On-call laboratory testing for water and wastewater compliance
On-Call Laboratory Testing for Planning and Public Works, Solicitation 103990, issued by Pierce County.
At a glance
Pierce County Planning and Public Works seeks an on-call laboratory contractor to perform environmental testing for wastewater treatment plants, drinking water systems, stormwater permits, and watershed monitoring. Services include NPDES permit compliance testing, biosolid analysis, water quality monitoring, and benthic macroinvertebrate identification to meet federal and state regulatory requirements.
Key facts
- Issuing agency
- Pierce County
- Solicitation number
- 103990
- Type
- purchase
- Posted
- Jul 26, 2024
- Response deadline
- Aug 16, 2024, 7:00 PM EDT
- Place of performance
- Pierce County, WA
Official description
Solicitation #2024-RFP-720. Issued by Planning and Public Works. Pierce County (hereafter known as 'the County') is seeking proposals for on-call laboratory services to support the County’s compliance with a variety of federal and state regulatory requirements, including the Washington State Waste Discharge and National Pollutant Discharge and Elimination System (NPDES) permit; Industrial Pretreatment Program, Washington State Department of Health Drinking Water Rules; MS4 NPDES Permit, Watershed health assessment; Illicit Discharge, Detection, and Elimination (IDDE) work; and to support other related County activities, including: Wastewater treatment plant(s): NPDES permit compliance, biosolid management, process control, treatment system performance evaluation, groundwater monitoring, and industrial wastewater discharge monitoring Drinking water system(s) and water right wells source water quality monitoring and compliance monitoring MS4 NPDES permit, construction stormwater permit, Industrial stormwater general permit compliance, and receiving water stream monitoring including taxonomic analysis of benthic macroinvertebrates. Other sites or activities as needed.
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