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2.2 ORO MissionsDRAFTOak Ridge Operations has a diverse blend of missions, with major national programs inenergy research, national defense, reindustrialization, and environmental cleanup. Weare based in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and are responsible for managing programs andfacilities in five states. Oak Ridge Operations is one of eight major Department of Energy(DOE) operations offices located across the United States.Most of our programs are performed in Oak Ridge, at three major DOE facilities locatedon the 35,252-acre Oak Ridge Reservation. These include the Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory, Oak Ridge Y-12 Plant, and the East Tennessee Technology Park. Alsolocated in Oak Ridge is the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education and theAmerican Museum of Science and Energy. These facilities are a unique technologicaland educational resource and a major component of the thriving East TennesseeTechnology Corridor.Oak Ridge Operations also operates the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility,a nuclear physics research center located in Newport News, Virginia. Our environmentalcleanup program also includes activities at uranium enrichment facilities in Portsmouth,Ohio, and Paducah, Kentucky, and at the Weldon Spring Site, located near St. Louis,Missouri.2.3 ORO Major Functional AreasORO has established several functional areas within its organizational structure toprovide support services to its primary missions:Oak Ridge OperationsInformation Management Plan10/1/99 2-6 Revision 0
• Defense Programs• Environmental Management• Laboratories• Uranium and Engineering ServicesThe major supporting functions are:DRAFT• Administration• Assets Management• Facility Management• Financial Management• Legal• Human Resource Management• Policy and Guidance• Procurement and Contracts• Quality• Public Affairs• Partnerships and program Development• Diversity and Employee Concerns• Records Management• Safeguards and Security• Environment, Safety, and Quality• Information Resources ManagementThe next section of this document describes ORO’s Information Resources Managementfunction.Oak Ridge OperationsInformation Management Plan10/1/99 2-7 Revision 0
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