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US ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, PHILADELPHIA

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WANAMAKER BUILDING

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Section SF 1449 - CONTINUATION SHEET

INSTRUCTIONS

The following items are required before an award can be made:

CENTRAL CONTRACTOR’S REGISTRATION: All contractors are required to register in the Central Contractor’s Registration (CCR) Database before an award can be made. Contractor’s can obtain information on registration and annual confirmation requirements by calling 1-888-227-2423 or via the Internet at www.ccr.gov.

See DFARS Clause 52.204-7004 “Required Central Contractor Registration” in the solicitation document.

VETS 100 REPORT – You must be in compliance with the VETS 100 reporting requirement to receive a Federal contract of $25,000.00 or more. The Department of Labor has made available several reporting options as follows:

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SPECIAL NOTES TO OFFERORS

SUPPLIES OR SERVICES AND PRICES/COSTS

The contractor shall furnish all facilities, supplies, equipment, and services necessary to perform all chemical analytical services for environmental sample analysis and prepare any reports required by individual delivery orders issued by the Contracting Officer in accordance with Section C, "Description and Specifications".

SPECIAL NOTES TO OFFERORS

1. Offerors must submit a price for all labor categories and all expense items. If no cost is associated with a specific item, it must be stated as such.

2. This solicitation contemplates the award of an indefinite Delivery Contract with a period of performance of one

(1) year from the date of contract award, with the option to extend the term of the contract for one year each for four (4) option years.

3. Services shall be ordered by the Government in accordance with FAR Clause 52.216-18, entitled "Ordering", included in Section I of this solicitation. All services shall be rendered at the unit price set forth in Section B.

4. Firm-fixed hourly pricing for the job categories must include all fringe benefits, overhead, G&A, profit, etc.

5. Non-local travel or travel by non-regional staff shall not be permitted under this contract. The contractor shall bear the cost of all non-local travel. Non-local travel refers to travel outside of the District boundaries. The Government will not pay for airline tickets for members of the firm to travel to the project site.

6. The quantities on each line item represent estimated maximums and may not all be ordered in accordance with

FAR clause 52.216-22, Indefinite Quantity. Line Item quantities are stated in quantities that are proportionate to work performed based on historical information.

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SECTION B

SUPPLIES OR SERVICES AND PRICES/COSTS

The contractor shall furnish all labor, personnel, facilities, instrumentation, equipment, tools, materials, and supplies required to perform chemical analytical services for environmental sample analysis and prepare any reports required by individual delivery orders issued by the Contracting Officer in accordance with Section C- Scope of Work.

The “Effective Period of the Contract” is as follows:

Period Start Date End Date Base Year Date of Award One (1) year after date of award Option Year 1 365 days after award One (1) year after option exercised Option Year 2 730 days after award One (1) year after option exercised Option Year 3 1,095 days after award One (1) year after option exercised Option Year 4 1,460 days after award One (1) year after option exercised

TASK ORDER LIMITATIONS: See Clause 52.216-19 in Section I

Minimum Order: $100.00 Maximum Order: $75,000.00

In accordance with the options clauses, the following represents the guaranteed minimum and maximum amounts for the base year and each of the option years should the Government elect to exercise the option:

Minimum Amount Maximum Amount Base Year $6,000.00 $500,000.00 Option Year 1 $3,000.00 $500,000.00 Option Year 2 $3,000.00 $500,000.00 Option Year 3 $3,000.00 $500,000.00 Option Year 4 $3,000.00 $500,000.00

Total Contract Ceiling: $2,500,000.00

All delivery orders awarded under this contract shall be issued by:

U.S. Army Engineer District, Philadelphia Wanamaker Building 100 Penn Square East Philadelphia, PA 19107-3390

In accordance with FAR Clause 52.228-5, Insurance—Work on a Government Installation (Jan 1997), the contractor shall provide and maintain the following kinds and minimum amounts of insurance:

Workman’s Compensation and Employees Liability Insurance Minimum $100,000.00

General Liability Insurance, Minimum $500,000.00 per occurrence with a minimum of $100,000.00 of property damage insurance per occurrence.

Automobile Liability Insurance Minimum $200,000.00 per person and $500,000.00 per occurrence for bodily injury and $20,000.00 per occurrence for property damage.

ITEM NO SUPPLIES/SERVICES QUANTITY UNIT UNIT PRICE AMOUNT

0001 500,000 Lump Sum

BASE YEAR

FFP

Chemical Analytical Laboratory Services for Environmental Sample Analysis.

FOB: Destination

MILSTRIP: W25PHS80663556

PURCHASE REQUEST NUMBER: W25PHS80663556

NET AMT

AQUEOUS/SOIL/AIR

Item No Prod Code Parameters Estimated Quantity Unit Unit Price Total Amount

0001 V624TCL, V8260TCL TCL/PPL Volatiles (EPA 624/SW846 8260) 200 EACH

0002 V8015GRO TPH (GRO) (SW846 8015) 30 EACH

0003 VMAVPH Massachusetts VPH (MAVPH) 15 EACH

0004 V5035KITLM Encore Sampling Kit Medium Level, 1 Encore (SW846 5035) 150 EACH

0005 V5035KITLL Encore Sampling Kit Low Level, 3 Encores (SW846 5035) 150 EACH

0006 MEOHKIT Methanol Sampling Kit Medium Level (SW846 5035) 50 EACH

0007 V5035KITFL VOC Soil Sampling Kit Low Level (SW846 5035) 25 EACH

0008 AB625PPL, AB8270PPL

TCL/PPL Semivolatiles (Base/Neutral and Acid Extractables)

