Hydrogeological Testing and Water Quality Monitoring
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This subcontract for Hydrogeological Testing and Water Quality Monitoring is issued by the Valley of the Moon Water District in California. The selected provider will support prime contractors on State Water Resources Control Board Division of Drinking Water projects by performing water quality sampling and aquifer monitoring. Key responsibilities include monitoring aquifer levels and pressure via flow meters and transducers, sampling pumped water, and delivering comprehensive water quality reports and aquifer impact analyses to the State Water Board. To qualify for this engagement, the provider must hold the necessary environmental sampling certifications and ensure full compliance with California State Water Board regulations. The scope of work is categorized under NAICS code 541620, focusing on environmental consulting and technical reporting to ensure the safety and stability of the aquifer.
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This scope was carved out of Park Avenue Well and Verano Avenue Well ASR Projects NOE.
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