Radiation transport calculations have been carried out to aid in the d
esign of the reference shielding and breeding blankets proposed for th
e International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER). The results
of analyses suggest that both blanket assemblies in combination with
the surrounding vacuum vessel provide adequate shielding for the toroi
dal field coils and reduce the heating and damage to levels commensura
te with design guidelines. The induced activation levels and decay hea
t generation in the breeding blanket-vacuum vessel may qualify the ass
emblies for disposal as Class C low level waste based on US regulation
s. The nuclear performance of the shielding around neutral beam inject
ion ducts and in the vicinity of the divertor vacuum pumping ports was
also investigated. Preliminary results suggest that the proposed neut
ral beam injection and divertor port shielding is satisfactory in both
cases.