(EPA 625/SW846 8270) 100 EACH

0009 P608PESTTCL, P8081PESTTCL TCL Pesticides (EPA 608/SW846 8081) 25 EACH

0010 P608PCB, P8082PCB PCBs (EPA 608/SW846 8082) 25 EACH

0011 H8151STD Chlorinated Herbicides (EPA 615/SW846 8151) 25 EACH

0012 S1,4- Dioxane 1,4- Dioxane (SW846 8270C SIM 2 ppb reporting limit) 50 EACH

0013 B8015DRO TPH (DRO) (SW846 8015) 25 EACH

0014 Individual codes per metal Metals by ICP (per metal) (EPA 200.7/SW846 6010) 25 EACH

0015 Individual codes per metal Metals by ICP/MS (per metal) (EPA 200.8/SW846 6020) 25 EACH

0016 Individual codes per metal Metals by Graphite Furnace (per metal) (EPA 200/SW846 7000) 25 EACH

0017 HG Mercury (EPA 245/SW846 7470/7471) 25 EACH

0018 METDIG Metals Digestion Fee 25 EACH

0019 HM8 8 RCRA Metals (SW846) 25 EACH

0020 MTAL TAL Metals Package (EPA 200/SW846 6010B/7000) 200 EACH

0021 ALK Alkalinity (SM 2320B) 25 EACH

0022 BOD BOD (SM 5210B) 10 EACH

0023 BRO Bromide (EPA 300/SW846 9056) 25 EACH

0024 CHL Chloride (SM 4500Cl-C/SW846 9056) 25 EACH

0025 TRC Chlorine, Residual (SM 4500ClF) 20 EACH

0026 COD COD (HACH 8000/SM 5220C) 10 EACH

0027 CN Cyanide, Total (SM20 4500CN G/SW846 9012) 25 EACH

0028 PCNA Cyanide, Amenable SM 4500 S2 F/ SW846 9012/) 25 EACH

0029 AMN Nitrogen, Ammonia (EPA 350.1) 25 EACH

0030 NO3O (XNO3O) Nitrogen, Nitrate (EPA 353.2/SM 4500NO2B) 25 EACH

0031 NO32 Nitrogen, Nitrate-Nitrite (EPA 353.2) 25 EACH

0032 NO2 Nitrogen, Nitrite (SM 4500NO2B) 25 EACH

0033 O+G-G Oil and Grease -Total (EPA 413.1/SW846 9070) 20 EACH

Estimated Quantity Unit Unit Price Total Amount

0034 OG1664 Oil and Grease -Total (EPA 1664a, SW846 9071A) 10 EACH

0035 DO Oxygen, Dissolved (SM 4500 OG) 20 EACH

0036 XPERCHLT Perchlorate (EPA 314/314 M) 10 EACH

0037 Per Perchlorate (SW846 8321A Mod or equivilent) 20 EACH

0038 Exp Explosives (SW846 8330) 20 EACH

0039 PH pH (EPA SW846 9040/9045/SM 4500H B) 50 EACH

0040 TDS Residue - Filterable (TDS) (SM 2540 C) 25 EACH

0041 TSS Residue - Nonfilterable (TSS) (SM 2540D) 25 EACH

0042 %SOL % Solids (EPA 160.3M/ASTM 4643) 25 EACH

0043 SO4 Sulfate (EPA 300/SW846 9056) 25 EACH

0044 S Sulfide (SM 4500S2 F) 25 EACH

0045 TOC Total Organic Carbon (TOC) (AQ SM 5310 B/SW846 9060M) 20 EACH

0046 TOX Total Organic Halides (TOX) (SW846 9020B/9023) 20 EACH

0047 PHC Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH) (EPA 1664) 20 EACH

0048 TCLP RCRA AM RCRA Assessment Monitoring Package** 2 EACH

0049 TCLPFULL Full Package TCLP/SPLP ** 50 EACH

0050 TCLPM TCLP/SPLP Metals (SW846) 20 EACH

0051 V8260TCLP TCLP/SPLP Volatiles (SW846 8260) 20 EACH

0052 AB8270TCLP TCLP/SPLP Semivolatiles (SW846 8270) 20 EACH

0053 P8081TCLP TCLP/SPLP Pesticides (SW846 8081) 20 EACH

0054 H8151TCLP TCLP/SPLP Herbicides (SW846 8151) 20 EACH

0055 TCLPE, TCLPEW TCLP/SPLP Extraction 10 EACH

0056 ZHE ZHE Volatile Extraction 20 EACH

0057 IGN Ignitability (SW846 Chapter 7) 20 EACH

0058 CORR Corrosivity (SW846 Chapter 7) 20 EACH

0059 CREAC, SCREAC Reactivity, CN, S (SW846 Chapter 7) 20 EACH

0060 PNTFIL Paint Filter Test 10 EACH

0061 TCL, TAL+ TCL and TAL - Full, (VOA, BNA, Pest/PCB, Metals & CN)** 75 EACH

0062 PPL+ PPL - Full, (VOA, BNA, Pest/PCB, Metals, CN, Phenols)** 75 EACH

0063 EDD Support ADR/SEDD library support and EDD generation 25 EACH

0064 gamma spec* 901.1 10 EACH

0065 Ra 226 SW-846 9315 10 EACH

0066 VTO15STD Volatile Organics (TO15) 10 EACH

Estimated Quantity Unit Unit Price Total Amount

0067 V8015DGMEE Methane, Ethane & Ethene (SW846 8015) 50 EACH

0068 Energy Surcharge Energy Surcharge per SDG 100 EACH

0069 sampler support Sampler Support 150 hours

0070 14 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 14 day turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 25% na

0071 7 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 7 day turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 50% na

0072 3 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 3 day turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 65% na

0073 3 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 48 hour turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 75% na

0074 3 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 24 hour turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 100% na

0075 MISC

MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES (To be negotiated as necessary in an individual delivery order basis) (PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT AN OFFER FOR THIS ITEM) na

TOTAL

** See Table 5-3A for Complete package description

Miscellaneous Expensive may be incurred during the course of the project for task orders requiring one or more of the following:

1) Analytical tests not currently in the list of line items

2) USE of any Coolers, sample bottles and preservatives being shipped to USEPA laboratory (EPA will not return coolers)

Prices reflect a 21 business day turnaround.

Prices include sample bottles, preservatives, coolers and batch QA/QC data deliverables.

On-line data access required (password required).

*Gamma Spectroscopy comparison will be conducted using Ra-226 and Ra-228 (radium daughter ingrowth). The sample will be sealed at the laboratory and allowed to decay for 21 days prior to counting using gamma spectroscopy.

Analysis of the Target Compound (TCL) and Target Analyte List (TAL) and Priority Pollutant List (PPL) using protocols outlined in the most recent USEPA Contract Statement of Work (SOW) or Project Specific Automate Data Review (ADR) library

0002 500,000 Lump Sum

OPTION OPTION YEAR 1

FFP

Chemical Analytical Laboratory Services for Environmental Sample Analysis.

