INVITATION TO BID

BMB02327C

ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING, MONITORING &

CONSULTING SERVICES

CITY OF BRIDGEPORT

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PURCHASES

999 BROAD STREET

BRIDGEPORT CT 06604

Submission Deadline:

Tuesday, December 1, 2026 by 2:00 pm

Table Of Contents

1. Introduction

2. Statement of Work

3. Bid Information

4. Bid Sheet

5. Submission Instructions

6. Terms and Conditions

7. Vendor Questionnaire & Submission

Attachments:

A - Construction Services Insurance Rider

C - On-CALL ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING, MONITORING & CONSULTING

1. Introduction

The Bridgeport Board of Education seeks bids for ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING, MONITORING & CONSULTING SERVICES.

The requirements of this bid are outlined in greater detail under Bid Information and

Statement of Work Section.

The selected awardee must meet all municipal, State and Federal practices and requirements.

1.1. Bridgeport Board of Ed Building Operations

The Bridgeport Board of Education seeks bids for Environmental Testing, Monitoring &

Consulting Services for its schools and buildings.

The Bridgeport Public Schools Building Operations and Maintenance Department is the operational arm of the Board of Education responsible for the physical stewardship of the school district’s infrastructure. Located at 1085 Connecticut Avenue, the department oversees the upkeep, repair, and safety of over 38 school buildings and administrative offices across the city.

Its primary mission is to ensure that all educational environments are clean, safe, and fully functional for the district’s 20,000+ students and staff. The department manages a wide range of services, from daily custodial operations to long-term capital improvement planning.

2. Statement of Work

2.1. ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING, MONITORING & CONSULTING SERVICES

l. Scope

Contractor shall provide and assume full responsibility of air quality analytical testing, monitoring, consulting and reporting Services as they relate to hazardous materials that may include but not be limited to asbestos, lead, PCB and mold. Services will include but not be limited to facility and building air monitoring and testing, inspections, associated risk assessments, management plans, design, analytical laboratory Services, report preparation and consultations during Bridgeport Board of Education facility construction and remediation projects.

All work to be performed by the Contractor shall comply with the Connecticut State Building

Code pursuant to Conn. Gen. Stat. Section 29-252,asamended; and the Connecticut Fire Safety

Code pursuant to Conn. Gen. Stat. Section 29-292, as amended, the Department of Public

Health regulations and any and all applicable Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations.

2.Subcontractors

Bridgeport Board of Education must approve any and all subcontractors utilized by the

Contractor prior to any such subcontractor commencing any work. Contractor acknowledges that any work provided under the Contract to any Bridgeport Building is work conducted on behalf of the Bridgeport Board of Education and that the Bridgeport Board of Education may communicate directly with any subcontractor as the Bridgeport Board of Education deems to be necessary or appropriate.

3. Contract Pricing

a) Pricing is fixed. No additional markup will be allowed on any piece of rental equipment, subcontracted labor, or materials provided by the Contractor.

b) The Contractor shall not charge for equipment items not listed in the Price

Schedule without prior written approval from the Bridgeport Board of Education.

c) Requests for approval of supplemental unit prices of any and all personnel, equipment and materials not found within the Contract Exhibit 1 shall be made in writing to the

Bridgeport Board of Education. Such requests shall be accompanied by any and all additional information required by the Bridgeport Board of Education for consideration of the request.

4. Labor rates

Labor Rates shall be computed in terms of straight time, overtime, and premium time which, for purposes of this Contract shall be defined as follows:

a. Straight time shall mean an eight-hour shift to commence at a scheduled time approved by the Bridgeport Board of Education, which is project specific, Monday through Friday.

b. Overtime shall mean man-hours that have been pre-approved in writing by the

Bridgeport Board of Education, which are worked in excess of the specified eighthour shift, Monday through Friday and all Saturdays and Sundays. Overtime rates for manpower shall not exceed "time-and-one-half' of the regular hourly straight time rate.

c. Premium time shall mean all day on a Federal or State recognized legal holiday.

Premium time rates noted for manpower shall not exceed "double-time" of the regular hourly straight time rate.

d. Overtime and premium time rates will not apply to equipment.

Indoor Air Quality Analytical Testing, Monitoring and Consulting Services for Hazardous

Materials to include but not be limited to Asbestos, Lead, PCBs and Mold

I. Asbestos Consultant personnel duties

The asbestos consultant personnel duties required in Performance of the Services shall meet the certification and licensure requirements of the State of Connecticut, Department of PubIic

Health (DPH) Regulations Section 20-440-1 through 20-440-9 and 20-441, and the Federal

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 40 CFR 763, Appendix C to Subpart E, Asbestos

Model

Accreditation Plan (MAP). The following is a description of typical titles and duties to be

Performed.

1. Inspector- The inspector shall perform the following duties to include but are not limited to the following.

a. Review facility air quality related records regarding asbestos.

b. Perform visual inspections to identify, document or inventory materials suspected of containing asbestos.

c. Collect bulk samples of suspect materials for analysis.

d. Evaluate conditions and accessibility of materials containing asbestos.

2. Management planner-The management planner shall perform the following duties to include but are not be limited to the following.

a. Perform duties within the scope of those for inspector.

b. Assess potential hazards of Asbestos Containing Material (ACM).

c. Develop abatement response actions, operations and maintenance plans.

d. Select and recommend abatement actions.

e. Conduct Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act(AHERA) school re-inspections.

3. Project designer -The project designer shall perform the following duties to include but not be limited to the following.

a. Prepare building asbestos inspection reports for buildings and facilities prior to renovation or demolition activities in accordance with the Occupational Safety and

Health Administration (OSHA) and National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air

Pollution(NESHAP) requirements.

b. Determine how asbestos abatement should be conducted based on knowledge of building construction.

c. Prepare abatement documents which include a job specific scope of work and a description of the methods and procedures to be followed for accomplishment of abatement.

d. Prepare alternative work practice applications for submission to the DPH.

4.Project monitor - The project monitor shall perform the following duties to include but not be limited to the following.

a. Conduct pre-existing damage survey.

b. Conduct pre-abatement area monitoring to establish baseline fiber concentration.

c. Conduct pre-abatement inspection of work area engineering controls.

d. Review contractor/worker training/medical documentation.

e. Maintain a daily log of all job site activity detailing the contractors' progress, performance and conformance with regulations and all individuals working on the remediation activities.

f. Conduct daily monitoring of work areas and adjacent to the work area.

g. Conduct post-abatement visual inspections.

h. Conduct final air clearance monitoring prior to re-occupancy.

i. Document damage to facility components during abatement.

j. Identify and manage corrective measures as needed during abatement.

k. Prepare final abatement compliance report documenting all project activity.

