ATTACHMENT_2_-_NCAH_Sampling.pdf

ATTACHMENT 2 –

NOTE TO OFFEROR/PRICE SCHEDULE/STATEMENTS OF WORK

1. NOTE TO OFFEROR (Checklist):

In order for an offeror to have a complete quotation package, the following must submitted to the Contracting Officer to be considered responsive:

□ A signed copy of Form 1449 (page 1, Attachment 1) and a copy of the Price

Schedule (pages 2-3, Attachment 2) with line item prices and quote validity period completed. If the contractor is going to subcontract lab analysis, please include the name of the IDNR certified laboratory. Also include a breakdown of line item costs for the waste water sampling (see page 9 below for more information).

□ A completed Central Contractors Registration at http://www.sam.gov.

The contractor’s DUNS number should be included with the quote.

□ A copy of a completed provision 52.212-3, Offeror Representations and

Certifications—Commercial Items. An offeror shall indicate that the offeror has completed the annual representations and certifications electronically at http://www.sam.gov (preferred). If an offeror has not completed the annual representations and certifications electronically at the SAM website, the offeror shall complete only paragraphs (c) and (d) of this provision.

□ Past Performance References with previous contracts/POs with this agency or similar scope of work with federal/state/local entities. Up to three past performance references should be provided, if available.

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2. PRICE SCHEDULE - SUPPLIES OR SERVICES:

Item No.

Schedule of supplies /Services NTE

Quant ity

Unit Unit Price Sub-Total

Amount

BASE YEAR: 01/01/2013 – 12/31/2013

0001 Monthly pretreatment waste water sampling and laboratory analysis on the NCAH North Outfall per the pretreatment sampling SOW (attached). Fixed pricing is inclusive of all sample collection costs, laboratory analysis costs, and reporting costs for each sampling event.

12 EACH

0002 Quarterly pretreatment waste water sampling and laboratory analysis on the NCAH South Outfall per the pretreatment sampling SOW (attached). Fixed pricing is inclusive of all sample collection costs, laboratory analysis costs, and reporting costs for each sampling event.

4 EACH

0003 Twice-a-year groundwater sampling and laboratory analysis of 1,4-dioxane per the dioxane sampling project SOW (attached). Fixed pricing is inclusive of all sample collection costs, laboratory analysis costs, and reporting costs for each sampling event.

2 EACH

OPTION YEAR ONE: 01/01/2014 – 12/31/2014

0004 Monthly pretreatment waste water sampling and laboratory analysis on the NCAH North Outfall per the pretreatment sampling SOW (attached). Fixed pricing is inclusive of all sample collection costs, laboratory analysis costs, and reporting costs for each sampling event.

12 EACH

0005 Quarterly pretreatment waste water sampling and laboratory analysis on the NCAH South Outfall per the pretreatment sampling SOW (attached). Fixed pricing is inclusive of all sample collection costs, laboratory analysis costs, and reporting costs for each sampling event.

4 EACH

0006 Twice-a-year groundwater sampling and laboratory analysis of 1,4-dioxane per the dioxane sampling project SOW (attached). Fixed pricing is inclusive of all sample collection costs, laboratory analysis

OPTION YEAR TWO: 01/01/2015 – 12/31/2015

0007 Monthly pretreatment waste water sampling and laboratory analysis on the NCAH North Outfall per the pretreatment sampling SOW (attached). Fixed pricing is inclusive of all sample collection costs, laboratory analysis costs, and reporting costs for each sampling event.

12 EACH

0008 Quarterly pretreatment waste water sampling and laboratory analysis on the NCAH South Outfall per the pretreatment sampling SOW (attached). Fixed pricing is inclusive of all sample collection costs, laboratory analysis costs, and reporting costs for each sampling event.

4 EACH

0009 Twice-a-year groundwater sampling and laboratory analysis of 1,4-dioxane per the dioxane sampling project SOW (attached). Fixed pricing is inclusive of all sample collection costs, laboratory analysis

OPTION YEAR THREE: 01/01/2016 – 12/31/2016

0010 Monthly pretreatment waste water sampling and laboratory analysis on the NCAH North Outfall per the pretreatment sampling SOW (attached). Fixed pricing is inclusive of all sample collection costs, laboratory analysis costs, and reporting costs for each sampling event.

