NAICS Classification 541380 Government Contracts

Solicitation 140G0226Q0177 for B--MACROINVERTEBRATE SAMPLE ANALYSIS published by INTERIOR, DEPARTMENT OF THE. Prospective offerors must consult official solicitation documents on SAM.gov for full instructions, specifications, and submission deadlines.

Anatomic Referral Lab Services for the Louis Stokes VAMC Pathology & Laboratory Services (PALMS). Period of Performance is 09/28/2026 - 09/27/2027.

This purchase order is a combination of multiple efforts supporting the Bureau of Land Management New Mexico in determining the composition of water samples and soil samples in southeastern New Mexico

Solicitation 36C24E26P0055 for Specialized Biomarker Lab for TRACTS published by VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF. Prospective offerors must consult official solicitation documents on SAM.gov for full instructions, specifications, and submission deadlines.

Solicitation 140G0226Q0177 for B--MACROINVERTEBRATE SAMPLE ANALYSIS published by INTERIOR, DEPARTMENT OF THE. Prospective offerors must consult official solicitation documents on SAM.gov for full instructions, specifications, and submission deadlines.

Solicitation 140G0226Q0176 for B--Cation exchange capacity and X-ray diffraction of geologic samples published by INTERIOR, DEPARTMENT OF THE. Prospective offerors must consult official solicitation documents on SAM.gov for full instructions, specifications, and submission deadlines.

Solicitation 36C26126Q0945 for M1DZ--Emergency Power Supply System (EPSS) Dark Start Load Test, Las Vegas VA Medical Center published by DEPT OF DEFENSE. Contractors must submit responses conforming to the requirements in the official SAM.gov solicitation notice and associated attachments.

Solicitation 36C24627P0027 for Q301--Legionella Testing VISN 6 published by DEPT OF DEFENSE. Contractors must submit responses conforming to the requirements in the official SAM.gov solicitation notice and associated attachments.

Solicitation 127EAV26Q0125 for Wheat DNA Library Sequencing published by DEPT OF DEFENSE. Contractors must submit responses conforming to the requirements in the official SAM.gov solicitation notice and associated attachments.

Solicitation 36C26027P0019 for B533 Process Water Samples for Renal Dialysis, VA Puget Sound Health Care System published by DEPT OF DEFENSE. Contractors must submit responses conforming to the requirements in the official SAM.gov solicitation notice and associated attachments.

Solicitation W81K0027QA015 for Calibration and Temperature Mapping published by DEPT OF DEFENSE. Contractors must submit responses conforming to the requirements in the official SAM.gov solicitation notice and associated attachments.