5. Certified industrial hygienist - The certified industrial hygienist shall perform the following duties to include but not be limited to the following.

a. Provide consulting services to the Bridgeport Board of Education representative for services beyond the scope of duties or responsibilities for those disciplines listed above.

b. Assist the Bridgeport Board of Education representative in the preparation of information or reports regarding activities related to the work Performed.

c. Assist the Bridgeport Board of Education representative in response to Freedom of

Information (FOI) or news media requests for information related to the work Performed.

d. Provide other services as requested by the Bridgeport Board of Education representative.

6. Environmental technical assistant -The environmental technical assistant (ETA) shall perform the following duties to include but not be limited to the following.

a. Assist in the preparation of building asbestos inspection and final abatement compliance reports provided to the Bridgeport Board of Education representative.

b. Assist in the submission of contract, task or project status reports provided to the Bridgeport

Board of Education representative.

c. Assist technical staff with equipment calibration and maintenance .

d. The ETA shall monitor the work of the contractor If the work is not being performed in accordance with the regulations and specifications, the ETA shall immediately notify the

Bridgeport Board of Education to direct the work of the contractor.

II. Asbestos Consultant personnel responsibilities

Services provided for each individual Bridgeport Board of Education purchase order shall be identified on the respective asbestos abatement purchase order and in accordance with the Price Schedules.

All

Services to be Performed are to be conducted in accordance with the DPH,OSHA and EPA regulations including, but not limited to, all official state and federal regulatory guidelines, clarifications and policy statements.

1. Inspector

a. A single DPH licensed inspector shall be assigned to an individual project and purchase order unless otherwise approved in writing by the Bridgeport Board of Education representative.

b. Bulk sampling criteria for collection and analysis of bulk samples of each suspect homogeneous material are identified in 29 CFR Part 1926.1101, 40 CFR Part 61 and 40 CFR

Part

763. Laboratory analysis of each sample shall be provided until a sample test positive. No further analysis will be required once confirmation of a positive result is obtained for any homogeneous material unless additional testing is approved in writing by the Bridgeport Board of Education representative. The sampling protocol must be recognized by the DPH and requires the approval of the Bridgeport Board of Education representative.

c. With respect to friable materials, if the asbestos content is less than ten percent as determined by a method other than point counting by Polarized light Microscopy (PLM), the

Contractor shall verify the asbestos content by point counting using PLM.

d. For multi-layer surfacing material, the Contractor shall Perform sampling in accordance with theNESHAPclarificationregardinganalysisofmulti-layeredsystemsandOSHAcriteria.Plaster construction shall be treated as a multi-layered system. Individual layers of plaster are to be sampled and analyzed separately.

e. Testing of suspect resilient flooring material or caulking material shall be conducted by PLM.

f. In Non-Friable Organically Bound (NOB) materials may be difficult to identify asbestos due to concealment of fibers by other materials. The use of gravimetric testing methods for this category of materials to reduce organic materials and enable better fiber identification is required. PLM, or NOB analysis is required by the Bridgeport Board of Education in cases where either of these methods will provide the most accurate sample assessment.

g. The Contractor shall Perform building and facility inspections prior to renovation or demolitionactivitiesinaccordancewithOSHAandNESHAPrequirements.TheBridgeportBoard of Education representative shall determine the scope of inspections and the contractor will provide three copies of inspection reports unless directed otherwise by the Bridgeport Board of

Education representative.

2. Management Planner

a. The management planner shall re-inspect facilities subject the AHERA requirements in accordance with40CFR 763.The requirements for re-inspections will be delineated by the

Bridgeport Board of Education representative.

3. Project Designer

a. The project designer shall provide a job specific scope of work and a description of the methods and procedures to be followed for accomplishment of abatement.

b. For purchase orders in which alternative procedures may accelerate the schedule and or reduce cost to the Bridgeport Board of Education, the project designer shall submit an

Alternative Work Practice (AWP) application to the DPH for approval. The use of AWP procedures is encouraged by the Bridgeport Board of Education representative. The Contractor shall use the state's "standard AWP" approved list whenever it is in the best interest of the project.

4. Project Monitor

a. A single DPH licensed project monitor shall be assigned to an individual project unless otherwise approved in writing by the Bridgeport Board of Education representative.

b. Project monitors shall be listed in the American Industrial Hygiene Association's Asbestos

Analysts Registry. Project monitors shall perform on-site analysis of up to twelve (12) area air

Samples per day by Phase Contrast Microscopy (PCM). Sample collection and analysis in excess of twelve (12) analyses will require approval of the Bridgeport Board of Education representative. For re-occupancy clearance sampling administered by PCM, the Contractor shall

Perform onsite analysis of each sample by PCM to determine successful completion of abatement in accordance with DPH clearance criteria.

c. For re-occupancy clearance sampling administered by Transmission Electron Microscopy

(TEM) the Contractor shall Perform laboratory analysis of each sample to determine successful completion in accordance with DPH clearance criteria. If TEM analysis cannot meet the reoccupancy criteria, no further analysis of remaining samples is to be conducted until the area has been re-cleaned by the Contractor and re- air sampled.

c. Immediately upon receipt of favorable re-occupancy clearance test results, the project monitor shall submit in writing to the Bridgeport Board of Education representative;

documentation that states the area has successfully achieved the re-occupancy clearance requirements as set forth in the DPH regulations. Bridgeport Board of Education representative reserves the right to designate other additional notification requirements. A copy of the test results is to be attached to the documentation and posted on site.

d. At the conclusion of all work, the project monitor shall provide three copies of the final closeout report, to the Bridgeport Board of Education representative. This report is to include all project documentation including the waste manifest and certificate of disposal if requested.

5. Certified Industrial Hygienist

a. The contractor shall provide a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) for various industrial hygiene services when requested by the Bridgeport Board of Education representative.

6. Environmental Technical Assistant

a. The environmental technical assistant shall provide assistance to technical individuals.

b. The environmental technical assistant shall assist other personnel when entry to a confined space is necessary. Ill.

