Waterborne Pathogen Testing and Environmental Microbiology Services

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ITB-PRC-FY27-0092
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California
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Santa Clara County is soliciting proposals for waterborne pathogen testing and environmental microbiology services supporting Santa Clara Valley Healthcare Facilities and the Renal Care Dialysis Clinic, with proposals due October 22, 2026. The contractor must maintain ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation for environmental water and microbiology analyses and CDC ELITE participation for Legionella culture testing — the mandatory capability filters.

Services encompass laboratory analysis of County-collected water samples, including AAMI ST108 water quality testing, Legionella culture, endotoxin, trace metals, heterotrophic plate count bacteria, dialysis water testing, and related environmental microbiology analyses required for regulated healthcare environments. The contractor must provide same-day courier pickup and transport of samples through an established network, deliver results reporting, and supply compliance support for CMS, AAMI, and Joint Commission requirements. All analyses must comply with AAMI ST108 standards, and dialysis water results must use CMS reference ranges. The contractor furnishes all supervision, labor, transportation, equipment, and materials.

No estimated contract value, contract term, evaluation criteria, pre-bid meeting, or question deadline are specified in the posting.

Opportunity text

Contractor will perform water testing and environmental microbiology services for Santa Clara Valley Healthcare Facilities and the Renal Care Dialysis Clinic. Services include laboratory analysis of County‑collected water samples, including AAMI ST108 water quality testing, Legionella culture, endotoxin, trace metals, HPC bacteria, dialysis water testing, and other environmental microbiology analyses required for regulated healthcare environments. Contractor will also provide reporting of results, compliance support for CMS, AAMI, and Joint Commission requirements, and same‑day courier pickup and transport of samples through an established courier network. Contractor will provide all supervision, labor, transportation, equipment, and related materials necessary to perform these services. The laboratory performing these services must maintain ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation for environmental water and microbiology analyses and CDC ELITE participation for Legionella culture testing. Additionally, all analyses must be performed in accordance with AAMI ST108 standards, and dialysis water results must be reported using CMS reference ranges.

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