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT (PWS) National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Laboratory Services SCOPE OF WORK 1.0 Overview The Chief Joseph Dam Project is a hydroelectric facility operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps), Seattle District. The dam is located on the Columbia River at Hwy 17 & Pearl Hill Rd, Bridgeport, WA 98813. The Corps has been issued a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 10 for the Chief Joseph Dam Project. To ensure the protection of water quality and human health, this NPDES permit establishes limits on the types and amounts of pollutants that can be discharged from the Project and requires routine monitoring of discharge points. The Corps is seeking an accredited laboratory for analytical services to demonstrate compliance with the NPDES permit limits for Oil and Grease. Corps personnel will conduct all sampling and packaging, and schedule pickup of coolers for delivery of the samples to the laboratory. 2.0 Laboratory Accreditation The laboratory shall be accredited in accordance with the National Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (NELAP) or have a current laboratory accreditation with the Washington State Department of Ecology Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program for the analyte(s) required in the task(s). If the laboratory cannot conduct a specific analytical process, they may contract with another laboratory to perform the analysis. All contractors and subcontractors, if any, shall submit at least one of the above accreditations qualifications/certificates when submitting their quote per FAR 52.212-2 Evaluation – Commercial Items. 3.0 Laboratory Location The laboratory must be located within 200 road miles of Bridgeport, WA. 4.0 Work Performance Period The base year and option years are shown below. Option years may be exercised at the Government’s discretion. Base year: 01 Nov 2026 – 31 Oct 2027 Option year 1: 01 Nov 2027 – 31 Oct 2028 Option year 2: 01 Nov 2028 – 31 Oct 2029 Option year 3: 01 Nov 2029 – 31 Oct 2030 Option year 4: 01 Nov 2030 – 31 Oct 2031 5.0 Task The Corps anticipates 540 samples will be submitted for analysis during the base year and for each of the option years. These sampling quantities include an optional line item for unforeseen analytical. The actual quantities may be lower due to variables with facility operations and frequency of the optional analytical. Samples submitted shall not exceed the anticipated quantities specified in this paragraph. Only actual quantities performed shall be invoiced. All analytical methods must be approved under the most current 40 CFR part 136, unless a particular method is expressly requested by the Corps. All analysis shall be completed within the allowable holding times listed in 40 CFR 136.3, Table II. Tables 1 and 2 summarize the sampling quantity, frequency, and parameters for the Chief Joseph Dam Project during the base and option years. In accordance with FAR 52-217-7 OPTION FOR INCREASED QUANTITY, the Contracting Officer may exercise option items by written notice to the Contractor within the Period of Performance, but no less than 30 days prior to the end of the Period of Performance. The Period of Performance may be extended to accommodate performing Option Items. In the event samples are delivered above their temperature requirements or outside their hold time, the Analytical laboratory shall immediately contact project listed in Section #7 and not conduct any analysis of samples above the recommended temperature range. 6.0 Supplies The laboratory shall supply all materials and equipment for the safe and method appropriate handling, collection, and preservation of samples. Shipping and sample containers and supplies shall be suitable for the sample matrix and analytical method. The laboratory shall provide sample bottle kits to the Chief Joseph Dam Project in properly sized sample coolers. A typical sample bottle kit shall include: • Properly sized sample coolers • Pre-labeled and preserved sample bottles • Materials for holding wet ice. • Temperature blanks (when required) • Sampling instructions • Sufficient shipping labels • Chain of custody forms • Packaging instructions • Any materials required to ship samples, including boxes, packing materials, etc. The laboratory shall deliver the appropriate amount of sample bottle kits and coolers at least once per month. Enough coolers will be supplied that allow the project to keep samples once packaged for delivery at 4 ℃ (+/- 2 ℃) until delivered to the laboratory. Coolers will be labeled for proper DOT shipment and sent to the project address listed in Section #7. In addition to the sample kits, the laboratory must provide one (1) additional month supply of sample bottles and labels to be held in stock at the project to be used as replacements for damaged bottles or unplanned verification sampling. 7.0 Deliverables Accurate and complete analytical results shall be provided electronically in a searchable PDF. All electronic laboratory reports shall be submitted to the Corps within 10 business days of sample receipt by the laboratory. All analytical reports shall contain Level II QC data packages including the following at a minimum as appropriate. • Analytical results • Case Narrative • Surrogate recoveries • Chain-of-custody. • Method blank • Laboratory control sample (LCS) and duplicate (LCSD) • Matrix spike (MS) and Matrix spike duplicate (MSD) If discrepancies are found, an updated report will be created and sent electronically to the project contact. Exceedances of reporting levels will be reported to the project contact listed in Section #7 immediately. All electronic laboratory reports shall be submitted to [email protected] and [email protected]. Chief Joseph Dam Project Warehouse Attn: Marshall Grip or Bradley Nygaard Hwy 17 & Pearl Hill Road. Bridgeport WA 98813 - 1120 8.0 Shipping The Contractor shall provide regularly scheduled pickup and delivery of supplies listed in section 6.0. The Contractor shall be required to accept shipments until the close of business, confirm shipments for pickup, and adhere to the delivery schedules of each receiving activity. Shipping options shall be provided that allow the coolers to be delivered to the Contractor’s laboratory at a temperature of 4 ℃ (+/- 2 ℃) until delivered and received by the laboratory. Shipping shall be 2-day ground expedited delivery to ensure the temperature remains within the specified limits for the samples and to ensure timely reporting. In some circumstances Project staff may deem it appropriate to self-transport samples or directly pick up sampling supplies from the drop-off/pick-up location. The contractor and Project staff will coordinate as needed to pick-up/drop-off supplies in the regular delivery/return service times between 6:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. local time. In the event that supplies or samples are self-transported transit will be the sole responsibility of USACE staff. The Contractor shall provide delivery/return service between 6:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. PST, Monday through Thursday, excluding observed federal holidays as listed here: https://www.opm.gov/policy-data-oversight/pay- leave/federal-holidays/#url=Overview 9.0 Installation Security The Contractor shall comply with all local security regulations. Security regulations are directive in nature and shall be adhered to by all Contractor personnel. 10.0 Pick Up Locations Chief Joseph Dam Project Warehouse Hwy 17 & Pearl Hill Road. Bridgeport WA 98813 - 1120 11.0 Additional Services The Contractor shall not perform any services under this contract which are considered by the Contractor to be a change in the work or services required by this agreement without written approval of the Contracting Officer. 12.0 Correction of Unsatisfactory Work The Contractor shall adhere to the requirements outlined in the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP). The Contracting Officer’s Representative maintains the right to reject any work that is found to be in error, incomplete, illegible, or in any way not conforming to the specifications outlined in this purchase order. The Contractor shall be liable for all costs in connection with correcting such errors. Corrective work may be performed by Government forces or by Contractor forces at the discretion of the Contracting Officer. 13.0 Use of Information The information developed, gathered, assembled, and reproduced by the Contractor or its Subcontractors, or their associates in fulfillment of the task order requirements as defined in or related to this Statement of Work, will become the complete property of the Government. Therefore, the Contractor will not use the information for any purpose at any time without the written consent of the Contracting Officer. 14.0 Release of Information Reports and information generated under this contract become the property of the Government and distribution by the Contractor to any source, for any purpose, at any time, without the written consent of the Contracting Officer is prohibited. 15.0 Invoicing Each sample will receive a unique alpha-numeric sample number. The sample number will include the Task Code, Project identifier, and the 3 or 4-digit outfall number. For example, a sample collected at outfall 001 at Chief Joseph Dam would have the following identifier: H-ODC-001. The Task Code is a single letter H or J. The letters stand for Hydro or Joint and represents the funding source of the sample taken. Invoices will need to be broken down for billing based on the Task Code and sample type. Payment will be made after receipt of a proper invoice. When submitting invoices please ensure that the contract number is on the invoice, along with the business name that matches the legal name in the System for Award Management (SAM) record and not the ‘Doing Business As’ (DBA) Failure to ensure that the legal business name on the invoice and the legal business name in the SAM record could delay the processing of the invoice and may result in the invoice being rejected. Contractor to send billing information to: Chief Joseph Dam Project Attn: CENWS-ODC– Michael Ricetti Hwy 17 & Pearl Hill Road. Bridgeport WA 98813 - 1120 Email: [email protected] PLEASE SEE ATTACHMENTS.

