What does DERP stand for?

Defense Environmental Restoration Program

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The base was one of the few in the Air Force to exceed defense environmental restoration program goals and the first facility in Mississippi to sign a land-use control assurance plan.

American forces press service (May 5, 2005): Pentagon ceremony honors ...

Department of Defense granted the Army Corps of Engineers the authority to oversee cleanups of formerly used defense sites throughout the nation when Congress created the Defense Environmental Restoration Program in 1983.

ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, CLEANS UP MILITARY MESSES

Current federal accounting standards require reporting the estimated costs of known and potential future environmental liabilities associated with the Defense Environmental Restoration Program (cleanup from past waste disposal practices at active and closed installations and formerly used defense sites); cleanup of closed, transferred, and transferring training ranges; preservation and management of active and inactive training ranges; and the future disposal of weapons systems (nuclear powered ships and submarines) and chemical munitions.

Department of Defense Implementation Strategies for Audited Financial ...