water and wastewater sample analysis for Fort Detrick, MD Drinking Water and Wastewater Treatment plants.
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This contract involves providing water testing services for the Fort Detrick Drinking Water and Wastewater Treatment Plants in Maryland to ensure compliance with the Maryland Department of the Environment's requirements. The contractor is responsible for collecting water samples on a scheduled basis from these facilities, transporting them to a certified laboratory, conducting the required analyses, and delivering the results in written reports to the government. This work supports the maintenance of essential state permits for plant operation. The contract is structured as a base period plus four optional twelve-month extensions. A key requirement is that the contractor’s laboratory maintains certifications from the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), with additional accreditation needed for radiological analyses from the Laboratory Accreditation Bureau and NELAC. Proof of these certifications must be submitted during solicitation and before optional periods are awarded. The contract is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 541380, administered by the Department of Defense's W6QM Micc-ft Belvoir office. The place of performance is Frederick, Maryland, and primary contacts are provided for communication and coordination.
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Frederick, MD, 21702, USASet-Aside
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This contract provides water testing services for a regimen of analysis required by the Maryland Department of the Environment. This analysis is required in order to maintain Maryland State Permits necessary to operate the Fort Detrick Drinking Water and Wastewater Treatment Plants. The contractor will be required to pick up samples at the Water and Wastewater Treatment plants on a scheduled basis, transport the samples to their testing lab, conduct the analysis and then provide the results in a written report to the Government.
This is a base plus four twelve-month contract.
PWS Paragraph 1.7.8.: The contractor must obtain and maintain MDE and EPA Laboratory Certification. Laboratories performing radiological analysis must hold certification from the Laboratory Accreditation Bureau and NELAC. Proof of certification must be provided during the contract solicitation process and before the issuance of any optional periods. If the certification is lost during contract execution, the contractor must promptly notify the Government for appropriate action