NOTICE OF CONTRACT ACTION (NOCA) – SOLE SOURCE – SOURCES SOUGHT REQUIREMENT: This requirement is for Cyclotron Beam Time for AFRL/RJ This is a SOURCES SOUGHT NOTICE and Notice of Proposed Contract Action under RFO Part 12 Acquisition of Commercial Products and Commercial Services. This notice is for information only. A solicitation will not be issued. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL. No contract will be awarded on the basis of voluntary information submitted in response to this notice. Respondents should not construe this notice as a commitment by the Air Force for any purpose. NAICS & SIZE STANDARD: NAICS Code: 541380, Size Standard: $19M BRIEF DESCTIPTION OF REQUIREMENT: See attached Statement of Work for full details of the Government Requirement. The U.S. Government currently intends to award a contract to University of California Davis for rental of its cyclotron to conduct heavy ion radiation beam time testing. The statutory authority for the sole source procurement is pursuant to RFO Part 6 Competition Requirements (10 U.S.C. 3204(a)(1)) and RFO Part 12 Acquisition of Commercial Products and Commercial Services (41 U.S.C. 1901). Pursuant to RFO Part 10, Market Research, the Government is issuing this Sources Sought for information, market research and planning purposes. Information gathered will be used to further the Government's understanding of market capabilities and to determine if the proposed acquisition can be competed. The proposed sole source contract type will be determined after proper market research has been conducted. This notice does not constitute a Request for Quote (RFQ)/Invitation for Bid (IFB)/Request for Proposal (RFP) or a promise to issue an RFQ, IFB or RFP in the future. This notice does not commit the U.S. Government to contract for any supply or service. Further, the Government is not seeking quotes, bids or proposals at this time and will not accept unsolicited proposals in response to this sources sought notice. The Government will not pay for any information or administrative costs incurred in response to this notice. Submittals will not be returned to the responder. A determination by the Government not to compete this requirement, based upon responses to this notice, is solely within the discretion of the Government. Information received will normally be considered solely for the purpose of determining whether to conduct a competitive procurement. No basis for claim against the Government shall arise as a result of a response to this SOURCES SOUGHT or Government use of any information provided. The Government will not pay for any effort expended into responding to this sources sought announcement. Interested parties should provide a statement of interest on company letterhead (not to exceed three (3) pages in length) and should demonstrate capability to provide a facility meeting the Government's requirements. If you feel that your firm possesses the ability to provide these requirements, then you must respond by demonstrating your firm's technical capability to meet these requirements by the date/time specified to the Point of Contact identified below. Any responses to this notice must show clear and convincing evidence that competition would be advantageous to the Government in future procurements. Only responses received by this date will be considered. All inquiries should be sent on or before 22 October 2026 by 9:00 a.m. EST by email to [email protected] and [email protected]. A Sole Source Justification will be attached to the subsequent Notice of Award in accordance with applicable regulation.

