EVT0010589_-_Cost_Sheet.xlsx

This is a cost sheet for an environmental sampling bottles procurement by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment. The document details twenty distinct bottle configurations required for environmental sampling applications, including various container types such as amber and clear glass bottles with septa, Nalgene HDPE bottles, glass Boston round bottles, and specialty items like soil handling equipment and syringes. The bottles range in capacity from 40 milliliters to 34 ounces (1 liter) and are specified with different preservation chemistries tailored to specific analytical requirements, including sodium thiosulfate, ascorbic acid, sulfuric acid, nitric acid, hydrochloric acid, methanol, sodium bisulfate, phosphoric acid, and various combination preservatives. The cost sheet provides a framework for pricing across five contract years, though specific pricing information is not populated in the document provided.

The procurement structure allows for year-by-year pricing submission across a five-year contract period, indicating the potential for a multi-year supply agreement. Bidders are required to provide unit costs and annual totals for each of the twenty enumerated bottle types and accessories, enabling the agency to evaluate total cost of ownership over the contract term. The inclusion of multiple bottle configurations with specialized preservation systems suggests this procurement supports diverse environmental sampling and laboratory analysis protocols within the Kansas Department of Health and Environment's operations.