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Nuclear New Builds
From application, to license, to construction, Certrec's solutions can keep you on the path to success.
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Licensing and Regulatory Compliance
We can help you focus on maintaining the operating license, managing the impact of the regulatory process, and managing communication with regulators.
Nuclear New Builds
From application, to license, to construction, Certrec ensures your nuclear new build project is on the path to success.
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New Plant Solutions
Are You Planning a New Nuclear Project? We Can Help You Get Started!
Schedule a consultation today to learn how we can help you with your new build project and keep you on the path to success.
Certrec has substantial expertise in managing licensing and engineering documents such as DCDs, COLAs, FSAR License Amendments, and Technical Specifications. Whether you are licensing your advanced nuclear design under Part 50, Part 52, or Part 53, Certrec can assist you from concept to creation, including regulatory compliance.Â
From Application, to License, to Construction
The license application and license are critical paths to your breaking ground. You will build your plant from the approved license application, so it is imperative that it be exactly correct. Short cuts you take during the licensing process will cost you dollars during construction, and every day you can save in the licensing process gets you building your plant one day sooner. Certrec guides you through licensing challenges with a helping hand, making your project run smoothly.
Before
About to start a project? Where do you even begin? Without knowing the key components of a schedule, your project could be at risk.
After
Certrec assists you with building a comprehensive schedule, guiding the project from beginning to end.
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Project Controls & Systems
Your new build project faces many challenges. Certrec can help you overcome these difficulties and stay on track to success.
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Certrec Tools for Project Success
Recall®
Recall is a collection of regulatory documents that are updated daily. Documents are organized to be easily retrievable and fully text searchable.
Regsource®
RegSource® keeps staff apprised of day-to-day, important news in the nuclear world. Info is reviewed daily & alerts are written to call out key events of significance.
LADT
A cross-referencing database, from any section of the SRP, one can immediately access the corresponding information in Reg. Guide 1.206 and all COLAs, DCDs, and associated files.
ERR
Our Electronic Reading Rooms are Online Reference Portals that support the NRC’s review of Part 52 documents. Ours are secure and restrict others from saving, printing, or downloading documents.
Electronic Document (DCA/DCD/COLA/ESP) Processing
Our team is highly experienced in working with many types of Part 52 documents. From initial creation, through all changes, to final submission of the document.
Part 52 Training
There is value in providing Part 52 training on regulatory requirements and licensing processes to non-licensing experts. Training can be provided either web-based or in a traditional classroom setting.
Independent Technical Review
To provide the necessary quality of submittals desired by the NRC for a timely review of an application, Certrec's team of experts consists of many personnel that have lived in the Part 50 and Part 52 worlds.
Electronic Submittals
Certrec has well-tested procedures and processes in place to help ensure the successful submission of your document to the NRC.
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