Gulf Coast Veterans Health Care System (GCVHCS) requires routine and surge Heterotrophic Plate Count (HPC) Testing Services for the following locations: Biloxi VA Medical Center: 400 Veterans Avenue, Biloxi, MS 39531-2410 Pensacola VA Clinic/JACC – 790 Veterans Way, Pensacola, FL 32507-1000 Panama City Beach VA Clinic – 2600 Veterans Way, Panama City Beach, FL 32408-7186 Please review solicitation 36C25627Q0042 in its entirety and complete/submit required documentation per Section E of the Solicitation.

Environmental DNA (eDNA) Sample Processing and Sequencing Services contract

2026/10/07 - Amendment 0001 has been posted. Please see the attached Solicitation Amendment N4008426Q08090001 SF 30. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This request for quote (RFQ) is forUltrasonic Testing (UT) for Land Cranes (LC42 & LC43) rails at Dry Dock 6, Yokosuka Japan. Please see the attached RFQ and Attachment 1_Statement of Work for more details. Proposing contractors may present questions to NAVFAC Far East’s point of contact, Ms. Yuka Kondo, email at [email protected]. The site visit will be held on 5 October 2026 at 10:30 AM (Japan Standard Time). The end date for any question submittal shall be Monday, 12 October 2026 Japan Standard Time (JST), and questions submitted after that time may not be answered. Please submit any questions to the Government using Attachment 2, Questions and Answers Form. Submitting questions is not required to qualify for award, but is recommended.

Solicitation 36C26127Q0074 for H265--Imaging Testing and Inspection Services - Medical Physicist published by DEPT OF DEFENSE. Contractors must submit responses conforming to the requirements in the official SAM.gov solicitation notice and associated attachments.

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS NETWORK CONTRACTING OFFICE 21 (NCO 21) Description: THIS IS A PRE-SOLICITATION NOTICE FOR A REQUEST FOR QUOTE (RFQ). VA San Francisco Health Care System (VASFHCS) has a future need for medical physicists for testing and reporting of its medical equipment for the VA San Francisco Health Care System (VASFHCS) at multiple facilities: Santa Rosa VA Outpatient Clinic, the Eureka VA Outpatient Clinic, the Oakland VA Outpatient Clinic, as well as the San Francisco VA Health Care System. Solicitation Number 36C26127Q0074 for this effort will be posted to SAM.GOV (https://sam.gov) on or about October 9,2026. This solicitation will contain all necessary specifications and information necessary to quote the project. See solicitation for when questions must be submitted. Quotes are tentatively scheduled to be due on October 26, 2026 (see solicitation when available for specific time/date). Point of Contact: Gary Christensen, Contract Specialist, [email protected]. Questions regarding this notice may be submitted via e-mail to [email protected].

