Attachment 2 - Section B - Bid Schedule 10.17.2025.xlsx

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Attached to: Solicitation - Laboratory Support Services - Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center
Solicitation number: 6973GH-26-R-00079
Issued by: Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Franchise Acquisition Services

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This is a Bid Schedule (Section B) for environmental laboratory support services at the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center (MMAC) and associated FAA facilities within 60 miles of MMAC. The contract is structured as a five-year requirement with a base year plus four option years, with pricing to be provided for each contract line item number (CLIN). The contractor must furnish all labor, materials, and services needed to perform environmental measurements and testing in accordance with EPA, OSHA, Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ), Standard Methods, and FAA specifications.

The bid schedule encompasses 190 CLINs covering comprehensive laboratory testing services across multiple analytical disciplines. Services include gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (GC/MS) analysis of volatile and priority pollutants, GC/electron capture detector (GC/ECD) testing for pesticides and PCBs, GC/flame ionization detector (GC/FID) analysis for petroleum hydrocarbons, asbestos testing (TEM, PCM, and bulk PLM analysis), dioxin analysis, hazardous waste characterization per 40 CFR 261 and 268, water/wastewater quality testing (chemistry, metals, biologicals, and radioactivity), bio-aerosols testing (mold and bacteria analysis), industrial hygiene sampling (organic, inorganic, and particulate analyses), and drinking water analysis. Additional services include sample collection and measurements at routine and emergency response rates, consultation services by certified industrial hygienists at an estimated 32 hours annually, and provisions for miscellaneous/emergent contaminant testing to be negotiated. All pricing fields are currently blank, requiring offerors to complete unit prices and total prices for each CLIN across all five contract years.

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Section B

PART I - SECTION B

SUPPLIES OR SERVICES AND PRICES/COST

Description of Services: The Contractor shall furnish all required labor, materials, and services needed to perform environmental measurements and testing at the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center (MMAC) and associated FAA facilities within 60 miles of MMAC, in accordance with the EPA and the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality's (ODEQ/DEQ) specifications and with the terms, conditions, and provisions set forth herein set forth herein. Detailed descriptions of the services to be furnished can be found in the Statement of Work (SOW).

Total Amount Per Year

CLIN 0001 to 0187 (1) Year One				$ - 0
CLIN 2001 to 2187 (2) Year Two				$ - 0
CLIN 3001 to 3187 (3) Year Three				$ - 0
CLIN 4001 to 4187 (4) Year Four				$ - 0
CLIN 5001 to 5187 (5) Year Five				$ - 0
		Contract Total	$ - 0
APPARENT CLERICAL MISTAKES and ARITHMETIC DISCREPANCIES
For the purpose of initial evaluation of offers, the following will be utilized in resolving arithmetic discrepancies found on the face of the
	pricing schedule as submitted by offerors:
	(1) Obviously misplaced decimal points will be corrected;
	(2) Discrepancy between unit price and extended price, the unit price will prevail;
	(3) Apparent errors in extension of unit prices will be corrected;
	(4) Apparent errors in addition of lump-sum and extended prices will be corrected.
	(a) These correction procedures shall not be used to resolve any ambiguity concerning which bid is low.

*** Part II Section B has Breakdown of the services. Offeror shall complete Parts I and II of the Section B and submit

with proposal.***

CONTINUATION SHEET			Page 2
	PART II-SECTION B
	SUPPLIES OR SERVICES AND	PRICES/COST
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY (AMS T3.2.3 A2 e)
Description of Services: The Contractor shall furnish all required labor, materials, and services needed to perform environmental measurements and testing at the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center (MMAC) and associated FAA facilities within 60 miles of MMAC, in accordance with the EPA - 40 CFR 136/261/268.48, OSHA, ODEQ - OAC 252:606/730, Standard Methods, and FAA specifications and with the terms, conditions, and provisions set forth herein.

