2011-05-02T11:52:55-07:00 2010-12-31 BENNETT THRASHER PC 3625 CUMBERLAND BLVD STE 1000 ATLANTA GA 30339 990 2010-01-01 581382198 INSTITUTE OF NUCLEAR POWER OPERATIONS INST 7706448511 700 GALLERIA PKWY SE ATLANTA GA 303395943 KRIS K STRAW 7706448511 2011-05-02 TIMOTHY OBERST 2010 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z JAMES O ELLIS 700 GALLERIA PKWY SE ATLANTA GA 303395943 288533737 false X www.inpo.info X 1979 DE Organization's Mission-- To promote the highest levels of safety and reliability--to promote excellence--in the operation of commercial nuclear power plants. 14 13 421 0 -55864 92905631 96709578 0 1503849 1233420 1244676 1645423 95654156 99588421 727917 503211 0 67670159 66657911 0 0 20205837 18898392 88603913 86059514 7050243 13528907 72378169 61631438 71841105 56446932 537064 5184506 To promote the highest levels of false false 503211 501250 GRANTS--INPO PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO ELIGIBLE UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE ENGINEERING STUDENTS IN ORDER TO ENCOURAGE THE PURSUIT OF CAREERS IN NUCLEAR POWER. 30 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS @ $2,500.00 EACH, 1 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP @ $1,250 AND 17 GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS @ $25,000.00 EACH. 55072608 INPO CONDUCTS PERIODIC EVALUATIONS TO PROMOTE THE HIGHEST LEVELS OF SAFETY AND RELIABILITY IN THE OPERATION, MAINTENANCE, AND SUPPORT OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS. ALL EVALUATIONS ARE AS PERFORMANCE-ORIENTED AS PRACTICABLE AND ARE BASED ON PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES AND CRITERIA DEVELOPED BY INPO, WITH INDUSTRY REVIEW. INPO REVIEWS AND ANALZES OPERATING EXPERIENCE AND EVENTS FROM BOTH DOMESTIC AND NON-U.S. NUCLEAR PLANTS. THE PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF NUCLEAR OPERATING EXPERIENC 16435334 INPO CONDUCTS AND SUPPORTS, WORKSHOPS, MEETINGS, TRAINING COURSES, AND OTHER PROGRAMS AND PRODUCES DOCUMENTS DESIGNED TO IMPROVE PERFORMANCE OF NUCLEAR PLANT PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT. 72011153 true true false false false false false false false true false false true true false true false false true true false false false false false false true false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true 55 0 true 421 true true true false false false false false false false false false false false false X 14 13 false false false false true true false true true true false true true false true false true true true false GA X PHYLLIS M VANN 7706448511 700 GALLERIA PKWY SE SUITE 100 ATLANTA GA 303395957 JO ELLIS 40.00 X X 2999238 0 1336227 R PURCELL 40.00 X 693195 0 365577 JE LYNCH 40.00 X 240857 0 202017 DW DAVENPORT 40.00 X 390508 0 385551 G FELGATE 40.00 X 1571802 0 884142 DP IGYARTO 40.00 X 630507 0 352499 D FARR 40.00 X 286720 0 306682 WW WEBSTER 40.00 X 452458 0 943638 PN MCCULLOUGH 40.00 X 369714 0 838756 KK STRAW 40.00 X 224838 0 37380 R JACOBS 40.00 X 168894 0 219187 G HUTCHERSON 40.00 X 238235 0 219217 C GODDARD 40.00 X 437267 0 291047 R GAMBONE 40.00 X 260937 0 270454 K MAZA 40.00 X 255334 0 303294 DF GARCHOW 40.00 X 236453 0 213921 S MENG 40.00 X 350127 0 35035 ES DRUMHILLER 40 X 358833 109155 A HOCHEVAR 40 X 493294 60995 RG COCKRELL 40 X 320822 151813 KP RYAN 40 X 289826 51882 L HAY III 0 X DD BRANDT 0 X MA SHATTUCK III 0 X JE ROGERS 0 X TA FANNING 0 X JT HERRON 0 X AJ ALEXANDER 0 X MG MORRIS 0 X 11269859 7578469 246 false true false KING & SPALDING 1180 PEACHTREE ST NE ATLANTA GA 303093521 Legal 371760 TEK SYSTEMS PO BOX 198568 ATLANTA GA 303848568 Recruiting 157752 MATRIX RESOURCES PO BOX 101177 ATLANTA GA 30392 Consulting 214961 NORTH HIGHLAND GROUP 550 PHARR RD SUITE 850 ATLANTA GA 30305 Consulting 169750 OUTSTART 745 ATLANTIC AVE BOSTON MA 02111 Consulting 306914 7 96709578 96709578 