FOB: Destination

AQUEOUS/SOIL/AIR - OPTION YEAR 1

Estimated Quantity Unit Unit Price Total Amount

1001 V624TCL, V8260TCL TCL/PPL Volatiles (EPA 624/SW846 8260) 200 EACH

1002 V8015GRO TPH (GRO) (SW846 8015) 30 EACH

1003 VMAVPH Massachusetts VPH (MAVPH) 15 EACH

1004 V5035KITLM Encore Sampling Kit Medium Level, 1 Encore (SW846 5035) 150 EACH

1005 V5035KITLL Encore Sampling Kit Low Level, 3 Encores (SW846 5035) 150 EACH

1006 MEOHKIT Methanol Sampling Kit Medium Level (SW846 5035) 50 EACH

1007 V5035KITFL VOC Soil Sampling Kit Low Level (SW846 5035) 25 EACH

1008 AB625PPL, AB8270PPL

TCL/PPL Semivolatiles (Base/Neutral and Acid Extractables)

(EPA 625/SW846 8270) 100 EACH

1009 P608PESTTCL, P8081PESTTCL TCL Pesticides (EPA 608/SW846 8081) 25 EACH

1010 P608PCB, P8082PCB PCBs (EPA 608/SW846 8082) 25 EACH

1011 H8151STD Chlorinated Herbicides (EPA 615/SW846 8151) 25 EACH

1012 S1,4- Dioxane 1,4- Dioxane (SW846 8270C SIM 2 ppb reporting limit) 50 EACH

1013 B8015DRO TPH (DRO) (SW846 8015) 25 EACH

1014 Individual codes per metal Metals by ICP (per metal) (EPA 200.7/SW846 6010) 25 EACH

1015 Individual codes per metal Metals by ICP/MS (per metal) (EPA 200.8/SW846 6020) 25 EACH

1016 Individual codes per metal Metals by Graphite Furnace (per metal) (EPA 200/SW846 7000) 25 EACH

1017 HG Mercury (EPA 245/SW846 7470/7471) 25 EACH

1018 METDIG Metals Digestion Fee 25 EACH

1019 HM8 8 RCRA Metals (SW846) 25 EACH

1020 MTAL TAL Metals Package (EPA 200/SW846 6010B/7000) 200 EACH

1021 ALK Alkalinity (SM 2320B) 25 EACH

1022 BOD BOD (SM 5210B) 10 EACH

1023 BRO Bromide (EPA 300/SW846 9056) 25 EACH

1024 CHL Chloride (SM 4500Cl-C/SW846 9056) 25 EACH

1025 TRC Chlorine, Residual (SM 4500ClF) 20 EACH

1026 COD COD (HACH 8000/SM 5220C) 10 EACH

1027 CN Cyanide, Total (SM20 4500CN G/SW846 9012) 25 EACH

1028 PCNA Cyanide, Amenable SM 4500 S2 F/ SW846 9012/) 25 EACH

1029 AMN Nitrogen, Ammonia (EPA 350.1) 25 EACH

1030 NO3O (XNO3O) Nitrogen, Nitrate (EPA 353.2/SM 4500NO2B) 25 EACH

1031 NO32 Nitrogen, Nitrate-Nitrite (EPA 353.2) 25 EACH

1032 NO2 Nitrogen, Nitrite (SM 4500NO2B) 25 EACH

1033 O+G-G Oil and Grease -Total (EPA 413.1/SW846 9070) 20 EACH

Estimated Quantity Unit Unit Price Total Amount

1034 OG1664 Oil and Grease -Total (EPA 1664a, SW846 9071A) 10 EACH

1035 DO Oxygen, Dissolved (SM 4500 OG) 20 EACH

1036 XPERCHLT Perchlorate (EPA 314/314 M) 10 EACH

1037 Per Perchlorate (SW846 8321A Mod or equivilent) 20 EACH

1038 Exp Explosives (SW846 8330) 20 EACH

1039 PH pH (EPA SW846 9040/9045/SM 4500H B) 50 EACH

1040 TDS Residue - Filterable (TDS) (SM 2540 C) 25 EACH

1041 TSS Residue - Nonfilterable (TSS) (SM 2540D) 25 EACH

1042 %SOL % Solids (EPA 160.3M/ASTM 4643) 25 EACH

1043 SO4 Sulfate (EPA 300/SW846 9056) 25 EACH

1044 S Sulfide (SM 4500S2 F) 25 EACH

1045 TOC Total Organic Carbon (TOC) (AQ SM 5310 B/SW846 9060M) 20 EACH

1046 TOX Total Organic Halides (TOX) (SW846 9020B/9023) 20 EACH

1047 PHC Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH) (EPA 1664) 20 EACH

1048 TCLP RCRA AM RCRA Assessment Monitoring Package** 2 EACH

1049 TCLPFULL Full Package TCLP/SPLP ** 50 EACH

1050 TCLPM TCLP/SPLP Metals (SW846) 20 EACH

1051 V8260TCLP TCLP/SPLP Volatiles (SW846 8260) 20 EACH

1052 AB8270TCLP TCLP/SPLP Semivolatiles (SW846 8270) 20 EACH

1053 P8081TCLP TCLP/SPLP Pesticides (SW846 8081) 20 EACH

1054 H8151TCLP TCLP/SPLP Herbicides (SW846 8151) 20 EACH

1055 TCLPE, TCLPEW TCLP/SPLP Extraction 10 EACH

1056 ZHE ZHE Volatile Extraction 20 EACH

1057 IGN Ignitability (SW846 Chapter 7) 20 EACH

1058 CORR Corrosivity (SW846 Chapter 7) 20 EACH

1059 CREAC, SCREAC Reactivity, CN, S (SW846 Chapter 7) 20 EACH

1060 PNTFIL Paint Filter Test 10 EACH

1061 TCL, TAL+ TCL and TAL - Full, (VOA, BNA, Pest/PCB, Metals & CN)** 75 EACH

1062 PPL+ PPL - Full, (VOA, BNA, Pest/PCB, Metals, CN, Phenols)** 75 EACH

1063 EDD Support ADR/SEDD library support and EDD generation 25 EACH

1064 gamma spec* 901.1 10 EACH

1065 Ra 226 SW-846 9315 10 EACH

1066 VTO15STD Volatile Organics (TO15) 10 EACH

Estimated Quantity Unit Unit Price Total Amount

1067 V8015DGMEE Methane, Ethane & Ethene (SW846 8015) 50 EACH

1068 Energy Surcharge Energy Surcharge per SDG 100 EACH

1069 sampler support Sampler Support 150 hours

1070 14 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 14 day turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 25% na

1071 7 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 7 day turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 50% na

1072 3 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 3 day turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 65% na

1073 3 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 48 hour turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 75% na

1074 3 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 24 hour turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 100% na

1075 MISC

MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES (To be negotiated as necessary in an individual delivery order basis) (PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT AN OFFER FOR THIS ITEM) na

TOTAL

** See Table 5-3A for Complete package description

Miscellaneous Expensive may be incurred during the course of the project for task orders requiring one or more of the following:

1) Analytical tests not currently in the list of line items

2) USE of any Coolers, sample bottles and preservatives being shipped to USEPA laboratory (EPA will not return coolers)

Prices reflect a 21 business day turnaround.