*Insert proposed unit prices in columns E, H, K, N, Q

BASE YEAR

OPTION YEAR 1

OPTION YEAR 3

OPTION YEAR 4

OPTION YEAR 5

CLIN

DESCRIPTION OF TEST

EST. ANNUAL QTY

CLIN

UNIT PRICE

TOTAL PRICE

CLIN

UNIT PRICE

TOTAL PRICE

CLIN

UNIT PRICE

TOTAL PRICE

CLIN

UNIT PRICE

TOTAL PRICE

CLIN

UNIT PRICE

TOTAL PRICE

	GAS CHROMOTOGRAPHY MASS SPECTROSCOPY (GC/MS)
	Volatile Priority Pollutants - 40 CFR 136
0001	Purgeable Halocarbons (EPA 601)	1	0001	$ - 0	1001	$ - 0	2001	$ - 0	3001	$ - 0	4001	$ - 0
2	Purgeable Aromatics (EPA 602)	1	2	$ - 0	1002	$ - 0	2002	$ - 0	3002	$ - 0	4002	$ - 0
3	Acrolein and Acrylonitrile (EPA 603)	1	3	$ - 0	1003	$ - 0	2003	$ - 0	3003	$ - 0	4003	$ - 0
4	Volatile Organics (EPA 624)	1	4	$ - 0	1004	$ - 0	2004	$ - 0	3004	$ - 0	4004	$ - 0
5	Low-molecular Weight Priority Contaminates (EPA 558)	1	5	$ - 0	1005	$ - 0	2005	$ - 0	3005	$ - 0	4005	$ - 0

	Acid Extractable Priority Pollutants
6	Cresols	1	6	$ - 0	1006	$ - 0	2006	$ - 0	3006	$ - 0	4006	$ - 0
7	Phenols	1	7	$ - 0	1007	$ - 0	2007	$ - 0	3007	$ - 0	4007	$ - 0

	Base - Neutral Extractable Priority Pollutants
8	Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons	1	8	$ - 0	1008	$ - 0	2008	$ - 0	3008	$ - 0	4008	$ - 0
9	Halo Ethers	1	9	$ - 0	1009	$ - 0	2009	$ - 0	3009	$ - 0	4009	$ - 0
10	Benzidines	1	10	$ - 0	1010	$ - 0	2010	$ - 0	3010	$ - 0	4010	$ - 0
11	Chlorinated Hydrocarbons	1	11	$ - 0	1011	$ - 0	2011	$ - 0	3011	$ - 0	4011	$ - 0
12	Nitroaromatics and Isophorone	1	12	$ - 0	1012	$ - 0	2012	$ - 0	3012	$ - 0	4012	$ - 0
13	Phthalate Esters	1	13	$ - 0	1013	$ - 0	2013	$ - 0	3013	$ - 0	4013	$ - 0
14	Nitrosamines	1	14	$ - 0	1014	$ - 0	2014	$ - 0	3014	$ - 0	4014	$ - 0
15	1,2-Diphenylhydrazine (as Azobenzene)	1	15	$ - 0	1015	$ - 0	2015	$ - 0	3015	$ - 0	4015	$ - 0

CLIN	DESCRIPTION OF TEST	EST. ANNUAL QTY	CLIN	UNIT PRICE	TOTAL PRICE		UNIT PRICE	TOTAL PRICE		UNIT PRICE	TOTAL PRICE		UNIT PRICE	TOTAL PRICE		UNIT PRICE	TOTAL PRICE
	GAS CHROMOTOGRAPHY/ELECTRON CAPTURE DETECTOR (GC/ECD)
	Pesticides, herbicides, polychlorinated biphenyl compounds (PCBs)
16	In water (routine)	1	16		$ - 0	1016		$ - 0	2016		$ - 0	3016		$ - 0	4016		$ - 0
17	In soil (routine)	1	17		$ - 0	1017		$ - 0	2017		$ - 0	3017		$ - 0	4017		$ - 0
18	PCB's in soil (within 24 hours)	2	18		$ - 0	1018		$ - 0	2018		$ - 0	3018		$ - 0	4018		$ - 0
19	PCB's in water (within 24 hours)	2	19		$ - 0	1019		$ - 0	2019		$ - 0	3019		$ - 0	4019		$ - 0
20	PCB's in oil (routine)	50	20		$ - 0	1020		$ - 0	2020		$ - 0	3020		$ - 0	4020		$ - 0
21	PCB's in oil (within 24 hours)	10	21		$ - 0	1021		$ - 0	2021		$ - 0	3021		$ - 0	4021		$ - 0
22	PCB wipe test (report as mg/100 cm2	2	22		$ - 0	1022		$ - 0	2022		$ - 0	3022		$ - 0	4022		$ - 0

	GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY/FLAME IONIZATION DECTECTOR (GC/FID)
	Total petroleum hydrocarbons, gasoline, diesel
23	In water: routine	1	23	$ - 0	1023	$ - 0	2023	$ - 0	3023	$ - 0	4023	$ - 0
24	within 24 hours	1	24	$ - 0	1024	$ - 0	2024	$ - 0	3024	$ - 0	4024	$ - 0
25	In soil: routine	1	25	$ - 0	1025	$ - 0	2025	$ - 0	3025	$ - 0	4025	$ - 0
26	within 24 hours	1	26	$ - 0	1026	$ - 0	2026	$ - 0	3026	$ - 0	4026	$ - 0