12 EACH

0011 Quarterly pretreatment waste water sampling and laboratory analysis on the NCAH South Outfall per the pretreatment sampling SOW (attached). Fixed pricing is inclusive of all sample collection costs, laboratory analysis costs, and reporting costs for each sampling event.

4 EACH

0012 Twice-a-year groundwater sampling and laboratory analysis of 1,4-dioxane per the dioxane sampling project SOW (attached). Fixed pricing is inclusive of all sample collection costs, laboratory analysis

OPTION YEAR FOUR: 01/01/2017 – 12/31/2017

0013 Monthly pretreatment waste water sampling and laboratory analysis on the NCAH North Outfall per the pretreatment sampling SOW (attached). Fixed pricing is inclusive of all sample collection costs, laboratory analysis costs, and reporting costs for each sampling event.

12 EACH

0014 Quarterly pretreatment waste water sampling and laboratory analysis on the NCAH South Outfall per the pretreatment sampling SOW (attached). Fixed pricing is inclusive of all sample collection costs, laboratory analysis costs, and reporting costs for each sampling event.

4 EACH

0015 Twice-a-year groundwater sampling and laboratory analysis of 1,4-dioxane per the dioxane sampling project SOW (attached). Fixed pricing is inclusive of all sample collection costs, laboratory analysis

TOTAL

I CERTIFY THIS QUOTE IS VALID FOR A PERIOD OF ____________ DAYS

PRINTED NAME: ___________________________________

SIGNATURE: _______________________________________

3. STATEMENT OF WORK (1 of 2)

NCAH Pretreatment Sampling and Analysis

1920 Dayton Avenue, Ames, IA 50010

1.0. Background

Wastewater discharges from the National Centers for Animal Health (NCAH) are regulated by the City of Ames Non-Domestic Wastewater Pretreatment Program.

NCAH has two sanitary sewer outfalls that are connected to the City of Ames sanitary sewer system. Both outfalls have associated pretreatment permits.

Copies of the permit sampling requirements are located in Appendix A.

1.1. Project Objectives

Wastewater sampling and analyses for the NCAH outfalls to meet City of Ames pretreatment permit requirements and provide wastewater data for wastewater permitting purposes.

1.2 References

All sampling and analyses shall be done according to the requirements of 40 Code of Federal Register (CFR) Part 136 and 40 CFR Part 403.

1.3 Acronyms and Definitions

TSS – Total Suspended Solids

TKN – Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen

CBOD5 – Carbonaceous Biochemical Oxygen Demand (5-day)

COD – Chemical Oxygen Demand

NH3-N – Ammonia Nitrogen

NADC – National Animal Disease Center

2.0 Scope of Work

This contract period of performance is from the date of the award through 12 months for each year of a 5-year contract period. The contractor shall provide all equipment (including samplers, hoses, and appurtenances), personnel, transportation and supplies to sample and have analyzed wastewater according to the schedule and for parameters as detailed in the Contractor Tasks section of this document. All sampling and analyses shall be done according to 40 CFR Part 136 by a laboratory certified in Iowa for the analytical parameters requested.

All samples shall be 24-hour flow proportional composites except for pH and

Temperature which shall be grab samples. In general, flow proportional composites are obtained by taking a sample aliquot every (x) gallons of wastewater flow. At the completion of 24 hours of sampling, the contractor composites the aliquot samples into a single sample for analysis.

NCAH North Outfall Flow Range: 40,000 – 614,000 gallons per day;

NCAH North Outfall Average Flow ~ 167,000 gallons per day http://ecfr.gpoaccess.gov/cgi/t/text/text-idx?c=ecfr&sid=4b0792f3ff0a865bd199e64a658a1412&tpl=/ecfrbrowse/Title40/40cfr136_main_02.tpl http://ecfr.gpoaccess.gov/cgi/t/text/text-idx?c=ecfr&sid=4b0792f3ff0a865bd199e64a658a1412&tpl=/ecfrbrowse/Title40/40cfr136_main_02.tpl http://ecfr.gpoaccess.gov/cgi/t/text/text-idx?c=ecfr&sid=4b0792f3ff0a865bd199e64a658a1412&tpl=/ecfrbrowse/Title40/40cfr403_main_02.tpl

NCAH South Outfall Flow Range: 9,000 – 48,000 gallons per day;

NCAH South Outfall Average Flow ~ 22,000 gallons per day

3.0 Contractor Tasks/Requirements

The contractor shall sample and have analyzed the FIRST WEEK OF EVERY

MONTH wastewater at the NCAH North Outfall for: Flow, pH, TSS, Temperature, TKN, CBOD5, COD and Chlorides.