Ill. Lead consultant personnel duties

Consultant personnel required in the Performance of the work shall meet the certification and licensure requirements of the DPH Regulations Sections 20-478-1through 20-478-3. The following is a description of typical duties to be Performed:

1. Inspector: The inspector shall Perform the following duties to include but not be limited to the following.

a. Perform inspections to determine the presence of lead-based paint on a surface by surface basis through on-site testing.

b. Report the findings of such an inspection.

c. Collect environmental samples for laboratory analysis.

d. Perform clearance testing.

e. Document the successful compliance with lead-based paint hazard control requirements or standards.

2. Risk Assessor: The risk assessor shall perform the following duties to include but not be limited to the following.

a. Perform risk assessments.

b. Report the findings of such a risk assessment.

c. Identify acceptable abatement and interim control strategies for reducing identified lead-based paint hazards.

d. Perform clearance testing and re-evaluations.

e. Document the successful completion of lead-based paint hazard control activities.

3. Planner/Designer: The planner/ designer shall perform the following duties to include but not be limited to the following.

a. Determine how lead-based paint abatement or interim controls should be conducted based on knowledge of building construction.

b. Prepare abatement design documents which include abatement specifications, architectural drawings and schematic representations of lead-based paint abatement or interim controls.

c. Prepare abatement report detailing project activity.

4. Certified industrial hygienist: The certified industrial hygienist shall perform the following duties to include but not be limited to the following.

a. Provide consulting services to the Bridgeport Board of Education representative for services beyond the scope of duties or responsibilities for those disciplines listed above.

b. Assist the Bridgeport Board of Education representative in the preparation of information or reports regarding activities related to the work accomplished under this contract.

c. Assist the Bridgeport Board of Education representative in response to FOI or news media requests for information related to the work accomplished under this contract.

IV. Indoor air quality consultant personnel duties

The Contractor shall provide consultants trained in indoor air quality sampling and interpretation of bacteria and mold in indoor environments as recommended by the DPH in their guidance document "CT Guidelines for Mold Abatement Contractors".

Consultants associated with the collection of radon gas samples shall have attended the DPH radon measurement in Connecticut schools training course and shall be certified by one of the two

National Radon Proficiency Programs being the National Environmental Health Association

(NEHA) or the National Radon Safety Board (NRSB).

1. Industrial hygiene technician: The industrial hygiene technician shall Perform the following duties to include but not be limited to the following.

a. Collect measurements of carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, temperature, moisture content and relative humidity.

b. Review complaints regarding documented or perceived medical effects on building occupants with respect to general indoor air quality and ventilation issues.

c. Assess the condition of Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning(HVAC) systems and determine what effect ongoing activities within the building may have on indoor air quality.

d. Perform visual observation to identify water source and presence of mold reservoir.

e. Review building construction documents and building history with Bridgeport Board of Education representatives.

f. Conduct bulk/tape/dust sampling to verify visible mold growth.

g. Conduct bio-aerosol sampling to determine airborne fungus mold spore types and concentrations.

h. Conduct radon gas sampling in schools to evaluate radon levels in air and water.

2. Senior industrial hygienist- The senior industrial hygienist shall perform the following duties to include but not be limited to the following.

a. Perform duties within the scope of those for industrial hygiene technician.

b. Evaluate conditions that may be attributed to occupant complaints of building with respect to general indoor air quality and ventilation issues.

c. Evaluate laboratory results from bulk/tape/dust, bio-aerosols, and radon gas samples and provide a final report of the radon gas finding to the Bridgeport Board of Education representative, and to the DPH.

d. Prepare an inspection report describing findings and recommendations for remediation.

e. Prepare remediation design documents which include a specific scope of work and a description of methods and procedures to be followed for accomplishment of remediation.

f. Conduct pre-remediation inspection of work area engineering controls.

g. Review contractor worker training and medical documentation.

h. Maintain remediation documentation detailing the contractor's progress, performance and conformance to work plan.

i. Conduct post-remediation inspection and air sampling prior to re-occupancy.

3. Certified industrial hygienist - The certified industrial hygienist shall perform the following duties to include but not be limited to the following.

a. Perform consulting services to the Bridgeport Board of Education representative for services beyond the scope of duties or responsibilities for those disciplines listed above.

b. Consult with the Bridgeport Board of Education representative and facility representatives with respect to the building inspection or indoor air quality assessment. Review causation and remediation of conditions associated with potential health risk or documented medical symptoms.

c. Review remediation design documents for applicability and conformance with the guidelines.

d. Assist the Bridgeport Board of Education representative in the communication of information relating to investigation findings and in preparation or distribution of information or reports.

Assist the

Bridgeport Board of Education representative in response to FOI or news media requests for information related to the work accomplished under this contract.

4. Environmentaltechnicalassistant-Theenvironmentaltechnicalassistant shall perform the following duties to include but not be limited to the following.

a. Assist in the preparation of inspection and remediation closeout reports.

b. Assist in the submission of contract task and project status reports.

V. Indoor air quality consultant personnel responsibilities

All site investigations for mold to include remediation design documents that are prepared by the consultant are required to follow the guidelines set forth by the DPH in the guidance document

"CT

Guidelines for Mold Abatement Contractors".

Radon gas investigations in schools shall follow the guidelines set forth by the DPH in the guidance document" Complete School Guidance Document".

Services shall be Performed in accordance with the guidelines established in the reference documents listed below.

a. Connecticut Guidelines for Mold Abatement Contractors, 2006, Connecticut Department of

Public

Health.

b. Standard and Reference Guide for Professional Mold Remediation, SS20, December 2003, Institute for

Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC)

c. Guidelines on Assessment and Remediation of Fungi in Indoor Environments, New York City

Department of Health, 2006

d. Mold Remediation in Schools and Commercial Buildings, March 2001, United States

Environmental

Protection Agency (USEPA)

e. Fungal Contamination in Buildings: A Guide to Recognition and Management, Health

Canada, 1995 --.