	Weak Anion Exchange SPE, LC-MS/MS EPA Method 533, 537 or 537.1
	GenX
27	In water: routine	1	27	$ - 0	1027	$ - 0	2027	$ - 0	3027	$ - 0	4027	$ - 0
28	In soil: routine	1	28	$ - 0	1028	$ - 0	2028	$ - 0	3028	$ - 0	4028	$ - 0

	Benzene-toluene-ethyl benzene-xylene (BTEX) EPA 8021B / OK Method
29	In water: routine	1	29	$ - 0	1029	$ - 0	2029	$ - 0	3029	$ - 0	4029	$ - 0
30	within 24 hours	1	30	$ - 0	1030	$ - 0	2030	$ - 0	3030	$ - 0	4030	$ - 0
31	In soil: routine	1	31	$ - 0	1031	$ - 0	2031	$ - 0	3031	$ - 0	4031	$ - 0
32	within 24 hours	1	32	$ - 0	1032	$ - 0	2032	$ - 0	3032	$ - 0	4032	$ - 0

	ASBESTOS
	Air samples - Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) (NIOSH 7402, modified)
33	routine (within 48 hours)	20	33	$ - 0	1033	$ - 0	2033	$ - 0	3033	$ - 0	4033	$ - 0
34	blank	20	34	$ - 0	1034	$ - 0	2034	$ - 0	3034	$ - 0	4034	$ - 0

	Phase contrast microscopy (PCM) (NIOSH 7400)
35	routine	20	35	$ - 0	1035	$ - 0	2035	$ - 0	3035	$ - 0	4035	$ - 0
36	within 24 hours	200	36	$ - 0	1036	$ - 0	2036	$ - 0	3036	$ - 0	4036	$ - 0
37	blank	30	37	$ - 0	1037	$ - 0	2037	$ - 0	3037	$ - 0	4037	$ - 0

	Bulk analysis - Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM)
38	routine	100	38	$ - 0	1038	$ - 0	2038	$ - 0	3038	$ - 0	4038	$ - 0
39	within 24 hours	50	39	$ - 0	1039	$ - 0	2039	$ - 0	3039	$ - 0	4039	$ - 0
40	point counting	5	40	$ - 0	1040	$ - 0	2040	$ - 0	3040	$ - 0	4040	$ - 0

	Water samples
41	routine	5	41	$ - 0	1041	$ - 0	2041	$ - 0	3041	$ - 0	4041	$ - 0

CLIN DESCRIPTION OF WASTE EST. ANNUAL QTY CLIN UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE

	DIOXINS
	2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-P-Dioxin
42	routine	1	42	$ - 0	1042	$ - 0	2042	$ - 0	3042	$ - 0	4042	$ - 0

	HAZARDOUS WASTE ANALYSES
	Hazardous Waste Characterization by Analytical - 40 CFR 261 and 49 CFR 173
43	Specific Gravity - Standard Methods 2710	5	43	$ - 0	1043	$ - 0	2043	$ - 0	3043	$ - 0	4043	$ - 0
44	Ignitability - 40 CFR 261.21	5	44	$ - 0	1044	$ - 0	2044	$ - 0	3044	$ - 0	4044	$ - 0
45	Corrosivity - 40 CFR 261.22	5	45	$ - 0	1045	$ - 0	2045	$ - 0	3045	$ - 0	4045	$ - 0
46	Reactivity - 40 CFR 261.23	5	46	$ - 0	1046	$ - 0	2046	$ - 0	3046	$ - 0	4046	$ - 0

	Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP) - 40 CFR 268.40
47	Extraction procedure	10	47	$ - 0	1047	$ - 0	2047	$ - 0	3047	$ - 0	4047	$ - 0
48	Metals analysis	10	48	$ - 0	1048	$ - 0	2048	$ - 0	3048	$ - 0	4048	$ - 0
49	Metals, RCRA 8, SW-846, land disposal restricted	10	49	$ - 0	1049	$ - 0	2049	$ - 0	3049	$ - 0	4049	$ - 0
50	Pesticides analysis	2	50	$ - 0	1050	$ - 0	2050	$ - 0	3050	$ - 0	4050	$ - 0
51	Organic analyses	10	51	$ - 0	1051	$ - 0	2051	$ - 0	3051	$ - 0	4051	$ - 0
52	Volatile organics	10	52	$ - 0	1052	$ - 0	2052	$ - 0	3052	$ - 0	4052	$ - 0
53	Semi-volatile organics	10	53	$ - 0	1053	$ - 0	2053	$ - 0	3053	$ - 0	4053	$ - 0
54	Full TCLP Scan Minus RCRA 8 (305A/7000B)	10	54	$ - 0	1054	$ - 0	2054	$ - 0	3054	$ - 0	4054	$ - 0