Prices include sample bottles, preservatives, coolers and batch QA/QC data deliverables.

On-line data access required (password required).

*Gamma Spectroscopy comparison will be conducted using Ra-226 and Ra-228 (radium daughter ingrowth). The sample will be sealed at the laboratory and allowed to decay for 21 days prior to counting using gamma spectroscopy.

Analysis of the Target Compound (TCL) and Target Analyte List (TAL) and Priority Pollutant List (PPL) using protocols outlined in the most recent USEPA

0003 500,000 Lump Sum

OPTION OPTION YEAR 2

FFP

Chemical Analytical Laboratory Services for Environmental Sample Analysis.

AQUEOUS/SOIL/AIR - OPTION YEAR 2

Estimated Quantity Unit Unit Price Total Amount

2001 V624TCL, V8260TCL TCL/PPL Volatiles (EPA 624/SW846 8260) 200 EACH

2002 V8015GRO TPH (GRO) (SW846 8015) 30 EACH

2003 VMAVPH Massachusetts VPH (MAVPH) 15 EACH

2004 V5035KITLM Encore Sampling Kit Medium Level, 1 Encore (SW846 5035) 150 EACH

2005 V5035KITLL Encore Sampling Kit Low Level, 3 Encores (SW846 5035) 150 EACH

2006 MEOHKIT Methanol Sampling Kit Medium Level (SW846 5035) 50 EACH

2007 V5035KITFL VOC Soil Sampling Kit Low Level (SW846 5035) 25 EACH

2008 AB625PPL, AB8270PPL

TCL/PPL Semivolatiles (Base/Neutral and Acid Extractables)

