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Environmental Laboratory Analysis and Technical Services

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The Environmental Laboratory Analysis and Technical Services subcontract supports prime contractors on projects for the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management. The scope of work involves performing chemical analysis of unknown materials and providing environmental consulting, specifically focusing on organic and inorganic analysis, EPA Method 1311 Zero Headspace Extraction, and comprehensive geological and hydrological assessments. The primary deliverables for this engagement are detailed analytical reports and compliance summaries. To qualify for this contract, service providers must maintain laboratory accreditation for the required EPA methods. Additionally, the contract mandates that personnel performing specialized tasks hold professional licenses in geology, biology, or toxicology. This effort falls under NAICS code 541380 and is managed through the State of Rhode Island.

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Subcontract for Rhode Island environmental analysis, consulting, and reporting requiring specific professional accreditations.

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RI, USA

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AgencyState of Rhode Island
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Organization / AgencyState of Rhode Island
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Performs chemical analysis of unknown materials and environmental consulting for prime contractors on Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management projects. Conducts organic/inorganic analysis, EPA Method 1311 Zero Headspace Extraction, and geological/hydrological assessments. Requires laboratory accreditation for EPA methods and professional licenses for Geologists, Biologists, and Toxicologists. Delivers analytical reports and compliance summaries.

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