CLIN	DESCRIPTION OF WASTE	EST. ANNUAL QTY	CLIN	UNIT PRICE	TOTAL PRICE		UNIT PRICE	TOTAL PRICE		UNIT PRICE	TOTAL PRICE		UNIT PRICE	TOTAL PRICE		UNIT PRICE	TOTAL PRICE
	OTHER ANALYSIS
55	Total dry solids (sludge)	4	55		$ - 0	1055		$ - 0	2055		$ - 0	3055		$ - 0	4055		$ - 0
56	Volatile solids (sludge)	4	56		$ - 0	1056		$ - 0	2056		$ - 0	3056		$ - 0	4056		$ - 0
57	pH (sludge)	4	57		$ - 0	1057		$ - 0	2057		$ - 0	3057		$ - 0	4057		$ - 0
58	Thermal content (BTUs/unit weight)	1	58		$ - 0	1058		$ - 0	2058		$ - 0	3058		$ - 0	4058		$ - 0
59	Infrared spectra	1	59		$ - 0	1059		$ - 0	2059		$ - 0	3059		$ - 0	4059		$ - 0
60	Soil permeability	1	60		$ - 0	1060		$ - 0	2060		$ - 0	3060		$ - 0	4060		$ - 0
61	Total halogens (TOX, waste oil)	1	61		$ - 0	1061		$ - 0	2061		$ - 0	3061		$ - 0	4061		$ - 0

	Total Metals (Method 6010A, SW-846)
62	26 metals	1	62	$ - 0	1062	$ - 0	2062	$ - 0	3062	$ - 0	4062	$ - 0
63	Single metal	1	63	$ - 0	1063	$ - 0	2063	$ - 0	3063	$ - 0	4063	$ - 0
64	Digestion	1	64	$ - 0	1064	$ - 0	2064	$ - 0	3064	$ - 0	4064	$ - 0