The Industrial Hygienist's Guide to Indoor Air Quality Investigations, 1993 (AIHA)

f. Building Air Quality, A Guide for Building Owners and Facility Managers, 1991(USEPA)

g. Bioaerosols: Assessment and Controls, 1999, American Conference of Governmental

Industrial

Hygienists (ACGIH)

h. Field Guide for the Determination of Biological Contaminants in Environmental Samples, 1996, American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA)

i. Complete School Guidance Document, DPH Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality, ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 62-2001.

j. Indoor Air Quality -A Systems Approach, Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors'

National

Association (SMACNA).

k. IAQ Guidelines for Occupied Buildings Under Construction, SMACNA

1. Industrial Hygiene Technician: The industrial hygiene technician shall Perform the following duties to include but not be limited to the following.

a. The industrial hygiene technician shall Perform an Initial Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) investigation and conduct interviews with Bridgeport Board of Education representatives to determine the nature of complaints.

Initial testing shall be Performed by utilizing direct reading instrumentation and include measurements of parameters such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, temperature and relative humidity when determining indicators of outside (fresh) air supply and thermal comfort. Visual observations for evidence of standing water or water damage shall be conducted measuring parameters such as moisture content of potentially contaminated building components.

b. The industrial hygiene technician shall Perform site investigation for odors and irritants when complaints or conditions indicate potential for poor building ventilation. The procedures for evaluating HVAC systems are as follows:

1) Identify the areas of the building affected.

2) Establish initial parameters for evaluation. Include HVAC systems, building materials and other conditions responsible for the reported problem. Evaluate HVAC system design and operation. Assess parameters such as equipment operation, filter efficiency, air distribution and balancing and fresh air supply. Include a review of the effectiveness of current preventative maintenance activities.

3) Provide recommendations for corrective action to the Bridgeport Board of Education

Representative and building management.

c. The industrial hygiene technician shall Perform site investigation for mold when complaints or conditions indicate potential for microbial contamination. The following procedures for evaluating mold contamination and recommending remediation areas follows.

1) Perform a visual inspection of the property. The extent of any water damage and mold growth should be visually assessed. Ventilation systems should also be visually checked, particularly for damp filters but also for damp conditions elsewhere in the system and overall cleanliness.

2) Identify the amount of building materials affected. Establish initial quantification of the total surface area affected.

3) Review building history with Bridgeport Board of Education personnel.

4) Review building construction documents for potential contamination sources.

5) Make recommendations for further investigation for concealed contamination. Where there is the likelihood that contamination may exist in concealed spaces, perform inspections in a manner to minimize the disturbance of potentially contaminated components. Include the use of borescopes to supplement other non-invasive test methods.

6) Prepare detail plan for investigation and evaluation for any contamination where there is potential for significant occupant or Contractor personnel exposure during investigation or remediation.

d. The industrial hygiene technician shall Perform radon gas measurements at schools in accordance with Connecticut General Statute Section 10-220 (d) When requested to perform radon gas sampling, the procedures published in the DPH guidance document "Complete School Guidance Document" shall be

Performed

e. The sampling protocol shall be Performed as recommended in the DPH guidance document

"CT

Guidelines for Mold Abatement Contractors", the "Field Guide for the Determination of

Biological

Contaminants in Environmental Samples, 1996" and "The Industrial Hygienist's Guide to Indoor

Air

Quality Investigations,1993".Initialtestingmay include aerosol sampling to establish baseline airborne contaminant criteria. The industrial hygiene technician shall submit recommendations for sampling to the Bridgeport Board of Education representative. Laboratories utilized shall be accredited by the

American Industrial Hygiene Association and be a current, successful participant in the

Environmental

Microbiology Laboratory Accreditation Program (EMLAP).

f. The industrial hygiene technician shall Perform oversight during remediation activities to evaluate the effectiveness of the remediation plan including engineering controls and coordination of the work with normal building operation and occupation to include observance of work practices and procedures at key intervals to determine compliance with the work plan while maintaining a daily log of all job site activity detailing the contractor's progress, performance, and conformance with the regulations.

The industrial hygiene technician shall follow re-occupancy criteria following the remediation of the affected area based on the level of component contamination. For large projects, the clearance criteria shall include a written determination that the source of water or moisture which led to problem has been eliminated; a visual inspection to determine that all contaminated components have been removed and air tests comparing the remediated area to other interior areas not affected and outdoor. For medium and small projects, the clearance criteria shall include a written determination of elimination of the source of water or moisture which led to problem and visual inspection to determine that all contaminated components have been removed.

2. Senior Industrial Hygienist: The senior industrial hygienist shall Perform the following duties to include but not be limited to the following.

a. The senior industrial hygienist shall Perform services according to the guidelines for industrial hygiene technician listed above and will be responsible for larger or more complicated investigations.

b. The senior industrial hygienist shall Perform initial Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) investigations by conducting interviews with Bridgeport Board of Education representatives, conducting tests utilizing direct reading instrumentation to measure parameters for carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, temperature and relative humidity, conduct visual observations for evidence of standing water or water damage and conduct measurements moisture content of potentially contaminated building components.

c. The senior industrial hygienist shall Perform site investigation for odors and irritants when complaints or conditions indicate potential for poor building ventilation by following the procedures for evaluating HVAC systems.

1) Identify the areas of the building affected.

2) Establish initial parameters for evaluating HVAC systems and other building materials possibly responsible for the reported problem. Evaluate HVAC system design and operation.

Assess parameters such as equipment operation, filter efficiency, air distribution and balancing and fresh air supply. Include a review of the effectiveness of current preventative maintenance activities.

3) Provide recommendations for corrective action to the Bridgeport Board of Education representative and building management.

d. The senior industrial hygienist shall Perform site investigation for mold when complaints or conditions indicate potential for microbial contamination and shall follow the procedures for evaluating mold contamination and recommending remediation published in the DPH guidance document "CT Guidelines for Mold

Abatement Contractors" by Performing the following procedures.

1) Perform a visual assessment and inspection of the property and ventilation systems.

2) Identify the amount of building materials affected. Establish initial quantification of the total surface area affected in accordance with the guidelines.

3) Review building history with maintenance personnel.

4) Review building construction documents for potential contamination sources.

S) Make recommendations for further investigation for concealed contamination. Where there is the likelihood that contamination may exist in concealed spaces, perform inspections in a manner to minimize the disturbance of potentially contaminated components. Include the use of borescopes to supplement other non-invasive test methods.

