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This is a Request for Bid (RFB) scope of work document for the New Hampshire Department of Natural and Cultural Resources for soil and groundwater sampling services at Mount Washington State Park's summit to support an environmental assessment. The project encompasses four primary task categories: project management including development of a Sampling and Analysis Plan (SAP) and Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP); well mechanics and electrical work involving site access, existing well inspection, electrical system verification, water level measurement, pump removal and installation, and site restoration; sampling and investigation activities including well development and purging, groundwater sampling using low-flow methods, ten soil borings with ten soil samples, and laboratory analysis for VOCs, SVOCs, PAHs, metals, TPH, and PFAS (EPA 1633); and reporting consisting of data validation, a Data Usability Summary Report, draft and final reports, and DNCR future use documentation. The bid document provides a line-item quantity structure for all deliverables and includes a total bid amount field for contractor completion.

The document presents a detailed scope with specific analytical requirements and environmental compliance protocols, including requirements for proper sample preservation, chain-of-custody documentation, and waste disposal per Environmental Operating Rules (Env-Or 600). Bidders are expected to provide comprehensive pricing across all task categories with individual line-item costs aggregated to a total bid amount. The scope emphasizes low-flow sampling and purging methodologies to minimize turbidity and maintain sample integrity, with laboratory analysis required for multiple contaminant classes across both soil and groundwater matrices. The work is located at an alpine site requiring coordination for weather conditions, park notifications, and off-mountain waste disposal procedures.