	WATER/ WASTEWATER QUALITY
	WATER/ WASTEWATER Chemistry
65	pH, as part of laboratory testing	20	65	$ - 0	1065	$ - 0	2065	$ - 0	3065	$ - 0	4065	$ - 0
66	pH, onsite with portable calibrated meter	100	66	$ - 0	1066	$ - 0	2066	$ - 0	3066	$ - 0	4066	$ - 0
67	Acidity, as CaCO3	1	67	$ - 0	1067	$ - 0	2067	$ - 0	3067	$ - 0	4067	$ - 0
68	Alkalinity, as CaCO3	1	68	$ - 0	1068	$ - 0	2068	$ - 0	3068	$ - 0	4068	$ - 0
69	Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD)	5	69	$ - 0	1069	$ - 0	2069	$ - 0	3069	$ - 0	4069	$ - 0
70	Carbonaceous Biochemical Oxygen Demand	5	70	$ - 0	1070	$ - 0	2070	$ - 0	3070	$ - 0	4070	$ - 0
71	Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD)	5	71	$ - 0	1071	$ - 0	2071	$ - 0	3071	$ - 0	4071	$ - 0
72	Chlorophyll-A	1	72	$ - 0	1072	$ - 0	2072	$ - 0	3072	$ - 0	4072	$ - 0
73	Color	1	73	$ - 0	1073	$ - 0	2073	$ - 0	3073	$ - 0	4073	$ - 0
74	Oil and Grease	10	74	$ - 0	1074	$ - 0	2074	$ - 0	3074	$ - 0	4074	$ - 0
75	Total Dissolved Solids	14	75	$ - 0	1075	$ - 0	2075	$ - 0	3075	$ - 0	4075	$ - 0
76	Total Organic Carbon	5	76	$ - 0	1076	$ - 0	2076	$ - 0	3076	$ - 0	4076	$ - 0
77	Total Suspended Solids	24	77	$ - 0	1077	$ - 0	2077	$ - 0	3077	$ - 0	4077	$ - 0
78	Turbidity	1	78	$ - 0	1078	$ - 0	2078	$ - 0	3078	$ - 0	4078	$ - 0
79	Ammonia nitrogen	5	79	$ - 0	1079	$ - 0	2079	$ - 0	3079	$ - 0	4079	$ - 0
80	Bromide	1	80	$ - 0	1080	$ - 0	2080	$ - 0	3080	$ - 0	4080	$ - 0
81	Chloride	5	81	$ - 0	1081	$ - 0	2081	$ - 0	3081	$ - 0	4081	$ - 0
82	Chlorine, total residual	60	82	$ - 0	1082	$ - 0	2082	$ - 0	3082	$ - 0	4082	$ - 0
83	Cyanide, free, amenable to chlorination (CATC), SM 4500-CN-G	20	83	$ - 0	1083	$ - 0	2083	$ - 0	3083	$ - 0	4083	$ - 0
84	Cyanide, total, 40 CFR 141.23(k)(1),	20	84	$ - 0	1084	$ - 0	2084	$ - 0	3084	$ - 0	4084	$ - 0
85	Fluoride	1	85	$ - 0	1085	$ - 0	2085	$ - 0	3085	$ - 0	4085	$ - 0
86	Glycols (EPA 8015B)	1	86	$ - 0	1086	$ - 0	2086	$ - 0	3086	$ - 0	4086	$ - 0
87	Methylene chloride	1	87	$ - 0	1087	$ - 0	2087	$ - 0	3087	$ - 0	4087	$ - 0
88	Nitrate nitrogen	5	88	$ - 0	1088	$ - 0	2088	$ - 0	3088	$ - 0	4088	$ - 0
89	Nitrite nitrogen	5	89	$ - 0	1089	$ - 0	2089	$ - 0	3089	$ - 0	4089	$ - 0
90	Nitrate/nitrite	5	90	$ - 0	1090	$ - 0	2090	$ - 0	3090	$ - 0	4090	$ - 0
91	Nitrogen, kjeldahl	10	91	$ - 0	1091	$ - 0	2091	$ - 0	3091	$ - 0	4091	$ - 0
92	Nitrogen, organic	5	92	$ - 0	1092	$ - 0	2092	$ - 0	3092	$ - 0	4092	$ - 0
93	Phenols	1	93	$ - 0	1093	$ - 0	2093	$ - 0	3093	$ - 0	4093	$ - 0
94	Phosphates, Total as P	10	94	$ - 0	1094	$ - 0	2094	$ - 0	3094	$ - 0	4094	$ - 0
95	Sulfate	5	95	$ - 0	1095	$ - 0	2095	$ - 0	3095	$ - 0	4095	$ - 0
96	Sulfide, as S	1	96	$ - 0	1096	$ - 0	2096	$ - 0	3096	$ - 0	4096	$ - 0
97	Sulfite, as SO3	10	97	$ - 0	1097	$ - 0	2097	$ - 0	3097	$ - 0	4097	$ - 0
98	Surfactants	1	98	$ - 0	1098	$ - 0	2098	$ - 0	3098	$ - 0	4098	$ - 0

	WATER/WASTEWATER METALS
99	Aluminum	1	99	$ - 0	1099	$ - 0	2099	$ - 0	3099	$ - 0	4099	$ - 0
100	Antimony	1	100	$ - 0	1100	$ - 0	2100	$ - 0	3100	$ - 0	4100	$ - 0
101	Arsenic	1	101	$ - 0	1101	$ - 0	2101	$ - 0	3101	$ - 0	4101	$ - 0
102	Barium	1	102	$ - 0	1102	$ - 0	2102	$ - 0	3102	$ - 0	4102	$ - 0
103	Beryllium	1	103	$ - 0	1103	$ - 0	2103	$ - 0	3103	$ - 0	4103	$ - 0
104	Boron	5	104	$ - 0	1104	$ - 0	2104	$ - 0	3104	$ - 0	4104	$ - 0
105	Cadmium	3	105	$ - 0	1105	$ - 0	2105	$ - 0	3105	$ - 0	4105	$ - 0
106	Chromium, hexavalent	10	106	$ - 0	1106	$ - 0	2106	$ - 0	3106	$ - 0	4106	$ - 0
107	Chromium, total	10	107	$ - 0	1107	$ - 0	2107	$ - 0	3107	$ - 0	4107	$ - 0
108	Cobalt	1	108	$ - 0	1108	$ - 0	2108	$ - 0	3108	$ - 0	4108	$ - 0
109	Copper	3	109	$ - 0	1109	$ - 0	2109	$ - 0	3109	$ - 0	4109	$ - 0
110	Iron	1	110	$ - 0	1110	$ - 0	2110	$ - 0	3110	$ - 0	4110	$ - 0
111	Lead	3	111	$ - 0	1111	$ - 0	2111	$ - 0	3111	$ - 0	4111	$ - 0
112	Magnesium	1	112	$ - 0	1112	$ - 0	2112	$ - 0	3112	$ - 0	4112	$ - 0
113	Manganese	1	113	$ - 0	1113	$ - 0	2113	$ - 0	3113	$ - 0	4113	$ - 0
114	Mercury	1	114	$ - 0	1114	$ - 0	2114	$ - 0	3114	$ - 0	4114	$ - 0
115	Molybdenum	1	115	$ - 0	1115	$ - 0	2115	$ - 0	3115	$ - 0	4115	$ - 0
116	Nickel	3	116	$ - 0	1116	$ - 0	2116	$ - 0	3116	$ - 0	4116	$ - 0
117	Selenium	105	117	$ - 0	1117	$ - 0	2117	$ - 0	3117	$ - 0	4117	$ - 0
118	Silver	10	118	$ - 0	1118	$ - 0	2118	$ - 0	3118	$ - 0	4118	$ - 0
119	Thallium	1	119	$ - 0	1119	$ - 0	2119	$ - 0	3119	$ - 0	4119	$ - 0
120	Tin	1	120	$ - 0	1120	$ - 0	2120	$ - 0	3120	$ - 0	4120	$ - 0
121	Titanium	1	121	$ - 0	1121	$ - 0	2121	$ - 0	3121	$ - 0	4121	$ - 0
122	Zinc	3	122	$ - 0	1122	$ - 0	2122	$ - 0	3122	$ - 0	4122	$ - 0