6) Prepare detailed plan for investigation and evaluation for any contamination where there is potential for significant occupant or remediate personnel exposure during investigation or remediation.

e. The senior industrial hygienist shall Perform radon gas measurement at schools - in accordance with Connecticut

General Statute Section 10-220 (d When performing radon gas sampling, the procedures published in the DPH guidance document "Complete School Guidance Document” shall be utilized.

f. The senior industrial hygienist shall submit recommendations for sampling to the Bridgeport

Board of Education representative based on the protocol as recommended in the DPH guidance document "CT

Guidelines for Mold

Abatement Contractors", the "Field Guide for the Determination of Biological Contaminants in

Environmental Samples, 1996" and "The Industrial Hygienist's Guide to Indoor Air Quality Investigations,1993".

g. The senior industrial hygienist shall Perform an evaluation and recommend procedures for investigation when routine visual or minor invasive techniques have been unsuccessful at identifying the source of contamination.

h. The senior industrial hygienist shall prepare remediation plans for submission to the

Bridgeport Board of Education representative for implementation .

i. The senior industrial hygienist shalt conduct oversight during remediation activities to evaluate and observe the contractor's work practices and procedures at key intervals to determine compliance with work plan, and maintain a daily log of all job site activity detailing the contractor's progress, performance, and conformance with the regulations.

j. The senior industrial hygienist shall establish re-occupancy criteria following the remediation of the affected area based on the level of component contamination. The criteria shall include a written determination that the source of water or moisture which led to the problem has been eliminated and that all contaminated components have been removed.

k. Immediately upon receipt of favorable re-occupancy clearance test results, the senior industrial hygienist shall provide a report and test results to the Bridgeport Board of Education, that the area has successfully achieved the reoccupancy clearance criteria

2.2. Qualification Expectaions

Eligible respondents must be able to demonstrate the following:

3.2.1 Demonstrated experience with projects like this project. To be qualified, the proposed project awardee for this project must have recently and successfully completed recent projects with similar scope and complexity and shall provide references for those projects.

3.2.2 Demonstrated experience with municipalities like the City of Bridgeport. Any additional information which demonstrates the respondent’s ability to perform the required work not already mentioned herein, must be provided.

3.2.3 Assigned Staff and office support must have the necessary experience, organization, and professional skills and facilities to successfully perform the required services described in the scope of work in this BID. Description of the firm’s composition with identification of roles of all anticipated employees and/or subcontractors, if any.

3.2.4 No pending criminal litigation or criminal charges against the firm, Principal

Owners, Partners, Corporate Officers, or management Personnel.

2.3. Contractors Requirements and Responsibilities

Contractor must be licensed in the State of Connecticut and all employees must be properly certified and qualified to perform the work. Out of state bidder must provide the City of

Bridgeport with a Certificate of Authority to Do Business in the State of Connecticut within five days of a Notice of Intent to Award. This can be obtained from the Connecticut Secretary of

State.

The contractor will be responsible for the safety of the work site.

The contractor is responsible obtaining and paying for any and all permits as required.

This contract award will require that the successful vendor have a valid SAM, DUNS, CT and

Federal Tax ID numbers prior to commencing work.

The Contractor is prohibited from assigning, transferring, conveying, subletting, or otherwise disposing of the ultimate contract award or its rights, title or interest therein or its power to execute such agreement to any other person, company or corporation without the prior consent and approval in writing by the City.

3. Bid Information

The Invitation to Bid (ITB) is to obtain pricing information for ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING, MONITORING & CONSULTING SERVICES

Bid price submitted shall be firm fixed and valid through 3 years with an option of 2 additional years. The bid award can be extended in whole and in part be if all parties are of agreement for no more than two consecutive one-year periods _________________________ [Month, Day, Year – Month, Day, Year]. Written acknowledgement from vendor will be required.

This is not a multi-vendor award. Bid will be awarded to one vendor.

All inquiries regarding this bid must be presented in writing and may be posted directly on the procurement portal, OpenGov. The cut-off date for questions and answers is 12:00 pm on [Day, Month, Date, Year]. All answers will be published in the form of addenda on the procurement portal.

No work or deliveries shall be performed under the contract award until the purchase order has been issued by the purchasing department.

4. Bid Sheet

INDOOR AIR QUALITY-INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE TECHNICIAN SERVICES

INCLUDES DIRECT OR OVERHEAD EXPENSES, SUCH AS COLLECTING SAMPLES,

REPORT PREPARATION, SUPERVISION, QC/QA , EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES.

HOURS ARE JOB SITE ONLY; NO PORTAL TO PORTAL CHARGES SHALL BE

ALLOWED.

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INDOOR AIR QUALITY-SENIOR INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST SERVICES

INCLUDES DIRECT OR OVERHEAD EXPENSES, SUCH AS COLLECTING SAMPLES,

REPORT PREPARATION, SUPERVISION, QC/QA, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES. HOURS

ARE JOB SITE ONLY; NO PORTAL TO PORTAL CHARGES SHALL BE ALLOWED.

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INDOOR AIR QUALITY- CERTIFIED INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST (CIH) SERVICES

INCLUDES DIRECT OR OVERHEAD EXPENSES. HOURS ARE JOB SITE ONLY; NO

PORTAL TO PORTAL CHARGES SHALL BE ALLOWED.

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INDOOR AIR QUALITY- ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANT SERVICES

INCLUDES ANY AND ALL DIRECT OR OVERHEAD EXPENSES. HOURS ARE JOB SITE

ONLY; NO PORTAL TO PORTAL CHARGES SHALL BE ALLOWED.

Line Item Description Quantity Unit of

Measure Unit Cost Total

1 Hourly Rate 1 1

2 OT Hourly Rate 1 1

INDOOR AIR QUALITY- EQUIPMENT

Daily Rate

Measure Unit Cost Total

1 FEE FOR RENTAL OF ANDERSON

N6 SINGLE STAGE SAMPLER

AND PUMP. IF RENTAL

EQUIPMENT IS APPROVED BY

B.O.E. PROJECT MANAGER OR

DESIGNEE AS REQUIRED IN

EACH PROJECT

1 1

2 FEE FOR RENTAL OF INFRARED

CAMERA. IF RENTAL

EQUIPMENT IS APPROVED BY

B.O.E. PROJECT MANAGER OR

DESIGNEE AS REQUIRED IN

EACH PROJECT

1 1

3 FEE FOR RENTAL OF

PARTICULATE MATTER METER.

