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Norm Lady™ News OCTOBER 2023

New Mexico REGULATED NORM Specific Licensing

The RCB in NMED within the state of New Mexico is requiring and issuing specific licenses for generators and contractors who engage in transferring Regulated NORM for long-term treatment, storage, disposal, and also release for unrestricted use. One generator license has been issued, with others are in queue. Several contractor specific licenses have been issued. Contractor licenses are required for any contractor involved in the above activities, and may include: surveying/sampling, transportation, servicing (depending on the methods used), decontamination, long-term storage, etc. If this is news to you, contact us for more details. We write more specific licenses for NORM activities in the U.S. than anyone else for the past 15 years.

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State Regulations & Updates

The state of New Mexico's Environment Department is requiring oil and gas operators, producers and facilities to submit surveys on all sites were oil and gas is processed. The companies providing the surveys are required to obtain a surveyor specific license from the department. Generators of NORM are also required to obtain a specific license as a generator. If you are in need of a specific license in New Mexico, feel free to contact us to assist.

Compacts

The Rocky Mountain Low Level Waste compact has updated their Rule 6 for the export of material. One of the significant updates is that the fee changed, from $2.00/cubic foot to $4.50/cubic foot. The updated rule is effective as of earlier this year. The compact's website is found at rmllwb.us.

The RMLLW compact is also denying export applications if the generator does not have a specific license in the state of New Mexico. Contact us for more information on obtaining applicable licensing.

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