(EPA 625/SW846 8270) 100 EACH

2009 P608PESTTCL, P8081PESTTCL TCL Pesticides (EPA 608/SW846 8081) 25 EACH

2010 P608PCB, P8082PCB PCBs (EPA 608/SW846 8082) 25 EACH

2011 H8151STD Chlorinated Herbicides (EPA 615/SW846 8151) 25 EACH

2012 S1,4- Dioxane 1,4- Dioxane (SW846 8270C SIM 2 ppb reporting limit) 50 EACH

2013 B8015DRO TPH (DRO) (SW846 8015) 25 EACH

2014 Individual codes per metal Metals by ICP (per metal) (EPA 200.7/SW846 6010) 25 EACH

2015 Individual codes per metal Metals by ICP/MS (per metal) (EPA 200.8/SW846 6020) 25 EACH

2016 Individual codes per metal Metals by Graphite Furnace (per metal) (EPA 200/SW846 7000) 25 EACH

2017 HG Mercury (EPA 245/SW846 7470/7471) 25 EACH

2018 METDIG Metals Digestion Fee 25 EACH

2019 HM8 8 RCRA Metals (SW846) 25 EACH

2020 MTAL TAL Metals Package (EPA 200/SW846 6010B/7000) 200 EACH

2021 ALK Alkalinity (SM 2320B) 25 EACH

2022 BOD BOD (SM 5210B) 10 EACH

2023 BRO Bromide (EPA 300/SW846 9056) 25 EACH

2024 CHL Chloride (SM 4500Cl-C/SW846 9056) 25 EACH

2025 TRC Chlorine, Residual (SM 4500ClF) 20 EACH

2026 COD COD (HACH 8000/SM 5220C) 10 EACH

2027 CN Cyanide, Total (SM20 4500CN G/SW846 9012) 25 EACH

2028 PCNA Cyanide, Amenable SM 4500 S2 F/ SW846 9012/) 25 EACH

2029 AMN Nitrogen, Ammonia (EPA 350.1) 25 EACH

2030 NO3O (XNO3O) Nitrogen, Nitrate (EPA 353.2/SM 4500NO2B) 25 EACH

2031 NO32 Nitrogen, Nitrate-Nitrite (EPA 353.2) 25 EACH

2032 NO2 Nitrogen, Nitrite (SM 4500NO2B) 25 EACH

2033 O+G-G Oil and Grease -Total (EPA 413.1/SW846 9070) 20 EACH

Estimated Quantity Unit Unit Price Total Amount

2034 OG1664 Oil and Grease -Total (EPA 1664a, SW846 9071A) 10 EACH

2035 DO Oxygen, Dissolved (SM 4500 OG) 20 EACH

2036 XPERCHLT Perchlorate (EPA 314/314 M) 10 EACH

2037 Per Perchlorate (SW846 8321A Mod or equivilent) 20 EACH

2038 Exp Explosives (SW846 8330) 20 EACH

2039 PH pH (EPA SW846 9040/9045/SM 4500H B) 50 EACH

2040 TDS Residue - Filterable (TDS) (SM 2540 C) 25 EACH

2041 TSS Residue - Nonfilterable (TSS) (SM 2540D) 25 EACH

2042 %SOL % Solids (EPA 160.3M/ASTM 4643) 25 EACH

2043 SO4 Sulfate (EPA 300/SW846 9056) 25 EACH

2044 S Sulfide (SM 4500S2 F) 25 EACH

2045 TOC Total Organic Carbon (TOC) (AQ SM 5310 B/SW846 9060M) 20 EACH

2046 TOX Total Organic Halides (TOX) (SW846 9020B/9023) 20 EACH

2047 PHC Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH) (EPA 1664) 20 EACH

2048 TCLP RCRA AM RCRA Assessment Monitoring Package** 2 EACH

2049 TCLPFULL Full Package TCLP/SPLP ** 50 EACH

2050 TCLPM TCLP/SPLP Metals (SW846) 20 EACH

2051 V8260TCLP TCLP/SPLP Volatiles (SW846 8260) 20 EACH

2052 AB8270TCLP TCLP/SPLP Semivolatiles (SW846 8270) 20 EACH

2053 P8081TCLP TCLP/SPLP Pesticides (SW846 8081) 20 EACH

2054 H8151TCLP TCLP/SPLP Herbicides (SW846 8151) 20 EACH

2055 TCLPE, TCLPEW TCLP/SPLP Extraction 10 EACH

2056 ZHE ZHE Volatile Extraction 20 EACH

2057 IGN Ignitability (SW846 Chapter 7) 20 EACH

2058 CORR Corrosivity (SW846 Chapter 7) 20 EACH

2059 CREAC, SCREAC Reactivity, CN, S (SW846 Chapter 7) 20 EACH

2060 PNTFIL Paint Filter Test 10 EACH

2061 TCL, TAL+ TCL and TAL - Full, (VOA, BNA, Pest/PCB, Metals & CN)** 75 EACH

2062 PPL+ PPL - Full, (VOA, BNA, Pest/PCB, Metals, CN, Phenols)** 75 EACH

2063 EDD Support ADR/SEDD library support and EDD generation 25 EACH

2064 gamma spec* 901.1 10 EACH

2065 Ra 226 SW-846 9315 10 EACH

2066 VTO15STD Volatile Organics (TO15) 10 EACH

Estimated Quantity Unit Unit Price Total Amount

2067 V8015DGMEE Methane, Ethane & Ethene (SW846 8015) 50 EACH

2068 Energy Surcharge Energy Surcharge per SDG 100 EACH

2069 sampler support Sampler Support 150 hours

2070 14 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 14 day turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 25% na

2071 7 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 7 day turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 50% na

2072 3 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 3 day turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 65% na

2073 3 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 48 hour turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 75% na

2074 3 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 24 hour turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 100% na

2075 MISC

MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES (To be negotiated as necessary in an individual delivery order basis) (PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT AN OFFER FOR THIS ITEM) na

TOTAL

** See Table 5-3A for Complete package description

Miscellaneous Expensive may be incurred during the course of the project for task orders requiring one or more of the following:

1) Analytical tests not currently in the list of line items

2) USE of any Coolers, sample bottles and preservatives being shipped to USEPA laboratory (EPA will not return coolers)

Prices reflect a 21 business day turnaround.

Prices include sample bottles, preservatives, coolers and batch QA/QC data deliverables.

On-line data access required (password required).

*Gamma Spectroscopy comparison will be conducted using Ra-226 and Ra-228 (radium daughter ingrowth). The sample will be sealed at the laboratory and allowed to decay for 21 days prior to counting using gamma spectroscopy.

Analysis of the Target Compound (TCL) and Target Analyte List (TAL) and Priority Pollutant List (PPL) using protocols outlined in the most recent USEPA

0004 500,000 Lump Sum

OPTION OPTION YEAR 3

FFP

Chemical Analytical Laboratory Services for Environmental Sample Analysis.

AQUEOUS/SOIL/AIR - OPTION YEAR 3

Estimated Quantity Unit Unit Price Total Amount

3001 V624TCL, V8260TCL TCL/PPL Volatiles (EPA 624/SW846 8260) 200 EACH

3002 V8015GRO TPH (GRO) (SW846 8015) 30 EACH

3003 VMAVPH Massachusetts VPH (MAVPH) 15 EACH

3004 V5035KITLM Encore Sampling Kit Medium Level, 1 Encore (SW846 5035) 150 EACH

3005 V5035KITLL Encore Sampling Kit Low Level, 3 Encores (SW846 5035) 150 EACH

3006 MEOHKIT Methanol Sampling Kit Medium Level (SW846 5035) 50 EACH

3007 V5035KITFL VOC Soil Sampling Kit Low Level (SW846 5035) 25 EACH

3008 AB625PPL, AB8270PPL

TCL/PPL Semivolatiles (Base/Neutral and Acid Extractables)