IF RENTAL EQUIPMENT IS

APPROVED BY DAS PROGRAM

MANAGER OR DESIGNEE AS

REQUIRED IN EACH PROJECT

1 1

4 FEE FOR RENTAL OF AMBIENT

CONDITION METER

(TEMPERATURE, RELATIVE

HUMIDITY, CO, CO2) METER FOR

MEASUREMENT OF COMFORT

PARAMETERS. IF RENTAL

EQUIPMENT IS APPROVED BY

B.O.E. PROJECT MANAGER OR

DESIGNEE AS REQUIRED IN

EACH PROJECT

1 1

INDOOR AIR QUALITY- LABORATORY SERVICES

Price per occurrence

Measure Unit Cost Total

1 FEE FOR DIRECT MICROSCOPIC

EXAMINATION (DME) FOR

FUNGAL SPECIES

IDENTIFICATION COMPLETED 7-

10 DAYS FROM SAMPLE

COLLECTION - INCLUDES ALL

COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE AND

DELIVERY. (DUST, TAPE, BULK)

1 1

2 FEE FOR CULTURAL FUNGI

IDENTIFICATION AND

ENUMERATION. COMPLETED 7-

10 DAYS FROM SAMPLE

COLLECTION - INCLUDES ALL

COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE AND

DELIVERY. (AIR)

1 1

3 FEE FOR CULTURAL SWAB

FUNGI IDENTIFICATION AND

ENUMERATION. COMPLETED 7-

10 DAYS FROM SAMPLE

COLLECTION - INCLUDES ALL

COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE AND

DELIVERY. (DUST, TAPE, BULK)

1 1

4 FEE FOR NON-CULTURAL FUNGI

IDENTIFICATION AND

ENUMERATION. COMPLETED 7-

10 DAYS FROM SAMPLE

COLLECTION - INCLUDES ALL

COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE AND

DELIVERY. (AIR)

1 1

5 FEE FOR NON-CULTURAL FUNGI

IDENTIFICATION AND

ENUMERATION. COMPLETED 7-

10 DAYS FROM SAMPLE

COLLECTION - INCLUDES ALL

COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE AND

DELIVERY. (DUST, TAPE, BULK)

Measure Unit Cost Total

6 FEE FOR CULTURAL BACTERIA

IDENTIFICATION AND

ENUMERATION. COMPLETED 7-

10 DAYS FROM SAMPLE

COLLECTION - INCLUDES ALL

COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE AND

DELIVERY. (AIR)

1 1

7 FEE FOR CULTURAL SWAB

BACTERIA IDENTIFICATION

AND ENUMERATION.

COMPLETED 7-10 DAYS FROM

SAMPLE COLLECTION -

INCLUDES ALL COSTS SUCH AS

POSTAGE AND DELIVERY.

(DUST, TAPE, BULK) SEWAGE

ENTEROCCUS TOTAL COLIFORM

AND E-COLI

1 1

8 FEE FOR CULTURABLE

LEGIONELLA BACTERIA

IDENTIFICATION AND

ENUMERATION CDC METHOD

OR ISO METHOD. COMPLETED

10-14 DAYS FROM SAMPLE

COLLECTION - INCLUDES ALL

COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE AND

DELIVERY. (WATER, WIPE)

1 1

9 FEE FOR CULTURABLE

LEGIONELLA BACTERIA

IDENTIFICATION AND

ENUMERATION CDC METHOD.

COMPLETED 10-14 DAYS FROM

SAMPLE COLLECTION -

INCLUDES ALL COSTS SUCH AS

POSTAGE AND DELIVERY. (AIR)

1 1

10 FEE FOR POLYMERASE CHAIN

REACTION (PCR) FOR 26 FUNGAL

SPECIES ASSOCIATED WITH

WATER DAMAGE COMPLETED 3

DAYS FROM SAMPLE

COLLECTION - INCLUDES ALL

COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE AND

DELIVERY. (DUST, AIR, WATER,

WIPE, BULK)

Measure Unit Cost Total

11 FEE FOR POLYMERASE CHAIN

REACTION (PCR) FOR 15 FUNGAL

SPECIES ASSOCIATED WITH

WATER DAMAGE COMPLETED 3

DAYS FROM SAMPLE

COLLECTION - INCLUDES ALL

COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE AND

DELIVERY. (DUST, AIR, WATER,

WIPE, BULK).

1 1

12 FEE FOR POLYMERASE CHAIN

REACTION (PCR) FOR 8 FUNGAL

SPECIES ASSOCIATED WITH

WATER DAMAGE COMPLETED 3

DAYS FROM SAMPLE

COLLECTION - INCLUDES ALL

COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE AND

DELIVERY. (DUST, AIR, WATER,

WIPE, BULK).

1 1

13 FEE FOR STANDARD METHODS

(SM) FOR THE EXAMINATION OF

WATER AND WASTE WATER

STAPHYLOCCUS AUREUS

COMPLETED 48-96 HOURS FROM

SAMPLE COLLECTION -

INCLUDES ALL COSTS SUCH AS

POSTAGE AND DELIVERY.

1 1

14 FEE FOR STANDARD (SM)

METHODS FOR THE

EXAMINATION OF WATER AND

WASTE WATER PSEUDONONAS

AERUGINOSA COMPLETED 3

DAYS FROM SAMPLE

COLLECTION - INCLUDES ALL

COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE AND

DELIVERY.

1 1

15 FEE FOR STANDARD METHODS

(SM) FOR THE EXAMINATION OF

WATER AND WASTE WATER

TOTAL COLIFORM BACTERIA

COMPLETED 24-72 HOURS FROM

SAMPLE COLLECTION -

INCLUDES ALL COSTS SUCH AS

POSTAGE AND DELIVERY.

Measure Unit Cost Total

16 FEE FOR STANDARD METHODS

FOR THE EXAMINATION OF

WATER AND WASTE WATER

(SM) FECAL COLIFORM

COMPLETED 24-72 HOURS FROM

SAMPLE COLLECTION -

INCLUDES ALL COSTS SUCH AS

POSTAGE AND DELIVERY.

1 1

17 FEE FOR STANDARD METHODS

FOR THE EXAMINATION OF

WATER AND WASTE WATER

(SM) TOTAL COLIFORM

BACTERIA/E. COLI

PRESENCE/ABSENCE TEST

COMPLETED 24-72 HOURS FROM

SAMPLE COLLECTION -

INCLUDES ALL COSTS SUCH AS

POSTAGE AND DELIVERY.

