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This subcontract for Water Quality and Sediment Monitoring Services supports prime contractors on California State Lands Commission sand mining projects in San Francisco. The scope of work involves comprehensive scientific monitoring of receiving waters, specifically focusing on the tracking of suspended sediment plumes and the chemical analysis of overflow effluent to detect toxic pollutants. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for performing bivalve larval toxicity bioassay testing and analyzing reference water for PCB congeners and low-level mercury. To successfully execute these requirements, the contractor must possess specialized laboratory analysis equipment for toxins. The primary deliverable for this engagement is the submission of Water Quality Monitoring Program Results Reports. The project falls under NAICS code 541620, emphasizing the need for professional environmental consulting and technical expertise.

General Info

Subcontract for water quality and sediment monitoring services for California sand mining projects.

Agency

California State Lands Commission

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting Services

Place of Performance

San Francisco, CA

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This scope was carved out of 2007072036.

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San Francisco Bay and Delta Sand Mining Project

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AgencyCalifornia State Lands Commission

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Performs scientific monitoring of receiving waters for prime contractors on CSLC sand mining projects. Monitors suspended sediment plumes, conducts chemical analysis of overflow effluent for toxic pollutants, and performs bivalve larval toxicity bioassay testing. Analyzes reference water for low-level mercury and PCB congeners. Requires laboratory analysis equipment for toxins. Delivers Water Quality Monitoring Program Results Reports.

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