The contractor shall sample and have analyzed the FIRST WEEK OF EVERY

CALENDAR QUARTER (January, April, July, and October) wastewater at the

NCAH South Outfall for: Flow, pH, TSS, Temperature, NH3-N, TKN, CBOD5, COD and Chlorides.

Test results shall be reported to the NCAH Environmental Protection Specialist promptly. Results are to be e-mailed to Karla.K.Tebben@aphis.usda.gov or a hard copy mailed to National Centers for Animal Health, 1920 Dayton Ave. Rm

3129, Ames, IA 50010 ATTN: Karla Tebben as soon as available.

If any pH sample is outside the permitted range of 6.0 – 10.0 pH units, the contractor shall wait at least 15 minutes then perform a pH resample while still on site. Report both pH sample and pH resample results on the test report. If the pH resample is outside the pH range, report to the NCAH Environmental Protection

Specialist at 515-337-7026 or NCAH Safety and Security Unit Lead at 515-337-

7971 immediately.

The contractor shall supply unit prices for sampling and testing parameters with the bid in the event resamples become necessary. If sample results for parameters other than pH are outside NCAH pretreatment permit limits, resamples will need to be performed within 10 calendar days of notification from NCAH that a resample is required.

4.0 Contractor Personnel

The contractor shall utilize experienced, qualified personnel to perform sampling.

Analyses must be performed by a laboratory certified in Iowa to test the requested parameters.

5.0 General Information

5.1 Place of Performance

Sampling will occur at the north and south sanitary sewer outfalls for the National

Centers for Animal Health, 1920 Dayton Avenue, Ames, IA 50010. A map showing the approximate location of the sampling outfalls is below.

The NCAH North Outfall is currently inside the NADC Pump Station managed by the City of Ames Water and Pollution Control Department. The contractor will need to coordinate with the City for access to the building. The City

Pretreatment contact is Michael Klocke-Sullivan (515-239-5150). The City does mailto:Karla.K.Tebben@aphis.usda.gov not consider this sampling location to be a confined space. At the North Outfall there may still be a Kennison nozzle flow meter with a Milltronics Hydroranger datalogger at the beginning of the contract period. Sampling contractors have been able to connect their samplers to the datalogger with a 6-pin Isco connector to obtain flow measurement information while sampling. A picture of the flowmeter/sampler connector is in Appendix B. There is electricity available at the North Outfall sampling location.

Shortly after the start of the contract period, the Kennison nozzle will be replaced with a flume wastewater meter outside the pump station. The flume wastewater metering equipment will be connected to a datalogger that contractors will be able to use to obtain flow data. The datalogger will be housed in a small enclosure near the sampling manhole. The sampling manhole depth is approximately 10.5 feet. In addition, the contractor will need enough hose to go from the enclosure to the sampling manhole. The enclosure will have a small space heater, but outside the enclosure the contractor may need heat tape to ensure the hose doesn’t freeze during inclement weather.

At the beginning of the contract period, the NCAH South Outfall sampling location may still be located in a manhole in the driveway at the south entrance to the NCAH campus. Sampling contractors generally set up barricades around the manhole during sampling events. This location is considered a confined space entry location. Most contractors use a long pole to set a flow-metering weir and leave the sampler above ground with barricades around it during the sampling event. The weir size used by the City for verification samples is 8-inch. At the beginning of the contract period, sampling equipment must be battery powered at the South Outfall.

Shortly after the start of the contract period, the City will be installing a new flume wastewater flow meter and sampling manhole for the NCAH South Outfall.

The sampling location will be moved out of the driveway to a grassy area near the south entrance to the NCAH facility. The new sampling location will have a datalogger with a 6-pin Isco connector, and electricity will be available. Once the datalogger is available, contractors should be able to connect their sampling equipment to the datalogger to obtain flow measurement information while sampling. There will also be an enclosure with a small space heater in which to place the sampler. The sampling manhole depth will be approximately 7 feet deep. In addition, the contractor will need enough hose to go from the enclosure to the sampling manhole. The contractor may need heat tape to ensure the hose outside the enclosure doesn’t freeze during inclement weather.

