Statement of work Water SJer testing.docx

Water sampling and testing at San Joaquin Experimental range

Introduction/Background Water serving employees and residents of San Joaquin Experimental Range is sourced from ground water. To comply with EPA and state laws the water must meet the Safe Drinking Water Act. Routine testing for contaminants is required by the Safe Drinking Water Act and local and state regulations.

Objectives The objective is to establish a contract for consistent water testing as required by the Safe Drinking Water Act and all local and state regulations.

Scope of Work The service location is San Joaquin Experimental Range, 24075 HWY 41 Coarsegold CA 93614 road 8063.

Service shall consist of obtaining water samples and testing and results for drinking water system. This will include but not limited to testing for coliform, Iron levels, Arsenic, Nitrate and Nitrite, at six (6) locations at the same address, all are within 1 quarter of a mile from each other.

Industry standard water sampling procedures and chain of custody shall be followed to ensure no accidental contamination or false positives.

There shall be monthly, quarterly, and annual testing for different microbiological, inorganics, and metals as referenced below.

The testing requirements for sample locations are as follows:

· Monthly: E-Coli at the well and five other sample locations outlined below.

· Quarterly: Iron levels at well and five other sample locations outlined below.

· Annually: Arsenic, Nitrate, and Nitrite at well and five other sample locations outlined below.

The samples shall be conducted and shall be identified as follows:

1. Source well

2. “A” house

3. Canejo house

4. Barracks

5. Adobe house

6. Office

All tests shall be completed on the same day and week of each month to notify the staff working at the site and any visitors staying at the residences.

Test results shall be received by the COR within 10 working days or less of the collection day and within 24 hours of a positive E-coli sample.

All required licensing and certification requirement for the State of California must be met.

Requirements

· Compliance with Safe Drinking Water Act.

· Licensed and certified in State of California to collect water samples.

· Use a California licensed or certified lab to analyze water samples.