Navfacinst 11010 45 2025

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The document outlines the NAVFAC 11010/31, Part I, Request for Project Site Approval process as per NAVFACINST 11010.45A. It details the requirements for submitting Site Approval Requests (SAR) for both Category A and B projects/events, including necessary certifications and waivers related to safety impacts such as explosives, airfield operations, electromagnetic radiation, and radiological safety. The document emphasizes that site approvals are contingent on compliance with specified conditions and may become invalid if project parameters change. It also provides guidance on documentation, evaluation processes, and the roles of various stakeholders involved in the SAR process.

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