Sampling location at contract start

Approximate sampling location following new flume construction

5.2 Period of Performance

This contract period is date of award through 12 months for each year of the 5-year contract.

5.3 Hours of Work

Sampling shall take place during normal business hours, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm

Monday through Friday, except federal holidays.

5.4 Contractor Licenses/Certifications

Contractor analytical laboratories must be certified in the state of Iowa to test for the sampling parameters requested.

5.5 Safety Considerations

The contractor is responsible for contractor personnel safety and is required to abide by all applicable safety laws and regulations.

5.6 Security

There should not be a reason for the contractor to require entry to the NCAH facility within the secure fenced parameter. NCAH is a secure facility. If entry to the fenced perimeter of the facility is required, the contractor shall follow the following requirements:

Contractor personnel shall sign in and sign out every time they enter or exit the facility.

Contractor personnel shall present a photo government-issued ID (driver’s license or equivalent) every time they enter the site.

Contractor personnel will be supplied a NCAH badge that must be displayed at all times while on site.

Contractor personnel shall return the NCAH badges every time they leave the NCAH secure facility.

Contractor personnel shall be escorted at all times while within the secure areas of the NCAH facility.

6.1 Government Project Points of Contact

NCAH Site Project Contact:

Karla K. Tebben

Environmental Protection Specialist

1920 Dayton Ave

Ames, IA 50010

Ph: 515-337-7026

E-mail: Karla.K.Tebben@aphis.usda.gov

City of Ames Pretreatment Contact:

Michael J. Klocke-Sullivan

Environmental Specialist

300 East 5 th

Street

Ames, IA 50010

Ph: 515-239-5150

E-mail: mclocke-sullivan@cityofames.org

7.0 Contractor Furnished Resources

The contractor shall provide all equipment (including samplers, hoses, appurtenances, etc.), personnel, transportation and supplies to sample and have analyzed wastewater according to the schedule and for parameters noted in the

Contractor Tasks section of the Statement of Work.

8.0 Deliverables

Product/Deliverable Performance

Indicator

Standard Delivery Date

Proof of laboratory certification in Iowa

Laboratory certification for testing parameters

Certified in the

State of Iowa for requested testing parameters

With bid or quote

Unit prices for sampling events, equipment used and analytical tests

Listing of itemized unit prices in the event resamples are required.

Complete itemized list of unit prices for providing sampling and analysis.

With bid or quote

North Outfall wastewater sampling

24-hour flow-proportional and grab sampling

24-hour flow proportional and grab sampling according to 40

CFR Parts 136 and

403.

Within the first week of every month

Sample results report for NCAH North

Outfall

Sample results for requested parameters

Written sample results report delivered via email or mailed hard copy to the NCAH EPS as soon as available

Monthly

South Outfall wastewater sampling

24-hour flow-proportional and grab sampling

24-hour flow proportional and grab sampling according to 40

CFR Parts 136 and

403.

Within the first week of every quarter (January, April, July, October)

Sample results report for NCAH South

Outfall

Sample results for requested parameters

Written sample results report delivered via email or mailed hard copy to the NCAH EPS as soon as available

Quarterly pH resamples taken if pH result outside pH resamples taken as requested

Wait 15 minutes from taking initial

As needed if initial pH sample is mailto:mclocke-sullivan@cityofames.org range of 6.0-10.0 pH units sample. Take resample. Report both results. If resample outside 6-

10 pH range, contact EPS or SSU

Lead immediately.

outside pH range.

Wastewater resamples taken as needed

Wastewater resamples taken if initial results exceed permit limits.

Resample for parameters requested by NCAH within 10 calendar days of resample request due to permit limit exceedance.

Within 10 days of notification by

NCAH that resample is required. Sample results reported as soon as available.

9.0 Data Rights

The Government will maintain ownership and unlimited rights to all applications, source codes, and data generated in the performance of and at the end of the task.

“Unlimited rights” means the rights of the Government to use, disclose, reproduce, prepare derivative works, distribute copies to the public, and perform publicly and display publicly, in any manner and for any purpose, and to have or permit others to do so.