1278916 1278916 544335 665247 -120912 -120912 -55864 -65048 188204307 30266 188280069 -75762 30266 -45496 -45496 International & Government Contracts 900099 1766335 1766335 1766335 99588421 -55864 2934707 503211 503211 11269859 9419346 1850513 0 40038133 33463865 6574268 0 7186110 6006149 1179961 0 5200390 4346485 853905 0 2963419 2476825 486594 0 230293 192479 37814 0 169637 141783 27854 0 34740 29036 5704 0 4209659 3518432 691227 0 2191380 1831555 359825 0 1551581 1296811 254770 0 1377247 1151103 226144 0 4579458 3827510 751948 0 1705897 1425788 280109 0 107997 90264 17733 0 1510594 1262554 248040 0 338079 282566 55513 0 Recruiting & Relocation 717313 599530 117783 0 Property & Income Taxes 175737 146881 28856 0 Other -1220 -1020 -200 0 86059514 72011153 14048361 0 5450 5450 12163799 11843662 613402 2009404 483938 1782624 49371578 24201208 22659649 25170370 36429402 20804706 22529 15222 72378169 61631438 2933828 1327727 187500 210000 15223463 744784 8845000 6710000 44651314 47454421 71841105 56446932 X 537064 5184506 537064 5184506 72378169 61631438 X 72378169 -8881465 X false true true X false X 64000951 73207534 79894264 92905630 96709578 406717957 64000951 73207534 79894264 92905630 96709578 406717957 176439211 230278746 2649443 3754889 3026424 2079873 1670560 13181189 32086 3492 42410 77988 419977134 6141959 0.54830 0.52660 X 0 0 0 OTHER ADDL INFO: PART II, SECTION B, LINE 12--GOVERNMENT CONTRACT REVENUE; 2006: $1,059,096; 2007: 1,097,827; 2008: 996,117; 2009: 1,222,584; 2010: 1,766,335; RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 10970803 10970803 19706526 11727676 7978850 10390662 7520288 2870374 8303587 4953244 3350343 25170370 Bond Issue Costs (Net) 15222 15222 Employee Benefits 47264971 Professional Services Fees 189450 47454421 99588421 86059514 13528907 122541 -9004005 -8881464 4647443 100376209 122541 122541 100253668 -665247 -665247 99588421 86724761 665247 665247 86059514 86059514 Pt XI Line 8 Additional minimum pension liability adjustment Pt XII Line 4b Tenant rental expenses Pt XIII Line 2d Tenant rental expenses false Sub-Saharan Africa 0 0 Program Services Informational Exchange Visit 36516 North America 0 1 Program Services Informational Exchange Visit 144479 East Asia and Pacific 0 0 Program Services Informational Exchange Visit 74093 Europe 0 3 Program Services Informational Exchange Visit 179470 South Asia 0 0 Program Services Informational Exchange Visit 14102 Russia 0 0 Program Services Informational Exchange Visit 18842 South America 0 0 Program Services Informational Exchange Visit 274 0 4 0 4 467776 467776 false false false false false false Pt I Line 2 Actual travel expenses submitted by employees (under an accountable reimbursement plan) for informational exchange visits. true PURDUE UNIVERSITY 610 PURDUE MALL WEST LAFAYETTE IN 47907 356002041 27500 FMV N/A Education UNIVERSITY OF MASSLOWELL ONE UNIVERSITY AVE LOWELL MA 01854 043167352 50000 FMV N/A Education UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE 800 ANDY HOLT TOWER KNOXVILLE TN 37996 626001636 27500 FMV N/A Education UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN 716 LANGDON STREET MADISON WI 53706 396006492 52500 FMV N/A Education UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 1301 BEAL AVE ANN ARBOR MI 48109 386006309 30000 FMV N/A Education NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY 2701 SULLIVAN DRIVE RALEIGH NC 27695 566000756 28750 FMV N/A Education OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 154 W 12TH AVE COLUMBUS OH 43210 316000989 25000 FMV N/A Education OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY 104 KERR ADMINISTRATION BLDG CORVALLIS OR 97331 481278540 25000 FMV N/A Education ROCHESTER INSTITUE OF TECHNOLOGY ONE LOMB MEMORIAL DR ROCHESTER NY 14623 160743140 5833 FMV N/A Education UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 