Q & A for RFP 25-2533.xlsx

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RFP for Water Sampling and Analysis Services
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RFP 761 250000002533 2
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Michigan

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This is a Q&A document for RFP 25-2533 issued by EGLE (Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy) addressing bidder inquiries regarding analytical testing requirements. The primary question concerns acceptable detection limits and reporting limits for metal analysis, specifically chromium, copper, lead, and mercury. The bidder proposed detection limits that fall below the ideal specifications outlined in Schedule A, Section 1.1 General Requirements of the Statement of Work.

EGLE responded that while the proposed detection limits are not ideal, they will permit submission of bids meeting these specifications. However, bids with these lower detection limits may receive lower scores during evaluation if multiple competing bids are received. This response indicates that EGLE prioritizes higher sensitivity analytical capabilities but maintains flexibility to accept alternative laboratory performance standards, provided bidders acknowledge that their proposals may be ranked accordingly during the competitive selection process.

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Question#Document and SectionPage #Bidder QuestionEGLE Response
1Schedule A, Statement of Work, Section 1.1 General Requirements35Would the following detection limits be acceptable? Chromium: MDL 0.074ug/L, RL 0.25ug/L

Copper: MDL 0.076 ug/L, RL 0.25ug/L Lead: MDL 0.015 ug/L, RL 0.050ug/L Mercury: MDL 0.2ng/L , RL 0.5ng/L Although not ideal, we will allow submission of a bid for these MDLs and RLs. We may score the bid lower than competing labs if multiple bids are received.

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