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Wastewater Testing and Chemical Analysis Laboratory Services

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This subcontract for Wastewater Testing and Chemical Analysis Laboratory Services supports prime contractors on Missouri Department of Corrections projects at the Ozark Correctional Center. The selected provider will be responsible for sample preparation and chemical analysis of wastewater samples, utilizing certified laboratory facilities and instruments to quantify analytes and determine detection limits. All work must adhere to specific reference methods and quality control procedures to ensure accuracy. The contractor is required to deliver comprehensive final analysis reports that include quantified results, method references, and concentration units. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 541380 and is associated with the Missouri Department of Corrections. The response deadline for this requirement is September 30, 2026.

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Wastewater testing and chemical analysis services for Missouri Department of Corrections by September 2026.

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AgencyMissouri → DOC OZARK CORRECTIONAL CENTER
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Performs sample preparation and chemical analysis for wastewater samples for prime contractors on Missouri Department of Corrections projects at the Ozark Correctional Center. Quantifies analytes and determines detection limits using specific reference methods and quality control procedures. Utilizes certified laboratory facilities and analytical instruments. Delivers complete final analysis reports including quantified results, method references, and concentration units.

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