904 W NEVADA ST URBANA IL 61801 377600511 25000 FMV N/A Education TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY 109 JOHN J KOLDUS BLDG 1265 TAMU COLLEGE STATION TX 77843 746000531 27500 FMV N/A Education UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI 2624 CLIFTON AVE CINCINNATI OH 45221 316000989 25000 FMV N/A Education UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 226 TIGERT HALL GAINESVILLE FL 32611 596002052 32500 FMV N/A Education 13 0 Pt I Line 2 SCHOLARSHIPS--INPO has contracted with ACT, Inc. to manage all areas of the scholarship Pt I Line 2 program. ACT's administration of the program is governed by the National Academy for Nuclear Pt I Line 2 Training Scholarship Regulations. In accordance with these Regulations, ACT is Pt I Line 2 responsible for all processes including the initial award selections, approvals of Pt I Line 2 renewal awards, disbursement of funds, and semi-annual reconciliations of Pt I Line 2 funds disbursed for each scholarship recipient. Pt I Line 2 FELLOWSHIPS--Annually, INPO sends a request for proposal to universities that have nuclear Pt I Line 2 engineering and power generation health physics academic programs. Pt I Line 2 An independent review committee rates and ranks all of the proposals submitted to INPO Pt I Line 2 and determines the award distribution. Each award is processed as a separate purchase order by the Pt I Line 2 INPO Finance Department. Universities select student candidates based on the National Academy for Nuclear Training Fellowship Program Regulations and Administrative Guidance. A biographical form for each selected student is submitted to INPO for approval. Upon approval of the candidate and receipt of an invoice from the university, INPO disburses funds to the university. The university disburses the funds to each student. If a student does not complete the fellowship, INPO is notified and will make a determination regarding the unspent funds. Annually, The Education Assistance Program Manager and INPO Finance Department personnel reconcile all funds disbursed for the Scholarship and Fellowship Programs. X X X X X true true X X X X X false true false false false false false false false JO ELLIS 827925 2033100 138213 1336227 4335465 1999820 R PURCELL 311975 376830 4390 365577 1058772 307852 JE LYNCH 200558 39236 1063 202017 442874 DW DAVENPORT 298175 88029 4304 385551 776059 76811 G FELGATE 152090 1272271 147441 884142 2455944 1041362 DP IGYARTO 239699 389285 1523 352499 983006 346810 D FARR 227500 58530 690 306682 593402 58530 WW WEBSTER 333925 114221 4312 943638 1396096 107250 PN MCCULLOUGH 284000 82094 3620 838756 1208470 77084 KK STRAW 188800 35387 651 37380 262218 R JACOBS 92708 58239 17947 219187 388081 58239 G HUTCHERSON 197400 38730 2105 219217 457452 C GODDARD 219775 217421 71 291047 728314 175946 R GAMBONE 209275 50368 1294 270454 531391 17466 K MAZA 209050 45477 807 303294 558628 23614 DF GARCHOW 207067 28382 1004 213921 450374 S MENG 136625 15628 197874 35034 4984 390145 ES DRUMHILLER 159625 25574 173634 109155 467988 A HOCHEVAR 174475 223246 95573 60995 1653 555942 RG COCKRELL 156750 18907 145165 151813 472635 KP RYAN 163777 79928 46121 51882 182 341890 Pt I Line 1b First-class airfare was authorized for international travel only. Health Club reimbursement up to $360 annually was available to all employees. Georgia Club Dues were paid for CEO membership only. Housing Allowance in the form of per diem payments was paid to employees on international or domestic reverse loan assignments. Travel for Companions payments were restricted to specific business circumstances as defined in corporate policy documents. Tax Indemnification and Gross-up Payments were paid to employees on international and domestic reverse loan assignments as specified in corporate policy documents. Pt I Line 4b SERP Payments were made to