Section_J_-_Label_Reference_Sheet.pdf
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This notice provides details on an upcoming environmental remediation services contract for Fort Belvoir in Virginia. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District plans to issue a request for proposal on or around July 15, 2019 for environmental remediation and compliance services at Fort Belvoir. The contract will be a total small business set-aside with a NAICS code of 569210 and size standard of 500 employees. The single award task order contract has a minimum guarantee of $15,000 and total capacity of $45 million over one base year and four option years. Required services under the contract include environmental compliance, restoration, conservation, pollution prevention, and management activities such as hazardous waste handling, water testing, and natural resources surveys. Offerors must register in SAM to participate. The award date is anticipated to be September 2019.
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ekabay Callout First initial, last name of person collecting sample.
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REP 001
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REP 001
ekabay Callout For preserved samples write formula for preservative in bottle: e.g. H2SO4 for Sulfuric Acid. Draw horizontal line in box if no preservative ekabay Callout Date and time sample was collected ekabay Arrow ekabay Callout Analyte(s) the sample should be analyzed to detect. E.g. dissolved metals, NO2/NO3, ekabay Callout Leave blank ekabay Text Box Label Reference Sheet ekabay Text Box
- All sample bottles must be properly labeled
- Fields for Sample ID, Location, Analysis, and Preservative are completed before sampling events
- Fields for Sampled By, Date, and Time must be completed in the field
- Write CONTAMINATED across label if a sample is compromised in the field (for example: if a filter breaks while collecting dissolved metals)
- Use write-in-the-rain pens for labels in the field
- Team leads carry extra labels if a label becomes illegible
- Information on labels should match field notebook and Chain of Custody (COC) forms
- At the end of the sampling event, check each bottle to ensure it is properly labeled and matches the COC form before transporting the samples to the lab
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