This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial products or commercial services prepared in accordance with RFO 12.201-1 ��������� Simplified Acquisition Procedures. This announcement constitutes the only solicitation. Quotes are being requested, and a separate written solicitation will not be issued.Solicitation number W9127N27QA002 is issued as a Request for Quote (RFQ), for The US Army Corps of Engineers - Portland District. This is a requirement at The Dalles Lock and Dam to solicit services to test the condition of the Isolated Phase Bus and Duct System and to abate approximately 100 lbs. of gaskets containing asbestos containing material from the isolated phase bus hatch panel doors and dispose of the asbestos material off Government property at approved facilities. This solicitation is advertised as a 100% small business set aside, under NAICS Code: 541380 ��������� Testing Laboratories and Services, with a size standard of $19,000,000.00. All prospective offerors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) at www.sam.gov to be eligible for award. Lack of SAM registration will make an offeror ineligible for award.Due to CMMC access requirements, in order to gain access to CUI - Attachment F - Reference Drawings, please verify your organization has a minimum CMMC Level 2 Self verification and submit your CMMC Unique Identifier Number and CAGE Code via email to [email protected] and [email protected]. There are nine (9) initial attachments for this solicitation. Initial Attachments: 1. Solicitation - W9127N27QA0022. Attachment A - Location Maps3. Attachment B - Laydown Area Map4. Attachment C - TDA Security Requirements5. Attachment D - USACE NWP SAF (Safety) 385-1 HECP (23FEB2023)6. Attachment E - TDA Supplement to SAF 385 (HECP)7. CUI - Attachment F - Reference Drawings8. DB WD OR20260001 Mod 39. SCA WD 2015-5583 Rev 32

*** Amendment 0001*** 1 October 2026, The purpose of this amendment is to add site visit information to the solicitation. With this amendment there are now 10 total attachments for this solicitation; the previous nine (9) attachments stay the same and the tenth (10) attachment is labeled as follows: Solicitation Amendment W9127N27QA0020001 SF 30. ***End of Amendment***This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial products or commercial services prepared in accordance with RFO 12.201-1 Simplified Acquisition Procedures. This announcement constitutes the only solicitation. Quotes are being requested, and a separate written solicitation will not be issued. Solicitation number W9127N27QA002 is issued as a Request for Quote (RFQ), for The US Army Corps of Engineers - Portland District. This is a requirement at The Dalles Lock and Dam to solicit services to test the condition of the Isolated Phase Bus and Duct System and to abate approximately 100 lbs. of gaskets containing asbestos containing material from the isolated phase bus hatch panel doors and dispose of the asbestos material off Government property at approved facilities. This solicitation is advertised as a 100% small business set aside, under NAICS Code: 541380 Testing Laboratories and Services, with a size standard of $19,000,000.00. All prospective offerors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) at www.sam.gov to be eligible for award. Lack of SAM registration will make an offeror ineligible for award. Due to CMMC access requirements, in order to gain access to CUI - Attachment F - Reference Drawings, please verify your organization has a minimum CMMC Level 2 Self verification and submit your CMMC Unique Identifier Number and CAGE Code via email to [email protected] and [email protected]. There are nine (9) initial attachments for this solicitation. Initial Attachments: 1. Solicitation - W9127N27QA0022. Attachment A - Location Maps3. Attachment B - Laydown Area Map4. Attachment C - TDA Security Requirements5. Attachment D - USACE NWP SAF (Safety) 385-1 HECP (23FEB2023)6. Attachment E - TDA Supplement to SAF 385 (HECP)7. CUI - Attachment F - Reference Drawings8. DB WD OR20260001 Mod 39. SCA WD 2015-5583 Rev 32

*** Amendment 0002*** 7 October 2026, The purpose of this amendment is to correct the closing date of this solicitation from 26-Oct-2026 to 28-Oct-2026 and to add additional site visit details in the Performance Work Statement (PWS) in section 3.6 Pre-Bid Site Visit. With this amendment there are now eleven (11) total attachments for this solicitation. This eleventh (11th) attachment is labeled as follows: Solicitation Amendment W9127N27QA0020002 SF-30. ***End of Amendment****** Amendment 0001*** 1 October 2026, The purpose of this amendment is to add site visit information to the solicitation. With this amendment there are now 10 total attachments for this solicitation; the previous nine (9) attachments stay the same and the tenth (10) attachment is labeled as follows: Solicitation Amendment W9127N27QA0020001 SF 30. ***End of Amendment***This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial products or commercial services prepared in accordance with RFO 12.201-1 Simplified Acquisition Procedures. This announcement constitutes the only solicitation. Quotes are being requested, and a separate written solicitation will not be issued. Solicitation number W9127N27QA002 is issued as a Request for Quote (RFQ), for The US Army Corps of Engineers - Portland District. This is a requirement at The Dalles Lock and Dam to solicit services to test the condition of the Isolated Phase Bus and Duct System and to abate approximately 100 lbs. of gaskets containing asbestos containing material from the isolated phase bus hatch panel doors and dispose of the asbestos material off Government property at approved facilities. This solicitation is advertised as a 100% small business set aside, under NAICS Code: 541380 Testing Laboratories and Services, with a size standard of $19,000,000.00. All prospective offerors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) at www.sam.gov to be eligible for award. Lack of SAM registration will make an offeror ineligible for award. Due to CMMC access requirements, in order to gain access to CUI - Attachment F - Reference Drawings, please verify your organization has a minimum CMMC Level 2 Self verification and submit your CMMC Unique Identifier Number and CAGE Code via email to [email protected] and [email protected]. There are nine (9) initial attachments for this solicitation. Initial Attachments: 1. Solicitation - W9127N27QA0022. Attachment A - Location Maps3. Attachment B - Laydown Area Map4. Attachment C - TDA Security Requirements5. Attachment D - USACE NWP SAF (Safety) 385-1 HECP (23FEB2023)6. Attachment E - TDA Supplement to SAF 385 (HECP)7. CUI - Attachment F - Reference Drawings8. DB WD OR20260001 Mod 39. SCA WD 2015-5583 Rev 32

