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Independence Plaza, Suite 950 * 1050 Seventeenth Street * Denver, CO 80265 * 303 628 7798 (main) * 303 389 4125 (fax)

March 1, 2001

Certified Mail Z 141 553 864 Return Receipt Requested

Philip Ting, Chief Fuel Cycle Licensing Branch ADDRESSEE ONLY U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Mail Stop T-8A33 Washington, D.C. 20555

Re: International Uranium (USA) Corporation SUA-1358 Docket No. 40-8681 White Mesa Mill, Blanding, Utah License Condition Number 9.5 - Surety

Dear Mr. Ting:

Pursuant to License Condition No. 9.5 of Source Materials License No. SUA-1358, Docket No. 40-8681, and appropriate revisions of 10 CFR Part 40, Appendix A, Criterion

9, please find enclosed an updated reclamation and decommissioning cost estimate in support of the Surety Bond on the White Mesa Mill.

The attached reclamation estimate is based on the plan approved by License Amendment 15, issued on July 15, 2000. The revised reclamation estimate and surety amount is

$10,365,457, which is an increase from the current surety amount of $10,064,794. The

attached estimate represents a total revision to Attachment C of Revision 3.0 to the approved July 2000 Reclamation Plan.

The revised estimate was based on updated quotes for equipment rental, labor rates, fuel,

and subcontractor services. In addition, the estimate takes credit for reclamation work recently completed on a portion of the current tailing cells, and the installation of

ancillary facilities projected to be used during final reclamation and decommissioning. A summary of the updated unit costs and the work credits is included with the revised estimate.

Mr. Philip Ting March 1, 2001 of 2

If you have any questions on the attached revised reclamation and decommissioning cost estimate, please feel free to contact me at the letterhead phone or address.

Very truly yours,

Ron F. Hochstein President and Chief Executive Officer

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Attachments

cc: William von Till David C. Frydenlund Michelle R. Rehmann William N. Deal Ron E. Berg

International Uranium (USA) Corporation

WHITE MESA MILL - RECLAMATION COST ESTIMATE

Comparison of January 2001 Estimate to July 2000 Estimate

Mill Decommissioning

Cell 2

Cell 3

Cell 4A

Cell 1

Miscellaneous

Subtotal Direct Costs

Profit Allowance

Contingency

Licensing & Bonding

Long Term Care Fund

Total Reclamation

January 2001 Estimate

$1,530,031

$1,152,941

$1,624,184

$127,165

$1,308,315

$1,913,204

$7,655,840

10.00% $765,584

15.00% $1,148,376

2.00% $153,117

$642,541

$10,365,457

July 2000 Estimate

$ 1,505,167

$ 1,082,870

$ 1,565,444

$ 120,128

$ 1,234,212

$ 1,939,480

$7,447,301

$744,730

$1,117,095

$148,946

$606,721

$10,064,793

Increase (Decrease)

$ 24,864

$ 70,071

$ 58,740

$ 7,037

$ 74,103

$ (26,276)

$208,539

$ 20,854

$ 31,281

$ 4,171

$ 35,820

$ 300,664

ATTACHMENT C

COST ESTIMATES

FOR

RECLAMATION

OF

WHITE MESA FACILITIES

BLANDING, UTAH

PREPARED BY

INTERNATIONAL URANIUM (USA) CORP.

1050 17th STREET, SUITE 950

DENVER, COLORADO 80265

January 2001

H :\USERS\WMRCPLN\ATTC.RPT\January 2001

International Uranium (USA) Corp.

Cost Estimates forCost Estimates for

Reclamation

Of

White Mesa Mill

Blanding, Utah

January 2001

Source Material License No. SUA-1 358 Docket No. 40-8681

International Uranium (USA) Corp,

Cost Estimates for Reclamation of White Mesa Mill

Table of Contents

1. Cost Summary

2. Mill Decommissioning

3. Cell 2 Calculations


5. Cell 4A Calculations


7. Miscellaneous Cost Calculations

8. Rock Production Costs

9. Equipment Costs

10. Labor Costs

11. Long Term Care Calculation

Summary of Changes in January 2001 Reclamation Cost Update

Unit Cost Factors

* Update Equipment rental, mobilization, and maintenance costs, Butler Machinery

Company, January 25, 2001

* Update Labor costs, "Utah General Decision No. 000009, November 10, 2000"

* Update Fuel cost, #2 Red Diesel and 85 Octane Unleaded gas, BCL Distributing Company, Blanding, Utah, January 23, 2001

* Update Screen Plant rental costs, Power Motive Corporation, Denver, Colorado, January 23, 2001

* Update Trackhoe and Metal Shear rental costs, Power Motive Corporation, Denver, Colorado, January 23, 2001

• Update Crane rental costs, Crane Services, Inc., Albuquerque, New Mexico, January 23, 2001

* Update Highway Truck rental costs, Cosby Trucking, Inc., Blanding, Utah, January 24, 2001

* Escalate Long Term Care Fund by December 2000 CPI-U factor (174.0)

Plan Modifications

" Revised Cell 3 Reclamation Cost to reflect installation of Platform Fill completed since

1998. Area covered by Platform Fill increased from 25 acres to 34 acres based on aerial

photograph of White Mesa Mill Site, June 21, 2000, and field observation from White Mesa Mill staff, January 2001.

"* Revised cost of Miscellaneous items to reflect current installation of decontamination/wheel jwash pad. Installation completed summer 1999.

* Revised Mill Decommissioning cost to reflect lower, more realistic, unit costs for concrete

demolition of Office Building concrete.

WHITE MESA MILL RECLAMATION COST ESTIMATE January 2001

Mill Decommissioning

Cell 2

Cell 3

Cell 4A

Cell 1

Miscellaneous

Subtotal Direct Costs

Profit Allowance

Contingency

Licensing & Bonding

Long Term Care Fund

Total Reclamation

Revised Bond Amount

January 2001 Estimate

$1,530,031

$1,152,941

$1,624,184

$127,165

$1,308,315

$1,913,204

$7,655,840

10.00% $765,584

15.00% $1,148,376

2.00% $153,117

$642,541

$10,365,457

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Mill Building Demolition

Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task CostEquipment Operators Mechanics Laborers Small Tools Cat 769 Haul Truck Truck Drivers Cat 988 Loader Cat 375 Excavator PC-400 with Shears 65 Ton Crane 30 Ton Crane Equipment Maintenance (Butler) Concrete Removal

Total Mill Building Demolition

Ore Feed Demolition Resource Description

Equipment Operators Mechanics Laborers Small Tools Cat 769 Haul Truck Truck Drivers Cat 988 Loader Cat 375 Excavator PC-400 with Shears 30 Ton Crane Equipment Maintenance (Butler)

Total Ore Feed Demolition

hrs $13.86 640 $8,872 hrs $10.35 320 $3,311 hrs $1.25 960 $1,200 hrs $66.18 640 $42,354 hrs $12.74 640 $8,154 hrs $104.70 160 $16,752 hrs $132.76 160 $21,241 hrs $163.62 160 $26,179 hrs $62.80 160 $10,049 hrs $40.66 80 $3,253 hrs $10.56 1,360 $14,356 sf $3.30 37,500 $123,750

$292,227

Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task CostS T - -- -r

$17.72 46 $850hrshrs $13.86 64 $887 hrs $10.35 32 $331 hrs $1.25 96 $120 hrs $66.18 64 $4,235 hrs $12.74 64 $815 hrs $104.70 16 $1,675 hrs $132.76 16 $2,124 hrs $163.62 16 $2,618 hrs $40.66 $0 hrs $10.56 112 $1,182

$14,839

SX Building Demolition Resource Description

Equipment Operators Mechanics Laborers Small Tools Cat 769 Haul Truck Truck Drivers Cat 988 Loader Cat 375 Excavator PC-400 with Shears 65 Ton Crane 30 Ton Crane Equipment Maintenance (Butler) Concrete Removal

