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Aging Infrastructure Content Library

Date Sort ascending	Title	Information Type	Location	Content Originator	Key Element
2024-08-14	Army Corps of Engineers Presentation	Best Practice	Non-DOE	Army Corps of Engineers	Cross Cutting
2023-11-27	DNFSB Letter – Final Review of DOE Benchmarking Report on Aging Infrastructure Management	Opportunities for Improvement	Complex-wide	DNFSB	Cross Cutting
2023-10-25	DNFSB Vice Chair Presentation on Aging Infrastructure Management to EFCOG	Opportunities for Improvement	Complex-wide	DNFSB	Cross Cutting
2023-10-11	DNFSB Letter – Preliminary Review of DOE Benchmarking Report on Aging Infrastructure Management	Opportunities for Improvement	Complex-wide	DNFSB	Cross Cutting
2023-09-12	DNFSB Chair Presentation on Aging Infrastructure Management to DOE NFSP Workshop	Opportunities for Improvement	Complex-wide	DNFSB	Cross Cutting
2021-06-01	Recommendation 2020-1, Nuclear Safety Requirements	Opportunities for Improvement	Complex-wide	DNFSB	Cross Cutting
2021-03-01	Army Corps of Engineers Sustainment Management System Proposal for Water Control Structures	Opportunities for Improvement	Non-DOE	Army Corps of Engineers	Detect, Monitor, and Trend Aging Effects
2021-03-01	Army Corps of Engineers Operational Condition Assessment Process to Prioritize Maintenance and Repair of Water Resource Assets	Best Practice	Non-DOE	Army Corps of Engineers	Develop and Prioritize Corrective Actions
2018-12-07	H-Canyon Exhaust Tunnel Fragility Analysis Input and Assumptions	Opportunities for Improvement	SRS	DNFSB	Proactively Mitigate Aging Effects
2018-06-01	Sustainment Management System Dams Inspection Module	Opportunities for Improvement	Non-DOE	Army Corps of Engineers	Detect, Monitor, and Trend Aging Effects