1 1

18 FEE FOR ONE RADON TEST

DEVICE, INCLUDING SHIPPING

AND ANALYSIS OF THE TEST

DEVICE (1-10 TESTS)

1 1

19 FEE FOR ONE RADON TEST

DEVICE, INCLUDING SHIPPING

AND ANALYSIS OF THE TEST

DEVICE (11-50 TESTS)

1 1

20 FEE FOR ONE RADON TEST

DEVICE, INCLUDING SHIPPING

AND ANALYSIS OF THE TEST

DEVICE (>50 TESTS)

LEAD- INSPECTOR SERVICES

INCLUDES ANY AND ALL EXPENSES SUCH AS COLLECTING SAMPLES, FIELD

MEASUREMENTS, REPORT PREPARATION, SUPERVISION, QC/QA, XRF EQUIPMENT

AND SUPPLIES . HOURS ARE JOB SITE ONLY; NO PORTAL TO PORTAL CHARGES

SHALL BE ALLOWED.

Measure Unit Cost Total

1 Hourly Rate 1 1

2 OT Hourly Rate 1 1

LEAD- RISK ASSESSOR SERVICES

INCLUDES ANY AND ALL EXPENSES SUCH AS COLLECTING SAMPLES, FIELD

MEASUREMENTS, REPORT PREPARATION, SUPERVISION, QC/QA, XRF EQUIPMENT

AND SUPPLIES. HOURS ARE JOB SITE ONLY; NO PORTAL TO PORTAL CHARGES

SHALL BE ALLOWED.

Line Item Description Quantity Unit of

Measure Unit Cost Total

1 Hourly Rate 1 1

2 OR Hourly Rate 1 1

LEAD- PLANNER/DESIGNER SERVICES

ONLY; NO PORTAL TO PORTAL CHARGES SHALL BE ALLOWED.

Line Item Description Quantity Unit of

Measure Unit Cost Total

1 Hourly Rate 1 1

2 OT Hourly Rate 1 1

LEAD- CERTIFIED INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST (CIH) SERVICES

ONLY; NO PORTAL TO PORTAL CHARGES SHALL BE ALLOWED.

Line Item Description Quantity Unit of

Measure Unit Cost Total

1 Hourly Rate 1 1

2 OT Hourly Rate 1 1

LEAD- LABORATORY SERVICES

Pricer per occurrence

Line Item Description Quantity Unit of

Measure Unit Cost Total

1 FEE PER SAMPLE FOR LAB

ANALYSIS BY FLAME AA (PAINT

CHIP ANALYSIS - INCLUDES ALL

COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE,

DELIVERY AND COURIER).

1 1

2 FEE PER SAMPLE FOR LAB

ANALYSIS BY FLAME AA (LEAD

IN AIR ANALYSIS - INCLUDES

ALL COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE,

DELIVERY AND COURIER).

1 1

3 FEE PER SAMPLE FOR LAB

ANALYSIS BY FLAME AA (LEAD

WIPE ANALYSIS - INCLUDES ALL

COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE,

DELIVERY AND COURIER).

1 1

4 FEE PER SAMPLE FOR LAB

ANALYSIS BY FLAME AA (LEAD

IN SOIL ANALYSIS - INCLUDES

ALL COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE,

DELIVERY AND COURIER).

Measure Unit Cost Total

5 FEE PER BULK SAMPLE (NON-

FRIABLE) FOR LAB ANALYSIS

BY POLARIZED LIGHT

MICROSCOPY (PLM NOB 198.1

ANALYSIS COMPLETED

GREATER THAN 24 HOURS FROM

SAMPLE COLLECTION -

INCLUDES ALL COSTS SUCH AS

POSTAGE AND DELIVERY).

1 1

6 FEE PER SAMPLE FOR LAB

ANALYSIS BY TCLP (BULK

WASTE, LEAD ONLY, ANALYSIS

- INCLUDES ALL COSTS SUCH AS

POSTAGE, DELIVERY AND

COURIER).

ASBESTOS & PCB- INSPECTOR SERVICES

INCLUDES DIRECT OR OVERHEAD EXPENSES, SUCH AS COLLECTING SAMPLES

(PLM OR TEM), REPORT PREPARATION, SUPERVISION, QC/QA , EQUIPMENT AND

SUPPLIES. HOURS ARE JOB SITE ONLY; NO PORTAL TO PORTAL CHARGES SHALL

BE ALLOWED.

Line Item Description Quantity Unit of

Measure Unit Cost Total

1 Hourly Rate 1 1

2 OT Hourly Rate 1 1

ASBESTOS & PCB- MANAGEMENT PLANNER SERVICES

(PLM OR TEM), REPORT PREPARATION, SUPERVISION, QC/QA , EQUIPMENT AND

SUPPLIES. HOURS ARE JOB SITE ONLY; NO PORTAL TO PORTAL CHARGES SHALL

BE ALLOWED.

Measure Unit Cost Total

1 Hourly Rate 1 1

2 OT Hourly Rate 1 1

ASBESTOS & PCB- PROJECT DESIGNER SERVICES

INCLUDES DIRECT OR OVERHEAD EXPENSES SUCH AS SUPERVISION, QC/QA,

EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES. HOURS ARE JOB SITE ONLY; NO PORTAL TO PORTAL

CHARGES SHALL BE ALLOWED.

Line Item Description Quantity Unit of

Measure Unit Cost Total

1 Hourly Rate 1 1

2 OT Hourly Rate 1 1

ASBESTOS & PCB- PROJECT MONITOR SERVICES

(PCM OR TEM), PCM ANALYSIS, REPORT PREPARATION, SUPERVISION,

QC/QA,READING OF CONTRACTOR'S PERSONAL AIR SAMPLES AND EQUIPMENT

AND SUPPLIES. HOURS ARE JOB SITE ONLY; NO PORTAL TO PORTAL CHARGES

SHALL BE ALLOWED.

Line Item Description Quantity Unit of

Measure Unit Cost Total

1 Hourly Rate 1 1

Measure Unit Cost Total

ASBESTOS & PCB- CERITIFIED INDUSTRIAL HYGENIEST (CIH) SERVICES

ONLY; NO PORTAL TO PORTAL CHARGES SHALL BE ALLOWED.