(EPA 625/SW846 8270) 100 EACH

3009 P608PESTTCL, P8081PESTTCL TCL Pesticides (EPA 608/SW846 8081) 25 EACH

3010 P608PCB, P8082PCB PCBs (EPA 608/SW846 8082) 25 EACH

3011 H8151STD Chlorinated Herbicides (EPA 615/SW846 8151) 25 EACH

3012 S1,4- Dioxane 1,4- Dioxane (SW846 8270C SIM 2 ppb reporting limit) 50 EACH

3013 B8015DRO TPH (DRO) (SW846 8015) 25 EACH

3014 Individual codes per metal Metals by ICP (per metal) (EPA 200.7/SW846 6010) 25 EACH

3015 Individual codes per metal Metals by ICP/MS (per metal) (EPA 200.8/SW846 6020) 25 EACH

3016 Individual codes per metal Metals by Graphite Furnace (per metal) (EPA 200/SW846 7000) 25 EACH

3017 HG Mercury (EPA 245/SW846 7470/7471) 25 EACH

3018 METDIG Metals Digestion Fee 25 EACH

3019 HM8 8 RCRA Metals (SW846) 25 EACH

3020 MTAL TAL Metals Package (EPA 200/SW846 6010B/7000) 200 EACH

3021 ALK Alkalinity (SM 2320B) 25 EACH

3022 BOD BOD (SM 5210B) 10 EACH

3023 BRO Bromide (EPA 300/SW846 9056) 25 EACH

3024 CHL Chloride (SM 4500Cl-C/SW846 9056) 25 EACH

3025 TRC Chlorine, Residual (SM 4500ClF) 20 EACH

3026 COD COD (HACH 8000/SM 5220C) 10 EACH

3027 CN Cyanide, Total (SM20 4500CN G/SW846 9012) 25 EACH

3028 PCNA Cyanide, Amenable SM 4500 S2 F/ SW846 9012/) 25 EACH

3029 AMN Nitrogen, Ammonia (EPA 350.1) 25 EACH

3030 NO3O (XNO3O) Nitrogen, Nitrate (EPA 353.2/SM 4500NO2B) 25 EACH

3031 NO32 Nitrogen, Nitrate-Nitrite (EPA 353.2) 25 EACH

3032 NO2 Nitrogen, Nitrite (SM 4500NO2B) 25 EACH

3033 O+G-G Oil and Grease -Total (EPA 413.1/SW846 9070) 20 EACH

Estimated Quantity Unit Unit Price Total Amount

3034 OG1664 Oil and Grease -Total (EPA 1664a, SW846 9071A) 10 EACH

3035 DO Oxygen, Dissolved (SM 4500 OG) 20 EACH

3036 XPERCHLT Perchlorate (EPA 314/314 M) 10 EACH

3037 Per Perchlorate (SW846 8321A Mod or equivilent) 20 EACH

3038 Exp Explosives (SW846 8330) 20 EACH

3039 PH pH (EPA SW846 9040/9045/SM 4500H B) 50 EACH

3040 TDS Residue - Filterable (TDS) (SM 2540 C) 25 EACH

3041 TSS Residue - Nonfilterable (TSS) (SM 2540D) 25 EACH

3042 %SOL % Solids (EPA 160.3M/ASTM 4643) 25 EACH

3043 SO4 Sulfate (EPA 300/SW846 9056) 25 EACH

3044 S Sulfide (SM 4500S2 F) 25 EACH

3045 TOC Total Organic Carbon (TOC) (AQ SM 5310 B/SW846 9060M) 20 EACH

3046 TOX Total Organic Halides (TOX) (SW846 9020B/9023) 20 EACH

3047 PHC Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH) (EPA 1664) 20 EACH

3048 TCLP RCRA AM RCRA Assessment Monitoring Package** 2 EACH

3049 TCLPFULL Full Package TCLP/SPLP ** 50 EACH

3050 TCLPM TCLP/SPLP Metals (SW846) 20 EACH

3051 V8260TCLP TCLP/SPLP Volatiles (SW846 8260) 20 EACH

3052 AB8270TCLP TCLP/SPLP Semivolatiles (SW846 8270) 20 EACH

3053 P8081TCLP TCLP/SPLP Pesticides (SW846 8081) 20 EACH

3054 H8151TCLP TCLP/SPLP Herbicides (SW846 8151) 20 EACH

3055 TCLPE, TCLPEW TCLP/SPLP Extraction 10 EACH

3056 ZHE ZHE Volatile Extraction 20 EACH

3057 IGN Ignitability (SW846 Chapter 7) 20 EACH

3058 CORR Corrosivity (SW846 Chapter 7) 20 EACH

3059 CREAC, SCREAC Reactivity, CN, S (SW846 Chapter 7) 20 EACH

3060 PNTFIL Paint Filter Test 10 EACH

3061 TCL, TAL+ TCL and TAL - Full, (VOA, BNA, Pest/PCB, Metals & CN)** 75 EACH

3062 PPL+ PPL - Full, (VOA, BNA, Pest/PCB, Metals, CN, Phenols)** 75 EACH

3063 EDD Support ADR/SEDD library support and EDD generation 25 EACH

3064 gamma spec* 901.1 10 EACH

3065 Ra 226 SW-846 9315 10 EACH

3066 VTO15STD Volatile Organics (TO15) 10 EACH

Estimated Quantity Unit Unit Price Total Amount

3067 V8015DGMEE Methane, Ethane & Ethene (SW846 8015) 50 EACH

3068 Energy Surcharge Energy Surcharge per SDG 100 EACH

3069 sampler support Sampler Support 150 hours

3070 14 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 14 day turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 25% na

3071 7 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 7 day turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 50% na

3072 3 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 3 day turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 65% na

3073 3 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 48 hour turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 75% na

3074 3 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 24 hour turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 100% na

3075 MISC

MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES (To be negotiated as necessary in an individual delivery order basis) (PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT AN OFFER FOR THIS ITEM) na

TOTAL

** See Table 5-3A for Complete package description

Miscellaneous Expensive may be incurred during the course of the project for task orders requiring one or more of the following:

1) Analytical tests not currently in the list of line items

2) USE of any Coolers, sample bottles and preservatives being shipped to USEPA laboratory (EPA will not return coolers)

Prices reflect a 21 business day turnaround.

Prices include sample bottles, preservatives, coolers and batch QA/QC data deliverables.

On-line data access required (password required).

*Gamma Spectroscopy comparison will be conducted using Ra-226 and Ra-228 (radium daughter ingrowth). The sample will be sealed at the laboratory and allowed to decay for 21 days prior to counting using gamma spectroscopy.

Analysis of the Target Compound (TCL) and Target Analyte List (TAL) and Priority Pollutant List (PPL) using protocols outlined in the most recent USEPA

0005 500,000 Lump Sum

OPTION OPTION YEAR 4

FFP

Chemical Analytical Laboratory Services for Environmental Sample Analysis.

TOTAL OF BASE YEAR AND ALL 4 OPTION YEARS $_____________________

AQUEOUS/SOIL/AIR - OPTION YEAR 4

Estimated Quantity Unit Unit Price Total Amount

4001 V624TCL, V8260TCL TCL/PPL Volatiles (EPA 624/SW846 8260) 200 EACH

4002 V8015GRO TPH (GRO) (SW846 8015) 30 EACH

4003 VMAVPH Massachusetts VPH (MAVPH) 15 EACH

4004 V5035KITLM Encore Sampling Kit Medium Level, 1 Encore (SW846 5035) 150 EACH

4005 V5035KITLL Encore Sampling Kit Low Level, 3 Encores (SW846 5035) 150 EACH

4006 MEOHKIT Methanol Sampling Kit Medium Level (SW846 5035) 50 EACH

4007 V5035KITFL VOC Soil Sampling Kit Low Level (SW846 5035) 25 EACH

4008 AB625PPL, AB8270PPL

TCL/PPL Semivolatiles (Base/Neutral and Acid Extractables)

