Describes closure terms and phases, how the terms apply to different plant activities, property disposition, the workforce and environmental permitting, and how the public will be involved.
Provides answers to frequently asked questions about water protection, availability and usage, as well as safeguarding soils at PCAPP.
Explains terms used at the Pueblo Chemical Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant during plant operations.
Details the safe treatment or disposal of secondary waste produced during chemical weapons destruction at the Pueblo Chemical Depot.
Explains how the Static Detonation Chambers will augment the main plant by destroying all problematic munitions, including the 4.2-inch mortar rounds.
Provides an overview of the Projectile/Mortar Disassembly (PMD) system, which is a robot that allows PCAPP workers to dismantle a chemical agent-filled munition without human intervention.
Explains the Army’s Personnel Reliability Program (PRP) and lists the standards and requirements for employment in a PRP position.
Highlights the features and functionality of the PCAPP Training Facility as well as the importance of the hiring and training processes of the operations workforce.
Provides a list of key program partners, their roles, names and contact information.
Explains the steps of the Munitions Washout System, and how it drains and cleans chemical agent from munitions during the chemical weapons destruction process.