Total SX Building Demolition

CCD Circuit Removal Resource Description


Total CCD Circuit Removal

Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

hrs $13.86 320 $4,436 hrs $10.35 160 $1,655 hrs $1.25 480 $600 hrs $66.18 320 $21,177 hrs $12.74 320 $4,077 hrs $104.70 80 $8,376 hrs $132.76 80 $10,621 hrs $163.62 80 $13,089 hrs $62.80 $0

hrs $40.66 $0 hrs $10.56 560 $5,911 Sf $3.30 55,970 $184,701

$258,896

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hrs $13.86 120 $1,664 hrs $10.35 60 $621 hrs $1.25 180 $225 hrs $66.18 120 $7,941 hrs $12.74 120 $1,529 hrs $104.70 30 $3,141 hrs $132.76 30 $3,983 hrs $163.62 30 $4,909 hrs $62.80 30 $1,884 hrs $40.66 15 $610 hrs $10.56 315 $3,325 sf $3.30 15,000 $49,500

$82,786

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hrs $17.72 240 $4.252

hrs $17.72 720 $12.757

$17.72 48 $850

hrs $17.72 240 $4.252

hrs $17.721 195 $3.455


Sample Plant Removal Resource Description

Equipment Operators Mechanics Laborers Small Tools Cat 769 Haul Truck Truck Drivers Cat 988 Loader Cat 375 Excavator PC-400 with Shears 30 Ton Crane Equipment Maintenance (Butler) Concrete Removal

Total Sample Plant Removal

Boiler Demolition Resource Description


Units Cost/Unit Task Units24

Task Cost

hrs $13.86 32 $444 hrs $10.35 16 $166 hrs $1.25 48 $60 hrs $66.18 32 $2,118 hrs $12.74 32 $408 hrs $104.70 8 $838 hrs $132.76 8 $1,062 hrs $163.62 8 $1,309 hrs $40.66 $0 hrs $10.56 56 $591 sf $3.30 4,200 $13,860

$21,279

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hrs $13.86 160 $2,218 hrs $10.35 80 $828 hrs $1.25 240 $300 hrs $66.18 160 $10,588 hrs $12.74 160 $2,038 hrs $104.70 40 $4,188 hrs $132.76 40 $5,310 hrs $163.62 40 $6,545 hrs $62.80 $0 hrs $40.66 $0 hrs $10.56 280 $2,956 sf $3.30 2,900 $9,570

Total Boiler Demolition

Vanadium Oxidation Circuit Removal Resource Description


Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Costhrshrs $13.86 64 $887 hrs $10.35 32 $331 hrs $1.25 96 $120 hrs $66.18 64 $4,235 hrs $12.74 64 $815 hrs $104.70 16 $1,675 hrs $132.76 16 $2,124 hrs $163.62 16 $2,618 hrs $62.80 $0 hrs $40.66 $0 hrs $10.56 112 $1,182 sf $3.30 1,200 $3,960

Total Vanadium Oxidation Circuit Removal $18,799

Main Shop/Warehouse Demolition Resource Description

Equipment Operators Mechanics Laborers Small Tools Cat 769 Haul Truck Truck Drivers Cat 988 Loader Cat 375 Excavator PC-400 with Shears Equipment Maintenance (Butler) Concrete Removal

Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Costhrshrs $13.86 128 $1,774 hrs $10.35 64 $662 hrs $1.25 192 $240 hrs $66.18 128 $8,471 hrs $12.74 128 $1,631 hrs $104.70 32 $3,350 hrs $132.76 32 $4,248 hrs $163.62 32 $5,236 hrs $10.56 224 $2,365 sf $3.30 19,300 $63,690

Total Main Shop/Warehouse Demolition $93,368

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hrs $17.721 $425

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$17.72 48 $850

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Office Building Demolition Resource Description


Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Costhrs $17.72 72 $1,276 hrs $13.86 96 $1,331 hrs $10.35 48 $497 hrs $1.25 144 $180 hrs $66.18 96 $6,353 hrs $12.74 96 $1,223 hrs $104.70 24 $2,513 hrs $132.76 24 $3,186 hrs $163.62 24 $3,927 hrs $10.56 168 $1,773 Sf $1.25 12,100 $15,125

Total Office Building Demolition $37,383

Misc. Tankage & Spare Parts Removal Resource Description


Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Costhrs $17.72 24 $425 hrs $13.86 32 $444 hrs $10.35 16 $166 hrs $1.25 48 $60 hrs $66.18 32 $2,118 hrs $12.74 32 $408 hrs $104.70 8 $838 hrs $132.76 8 $1,062 hrs $163.62 8 $1,309 hrs $10.56 56 $591 Sf $1.25 $0

Total Misc. Tankage & Spare Parts Removal $7,419

Mill Yard Decontamination Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Equipment Operators hrs $17.72 582 $10,312 Cat 637 Scraper hrs $154.47 257 $39,699 Cat 988 Loader hrs $104.70 65 $6,805 Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper hrs $74.64 65 $4,852 Cat D7 Dozer hrs $62.69 65 $4,075 Cat 651 Waterwagon hrs $79.92 65 $5,195 Cat 14G Motorgrader 1hrs 1 $53.301 65 $3,465 Equipment Maintenance (Butler) hrs $10.56 582 $6,143

Total Mill Yard Decontamination $80,545

Ore Storage Pad Decontamination Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Equipment Operators hrs $17.72 429 $7,601 Cat 637 Scraper hrs $154.47 189 $29,195 Cat 988 Loader hrs $104.70 48 $5,026 Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper hrs $74.64 48 $3,583 Cat D7 Dozer hrs $62.69 48 $3,009 Cat 651 Waterwagon hrs $79.92 48 $3,836 Cat 14G Motorgrader hrs $53.30 48 $2,558 Equipment Maintenance (Butler) hrs $10.56 429 $4,528

Total Ore Storage Pad Decontamination $59,336

Equipment Storage Area Cleanup Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Equipment uperators Cat 637 Scraper Cat 988 Loader Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper Cat D7 Dozer Cat 651 Waterwagon Cat 14G Motorgrader Equipment Maintenance (Butler)

hrs $17.72 154 $2,729 hrs $154.47 69 $10,658 hrs $104.70 17 $1,780 hrs $74.64 17 $1,269 hrs $62.69 17 $1,066 hrs $79.92 17 $1,359 hrs $53.30 17 $906 hrs $10.56 154 $1,626

Total Equipment Storage Area Cleanup

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$21,392


Revegetate Mill Yard & Ore Pad Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Equipment Operators hrs $17.72 231 $4,093 Cat 637 Scraper hrs $154.47 132 $20,390 Cat 988 Loader hrs $104.70 0 $0 Cat DBN Dozer With Ripper hrs $74.64 33 $2,463 Cat D7 Dozer hrs $62.69 33 $2,069 Cat 651 Waterwagon hrs $79.92 $0 Cat 14G Motorgrader hrs $53.301 33 $1,759 Equipment Maintenance (Butler) hrs $10.56 231 $2,438

Total Revegetate Mill Yard & Ore Pad $33,212

Total Demolition and Decontamination $1,068,150

CLEANUP OF WINDBLOWN CONTAMINATION

Scoping Survey Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Soil Samples each $50.00I 1001 $5,000 Survey Crew hrs $13.32 752 $10,018 Sample Crew hrs $13.32 1,312 $17,479

Total Scoping Survey $32,497

Characterization Survey Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Soil Samples each $50.001 4721 $23,600 Sample Crew hrs $13.32 1,136 $15,134

Total Characterization Survey $38,734

Final Status Survey Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Soil Samples leach I $50.001 3001 $15,000 Sample Crew hrs $13.32 3,552 $47,320

Total Final Status Survey $62,320

Windblown Cleanup Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Equipment Operators hrs $17.72 1,190 $21,084 Cat 637 Scraper hrs $154.47 680 $105,040 Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper hrs $74.64 170 $12,689 Cat D7 Dozer hrs $62.69 170 $10,657 Cat 14H Motorgrader hrs $53.30 170 $9,061 Soil Samples each $50.00 500 $25,000 Survey Crew hrs $13.32 163 $2,172 Sample Crew hrs $13.32 83 $1,106 Equipment Maintenance (Butler) hrs $10.56 1,190 $12,561