(EPA 625/SW846 8270) 100 EACH

4009 P608PESTTCL, P8081PESTTCL TCL Pesticides (EPA 608/SW846 8081) 25 EACH

4010 P608PCB, P8082PCB PCBs (EPA 608/SW846 8082) 25 EACH

4011 H8151STD Chlorinated Herbicides (EPA 615/SW846 8151) 25 EACH

4012 S1,4- Dioxane 1,4- Dioxane (SW846 8270C SIM 2 ppb reporting limit) 50 EACH

4013 B8015DRO TPH (DRO) (SW846 8015) 25 EACH

4014 Individual codes per metal Metals by ICP (per metal) (EPA 200.7/SW846 6010) 25 EACH

4015 Individual codes per metal Metals by ICP/MS (per metal) (EPA 200.8/SW846 6020) 25 EACH

4016 Individual codes per metal Metals by Graphite Furnace (per metal) (EPA 200/SW846 7000) 25 EACH

4017 HG Mercury (EPA 245/SW846 7470/7471) 25 EACH

4018 METDIG Metals Digestion Fee 25 EACH

4019 HM8 8 RCRA Metals (SW846) 25 EACH

4020 MTAL TAL Metals Package (EPA 200/SW846 6010B/7000) 200 EACH

4021 ALK Alkalinity (SM 2320B) 25 EACH

4022 BOD BOD (SM 5210B) 10 EACH

4023 BRO Bromide (EPA 300/SW846 9056) 25 EACH

4024 CHL Chloride (SM 4500Cl-C/SW846 9056) 25 EACH

4025 TRC Chlorine, Residual (SM 4500ClF) 20 EACH

4026 COD COD (HACH 8000/SM 5220C) 10 EACH

4027 CN Cyanide, Total (SM20 4500CN G/SW846 9012) 25 EACH

4028 PCNA Cyanide, Amenable SM 4500 S2 F/ SW846 9012/) 25 EACH

4029 AMN Nitrogen, Ammonia (EPA 350.1) 25 EACH

4030 NO3O (XNO3O) Nitrogen, Nitrate (EPA 353.2/SM 4500NO2B) 25 EACH

4031 NO32 Nitrogen, Nitrate-Nitrite (EPA 353.2) 25 EACH

4032 NO2 Nitrogen, Nitrite (SM 4500NO2B) 25 EACH

4033 O+G-G Oil and Grease -Total (EPA 413.1/SW846 9070) 20 EACH

Estimated Quantity Unit Unit Price Total Amount

4034 OG1664 Oil and Grease -Total (EPA 1664a, SW846 9071A) 10 EACH

4035 DO Oxygen, Dissolved (SM 4500 OG) 20 EACH

4036 XPERCHLT Perchlorate (EPA 314/314 M) 10 EACH

4037 Per Perchlorate (SW846 8321A Mod or equivilent) 20 EACH

4038 Exp Explosives (SW846 8330) 20 EACH

4039 PH pH (EPA SW846 9040/9045/SM 4500H B) 50 EACH

4040 TDS Residue - Filterable (TDS) (SM 2540 C) 25 EACH

4041 TSS Residue - Nonfilterable (TSS) (SM 2540D) 25 EACH

4042 %SOL % Solids (EPA 160.3M/ASTM 4643) 25 EACH

4043 SO4 Sulfate (EPA 300/SW846 9056) 25 EACH

4044 S Sulfide (SM 4500S2 F) 25 EACH

4045 TOC Total Organic Carbon (TOC) (AQ SM 5310 B/SW846 9060M) 20 EACH

4046 TOX Total Organic Halides (TOX) (SW846 9020B/9023) 20 EACH

4047 PHC Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH) (EPA 1664) 20 EACH

4048 TCLP RCRA AM RCRA Assessment Monitoring Package** 2 EACH

4049 TCLPFULL Full Package TCLP/SPLP ** 50 EACH

4050 TCLPM TCLP/SPLP Metals (SW846) 20 EACH

4051 V8260TCLP TCLP/SPLP Volatiles (SW846 8260) 20 EACH

4052 AB8270TCLP TCLP/SPLP Semivolatiles (SW846 8270) 20 EACH

4053 P8081TCLP TCLP/SPLP Pesticides (SW846 8081) 20 EACH

4054 H8151TCLP TCLP/SPLP Herbicides (SW846 8151) 20 EACH

4055 TCLPE, TCLPEW TCLP/SPLP Extraction 10 EACH

4056 ZHE ZHE Volatile Extraction 20 EACH

4057 IGN Ignitability (SW846 Chapter 7) 20 EACH

4058 CORR Corrosivity (SW846 Chapter 7) 20 EACH

4059 CREAC, SCREAC Reactivity, CN, S (SW846 Chapter 7) 20 EACH

4060 PNTFIL Paint Filter Test 10 EACH

4061 TCL, TAL+ TCL and TAL - Full, (VOA, BNA, Pest/PCB, Metals & CN)** 75 EACH

4062 PPL+ PPL - Full, (VOA, BNA, Pest/PCB, Metals, CN, Phenols)** 75 EACH

4063 EDD Support ADR/SEDD library support and EDD generation 25 EACH

4064 gamma spec* 901.1 10 EACH

4065 Ra 226 SW-846 9315 10 EACH

4066 VTO15STD Volatile Organics (TO15) 10 EACH

Estimated Quantity Unit Unit Price Total Amount

4067 V8015DGMEE Methane, Ethane & Ethene (SW846 8015) 50 EACH

4068 Energy Surcharge Energy Surcharge per SDG 100 EACH

4069 sampler support Sampler Support 150 hours

4070 14 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 14 day turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 25% na

4071 7 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 7 day turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 50% na

4072 3 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 3 day turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 65% na

4073 3 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 48 hour turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 75% na

4074 3 day TAT

Additional cost associated with a 24 hour turn around time (faster turn around time for less then the standard 21 days) (See Section C Scope of Work, Section 1.2, No 11) 100% na

7075 MISC

MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES (To be negotiated as necessary in an individual delivery order basis) (PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT AN OFFER FOR THIS ITEM) na

TOTAL

** See Table 5-3A for Complete package description

Miscellaneous Expensive may be incurred during the course of the project for task orders requiring one or more of the following:

1) Analytical tests not currently in the list of line items

2) USE of any Coolers, sample bottles and preservatives being shipped to USEPA laboratory (EPA will not return coolers)

Prices reflect a 21 business day turnaround.

Prices include sample bottles, preservatives, coolers and batch QA/QC data deliverables.

On-line data access required (password required).

*Gamma Spectroscopy comparison will be conducted using Ra-226 and Ra-228 (radium daughter ingrowth). The sample will be sealed at the laboratory and allowed to decay for 21 days prior to counting using gamma spectroscopy.

Analysis of the Target Compound (TCL) and Target Analyte List (TAL) and Priority Pollutant List (PPL) using protocols outlined in the most recent USEPA

TOTAL BASE YEAR + ALL (4) OPTION YEARS

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U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS

Philadelphia District - Geo-Environmental Section

INDEFINITE DELIVERY CONTRACT FOR CHEMICAL ANALYTICAL SERVICES

FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLE ANALYSIS

SECTION C

SCOPE OF WORK

GENERAL INFORMATION:

• Contract Number:

• Contract Action:

• Laboratory Name, Address & Telephone Number:

• Name of Sub-Contractor Laboratory:

• Points of Contact: Laboratory:

USACE: Erika McCormick (EC-DG)

(910) 251-4793

CONTENTS

Section 1 Contract Description Section 2 Contract Organization and Responsibilities Section 3 Quality Assurance Objectives for Data Measurement Section 4 Sample Handling Requirements Section 5 Analysis Requirements Section 6 Calibration Procedures and Frequencies Section 7 Quality Assurance and Quality Control Procedures Section 8 Preventive Maintenance Section 9 Corrective Action for Unacceptable Data Section 10 Laboratory Data Reduction, Validation, and Reporting

TABLES

Table 5-3A Summary of Analytical Method Packages

U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS

Philadelphia District - Geo-Environmental Section

INDEFINITE DELIVERY CONTRACT FOR CHEMICAL ANALYTICAL SERVICES

FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLE ANALYSIS

SECTION C – SCOPE OF WORK

Section 1: Contract Description

1.1 Contract Background. This indefinite delivery contract (IDC) is for laboratory analytical services and related efforts in support of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Philadelphia District, for the chemical analysis of soils, sediments, sludges, ground waters, surface waters, oils, wastes, air, and other environmental samples. Analytical services will be performed by the Contractor to support Military, Superfund, Civil Works, and “Support for Others” Activities of the USACE Philadelphia District.