Pre-Solicitation Conference – NSWCPD Environmental Qualification Test Services The Naval Surface Warfare Center Philadelphia Division (NSWCPD) invites interested contractors to a pre-solicitation conference regarding the future requirement for Testing Services in support of Shock and Vibration and Electromagnetic Interference / Compatibility (EMI/EMC) Environmental Qualification efforts for Navy Hull, Mechanical, and Electrical (HME) equipment. This event is an opportunity for NSWCPD to inform industry partners about this upcoming need and to discuss potential strategies for meeting the demand. What: Pre-Solicitation Conference – NSWCPD Environmental Qualification Test Services When: 11/12/2026, 1230 - 1600 (In-person check-in: 1230-1300) Where: NSWCPD Philadelphia Navy Yard, Building 77L Room 200; 1000 Kitty Hawk Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19112. Free parking will be available. A parking map will be provided to registered attendees. A virtual meeting link will be provided to registered attendees no later than 11/9/2026. Why Attend? • Learn about NSWCPD's FY27-32 requirement for Environmental Qualification Test Services in accordance with established Military Standards and Specifications. • Discuss potential acquisition strategies and approaches to meet the anticipated demand for these services. • Network to gain a greater insight into NSWCPD’s requirements. About Environmental Qualification Test Services: NSWCPD DEPARTMENT 30 conducts small to medium scale shock, vibration, and electromagnetic interference and electromagnetic compatibility (EMI/EMC) testing on shipboard and submarine hull, mechanical, and electrical (HME) equipment to reduce risks associated with new or updated equipment designs before they are installed on U.S. Navy ships. Within Department 30, Code 333 has authority to approve shock and vibration test plans, as well as EMI/EMC test plans, for ship and submarine HME equipment prior to the conduct of a test. NSWCPD requires contractor support in the areas of test procedure development, test conduct/execution, design and fabrication of unique test fixtures for various equipment under test (EUTs), and test reporting. NSWCPD requires laboratory capability external to that of NSWCPD EQT laboratories for two main reasons; to help alleviate potential scheduling concerns, and, to provide capability that NSWCPD labs do not currently have. Registration Information: • To register for this event visit: https://buytickets.at/nswcphiladelphiadivisiondept30/2456271 • Attendance: Due to space limitations, three (3) representatives per contractor will be permitted to attend in person. Mandatory Registration: All attendees must register in advance. Unregistered individuals will not be admitted for security reasons. Please complete all fill-ins when registering for the event. • First Come, First Served: Registration will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until capacity is reached. • Photo Identification Required: All attendees must present a valid photo ID upon arrival. Acceptable forms of identification include: • Real ID • Passport • Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) • Common Access Card (CAC) • Existing Access: Even if you already have unescorted access to NSWCPD Building 77L, you are still required to register. • Foreign Nationals: Foreign Nationals are not permitted to register for this event. • Registration Deadline: 10/29/2026 at 1500 ET, or when the event is sold out, whichever comes first. Please complete all required fields on the registration form. Advance Questions: We encourage participants to submit questions in advance to: [email protected] and [email protected] • Subject Line: “Environmental Qualification Test Services Pre-Solicitation Conference Vendor Question - [Your Company Name] - [Brief Question Detail]" • Important: Do not include any procurement sensitive, controlled unclassified, or classified information in your questions. • NOTE: Government is not planning to conduct any “one on one” meetings with interested vendors. Event Tentative Agenda: • 1230 – 1300: Check-in & Registration, Virtual Platform Audio & Visual Check • 1300 – 1315: Welcome, Administrative Remarks & Ground Rules • 1315 – 1335: NSWCPD Program Background and Operational Context • 1335 – 1400: Notional Acquisition Strategy and Procurement Notes • 1400 – 1420: Break • 1420 – 1450: Q&A (High Level) • 1450 – 1505: Next Steps & Concluding Remarks • 1505 – 1600: OPTIONAL – Informal networking session Important Disclaimers: • This notice is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a Request for Proposal (RFP) or a Request for Quote (RFQ). • Participation in this event Day is voluntary and is not a prerequisite for participation in any future contract RFP. • The Government will not reimburse attendees for any expenses incurred in connection with this event, including travel or marketing costs. • The information provided in this notice and at the event is for planning purposes only and does not represent a commitment by the Navy to fund any specific opportunity. • Recording devices and attempts to broadcast the event are prohibited. Cell phones are permitted, but laptops and tablets are not allowed in the building.