the following officers: J.O. Ellis, $1,513,000; D.P. Igyarto, $327,130; C. Goddard, $160,400; R. Purcell, $237,500; and G. Felgate, $1,192,801. Pt VI-B, Line 15 For all officers of the organization, market rates are determined annually through collection and analysis of comparability data. This analysis is reviewed by the Personnel and Compensation Committee (PD&C) of the INPO Board of Directors and approved by that committee. The comparable positions in the marketplace and INPO's methodology for determining market rates are reviewed every three to four years by an external compensation consultant who reports the results of their review directly to the PD&C. As a result of the consultant's review, adjustments (if needed) are made to the comparable positions and methodology. The market rate analysis establishes salary ranges for the officer level positions. Actual salaries for the officers below the CEO are determined by the individual's manager and are based on performance, position within the approved salary range, and position in relation to other incumbents. All salary recommendations for officers below CEO level are reviewed by the CEO and approved by the PD&C. The CEO's salary is adjusted annually after PD&C review of market data. The PD&C recommends all salary actions regarding the CEO to the full Board for approval. Pt VI-A, Line 7a Each member shall have one vote in the election of directors of the Institute. Pt VI-B, Line 11a Form 990 is prepared internally by organization personnel. The completed return is reviewed and signed by Bennett Thrasher PC and INPO executive management. A copy of the audited financial statements and the Form 990 are provided to all members of the Finance and Audit Committee of the INPO Board of Directors prior to the electronic filing of the Form 990. Pt VI-A, Line 6 Any person, firm, agency, or corporation, public or private, Form 990, Part VI, Line 9 W.G. GATES 444 SO 16TH ST MALL OMAHA NE 68102 T.F. FARRELL II 100 TREDEGAR ST RICHMOND VA 23219 L. HAY III 700 UNIVERSE BLVD JUNO BEACH FL 33408 D.E. BRANDT 400 NO 5TH ST PHOENIX AZ 85004 M.A. SHATTUCK III 100 CONSTELLATION WAY, SUITE 1800P BALTIMORE MD 21202 J.E. ROGERS 526 S CHURCH ST CHARLOTTE NC 28202 T.A. FANNING 30 IVAN ALLEN JR. BLVD. NW ATLANTA GA 30308 J.T. HERRON ECHELON ONE, 1340 ECHELON PKWY JACKSON MS 39213 A.J. ALEXANDER 76 SO MAIN ST AKRON OH 44308 M.G. MORRIS ONE RIVERSIDE PLAZA holding an operating license or construction permit issued by or applying for an early site permit or a combined construction permit and operating license from the authorized US government agency for the generation of electricity or steam for commerical purposes through the application nuclear power may be a member of the Institute. Pt VI-B, Line 12c The organization's "Business Ethics and Professionalism" policy covers all aspects of the required standard of ethical and professional conduct for individuals involved in the conduct of the organization's work. Activities must be conducted with integrity and independent of influences or conflicts of interest that could impair professional judgement. The policy states no formal monitoring program beyond manager observation, but relies on the professionalism and good judgement of employees to disclose any doubtful situation they encounter so that management can review it and render an opinion as to its propriety. Compliance with this policy is strictly enforced. Pt VI-C, Line 19 The organization's Certificate of Incorporation is on file with the Delaware Secretary of State. Financial Statements are incorporated in the annual Form 990 filed with the Internal Revenue Service. Copies of audited financial statements and Form 990 are available upon request. Pt XI Line 5--Minimum Pension and Other Post Retirement Liabilities Adjustment ($9,004,005) and Unrealized Gain on Investments $122,540.