	Water/Wastewater Biologicals, 40 CFR 136.3 Table IA
123	Fecal coliform	5	123	$ - 0	1123	$ - 0	2123	$ - 0	3123	$ - 0	4123	$ - 0
124	Escherichia coli	5	124	$ - 0	1124	$ - 0	2124	$ - 0	3124	$ - 0	4124	$ - 0
125	Enterococcus	5	125	$ - 0	1125	$ - 0	2125	$ - 0	3125	$ - 0	4125	$ - 0

	Disinfectant Biproducts
126	THM	1	126	$ - 0	1126	$ - 0	2126	$ - 0	3126	$ - 0	4126	$ - 0
127	HAA	1	127	$ - 0	1127	$ - 0	2127	$ - 0	3127	$ - 0	4127	$ - 0

CLIN DESCRIPTION OF WASTE EST. ANNUAL QTY CLIN UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE

	Radioactivity - 40 CFR 136.3 Table IE
128	Alpha, total	1	128	$ - 0	2128	$ - 0	3128	$ - 0	4128	$ - 0	5128	$ - 0
129	Beta, total	1	129	$ - 0	2129	$ - 0	3129	$ - 0	4129	$ - 0	5129	$ - 0
130	Radium, total	1	130	$ - 0	2130	$ - 0	3130	$ - 0	4130	$ - 0	5130	$ - 0
131	Radium 226, total	1	131	$ - 0	2131	$ - 0	3131	$ - 0	4131	$ - 0	5131	$ - 0

	Bio-Aerosols - Active Sampling
	Report Mold - Colony Forming Units (includes media)
132	air	2	132	$ - 0	2132	$ - 0	3132	$ - 0	4132	$ - 0	5132	$ - 0
133	bulk	2	133	$ - 0	2133	$ - 0	3133	$ - 0	4133	$ - 0	5133	$ - 0
134	swipe	2	134	$ - 0	2134	$ - 0	3134	$ - 0	4134	$ - 0	5134	$ - 0

	Report Bacteria - Colony Forming Units (includes media)
135	air	2	135	$ - 0	2135	$ - 0	3135	$ - 0	4135	$ - 0	5135	$ - 0
136	bulk	2	136	$ - 0	2136	$ - 0	3136	$ - 0	4136	$ - 0	5136	$ - 0
137	swipe	2	137	$ - 0	2137	$ - 0	3137	$ - 0	4137	$ - 0	5137	$ - 0

	Microscopy
138	Allergenco slide analysis (spore trap-visual microscopic analysis)	2	138	$ - 0	2138	$ - 0	3138	$ - 0	4138	$ - 0	5138	$ - 0
139	Tape lift analysis	2	139	$ - 0	2139	$ - 0	3139	$ - 0	4139	$ - 0	5139	$ - 0

