLC

Tri-City Industrial Development CouncilU.S. Army Corps of EngineersU.S. Department of Energy

Environmental Management (EM)EM Consolidated Business CenterNational Nuclear Security AdministrationOak Ridge OfficePortsmouth/Paducah Project OfficeRichland OfficeSavannah River Site

U.S. Government Accountability OfficeU.S. House of RepresentativesU.S. Nuclear Regulatory CommissionUnderwater Construction CorporationUnited States Enrichment Corporation (USEC)Uranium Disposition ServicesURS CorporationUT-Battelle, LLC

V J Technologies, IncVanderbilt UniversityVector Resources, Inc.Veolia ES Special Services, Inc.Visionary SolutionsVista Engineering Technologies, L.L.C.Waste Control Specialists LLCWastren Advantage, Inc. (WAI)Water Quality Systems, Inc.West Valley Environmental ServicesWestinghouse Electric Co.Weston Solutions, Inc.Win Win ResolutionWM SymposiaWMG, inc.WorleyParsons PolestarWSI

ACCOMMODATIONS

Special Rate:Ocean View Hotel Room Rate $199.00Resort View Villa Room $141.00 Resort View 1 Bedroom Villa $177.00 Resort View 2 Bedroom Villa $231.00 Resort View 3 Bedroom Villa $261.00 Ocean View 1 Bedroom Villa $227.00Ocean View 2 Bedroom Villa $302.00 Ocean View 3 Bedroom Villa $372.00 Resort Service Fee:$12.00 included in rate

Reservations for single hotel room accommodations should bemade directly with Amelia Island Plantation at 1-800-THE-OMNI. When making reservations, identify yourself as anattendee of the WCM Decisionmakers’ Forum.

If you want shared accommodations and have your owngroup, please call Amelia Island directly at the above num-ber. If you want to share accommodations and do not have aroommate(s), shared accommodations can be arranged bycalling the Forums Coordination Office at 877-303-7367 ext.109

The 2 and 3 bedroom villas have a private bedroom and bathfor each individual, with a shared living room, dining room andkitchen.

Reservations for lodging should be received by Sept. 27, 2013to assure the special conference rate. Cancellations receivedafter 7 days prior to arrival date are subject to a penaltyequal to one night’s lodging. If a guest checks out prior to thereserved check out date, a penalty equal to one night room andtax will be applied to the guest’s individual account. If space isavailable, the above rates will apply for attendees three daysprior and three days after our program dates.

THE TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL

WEAPONS COMPLEX MONITOR DECISIONMAKERS' FORUM

October 21 - 24, 2013Omni Amelia Island Plantation Resort

Amelia Island, Florida

Registration Fees:Subscribers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,695.00Non Subscribers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,895.00Federal/State/Local Governments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 995.00

(Add $200 to non-government registration fees after Sept. 27, 2013)

(Registration includes: three continental breakfasts, two lunches, three receptions, one dinners, a copy of theResource Book and conference proceedings.)

Cancellation Policy: There is a $200.00 service charge on cancellations after Oct. 4, 2013. No refunds will bemade after Oct. 11, 2013 but substitutions are welcome.

REGISTER ONLINE AT: www.decisionmakersforum.com

Registration opens at 3:00 p.m. Monday, Oct. 21 followed by a Reception and Dinner at 6:00 p.m.The opening Plenary is at 8:00 a.m., Tuesday, Oct. 22 The Forum ends at noon, Thursday, Oct. 24.