Appendix A

City of Ames Pretreatment Permit Monitoring Requirements

NCAH South Outfall Monitoring Requirements

Contractor is responsible for Self-Monitoring parameters plus Chlorides

NCAH North Outfall Monitoring Requirements

Contractor is responsible for Self-Monitoring parameters plus Chlorides

Appendix B

Photo of flow meter datalogger to sampler connector

4. STATEMENT OF WORK (2 of 2)

Project Title:

National Animal Disease Center Sampling for 1,4-Dioxane

Project Location:

USDA-NATIONAL CENTERS FOR ANIMAL HEALTH (NCAH), AMES, IA

SCOPE OF WORK REQUESTED:

BACKGROUND

In 2002, the Agricultural Research Service (ARS) conducted a hazardous substance removal action to excavate and dispose of 16 mixed waste pits (i.e., radiological and chemical waste) that were established in the 1970’s at the National Animal Disease Center (NADC), Ames, Iowa. In early 2004, a groundwater investigation was initiated as the final step toward confirming clean closure of the former mixed waste burial pits. During the investigation, low levels of the chemical 1,4-dioxane were identified in shallow groundwater. Sampling prior to the 2004 event did not detect 1,4-dioxane because a different sampling method was employed.

In late 2004/early 2005, a groundwater investigation was conducted to determine the extent of contamination. The investigation revealed levels of 1,4-dioxane above Iowa Department of Natural Resource (IDNR) standards that would impact construction of the southwestern portion of the Consolidated Laboratory Facility (CLF). The investigation revealed that the plume was limited to the shallow aquifer.

A Long Term Monitoring Plan was submitted to IDNR in June, 2006. The Long Term Monitoring Plan proposed a phytoremediation system for treatment of the impacted groundwater and soil pore water.

During construction of the CLF building, over 19,000 cubic yards of soil with pore water containing 1,4-dioxane were removed from below the building footprint in the identified contaminant plume. These soils were placed in the soil containment structure containing a low permeability (less than 1x10-7cm/sec) soil/bentonite liner with an underdrain system designed to collect excess water from the soil.

During construction of the CLF building, groundwater originating in the 1,4-dioxane plume area was, by use of control structures and pumping, hydraulically separated from groundwater encountered in the remainder of the excavation area. This groundwater was collected and hauled to the soil/bentonite lined containment structure referred to as the “dirty” water pond. A soil/bentonite lined containment structure referred to as the “clean” water pond was also constructed to hold surface water for irrigation use in the phytoremediation system (if necessary), and to serve as a back up containment area if the other containment areas reach capacity.

SAMPLING PLAN

Quarterly sampling of 1,4-dioxane in groundwater commenced in August, 2006.

Reduced monitoring was approved in August 2010. Semi-annual samples are currently required from the following locations (see Figure 1 Sampling location map):

Point 1, “Dirty” water pond Point 3, Soil containment area withdrawal manhole Point 5, Subsurface 1,4-dioxane capture drain system Point 7, CLF building footing drains – interior (south)

Semi-annual monitoring shall occur during the October-December and April-June calendar quarters each year.

SAMPLING PROTOCOL

One (1) glass amber container (1 quart) of remediation process water shall be obtained from each sampling point per sampling event. Samples are to be collected by personnel trained in environmental sampling protocols. Sample collection, handling, and documentation will follow the procedures outlined in EPA publication SW-846, entitled Test Methods for Evaluating Solid Waste, Physical/Chemical Methods. The contractor is responsible for providing all personnel, supplies and equipment necessary to complete sampling.

The samples shall be placed in a cooler and preserved with ice for shipment to a certified testing laboratory. The testing laboratory shall use analytical method EPA SW-846 8270C for analysis of the 1,4-dioxane content of each sample. The 1,4-dioxane sample has a 7-day holding time, so samples must be shipped to the testing laboratory as quickly as practical. The shipping container must have a breakable seal to ensure the integrity of the samples during shipping. A trip blank shall accompany container shipments from the laboratory. One duplicate sample from a randomly selected sampling point shall also be obtained and analyzed per semi-annual sampling event. Laboratory analytical services shall be included in the bid or quote price.

