Table-Water_Testing_and_Lab_Services.pdf

This is an Analytical Services Fee Schedule document for a California municipality's Water Testing and Laboratory Services contract. The contract encompasses comprehensive water quality testing services including bacteriological analysis, physical and chemical parameters, trace metals, disinfection by-products, and drinking water contaminant monitoring. Testing parameters include coliform bacteria detection, heterotrophic plate counts, chlorine residual measurement, ammonia, fluoride, phosphorus, arsenic, iron, manganese, silica, vanadium, trihalomethanes, haloacetic acids, lead and copper, and various inorganic compounds. Testing frequencies vary by parameter, ranging from continuous monitoring to annual, quarterly, and triennial schedules. Lead and copper testing is conducted every three years at 40 locations with sampling scheduled for 2027 and 2030, with city staff responsible for sample collection and laboratory pickup.

The fee schedule establishes unit pricing for individual analytical tests across multiple EPA and Standard Methods protocols. Pricing is structured on a per-sample basis with costs varying by test complexity and method, with unit prices ranging from 2 to 9 dollars per test. The document specifies test sites and annual frequency requirements for each analyte, with some tests designated as needed rather than scheduled. Cost allocation appears to be on a per-sample basis with annual frequency variations to accommodate regulatory compliance requirements under drinking water quality standards. No information is provided regarding contract term, renewal options, total estimated costs, or incumbent vendor details in this fee schedule attachment.