Total Windblown Cleanup $199,370

Quality Control Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

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Total Quality Control

Imrs I $62.001 2,0801 $128,9601

$128,960

Total Cleanup Windblown Contamination

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Obtain Permits for Clay Borrow Site - Section 16 Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Permits & Licenses lea I $10,000.001 51 $50,0001

Total Obtain Permits for Clay Borrow Site - Section 16 $60,000

Place Remainder of Bridging (Platform) Lift Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Equipment Operators hrs $17.72 178 $3,154 Cat 627F Scraper hrs $154.47 78 $12,049 Cat 815C Compactor hrs $75.09 20 $1,502 Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper hrs $74.64 20 $1,493 Cat D7 Dozer hrs $62.69 20 $1,254 Cat 651 Waterwagon hrs $79.92 20 $1,598 Cat 14G Motorgrader hrs $53.30 20 $1,066 Equipment Maintenance (Butler) hrs $10.56 178 $1,879

Total Place Remainder of Bridging (Platform) Lift $23,994

Place Lower Random Fill (12") Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Equipment Operators hrs $17.72 902 $15,981 Cat 637 Scraper hrs $154.47 402 $62,097 Cat 825 Compactor hrs $75.09 100 $7,509 Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper hrs $74.64 100 $7,464 Cat D7 Dozer hrs $62.69 100 $6,269 Cat 651 Waterwagon hrs $79.92 100 $7,992 Cat 14G Motorgrader hrs $53.30 100 $5,330 Equipment Maintenance (Butler) hrs $10.56 902 $9,521

Total Place Lower Random Fill (12") $122,164

Clay Layer Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Equipment Operators Cat 825 Compactor Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper Cat D7 Dozer Cat 651 Waterwagon Cat 14G Motorgrader Cat 980 Loader 5000 Gallon Water Truck Highway Trucks Truck Drivers Equipment Maintenance (Butler)

hrs $75.09 320 $24,029 hrs $74.64 300 $22,393 hrs $62.69 0 $0 hrs $79.92 300 $23,976 hrs $53.30 320 $17,056 hrs $70.32 300 $21,097 hrs $45.09 150 $6,764 hrs $40.00 2,400 $96,000 hrs $12.74 2,400 $30,577 hrs $10.56 4,090 $43,173

Total Place Clay Layer

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International Uranium (USA) Corp. White Mesa Mill

hrs; $17.72 1,690 $29,943

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Upper Random Fill Resource Description

Equipment Operators Cat 637 Scraper Cat 825 Compactor Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper Cat D7 Dozer Cat 651 Waterwagon Cat 14G Motorgrader 5000 Gallon Water Truck Equipment Maintenance (Butler)

Total Place Upper Random Fill

Rock Armor Resource Description


$256,978

Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task CostEquipment Operators hrs $17.72 825 $14,617 Cat D7 Dozer hrs $62.69 275 $17,239 Cat 651 Waterwagon hrs $79.92 275 $21,978 Cat 14G Motorgrader hrs $53.30 275 $14,658 Rock Cost Delivered CY $3.661 66,200 $242,497 Equipment Maintenance (Butler) hrs $10.56 825 $8,709

Total Place Rock Armor $319,697


Quality Control Contractor


TOTAL RECLAMATION OF CELL 2


$1,152,9411


hrs $154.47 796 $122,959 hrs $75.09 199 $14,943 hrs $74.64 199 $14,854 hrs $62.69 199 $12,474 hrs $79.92 199 $15,904 hrs $53.30 199 $10,607 hrs $45.09 199 $8,973 hrs $10.56 1,990 $21,006

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CELL 2 RECLAMATION CAT 637 RESOURCE REQUIREMENTS

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Tailings Surface 23,000 5 296 100% 77.7 TOTAL 77.7

Cell 2 Lower Random fill

Tailings surface 110,700 5 296 67% 250.6

Tailings Surface 110,700 4 368 33% 99.3

Slope 1 13,900 5 296 100% 47.0

Slope 2 100 4 368 100% 0.3

Slope 3 100 5 296 100% 0.3

Slope 4 100 4 368 100% 0.3

Slope 5 1,200 5 296 100% 4.1 TOTAL 401.7

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Tailings Surface 221,300 4 368 33% 198.4

Slope 1 19,520 5 296 100% 65.9

Slope 2 1,300 4 368 100% 3.5

Slope 3 100 5 296 100% 0.3

Slope 4 1,800 4 368 100% 4.9

Slope 5 6,500 5 296 100% 22.0 TOTAL 796.0

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Dewatering of Cell 3 Ihrs I $0.481 62,4001 $30,000

Total Dewatering of Cell 3 $30,000

Place Remainder of Bridging (Platform) Lift Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Equipment Operators hrs $17.72 1,582 $28,025 Cat 637 Scraper hrs $154.47 703 $108,593 Cat 825 Compactor hrs $75.09 176 $13,197 Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper hrs $74.64 176 $13,118 Cat D7 Dozer hrs $62.69 176 $11,017 Cat 651 Waterwagon hrs $79.92 176 $14,046 Cat 14G Motorgrader hrs $53.30 176 $9,368 Equipment Maintenance (Butler) hrs $10.56 1,582 $16,697

Total Place Remainder of Bridging (Platform) Lift $214,061

Place Lower Random Fill (12") Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Equipment Operators hrs $17.72 1,745 $30,913 Cat 637 Scraper hrs $154.47 775 $119,715 Cat 825 Compactor hrs $75.09 194 $14,549 Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper hrs $74.64 194 $14,481 Cat D7 Dozer hrs $62.69 194 $12,161 Cat 651 Waterwagon hrs $79.92 194 $15,504 Cat 14G Motorgrader hrs $53.30 194 $10,340 Equipment Maintenance (Butler) hrs $10.56 1,745 $18,417

Total Place Lower Random Fill (12") $236,080

Clay Layer Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Equipment Operators Cat 637 Scraper Cat 825 Compactor Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper Cat D7 Dozer Cat 651 Waterwagon Cat 14G Motorgrader Cat 980 Loader 5000 Gallon Water Truck Highway Trucks Truck Drivers Equipment Maintenance (Butler)

Total Place Clay Layer

hrs $154.47 0 $0 hrs $75.09 375 $28,158 hrs $74.64 350 $26,125 hrs $62.69 0 $0 hrs $79.92 350 $27,972 hrs $53.30 375 $19,988 hrs $70.32 350 $24,613 hrs $45.09 175 $7,891 hrs $40.00 2,800 $112,000 hrs $12.74 2,800 $35,674 hrs $10.56 4,775 $50,404


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Rock Armor. Resource Description


$321,546

Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task CostEquipment Operators hrs $17.72 948 $16,796 Cat D7 Dozer hrs $62.69 316 $19,809 Cat 651 Waterwagon hrs $79.92 316 $25,254 Cat 14G Motorgrader hrs $53.30 316 $16,843 Rock Cost Delivered CY $3.66 76,110 $278,799 Equipment Maintenance (Butler) hrs $10.56 948 $10,007



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TOTAL RECLAMATION OF CELL 3 $1,624,1841


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CELL 3 RECLAMATION CAT 637 RESOURCE REQUIREMENTS

Volume___________ 1 -- -

Route Yds/Hr Equip hrs

Cell 3 Bridging Lift

Tailings Surface 6 277 100% 7O3Z. TOTAL :703425

Cell 3 Lower Random Fill


Slope 6 410 6 296 100% 1.4

Slope 7 16,600 6 368 100% 45.1

Slope 8 95,800 6 296 100% 323.6

Slope 9 0 6 368 100% 0.0 TOTAL 774.9

Cell 3 Upper Random fill


Slope 6 2,200 6 296 100% 7.4

Slope 7 17,100 6 368 100% 46.5

Slope 8 38,300 6 296 100% 129.4

Slope 9 1,200 6 368 100% 3.3 TOTAL 995.3

Cell 3 Rock Armour use Highway Trucks

CELL 4A CLEANUP

CELL 4A CLEANUP

Dewatering of Cell 4A Resource Description Units

Dewatering of Cell 4A Ihrs $0.481 11500 $5,529

Total Dewatering of Cell 4A $5,529

Remove Fencing Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Cat 988 Loader hrs $104.70 40 $4,188 Equipment Operators hrs $17.72 40 $709 Equipment Maintenance (Butler) hrs $10.56 40 $422 Laborers hrs $10.35 160 $1,655