The purpose of this indefinite delivery contract is to enable the performance, under a single contract mechanism, of analytical services for various projects as needed. Individual task orders will be issued for each analytical services scope under this contract. Each task order will contain specific scope-related information such as number and type of analyses required, test method references, project deliverable requirements, project timing, applicable shipping information, etc.

Upon receipt of a project scope of work, the contractor laboratory will develop and submit a cost estimate to the USACE point of contact. Following USACE approval of this cost estimate, a task order will be issued to the contract laboratory for the project work.

The laboratory shall maintain active and current National Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Conference (NELAC) and New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) certifications including air certification throughout the term of this contract in order to be awarded task orders. This certification will be in accordance with the requirements contained in the Department of Defense (DOD) Quality Systems Manual (QSM), EM 200-1-3, and the specified SW-846 methods in this scope. Any laboratory may submit a proposal that complies with the Department of Defense (DOD) Quality Systems Manual (QSM) and possesses current National Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Conference (NELAC) and New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) certifications including air sampling, able to provide Department of Defense (DOD) Quality Systems Manual (QSM) Self Declaration form and comply with the up coming Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (ELAP) Oct 1, 2009. ). The laboratory must be able to produce Automated Data Review (ADR) and Stage Electronic Data Deliverables (SEDD) in compliance with electronic Quality Assurance Project Plans (QAPPs).

Bidding laboratories must be currently certified and provide a copy of the certificate for the following: NELAC, NJDEP certification including air certification, DOD QSM Self Declaration form and provide appropriate paper work indicating actively pursuing ELAP certification as part of the submittal.

1.2 Scope of Work. The Philadelphia District performs various field investigations for hazardous, toxic, and radioactive waste (HTRW) projects that involve collection of primary samples, split samples, and/or quality assurance samples from various hazardous and toxic waste sites located within District Boundaries. Work involving sites outside the District may be required.

The following specific information related to the activities and required services is provided:

1 National Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Conference (NELAC) and New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) certification including air certification, Department of Defense (DOD) Quality Systems Manual (QSM) Self Declaration form (prior to award of task orders) will be in accordance with the requirements contained in the DOD QSM and the specified SW-846 methods and compliance with the up coming ELAP, Oct 1, 2009

2 The analytical laboratory will retain all analytical and supporting data for a minimum period of five years following the date of analysis.

3 The capability of providing access to data electronically via internet is required.

The laboratory should provide a summary description and information regarding internet access capabilities that are available to USACE. The following is required: PDF searchable structured complete data packages (including QC and raw data), invoice information, edd exports and the ability to auto email data once the data is complete.

Sampling tracking and invoice information must also be available via a secure laboratory internet site.

4 The analytical laboratory must provide detection or reporting limits for the analytical parameters to be used in this contract as part of the proposal. The detection and reporting limits should be consistent with the best currently available technology and instrumentation in the industry using the test methods.

The laboratory should also submit the most recent method detection limit (MDL) studies for VOCs using SW-846 8260B.

5 The laboratory should submit as part of the proposal a list of projects to show capability to handle multiple projects valued between $10K and $60K issued simultaneously that have been successfully completed within the last two years including a point of contact, telephone number, and dollar value for each job listed and any other contracts similar in size and scope to this procurement. At least two references shall be included.

6 The laboratory must indicate whether it is capable of providing data results in electronic format directly from a Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) as opposed to manual manipulation. A list will be provided as part of the proposal that lists parameters for which data results can be generated from the LIMS, as well as parameters for which data results can not be generated from the

LIMS (i.e., manual manipulation is required). Automated Data Review (ADR) A1 and A3 tables and Stage Electronic Data Deliverables (2a) are required as an electronic data deliverable generated from the LIMS system.

7 Method references and analytical parameters to be used are summarized in

Section B and Table 5-3A. The laboratory shall provide unit costs for each of the parameters listed in Table 5-3A. A single unit cost shall be provided by the laboratory for each line item regardless of the sample matrix (i.e., the same price will be applicable for soil, water, or waste samples). If desired, the laboratory may also provide, as separate line items, unit costs for analyses that are not included in Tables 5-3A. Test methods to be used will consist of the latest promulgated versions of SW-846, CLP, or other proven analytical procedures.

No draft versions will be used unless specifically requested prior to analysis.

8 During the course of the contract, additional parameters that are not listed in

Section B and Table 5-3A may be requested by USACE for certain task orders. If this occurs, the laboratory will provide unit costs for the requested parameters at that time.

The laboratory will indicate for which parameters it has NELAC and NJDEP certifications as well as those parameters that are subcontracted. The laboratory should also indicate which, if any, parameters it does not have the capability of performing and which must be subcontracted out to another laboratory for analysis. Subcontracted laboratories to be used must be listed in the submittal.

9 The analytical laboratory will ship/deliver required bottles, preservatives, coolers, and other supplies to a location address specified by USACE prior to each sampling event. The projected estimates of samples to be collected will be used to determine the numbers and types of sample containers and shipping supplies.

All sample containers, coolers, etc. will be shipped overnight via FedEx by the laboratory or delivered by lab personnel, unless specified otherwise. Courier service may also be required on a per project basis.

10 Potential sample matrices will include soil, sediments, water, wastes, oils, sludges, air, and other environmental samples.

11 The standard turnaround time will be 21 days. However, depending on project needs, required turnaround times may vary for different sampling events. The contract laboratory should also provide percentage factor used for 14 day, 7 day, and 3 day, 48 hour and 24 hour turnarounds. During the course of the contract, additional turnaround times may be required for certain task orders. If this occurs, USACE will request the laboratory to provide the appropriate sample turnaround times and the contract can be modified if required.

12 Samples may be collected by USACE personnel, USACE contractors, other agencies, or contractors not directly hired by USACE. Sampling personnel will collect and supply field-generated QA/QC samples (rinsate blanks, duplicates, MS/MSD, etc.) as per the requirements of the task-specific project. The contract laboratory will provide pre-packaged trip blanks, rinsate blank water, etc., at a rate specified by USACE for each sampling event or project.

13 USACE may require, on a per-project basis, assistance of one or more…