10-50-ITB-26 Water Parameter Schedule.xls

This is a Water Parameter Schedule document prepared for the City of Palm Bay, Florida in compliance with Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations. The schedule outlines comprehensive drinking water monitoring parameters organized into six sections covering volatile organic compounds (VOCs), semi-volatile organic compounds (SOCs), primary inorganic parameters, secondary drinking water parameters, radiological parameters, and ion balance parameters. The testing requirements include analysis of specific contaminants such as 1,2,4-trichlorobenzene, benzene, lead, arsenic, uranium, and radium using EPA and Standard Methods (SM) approved analytical methods. The document specifies Method IDs ranging from 2005 to 2996 and identifies the applicable EPA or SM protocol for each parameter tested, including methods such as EPA 524.2 for volatile organics, EPA 200.7 for ICP metals analysis, and EPA 300.0 for anion measurement. Additional testing encompasses total trihalomethanes, haloacetic acids, asbestos, and water quality indicators including pH, color, odor, and foaming agents.

The parameter schedule establishes baseline analytical requirements for the City's drinking water monitoring program to ensure compliance with federal and state water quality standards. Testing is categorized by frequency, with certain parameters requiring monitoring during deep well compliance assessments and others conducted on an annual basis. The document does not contain pricing information, contract award dates, bid submission deadlines, or other transactional details; instead, it functions as a technical specification document defining the scope of laboratory analytical services required under the broader Laboratory Testing Services Re-Bid solicitation issued by the City of Palm Bay.