Total Remove Fencing $6,974

Remove Liner & Contaminated Material to Cell 3 Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Equipment Operators hrs $17.72 303 $5,368 Cat 769 Truck hrs $66.18 606 $40,104 Truck Driver hrs $12.74 606 $7,721 Cat 988 Loader hrs $104.70 303 $31,724 Equipment Maintenance (Butler) hrs $10.56 909 $9,595

Total Remove Liner & Contaminated Material to Cell 3 $94,512


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TOTAL CELL 4A CLEANUP

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1 $127,165


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Dewatering of Cell 1 Resource Description Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Dewatering of Cell 1 Ihrs I $0481 62,4001 $30,00°°

Total Dewatering of Cell 1 $30,000

Crystal Removal

Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Equipment Operators hrs $17.72 2,695 $47,749 Cat 769 Truck hrs $66.18 2,157 $142,745 Truck Drivers hrs $12.74 2,157 $27,481 Cat 988 Loader hrs $104.70 539 $56,433 Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper hrs $74.64 539 $40,232 Cat 375 Excavator hrs $132.76 539 $71,556 Cat 651 Waterwagon hrs $79.92 539 $43,076 Cat 14G Motorgrader hrs $53.30 539 $28,729 Equipment Maintenance (Butler) hrs $10.56 4,852 $51,217

Total Crystal Removal $509,220

Contaminated Materials Removal Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Equipment Operators hrs $17.72 616 $10,914 Cat 637 Scraper hrs $154.47 308 $47,577 Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper hrs $74.64 77 $5,747 Cat 825C Compactor hrs $75.09 77 $5,782 Cat 651 Waterwagon hrs $79.92 77 $6,154 Cat 14G Motorgrader hrs $53.30 77 $4,104 Equipment Maintenance (Butler) hrs $10.56 616 $6,502

Total Contaminated Materials Removal $86,781

Topsoil Application

Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Equipment Operators Cat 637 Scraper Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper Cat 651 Waterwagon Cat 14G Motorgrader Equipment Maintenance (Butler)

Total Topsoil Application

hrs $154.47 120 $18,537 hrs $74.64 40 $2,986 hrs $79.92 40 $3,197 hrs $53.30 40 $2,132 hrs $10.56 240 $2,533

$33,637


White Mesa Mill

Units

hrs $17.72 240 $4,252

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RECLAMATION OF CELL1

Construct Channel Resource Description

Equipment Operators Cat 637 Scraper Cat 769 Truck Truck Drivers Cat 988 Loader Drilling & Blasting Contractor Cat 14G Motorgrader Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper Equipment Maintenance (Butler)

Total Construct Channel

Place Clay Liner Resource Description

Equipment Operators Cat 637 Scraper Cat 825 Compactor Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper Cat D7 Dozer Cat 651 Waterwagon Cat 980 Loader 5000 Gallon Water Truck Highway Trucks Truck Drivers Cat 14G Motorgrader Equipment Maintenance (Butler)

Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Costt -

hrs $154.47 272 $42,016 hrs $66.18 450 $29,780 hrs $12.74 450 $5,733 hrs $104.70 150 $15,705 BCY $1.50 89,100 $133,650 hrs $53.30 218 $11,620 hrs. $74.64 218 $16,272 hrs $10.56 1,308 $13,807

$283,785


Total Place Clay Liner

Place Lower Random Fill Resource Description

Equipment Operators Cat 637 Scraper Cat 825 Compactor Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper Cat D7 Dozer Cat 651 Waterwagon Cat 14G Motorgrader Equipment Maintenance (Butler)

VUnits Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

hrs $154.47 172 $26,569 hrs $75.09 86 $6,458 hrs $74.64 86 $6,419 hrs $62.69 86 $5,391 hrs $79.92 86 $6,873 hrs $53.30 86 $4,584

hs $17.72 602 $10666

hrs $10.56 602 $6,355

Total Place Lower Random Fill

01131/2001 - 2:29 PM - WM.RecPlanEst.Jan2001

$73,314


White Mesa Mill

hrs $154.47 0 $0 hrs $75.09 60 $4,505 hrs $74.64 60 $4,479 hrs $62.69 0 $0 hrs $79.92 60 $4,795 hrs $70.32 60 $4,219 hrs $45.09 30 $1,353 hrs $40.00 435 $17,400 hrs $12.74 435 $5,542 hrs $53.30 85 $4,531 hrs $10.56 1,580 $16,678

$69,792

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hrs $17.72 355 $6,290

hrs $17.72 602 $10.666

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Clay CapResource Description

Equipment Operators Cat 637 Scraper Cat 825 Compactor Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper Cat D7 Dozer Cat 651 Waterwagon Cat 14G Motorgrader Cat 980 Loader 5000 Gallon Water Truck Highway Trucks Truck Drivers Equipment Maintenance (Butler)


hrs $154.47 0 $0 hrs $75.09 55 $4,130 hrs $74.64 55 $4,105 hrs $62.69 0 $0 hrs $79.92 55 $4,396 hrs $53.30 55 $2,932 hrs $70.32 55 $3,868 hrs $45.09 30 $1,353 hrs $40.00 440 $17,600 hrs $12.74 440 $5,606 hrs $10.56 305 $3,220

Total Place Clay Cap $52,612

Upper Random Fill

Resource Description



Units Cost/Unit1 1 1

hrs $17.72 688 $12,190Task Units Task Cost

hrs $154.47 172 $26,569 hrs $75.09 86 $6,458 hrs $74.64 86 $6,419 hrs $62.69 86 $5,391 hrs $79.92 86 $6,873 hrs $53.30 86 $4,584 hrs $45.09 86 $3,878 hrs $10.56 688 $7,262


$79,624


White Mesa Mill

hrs $17.72 305 $5,404

hrs $17.72 688 $12,190

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Rock Armor Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Equipment Operators hrs $17.72 90 $1,595 Cat D7 Dozer hrs $62.69 30 $1,881 Cat 651 Waterwagon hrs $79.92 30 $2,398 Cat 14G Motorgrader hrs $53.30 30 $1,599 Rock Cost Delivered CY $3.66 8,607 $31,528 Equipment Maintenance (Butler) hrs $10.56 90 $950



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TOTAL RECLAMATION OF CELL I


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Re: D6r1,2 itgAnd Blasting Lirne-tone, Will, Cre eir, Oklahoma

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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

Equipment Mobilization

Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task CostButler Machinery Mobilization jLS 1 $156,500.001 1 $156,500 Other Equipment Mobilization LS $2,500.00 1 $2,5001

Total Equipment Mobilization $159,000

Office Facilities Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Run New Powerline ILS I $15,000.00 1 $15,000 Utilities for Offices months $1,000.00 36 $36,000

Total Temporary Office Facilities $51,000

Wheel Wash Facility Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

Laborers Ihrs $10.351 8,3201 $86,084 Construct Wheel Wash Facility LS $50,000.00 1 $50,000

Facility constructed in 2000 ($50,000) Total Wheel Wash Facility $86,084

MANAGEMENTISUPPORT Resource Description Units Cost/Unit Task Units Task Cost

manager/Engineer Radiation Safety Officer Secretary Clerk Environmental Technician Maintenance Foreman Chemist Security Safety Engineer Misc. Materials & Supplies Health Physics Costs