Line Item Description Quantity Unit of

Measure Unit Cost Total

1 Hourly Rate 1 1

2 OT Hourly Rate 1 1

ASBESTOS & PCB- ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNICAL ASSISTANT SERVICES

ONLY; NO PORTAL TO PORTAL CHARGES SHALL BE ALLOWED.

Line Item Description Quantity Unit of

Measure Unit Cost Total

1 Hourly Rate 1 1

2 OT Hourly Rate 1 1

ASBESTOS & PCB- EXPERT TECHNICAL WITNESS

PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE STATE FOR LEGAL INQUIRIES INVOLVING

EXPOSURE TO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS.

Measure Unit Cost Total

1 Hourly Rate 1 1

2 OT Hourly Rate 1 1

ASBESTOS & PCB- LABORATORY SERVICES

Price per occurrence

Line Item Description Quantity Unit of

Measure Unit Cost Total

1 FEE PER BULK SAMPLE

(FRIABLE) FOR LAB ANALYSIS

BY POLARIZED LIGHT

MICROSCOPY (PLM EPA 600/R-

93/116 INCLUDING POINT COUNT

ANALYSIS COMPLETED

GREATER THAN 24 HOURS FROM

SAMPLE COLLECTION -

INCLUDES ALL COSTS SUCH AS

POSTAGE, DELIVERY AND

COURIER).

1 1

2 FEE PER BULK SAMPLE

(FRIABLE) FOR LAB ANALYSIS

BY POLARIZED LIGHT

MICROSCOPY (PLM EPA 600/R-

93/116 INCLUDING POINT COUNT

ANALYSIS COMPLETED 12-24

HOURS FROM SAMPLE

COLLECTION - INCLUDES ALL

COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE,

Measure Unit Cost Total

3 FEE PER BULK SAMPLE

(FRIABLE) FOR LAB ANALYSIS

BY POLARIZED LIGHT

MICROSCOPY (PLM EPA 600/R-

93/116 INCLUDING POINT COUNT

ANALYSIS COMPLETED LESS

THAN 12 HOURS FROM SAMPLE

COLLECTION - INCLUDES ALL

COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE,

DELIVERY AND COURIER).

1 1

4 FEE PER BULK SAMPLE (NON-

FRIABLE) FOR LAB ANALYSIS

BY POLARIZED LIGHT

MICROSCOPY (PLM NOB 198.1

ANALYSIS COMPLETED

GREATER THAN 24 HOURS FROM

SAMPLE COLLECTION -

INCLUDES ALL COSTS SUCH AS

POSTAGE AND DELIVERY)

1 1

5 FEE PER BULK SAMPLE (NON-

FRIABLE) FOR LAB ANALYSIS

BY POLARIZED LIGHT

MICROSCOPY (PLM NOB 198.1

ANALYSIS COMPLETED 12-24

HOURS FROM SAMPLE

COLLECTION - INCLUDES ALL

COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE,

DELIVERY AND COURIER).

1 1

6 FEE PER BULK SAMPLE (NON-

FRIABLE) FOR LAB ANALYSIS

BY POLARIZED LIGHT

MICROSCOPY (PLM NOB 198.1

ANALYSIS COMPLETED LESS

THAN 12 HOURS FROM SAMPLE

COLLECTION - INCLUDES ALL

COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE,

Measure Unit Cost Total

7 FEE PER BULK SAMPLE FOR LAB

ANALYSIS BY POLARIZED

LIGHT MICROSCOPY (PLM EPA

600/R-93/116 WITH EPA 400 POINT

COUNT ANALYSIS - INCLUDES

ALL COSTS SUCH AS POSTAGE,

DELIVERY AND COURIER)

1 1

8 FEE PER AIR SAMPLE FOR LAB

ANALYSIS BY TRANSMISSION

ELECTRON MICROSCOPY (TEM

AHERA ANALYSIS COMPLETED

LESS THAN 24 HOURS FROM

SAMPLE COLLECTION -

INCLUDES ALL COSTS SUCH AS

POSTAGE, DELIVERY AND

COURIER).

1 1

9 FEE PER AIR SAMPLE FOR LAB

ANALYSIS BY TRANSMISSION

ELECTRON MICROSCOPY (TEM

AHERA ANALYSIS COMPLETED

GREATER THAN 24 HOURS FROM

SAMPLE COLLECTION -

INCLUDES ALL COSTS SUCH AS

POSTAGE, DELIVERY AND

COURIER).

1 1

10 FEE PER AIR SAMPLE FOR LAB

ANALYSIS BY PHASE CONTRAST

MICROSCOPY (PCM NIOSH 7400

ANALYSIS) - INCLUDES ALL

COSTS SUCH AS EQUIPMENT

AND SUPPLIES. ADDITIONAL

COST FOR REOCCUPANCY

CLEARANCE TESTING AND

OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES

WHERE THE NUMBER OF PCM

SAMPLES REQUIRED EXCEEDS

THE DAILY QUANTITY

ALLOWED BY THE CONTRACT

GUIDELINES. USE OF THIS ITEM

MUST BE APPROVED BY THE

B.O.E. PROJECT MANAGER

Measure Unit Cost Total

11 FEE PER AIR SAMPLE FOR LAB

ANALYSIS BY TRANSMISSION

ELECTRON MICROSCOPY (TEM

NIOSH 7402 ANALYSIS) -

INCLUDES ALL COSTS SUCH AS

EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES.

ADDITIONAL COST FOR

REOCCUPANCY CLEARANCE

TESTING AND OTHER

CIRCUMSTANCES WHERE THE

NUMBER OF PCM SAMPLES

REQUIRED EXCEEDS THE DAILY

QUANTITY ALLOWED BY THE

CONTRACT GUIDELINES. USE OF

THIS ITEM MUST BE APPROVED

BY THE B.O.E. PROJECT

MANAGER.

1 1

12 FEE FOR FILING ALTERNATIVE

WORK PRACTICE APPLICATION

TO THE CONNECTICUT

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC

HEALTH.

1 1

13 PCB FEE PER BULK , WIPE OR

SOIL SAMPLES WITH SOXHLET

EXTRACTION METHOD 8082/3540

C STANDARD 48 HOUR

TURNAROUND

1 1

14 PCB FEE PER BULK , WIPE OR

SOIL SAMPLES WITH SOXHLET

EXTRACTION METHOD…