Samples from the “dirty” water pond (sampling point 1) shall be obtained directly from the pond. The sample shall be collected as a grab sample. The sample shall be obtained from the north bank of the pond, immediately above the seepage collection pipe (directly south of the manhole). The estimated water level in the pond at the time of sampling shall be recorded. If the pond (or any other sampling point) is dry, the location will be recorded as such. If the pond is frozen and liquid water is noted below the ice, the contractor shall chip through the ice and the sample shall be taken from the water below the ice. It is recommended that sampling occur early in the October-December quarter to avoid having to sample beneath ice.

The water sample from the soil containment area (sampling point 3) shall be collected as a grab sample from the manhole sump where the under drain system of the soil containment area outlets. The estimated water level in the manhole at the time of sampling shall be recorded.

The sample from the subsurface 1,4-dioxane capture drain system shall be collected as a grab sample from the manhole sump (sampling point 5). The estimated water level in the manhole at the time of sampling shall be recorded.

The amount of water captured by the subsurface 1,4-dioxane capture drain system will vary seasonally based upon previous observation. The system includes a manhole sump with a capacity of approximately 376 gallons. This location is deep and has required connecting several sampling poles to reach a depth to gather the grab sample.

The samples from the CLF building footing drain (sampling point 7) shall be collected as a grab sample directly from the sump well. The estimated water level in the sump at the time of sampling will be recorded. The drain is pumped to the on site storm sewer system.

Sampling shall be conducted following appropriate safety measures.

SAMPLING LOCATION

Sampling will take place at the National Centers for Animal Health located at 1920 Dayton Avenue, Ames, IA 50010.

HOURS OF WORK

Sampling shall take place during normal business hours, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday, except federal holidays.

SECURITY

NCAH is a secure facility. The contractor shall abide by the following security requirements:

Contractor personnel shall sign in and sign out every time they enter or exit the facility.

Contractor personnel shall present a photo government-issued ID (driver’s license or equivalent) every time they enter the site.

Contractor personnel will be supplied a NCAH badge that must be displayed at all times while on site.

Contractor personnel shall return the NCAH badges every time they leave the NCAH secure facility.

Contractor personnel shall be escorted at all times while within the secure areas of the NCAH facility.

To facilitate entry to the site and assure an escort is available, it is preferred that the contractor contact the NCAH Environmental Protection Specialist at least two weeks prior to schedule the sampling event.

REPORTING

A report shall be submitted to the NCAH Environmental Protection Specialist within 30 days after the completion of each sampling event. Each semi-annual report will detail testing results at each sampling point plus results from blanks, spikes and duplicates as appropriate for quality assurance requirements.

Results are to be emailed to: Karla.K.Tebben@aphis.usda.gov, or sent by hard copy in the mail to National Centers for Animal Health, 1920 Dayton Ave. Room 3129, Ames, IA 50010 ATTN: Karla Tebben.

TERM OF SAMPLING AND REPORTING

This sampling, testing and reporting contract shall run from the date of award through 12 months for each year of the 5- year contract with the reporting occurring within 30 days of completion of each sampling event. Sampling within the first month of each sampling calendar quarter (April and October) is preferred.

GOVERNMENT POINT OF CONTACT:

NCAH Project Contact:

Karla Tebben NCAH Environmental Protection Specialist 1920 Dayton Ave Ames, IA 50010 Ph: 515-337-7026 E-mail: Karla.K.Tebben@aphis.usda.gov

DELIVERABLES:

Product/Deliverable Performance Indicator

Standard Delivery Date

Proof of laboratory certification in Iowa

Laboratory certification for testing parameters

Certified in the State of Iowa for requested testing parameters

With bid or quote

Unit prices for sampling events, equipment used, travel expenses, and analytical tests

Listing of itemized unit prices.

Complete itemized list of unit prices for providing sampling and analysis.

With bid or quote

Remediation system sampling

Grab sampling Grab sample obtained as detailed in specifications

During the October- December and April-June calendar quarters, with a preference for sampling in October and April.

Sample results report

Sample results for requested parameters and testing locations

Written sample results report delivered via e-mail or mailed hard copy to the

NCAH EPS.

Within 30 days of the sampling event.

DATA RIGHTS:

The Government will maintain ownership and unlimited rights to all applications, source codes, and data generated in the performance of and at the end of the task. “Unlimited rights” means the rights of the Government to use, disclose, reproduce, prepare derivative works, distribute copies to the public, and perform publicly and display publicly, in any manner and for any purpose, and to have or permit others to do so.

Figure 1: Dioxane Remediation Sampling Location

Map