Total Management/Support

TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

01/31/2001 - 2:30 PM - WM.RecPlanEst. Jan2001

hrs $37.87 6,240 $236,309 hrs $15.55 6,240 $97,055 hrs $12.85 4,866 $62,522 hrs $20.29 4,866 $98,719 hrs $27.73 6,240 $173,012 hrs $22.65 2,080 $47,121 hrs $8.12 18,720 $151,913 hrs $20.29 4,160 $84,396 hrs $36.45 6,240 $227,448 hrs $64.81 2,080 $134,800

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ROCK PRODUCTION COST

Assumptions:

Rock is obtained from gravel source north of Blanding, Utah. BLM Public pit Rock is processed by screening only, no crushing is required, 1.25 CY of feed for 1 CY of product Rock is produced and stockpiled at the site Site is 7 road miles from the mill; 6 miles of which is paved public highway Rock will be hauled in 22 CY bellydump trucks, contract haulers ($55.00/hr) Rock will be dumped in windrows on Tailings Cells by trucks, spread by grader, and compacted by D7 Dozer Trucks can average 30 MPH (1.75 rounds/hr)

Product Material Feed Required (CY) Reject Factor to Plant (CY)

146,000 25.0% 182,500Material fed to plant

Plant Throughput

(CY/hr) 122

Plant Operating

Hours 1,500

PRODUCTION OF RIPRAP

Resource DescriptionEquipment Operators Laborer Cat D8N Dozer With Ripper Cat 980 Loader Screening Plant w/conveyors* Contract Highway Trucks - Bellydumps** Equipment Maintenance (Butler)


Total Production of RipRap

RIPRAP COST PER CUBIC YARD DELIVERED

* Cost Quoted from Mr. Terry Berg, Power Motive Corporation, Denver, Colorado Jan. 23, 2001 '$9,150 per month, 176 hours per month

** Cost quoted from Dennis Cosby, Cosby Trucking, Inc., Blanding, Utah, Jan 24, 2001

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White Mesa Mill

hrs $10.35 1,500 $15,520 hrs $74.64 365 $27,245 hrs $70.32 1,975 $138,888 hrs $52.00 1,500 $78,000 hrs $55.00 3,800 $209,000 hrs $10.56 2,340 $24,701

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Actual equipment rates quoted from Butler Machinery 6 month rental period January 25, 2001

Units637E Scraper

D8R Dozer

D7R Dozer

825G Compactor

980 G Loader

988 F Loader 769D Haul Truck

375L Excavator

651 Water Wagon 5000 gal Water Truck 14H/Ripper Motor Grader 16H/Ripper Motor Grader

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9,600

10,500

10,550

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59.66

59.94

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116.48

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46.59

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$74.64

$62.69

$75.09 $70.32

$104.70

$66.18

$132.76

$79.92 $45.09

$53.30 $76.68

Equipment Rental Rate Quoted by Power Motive, Denver, Colorado (01/23/2001) for PC400 Kamatsu Excavator with LaBounty MSD 70R Shear

PC-400 w Shear 22,950.00 130.40 18.94 14.0 14.28r $163.621

Small tools allocation - Demolition $1.25/mechanic labor hour for oxygen/acetylene, expendables

Total Equipment Mobilization

Butler Equipment Maintenance Cost

Crane Rental Rates 65 ton Hydraulic Crane 30 ton Hydraulic Crane

Maintenance Monthly Planned Cost per

Maintenance Operating Availability Operating Flat Rate Hours/month Factor Hour $31,100.00 3,168 0.93 $6

RATE MTCE FUEL FUEL TOTAL L MONTHLY I HOURLY EXPENDABLES USAGE $1.02 COST

8,000 45.45 2.05 15.0 15.30 $62.80 5,000 28.41 2.05 10.0 10.20 $40.66

Rental Rates updated from Crane Services, Inc. 01/2312001

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$11,400.00

$7,800.00

$6,800.00

$7,700.00

$7,700.00

$9,100.00 $7,800.00

$15,800.00

$8,500.00 $3,200.00

$5,900.00

$7,200.00

$45,600.00

$7,800.00

$6,800.00

$7,700.00

$7,700.00

$9,100.00 $31,200.00

$15,800.00

$8,500.00

$3,200.00

$5,900.00 $7,200.00

$156,500.00

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JANUARY 25, 2001

INTERNATIONAL URANIUM CORPORATION ATTN: HAROLD ROBERTS E-MAILED TO [email protected]

DEAR HAROLD:

THANK YOU FOR THE INVITATION TO QUOTE INTERNATIONAL URANIUM CORPORATION (IRC) THE EQUIPMENT NEEDED FOR THEIR MINING PROJECT IN BLANDING, UTAH. BUTLER MACHINERY COMPANY (BUTLER) RESPECTFULLY SUBMITS OUR PROPOSAL FOR A MAINTAINED FLEET OF CATERPILLAR MACHINES.

LISTED ON ATTACHMENT A, YOU WILL FIND THE MODELS, QUANTITIES, MONTHLY RENTAL RATES, HOURS ALLOWED PER MONTH, EXCESS HOUR CHARGE, GUARANTEED NUMBER OF MONTHS RATES ARE BASED UPON, TOTAL FREIGHT CHARGES AND THE MAINTENANCE RATE PER HOUR FOR MATERIALS ONLY.

ALL RATES SHOWN ON ATTACHMENT A DO NOT INCLUDE ANY STATE, LOCAL, PROPERTY OR ANY OTHER TAXES THAT MAY BE APPLICABLE.

RATES ARE BASED UPON ELECTRIC HOUR METER READINGS WHICH ARE ATTACHED TO THE DASH OF EACH MACHINE. RATES ARE BASED ON 176 HOURS OF USE EACH MONTH. EXCESS HOUR CHARGES, IF ANY, WILL BE CALCULATED AND INVOICED AT THE END OF THE PROJECT. THERE WOULD BE NO CREDIT ISSUED FOR ANY HOURS UNDER THE ALLOWED DURING THE TERM OF THIS PROPOSAL. IF IRC ELECTS TO DOUBLE SHIFT MACHINES, THEN BUTLER WOULD INVOICE THOSE HOURS AT THE END OF EACH MONTH. (TO FIGURE THE DOUBLE SHIFT RATES, TAKE THE EXCESS HOUR RATE

SHOWN ON ATTACHMENT A TIMES THE NUMBER OF HOURS).

RATES ARE BASED UPON A MINIMUM GUARANTEE OF 6 MONTHS AND A PACKAGE DEAL.

MAINTENANCE: THE MAINTENANCE RATES PER HOUR LISTED ON ATTACHMENT A INCLUDES THE MATERIAL PART ITEMS ONLY, SUCH AS AIR, OIL, AND FUEL FILTERS, LUBRICANT OILS, GREASE, ANTI-FREEZE, BATTERIES, FAN BELTS, LIGHTS AND MAKE-UP OILS. BUTLER WOULD INVOICE IRC ACTUAL HOURS USED ON MACHINES AT THE END OF EACH MONTH.

OUR MONTHLY MAINTENANCE CHARGE WOULD BE $31,100.00, WHICH INCLUDES OUR LABOR, SPECIALIZED LUBE TRUCKS, SUPPORT VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT, SPECIALIZED TOOLING, SCHEDULED OIL SAMPLING, PARTS TRAILERS AND

INVENTORIES, MILEAGE AND TRAVEL EXPENSE. BUTLER WILL PROVIDE TWO (2) FULL-TIME MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS ON SITE FIFTY (50) HOURS PER WEEK ON A SCHEDULE TO BE DETERMINED, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. IRC WOULD HAVE TO SCHEDULE THE MACHINES AVAILABLE FOR A TIME FRAME YET TO BE DETERMINED ADEQUATE FOR BUTLER MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL TO PERFORM THE REQUIRED MAINTENANCE. BUTLER WOULD INVOICE IRC FOR THE MONTHLY MAINTENANCE CHARGE AT THE BEGINNING OF EACH MONTH.