CLIN	DESCRIPTION OF WASTE	EST. ANNUAL QTY	CLIN	UNIT PRICE	TOTAL PRICE		UNIT PRICE	TOTAL PRICE		UNIT PRICE	TOTAL PRICE		UNIT PRICE	TOTAL PRICE		UNIT PRICE	TOTAL PRICE
	CFU Specification (up to 8 species)
140	Air	8	140		$ - 0	2140		$ - 0	3140		$ - 0	4140		$ - 0	5140		$ - 0
141	Bulk	1	141		$ - 0	2141		$ - 0	3141		$ - 0	4141		$ - 0	5141		$ - 0
142	Swipe	1	142		$ - 0	2142		$ - 0	3142		$ - 0	4142		$ - 0	5142		$ - 0

	INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SAMPLES - ORGANIC
	Formaldehyde analysis of sample
143	Media	1	143	$ - 0	2143	$ - 0	3143	$ - 0	4143	$ - 0	5143	$ - 0
144	Air	1	144	$ - 0	2144	$ - 0	3144	$ - 0	4144	$ - 0	5144	$ - 0
145	Swipe	1	145	$ - 0	2145	$ - 0	3145	$ - 0	4145	$ - 0	5145	$ - 0

	Formaldehyde analysis of blank
146	Air	1	146	$ - 0	2146	$ - 0	3146	$ - 0	4146	$ - 0	5146	$ - 0
147	Swipe	1	147	$ - 0	2147	$ - 0	3147	$ - 0	4147	$ - 0	5147	$ - 0

	Gas Chromatography, air samples
148	Charcoal tube – 1st Parameter	5	148	$ - 0	2148	$ - 0	3148	$ - 0	4148	$ - 0	5148	$ - 0
149	Charcoal tube– Each Additional	5	149	$ - 0	2149	$ - 0	3149	$ - 0	4149	$ - 0	5149	$ - 0
150	Passive Badge – 3 Parameters	5	150	$ - 0	2150	$ - 0	3150	$ - 0	4150	$ - 0	5150	$ - 0
151	Passive Badge – Blank	5	151	$ - 0	2151	$ - 0	3151	$ - 0	4151	$ - 0	5151	$ - 0

	Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectroscopy (GC/MS)
152	Qualitative scan – air	6	152	$ - 0	2152	$ - 0	3152	$ - 0	4152	$ - 0	5152	$ - 0
153	Qualitative scan - bulk	3	153	$ - 0	2153	$ - 0	3153	$ - 0	4153	$ - 0	5153	$ - 0
154	Qualitative scan - swipe	1	154	$ - 0	2154	$ - 0	3154	$ - 0	4154	$ - 0	5154	$ - 0
155	Quantitative scan – air	6	155	$ - 0	2155	$ - 0	3155	$ - 0	4155	$ - 0	5155	$ - 0
156	Quantitative scan - bulk	3	156	$ - 0	2156	$ - 0	3156	$ - 0	4156	$ - 0	5156	$ - 0
157	Quantitative scan – swipe	1	157	$ - 0	2157	$ - 0	3157	$ - 0	4157	$ - 0	5157	$ - 0

	High Pressure Liquid Chromatography (HPLC)
158	MDI , TDI , HDI , NDI media1	5	158	$ - 0	2158	$ - 0	3158	$ - 0	4158	$ - 0	5158	$ - 0
159	MDI, TDI, HDI, NDI in air	5	159	$ - 0	2159	$ - 0	3159	$ - 0	4159	$ - 0	5159	$ - 0
160	Analysis of blank air sample	5	160	$ - 0	2160	$ - 0	3160	$ - 0	4160	$ - 0	5160	$ - 0

	INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SAMPLES - INORGANIC
	High Pressure Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), air samples
161	Inorganic Acids	5	161	$ - 0	2161	$ - 0	3161	$ - 0	4161	$ - 0	5161	$ - 0
162	Anion Scan	5	162	$ - 0	2162	$ - 0	3162	$ - 0	4162	$ - 0	5162	$ - 0

	Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM)
163	Analysis of sample, air	3	163	$ - 0	2163	$ - 0	3163	$ - 0	4163	$ - 0	5163	$ - 0
164	Analysis of sample, bulk	1	164	$ - 0	2164	$ - 0	3164	$ - 0	4164	$ - 0	5164	$ - 0
165	Analysis of sample, swipe	1	165	$ - 0	2165	$ - 0	3165	$ - 0	4165	$ - 0	5165	$ - 0
166	Photo documentation, per photo	5	166	$ - 0	2166	$ - 0	3166	$ - 0	4166	$ - 0	5166	$ - 0

