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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 279A-WF-222936-LEADS Continuation of FD-302 of ] »On 08/18/2005 __,Page__10 can not recall ever being in renton, New Jersey. was working at{ living during September and October 2001. is re the anthrax ing down 0: @ airlines following — would have been able to travel [7] letter_events. Due to o9/il There were established Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for the decontamination of Class II and Class III biosafety cabinets while at USAMRIID These SOPs were based upon CDC guidelines for biosarety. i€ procedure was as follows: everything was removed from the hood, it was then wiped down with 70% ethanol or 10% bleach, the sash was then closed and the germicidal lamp was left on for approximately 10 minutes. ; has never been in the virology suites at . USAMRIID. did not know what decontamination procedures were used in the virology suites, or whether it smelled of bacterial decontamination agents. At USAMRIID, in the bacterial suite, paraformaldehyde decontamination was done approximately once every month or two. There was usually a couple of days notice that this was going to occur. The paraformaldehyde decontaminati done at Battelle, but onl i regularly used plastic containers a USAMRIID (plastic exclusively). Samp, stored in Falcon tubes and microcenterfuge tubes. was also provided plastic reagent bottles. [Tv Mramiliac with "sterilite", and could not say whether boxes were ever missing while_at USAMRIID. If it occurred, it was never of such a concern that [vas informed, or asked about, them being missing. While at USAMRIID ees not aware of any work being conducted in an "unofficial" or "off the record" manner. All work inl] laboratories was documented in lab notebooks. At USAMRIID, work product was passed through a "pass through box" with a germicidal lamp, and then entered in lab notebook. All of[[_]work was reviewed wit! These notebooks were maintained on the shelves in the work area, and were