REPAIRS:

BUTLER WOULD BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL REPAIRS INCLUDING PARTS AND LABOR ON OUR MACHINES OTHER THAN FAILURES CAUSED BY DAMAGES OR MIS-USE. REPAIRS INCLUDE ITEMS AS MINOR AS STARTERS, ALTERNATORS, WATER PUMPS, HYDRAULIC HOSES, ETC. TO THE MAJOR ITEMS SUCH AS ENGINES, TRANSMISSIONS, DIFFERENTIALS, BRAKES, HYDRAULIC PUMPS AND CYLINDERS, ETC. IF TIME PERMITS AND IRC REQUESTS BUTLER'S TECHNICIAN TO PERFORM REPAIRS OR MAINTENANCE ON THEIR MACHINES, OUR HOURLY CHARGE WOULD BE $63.00 PER HOUR FOR STANDARD TIME, $81.00 PER HOUR FOR OVERTIME AND $95.00 PER HOUR FOR SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS PLUS MATERIALS.

FREIGHT:

FREIGHT CHARGES INCLUDE BOTH DELIVERY AND RETURN, ASSEMBLY, AND DISASSEMBLY OF EQUIPMENT.

IRC'S RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE:

OPERATORS. PROVIDE THE OPERATORS AS NEEDED TO OPERATE MACHINES AS STATED IN CATERPILLAR'S OPERATING GUIDE. BUTLER WILL PROVIDE, AT NO EXPENSE TO IRC, QUALIFIED TRAINING INSTRUCTORS FOR THE PURPOSES OF TRAINING OPERATORS. THIS TRAINING WOULD TAKE PLACE ON THE JOBSITE AT THE INITIAL START UP OF THE JOB AND WOULD INCLUDE CLASSROOM, WALK AROUND, AND IN IRON DEMONSTRATIONS.

FUEL. SUPPLY AND FILL ALL FUEL FOR EQUIPMENT INCLUDING BUTLER'S SERVICE VEHICLES.

DAMAGES. THIS INCLUDES GLASS BREAKAGE, BENT HANDRAILS, STEP LADDERS, FENDERS, ETC. BUTLER'S NORMAL POLICY FOR REPAIRING DAMAGES TO RENTAL MACHINES IS TO REPAIR THEM WHEN THE RENTAL PERIOD IS COMPLETED, HOWEVER, IF THE DAMAGED ITEM IS OF A SAFETY CONCERN, WE WOULD REPAIR THE DAMAGES AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AFTER THEY OCCURRED. AN ITEMIZED LIST OF THE PARTS AND LABOR REQUIRED WOULD BE PROVIDED TO IRC PRIOR TO STARTING THE REPAIR, AND INVOICED AT CURRENT LIST PRICES PLUS FREIGHT UPON COMPLETION.

UNDERCARRIAGE AND TIRES: IRC WOULD BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL TIRE WEAR INCLUDING TIRE DAMAGES ON THE MACHINES WITH AN ASTERISK LISTED ON ATTACHMENT A. EQUIPMENT WOULD HAVE TO BE RETURNED WITH SAME BRAND AND MODEL TIRES AS WHEN DELIVERED, OR PRORATED ACCORDINGLY BY PERCENTAGE OF TIRE WEAR AND CONDITION AT TERMINATION OF RENTAL PERIOD.

UPON DELIVERY OF MACHINES, A REPRESENTATIVE OF BUTLER, A

REPRESENTATIVE OF IRC AND A REPRESENTATIVE FROM AN INDEPENDENT TIRE DEALER OR MANUFACTURER WOULD JOINTLY VERIFY IN WRITING THE CONDITION, PERCENTAGE OF WEAR, AND TIRE VALUE. UPON TERMINATION OF RENTAL, WE WOULD AGAIN HAVE THE REPRESENTATIVES MENTIONED ABOVE DETERMINE THE CONDITION, PERCENTAGE OF WEAR, AND TIRE VALUES. ANY DIFFERENCES NOTED, WOULD THEN BE CHARGED OR CREDITED TO IRC INCLUDING BOTH MATERIALS AND LABOR.

UNDERCARRIAGE WEAR ON ALL TRACK TYPE MACHINES WOULD BE BUTLER'S EXPENSE.

GROUND ENGAGING TOOLS:

IRC WOULD BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL PARTS RELATING TO GROUND ENGAGING TOOLS (G.E.T.), I.E. CUTTING EDGES, RIPPER TIPS AND PROTECTORS, BUCKET TIPS AND ADAPTERS, EDGES BETWEEN ADAPTERS, WEAR PLATES ON BOTTOM OF BUCKETS AND ALL MOUNTING HARDWARE. BUTLER WOULD INSTALL THESE ITEMS ON AN AS NEEDED BASIS AT THE CURRENT CATERPILLAR LIST PRICE PLUS FREIGHT AT NO ADDITIONAL LABOR COSTS. ALL MACHINES WOULD BE DELIVERED WITH NEW G.E.T. ITEMS AND ARE TO BE RETURNED WITH NEW.

WE WISH TO THANK IRC AND YOU FOR GIVING US THE OPPORTUNITY TO PRESENT OUR PROPOSAL AND FOR ALL THE CONSIDERATION WE RECEIVE.

SINCERELY YOURS,

BUTLER MACHINERY COMPANY

JOEL NIKLE

RENTAL FLEET MANAGER

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ENCLOSURE

CC: OSCAR SWENSON, RENTAL FLEET MARKETING MANAGER

a ATTAMIIIENT AINTERNATIONAL URANIUM CORPORATION

EQUIPMENT NEEDED FOR JOB IN BLANDING, UTAH JANUARY 25, 2001

MINIMUM GUARANTEED TOTAL**

MONTHLY HOURS EXCESS NUMBER OF FREIGHT MAINTENANCE RENTAL ALLOWED HOUR MONTHS RATE CHARGES RATE

MODEL QTy RATE PER MONTH CHARGE BASED UPON TO & FROM PER HOUR

"*637E 4 $22,500 176 EA. $70 EA. 6 EA. $11,400 EA. $2.15 EA.

D9R/RIPPER 1 14,000 176 45 6 9,100 1.50

D8RIRIPPER 1 11,400 176 36 6 7,800 1.20

D7R/RIPPER 1 9,600 176 30 6 6,800 1.00

825G 1 10,500 176 32 6 7,700 1.15

980G 1 10,550 176 34 6 7,700 1.20

"*988F 1 16,000 176 51 6 9,100 1.55

"*769D 4 9,750 EA. 176 EA. 30 EA. 6 EA. 7,800 EA. 1.60 EA.

