We met with the remediation company staff at the end of this week. We received the cost bid and it contains both good and bad news. The bad news is that recovery of all our material is possible but will be very expensive. It will mean that we will have have to leave some of the less valuable games and parts. The good news is that all of the recoverable Total War components will in the contract we sign with the company. In addition, we were able to reduce the cost somewhat by identifying a duplication in clean-up on the Total War material.<\/p>\n
The cleanup plan is still on track to go to the Dept. of Health on October 18th. Work on preparing the building for recovery will start shortly after approval. This will include sealing the building openings, providing electricity and water (for showers for the workers) installing negative air pressure equipment and setting up a series of clean work areas. We were learned that this part of the recovery process will take approximately three weeks. Our inventory will be the first material to be recovered.<\/p>\n
The Total War sample included this week is the historic Finnish OB demobilization and reorganization plan put into effect in late 1941. <\/p>\n