	Metals (including preparation), air samples
167	Analysis for first parameter	5	167	$ - 0	2167	$ - 0	3167	$ - 0	4167	$ - 0	5167	$ - 0
168	Each additional parameter	5	168	$ - 0	2168	$ - 0	3168	$ - 0	4168	$ - 0	5168	$ - 0
169	Analysis for special parameters	5	169	$ - 0	2169	$ - 0	3169	$ - 0	4169	$ - 0	5169	$ - 0

	Metals – solids, bulk
170	Sample Preparation	5	170	$ - 0	2170	$ - 0	3170	$ - 0	4170	$ - 0	5170	$ - 0
171	Analysis for first parameter	5	171	$ - 0	2171	$ - 0	3171	$ - 0	4171	$ - 0	5171	$ - 0
172	Each additional parameter	1	172	$ - 0	2172	$ - 0	3172	$ - 0	4172	$ - 0	5172	$ - 0
173	Analysis for special parameters	1	173	$ - 0	2173	$ - 0	3173	$ - 0	4173	$ - 0	5173	$ - 0

	INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SAMPLES - PARTICULATE
174	Gravimetric Analysis, air	1	174	$ - 0	2174	$ - 0	3174	$ - 0	4174	$ - 0	5174	$ - 0
175	Total Particulates	8	175	$ - 0	2175	$ - 0	3175	$ - 0	4175	$ - 0	5175	$ - 0
176	Respirable Fraction	5	176	$ - 0	2176	$ - 0	3176	$ - 0	4176	$ - 0	5176	$ - 0

	INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SAMPLES - DRINKING WATER
177	Metals	1	177	$ - 0	2177	$ - 0	3177	$ - 0	4177	$ - 0	5177	$ - 0
178	Primary Standard for Eight RCRA, SW-846	1	178	$ - 0	2178	$ - 0	3178	$ - 0	4178	$ - 0	5178	$ - 0
179	Sample Preparation	1	179	$ - 0	2179	$ - 0	3179	$ - 0	4179	$ - 0	5179	$ - 0
180	Inorganic	1	180	$ - 0	2180	$ - 0	3180	$ - 0	4180	$ - 0	5180	$ - 0
181	Secondary Standard Parameters	1	181	$ - 0	2181	$ - 0	3181	$ - 0	4181	$ - 0	5181	$ - 0

	Sample Collection and Measurements
182	Sample Collection/Routine, including asbestos bulk and air sampling/On Site, (Hourly Rate) including prep and stabilization	250	182	$ - 0	2182	$ - 0	3182	$ - 0	4182	$ - 0	5182	$ - 0

183	Sample Collection/EMERGENCY RESPONSE (24 hour, 7-days per week basis)	20	183	$ - 0	2183	$ - 0	3183	$ - 0	4183	$ - 0	5183	$ - 0
184	Outfall depth measurement for manning equation, 4 outfalls	30	184	$ - 0	2184	$ - 0	3184	$ - 0	4184	$ - 0	5184	$ - 0
185	Sample Collection, asbestos abatement project air monitoring, full PPE (Hourly Rate)	200	185	$ - 0	2185	$ - 0	3185	$ - 0	4185	$ - 0	5185	$ - 0

		Consultation Services
	186	Travel/Per Diem IAW Performance Work Statement and Government Travel Regulations (Estimated at $1,500.00) - DO NOT PROPOSE THIS LINE ITEM	0	186		$0.00	2186		$0.00	3186		$0.00	4186		$0.00	5186	$0.00
	187	On-site consultation and workplace evaluations by Certified Industrial Hygienist. Propose as hourly rate. (Estimate 32 Hours Annually)
Insert Porposed Rate Here $____________	32	187		$ - 0	2187		$ - 0	3187		$ - 0	4187		$ - 0	5187		$ - 0

188 Fish tissue, EPA 200.8, SW-846 Method 3050B 0 188 $ - 0 2188 $ - 0 3188 $ - 0 4188 $ - 0 5188 $ - 0

	OTHER TEST (as needed basis, price to be negotiated at the time of order.)
189	Miscellaneous test / emergent contaminate - DO NOT PROPOSE THIS LINE ITEM, TO BE NEGOTIATED PER TASK ORDER IF NEEDED	0	189	$ - 0	2189	$ - 0	3189	$ - 0	4189	$ - 0	5189	$ - 0
190	Miscellaneous services - DO NOT PROPOSE THIS LINE ITEM, TO BE NEGOTIATED PER TASK ORDER IF NEEDED	0	190	$ - 0	2190	$ - 0	3190	$ - 0	4190	$ - 0	5190	$ - 0

Year Total $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0 $ - 0

File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated Mar 11, 2026.