375L 1 20,500 176 59 6 15,800 2.00

10,000 GALLON 1 10,500 176 32 6 8,500 1.90 WATER WAGON

5,000 GALLON 1 6,000 176 19 6 3,200 0.80 WATER WAGON

14H/RIPPER 1 8,200 176 26 6 5,900 1.10

16H/RIPPER 1 11,750 176 36 6 7,200 1.25

* PLUS TIRE WEAR

INCLUDES ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY

637 SCRAPER EFFICIENCY

NOMINAL CAPACITY

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HAUL TRAVEL FIXED EFFICIENCY MINUTES TRIPS/ YARDS/

ROUTE TIME TIME PER TRIP HOUR HOUR

1 3.90 1.20 85% 6.0 10.0 310

2 3.25 1.20 85% 5.2 11.5 355

3 4.30 1.20 85% 6.5 9.3 287

4 3.10 1.20 85% 5.1 11.9 368

5 4.15 1.20 85% 6.3 9.5 296

6 4.50 1.20 85% 6.7 8.9 277

7 3.75 1.20 85% 5.8 10.3 319

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CAT 637 SCR-APER

TRAVEL TIMES FOR CAT 637 SCRAPERS

BASED ON PROJECTED HAUL ROUTES

Hiaul Distlince Distance. RollIng Gae Ae See Time

segment Feet MMeter I Riistance MPH

la 200 67 7.5 0.0 9.1 0.25

lb 500 167 5.0 0.0 12.6 0.45

Ic 200 67 3.0 2.5 9.1 0.25

Id 1400 467 3.0 0.0 18.7 0.85

le 250 83 3.0 0.0 9.5 0.30

if 250 83 3.0 0.0 11.4 0.25

Ig 1400 467 3.0 0.0 21.2 0.75

1h 200 67 3.0 (2.5) 11.4 0.20

ii 400 133 5.0 0.0 13.0 0.35

lj 200 67 7.5 0.0 9.1 0.25 3.90

2a 200 67 7.5 0.0 9.1 0.25

2b 2150 717 3.0 (0.5) 22.2 1.10

2c 250 83 5.0 0.0 9.5 0.30

2d 250 83 5.0 0.0 11.4 0.25

2e 2250 750 3.0 +0.5 23.2 1.10

2f 200 67 7.5 0.0 9.1 0.25 3.25

3a 250 83 7.5 0.0 8.1 0.35

3b 3300 1100 3.0 -0.5 23.4 1.60

3c 250 83 5.0 0.0 9.5 0.30

3d 250 83 5.0 0.0 11.4 0.25

3e 3300 1100 3.0 +0.5 25.0 1.50

3f 250 83 7.5 0.0 9.5 0.30 4.30

4a 350 117 7.5 -3.5 11.4 0.35

4b 1450 483 3.0 0.0 19.4 0.85

4c 250 83 5.0 0.0 9.5 0.30

4d 250 83 5.0 0.0 11.4 0.25

4e 1700 567 3.0 0.0 22.7 0.85

4f 500 167 7.5 +3.5 11.4 0.50 3.10

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CAT 637 SCRAPER

Haul, Distance Distance Rolling Grade jAve Speed Time Segment Feet Meters Risistance % : MPH Min

5a 1400 467 7.5 -2.75 15.9 1.00 5b 1350 450 3.0 0.0 19.2 0.80 5c 250 83 5.0 0.0 9.5 0.30 5d 250 83 5.0 0.0 11.4 0.25 5e 2250 750 3.0 0.0 23.2 1.10 5f 700 233 7.5 +5.5 11.4 0.70

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6a 600 200 7.5 0.0 11.4 0.60 6b 900 300 3.0 -3.3 20.5 0.50 6c 1450 483 3.0 0.0 19.4 0.85 6d 400 133 5.0 0.0 11.4 0.40 6e 400 133 5.0 0.0 11.4 0.40 6f 1450 483 3.0 0.0 22.0 0.75 6g 900 300 3.0 +3.3 17.0 0.60 6h 450 150 7.5 0.0 12.8 0.40

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7a 750 250 7.5 -1.5 12.2 0.70 7b 1600 533 3.0 0.0 20.2 0.90 7c 350 117 5.0 0.0 11.4 0.35 7d 350 117 5.0 0.0 11.4 0.35 7e 1600 533 3.0 0.0 22.7 0.80 7f 750 250 7.5 +1.5 13.1 0.65

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769C TRUCK EFFICIENCY

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CAT 769 TRUCKS

TRAVEL TIMES FOR CAT 769C TRUCKS

BASED ON PROJECTED HAUL ROUTES

Haul Distance. Distance Rolling Grade Ave Speed Time

Segment L Feel Meteris jRisistance % V" 4Mm

I a 200 67 7.5 0.0 7.6 0.30

I b 500 167 5.0 0.0 12.6 0.45

I c 200 67 3.0 2.5 9.1 0.25

i d 1400 467 3.0 0.0 18.7 0.85

le 250 83 3.0 0.0 9.5 0.30

1 f 250 83 3.0 0.0 11.4 0.25

I g 1400 467 3.0 0.0 22.7 0.70

1 h 200 67 3.0 (2.5) 11.4 0.20

i i 400 133 5.0 0.0 13.0 0.35

lj 200 67 7.5 0.0 9.1 0.25

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2a 200 67 7.5 0.0 7.6 0.30

2b 2150 717 3.0 (0.5) 24.4 1.00

2c 250 83 5.0 0.0 9.5 0.30

2d 250 83 5.0 0.0 11.4 0.25

2e 2250 750 3.0 +0.5 26.9 0.95

2f 200 67 7.5 0.0 9.1 0.25

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3a 250 83 7.5 0.0 8.1 0.35

3b 3300 1100 3.0 -0.5 25.0 1.50

3c 250 83 5.0 0.0 9.5 0.30

3d 250 83 5.0 0.0 11.4 0.25

3e 3300 1100 3.0 +0.5 28.8 1.30

3f 250 83 7.5 0.0 9.5 0.30 4.00

4a 350 117 7.5 -3.5 11.4 0.35

4b 1450 483 3.0 0.0 19.4 0.85

4c 250 83 5.0 0.0 9.5 0.30

4d 250 83 5.0 0.0 11.4 0.25

4e 1700 567 3.0 0.0 22.7 0.85

4f 500 167 7.5 +3.5 11.4 0.50 3.10

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CAT 769 TRUCKS

Haul Distance Distance Rolling Grade Ave Speed Time

Segmento Feet Meters Risistance _ _% MPH Min

5a 1400 467 7.5 -2.75 15.9 1.00

5b 1350 450 3.0 0.0 19.2 0.80

5c 250 83 5.0 0.0 9.5 0.30

5d 250 83 5.0 0.0 11.4 0.25

5e 2250 750 3.0 0.0 23.2 1.10

5f 700 233 7.5 +5.5 11.4 0.70

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6a 600 200 7.5 0.0 11.4 0.60

6b 900 300 3.0 -3.3 20.5 0.50

6c 1450 483 3.0 0.0 19.4 0.85

6d 400 133 5.0 0.0 11.4 0.40

6e 400 133 5.0 0.0 11.4 0.40

6f 1450 483 3.0 0.0 22.0 0.75

6g 900 300 3.0 +3.3 17.0 0.60

6h 450 150 7.5 0.0 12.8 0.40 4.50

7a 750 250 7.5 -1.5 12.2 0.70

7b 1600 533 3.0 0.0 20.2 0.90

7c 350 117 5.0 0.0 11.4 0.35

7d 350 117 5.0 0.0 11.4 0.35

7e 1600 533 3.0 0.0 22.7 0.80

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Height 13'6" Width: 10'00 Length: 39'

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TRANSPORT Fifth Wheel Pull Spring Suspension, air brakes Lights, oil filled hubs

HOPPER 5.5 cu. yard charging hopper Height to load 12'3" Side Loading width 12'0"

ENGINE 4 cylinder Deutz; 46 HP - Air Cooled 65 gallon fuel tank

OPTIONS 4 individual jacking legs Shredder Grizzly dump Stacking Conveyors Ball decks

SCREEN 4 x 10; 2 Deck Screen Hydraulic drive 5/8" Throw Rubber Spring Suspension

CONVEYORS 36" wide feed conveyor 36" wide under screen conveyor 24" side discharge conveyor 24" rear discharge conveyor

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High ProductionScreens Sand and Gravel

Conveyors Can Load Directly Into Truck

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503-692-9000 Fax 503-692-6220

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POWER MOTIVE 5000 VASQUEZ BLVD.

DENVER, CO 30216 PHONE: (303) 355-5900

FAX: (303) 388-932S

SCREEN Highly Portable

IT - Series - All Hydraulic Setup

IIProduces Three Different Products

SCREENS COMPOST 120-140 YARDS PER HOUR

SCREENS GRAVEL UP TO 600 TONS PER HOUR

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SAND & GRAVEL, TRASH, C & D, STUMPS, CONCRETE,

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Travel position of the SCREEN IT in which feed

conveyor and hopper hydraulically slide back

and lower down to transportation height, while

hopper wings told in.

Hydraulic jacking legs are standard for cantelever style blocking, but four (4) individual jacking legs can be an option.

Side and rear discharge conveyors hydraulically told out to the height of 14'.

Feed conveyor moves up and forward hydraulically, while the hopper wing walls extend for operation.

Feed conveyor hydraulically moves back and down for transport

The charging hopper folds out to the width of 14' while in its working position.

A 48' wide variable feed conveyor with 20"

rubber lagged head pulley feeds a 5 x 12 2 Deck screen.

Control panel and hydraulic controls are all located in turnkey area. Powered by a Deutz 4 cylinder, 70 HP diesel engine.

Actuator switch to control speed of feed conveyor is located on the catwalk platform along with kill switch. Actuator switch also located at control panel.

.ne SCREEN IT has an optional 14 foot long The optional grizzly dumps to the rear of the

by 8 foot wide hydraulic dumping grizzly. An plant

operator controlled remote dumping system is

also available.

SSCREENING,

Topsoil To 250 yds./hr. Sand & Gravel To 600 Tons/hr.

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HYDRAULIC DRIVE

TRANSPORT13'6* 11'110

43' 0V 38,600

Fifth wheel pull Spring suspension, air brakes Lights, oil filled hubs Transport speed 65 mph

ENGINE 4 cylinder Deutz 70 HP - Air Cooled 65 gallon fuel tank 110 gallon hydraulic tank

OPTIONS 4 individual jacking legs Shredder Grizzly Dump Stacking conveyors 79 HP Turbo Diesel (Water Cooled) 98 HP Turbo Diesel (Air Cooled)

HOPPER 14.5 cu. yard charging hopper Height to load 13' 6" Width at rear 14' - Working position Width at rear 8' - Travel position

SCREEN 5 x 12, 2 Deck with step deck

Hydraulic drive with 3/8l to 5/18 throw Rubber spring suspension

CONVEYORS 48" wide feed conveyor 23' 1 W long 42" wide under screen conveyor

30" side discharge conveyor 18' 4" long

30" rear discharge conveyor 18' 4" long

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INTERNATIONAL URANIUM CORPORAT INDEPENDENCE PLAZA, SUITE 950 1050 17th STREET, ATTN: AP DENVER, CO 80265

CUSTOMER'S ORDER NO.

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INVOICE

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INVOICE NUMBER DATE OF INVOICE

26508 ovember 20, 2000

SALESPERSON

GILBERT EAVES JOB SITE

BLANDING, UTAH BLANDING, UT

Job: BB-1345

TERMO)UE UPON RECEIPT

Customer INT01 1

11/21/2000 i12120/2000

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Total Invoice:

% PER MONTH FINANCE CHARGE WILL BE ADDED TO ALL AMO /HICH IS A ANNUAL % RATE OF 18 %. CUSTOMER AGREES TO P

COLLECTIONS, INCLUDING ATTORNEYS FEES.

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Labor Burden Company

(FICA, SUI, Benefits (medical.

Labor Classification Base Rate Mandated Fringe FUI, etc. life insure, etc) Fringe Costs Labor Cost/HR

-e akr $96 $8.76 $2.74 no added cost $11.50 $31.10

iler Makers $96

Wrights$20.82 $4.2 $2.91 $0.1 $7.34 $28.16

nworkers $21.17 $7.21 $2.96 no added cost $10.17 $31.34

irpenters $1.51 $2.30 $3.81 $14.62

ement Masons $1.61 $2.45 $4.06 $15.58

$14.52 $2.71 $2.03 $0.38 $5.12 $19.64

lectricians

onworkers - Reinforcing $11.0$1.54

$2.34 $3.88 $14.88

aborers (including pipelayers) $7.65 $1.60 $1.07 $0.03 $2.70 $10.35

$1.76 $2.68 $4.44 $17.04

Pipefitters $26

POWER EQUIPMENT OPERATORS $1.40 $2.13 $3.53 $13.53

Backhoes $00

$1.46 $2.22 $3.68 $14.11

Cranes

Dozers$1.83

$2.79 $4.62 $17.7;

Graders $12.67$4.47

$17.

Loaders$11.26

$1.57 $2.40 $3.97 $15.2

Scrapers $10.00 $1.40 $2.13 $3.53 $13.5

Scrapers

Tractors$9.42

$1.3 $2.0 $3.32 $12.

TRUCK DRIVERS $9.42

$1.32 $2.00 $3.32 $12.

Note: base rates do not Include FICA, worker comp, unemployment, or company benefits which Increase the cost per hour

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Secretary

Clerk

Engineer

Environmental Technician

Safety Engineer

Maintenance Foreman

Security Personnel

Chemist

Base Rate Mandated Fringe

$9.85

$9.85

$10.25

$36.00

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$1.38

$1.43

$5.03

$3.91

$1.61

$1.33

$3.91

$2.10

$2.10

$2.86

$0.84

$2.34

Company Benefits (medical,

life insure, etc)

$2.10

$2.10

$2.18

$7.66

$5.96

$2.45

$2.02

$5.96

$3.19

$3.19

$4.36

$1.28

$3.56

Fringe Costs Labor Cost/HR

$3.47

$3.47

$3.61

$12.69

$9.87

$4.05

$3.35

$9.87

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$5.29

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$2.12

$5.90

$13.32

$13.32

$13.86

$48.69

$37.87

$15.55

$12.85

$37.87

$20.29

$20.29

$27.73

$8.12

$22.65

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the scope of the classification listed nay be added after

award only an provide in the labor standards COtrc clauses

('29 CPR 5. S(a)(1) (V)) .

In the listing aboive, the *5TT' dusiEVi~tiOn meAns that ra~tes

listed under tbat ident~ifir 40 not reflect cloctively

bargained wage an fri~nge benefit rateD. Othe* debifl~atiLO"r

Indicate unions whose TatabS have beanl determinefld ro be

prevailing.

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1-.) Ha.s there bean an initial decisioninteR t) This5 Can~

* an existing published wage deiter-mi~ti~ * a survey underly~i1 a weA0 dotew n~ation

& Wage and Hlour Divisln -letter sertmrhg foxth a

position on a wage determJ~l~inton w~U"~IC

*a confoyffanlew (additional ciasasfioatiofl and rate)

On wurvey related matters, initial contact, ici~luding requesuts

for sumUD8Xiev of gurveys. 5hould ho with the Wiage and iHouX

Regional OfficS for the area in which the surve.y was conuducted

because those Regional offices have reopmoiabilley for the

-BaS~con survey p-gr~ r. the mepfSS this initial

contact is not sat isfactory, then the process described in 3.)

sand 3-) should be followed.

with roqard to any other matter not yet ripe toZr the formnal

process depcribed here. initial contact should Of with ths Branch

of r-wtrcticon wage Dcter¶4nat ~lon. wfrite to:

'Branch of Construction Wage DetermiunationsU wage "n Hlour Division U. S. napaxtment a~ ULbor 200 ConrntitUti.On AVenuO.W.N Washington, D. C. 20210

2.) It the answer to the questi.on in 1.) in yes'j, then an

interested party, (thorse affected by the acrion)ican request

review and, reconidej&ration fron' the Wage and NITor Administrator

(See 29 CMR Part 1.8 and 25 Cya part 7). Wri1te 0Q

wage and Hlour AdminlatratorZ. u.s. Department of Labor 201) Con tit1ZtiOZ kvon1J0, N.;:W. Washington, D. C. 20210

The request sboul,4 be aaccompanied by a full ata'cUUwflt ot the

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data, project deacri~ptio?1, area practi.ce material. etc.) t~hat the - requestor considers relevant. Z1 the issuem.

3.) If the decision of the Administrator is ziet favorable, am interested party may appeal direc~tly to the Admn1isrrative Review '-lard (fozmerly the Wage Appeals Board) - Write to:

Administrative Review Board: a. a. Department Of XLabor

Washinqgo=, D. C. 20210

4.) All decisions by the Acministrotive Rsvisw MMP OF GMIRMI MJCIBacaI

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3-11/310/2000

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LONG TERM CARE CALCULATION

Long Term Care Calculation

Base Amount (Starting in Dec. 1978) $250,000 CPI-U December, 1978 67.7 CPI-U December 2000 174.0

Adjusted Long Term Care = $250,000 x (CPI-U most recent / CPI-U Dec., 1978)

Adjusted Long Term Care $642,541


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