MODIFICATION STATEMENT OF WORK Sterile Processing Service ST-108 Testing Requirements Upgrade The contractor shall provide all the following for testing the water for/within SPS per the ANSI/AAMI ST108:2023 at the Marion, Fort Wayne, and Jackie Walorski VA sites as defined in this Statement of Work (SOW). WORK TO BE PERFORMED: Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, transportation, lodging, and supervision necessary to collect appropriate samples and deliver to a lab meeting the requirements for processing of AAMI ST108. Contractor shall calibrate the conductivity/resistivity meter monthly during their testing visit and provide a water analysis report. The contractor will be part of the multidisciplinary team that assists the water working group with resolving out-of-range water testing, in addition to: Serves as the subject matter expert on water testing per the ST108:2023 Serves as the subject matter expert on corrective actions to mitigate risks for out-of-range water testing parameters. Completes monthly, quarterly, and yearly testing per ST108:2023 and the VHA water contract/SOW. Completes performance qualification testing per the ST108:2023 and per the VHA contract/SOW. The contractor must report any outliers identified during testing within 24 hours of receiving laboratory results. Completes follow-up testing as ordered by engineering for out-of-range water parameters per the ST108:2023 and VHA water contract/SOW. The contractor shall provide VA end users with access to web-based reporting software for ongoing review of water testing data, historical trends, and compliance documentation. All reports must clearly highlight or delineate outliers and be designed to provide ease of reading, ensuring information is presented in a clear, organized, and actionable format. Contractor shall provide consultative services as needed, such as resolving abnormal water testing results, water system analysis, and mitigation of test results. AAMI ST108 UTILITY WATER, CRITICAL WATER, AND STEAM TESTING BY VENDOR: Fort Wayne Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor Water Quality Measurement Units Type of Testing Routine Sample Site Utility Routine Sample Site Critical Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Water Quality Measurement Units Type of Testing Routine Sample Site Utility Routine Sample Site Critical Utility Water Utility Water Critical Water Critical Water pH pH pH Meter or Colorimetric dipsticks Medivator Basin x4 Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 6.5-9.5 Monthly 5.0-7.5 Monthly Conductivity uS/cm Conductivity Meter Medivator Basin x4 Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye UltrasonicX1 <500 Monthly <10 Monthly Total Alkalinity mg CaCO3/L Colorimetric dipsticks or Alkalinity test kit Medivator Basin x4 Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 <400 Monthly <8 Monthly Total Hardness mg CaCO3/L Determination of ppm as CaCO3/L by colorimetric dipsticks, titration kit, or handheld meter Medivator Basin x4 Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 <150 Monthly <1 Monthly Bacteria CFU/mL Heterotrophic Plate Count (HPC) NA Decon sinks x3 Medivator Basin x4 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 <500 Monthly <10 Monthly Endotoxin EU/mL LAL Test NA Decon sinks x3 Medivator Basin x4 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 NA NA <10 Monthly Fort Wayne Point of Generation Routine (monthly) Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Point of Generation Routine (monthly) Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Point of Generation Routine (monthly) Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Point of Generation Routine (monthly) Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Point of Generation Routine (monthly) Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Point of Generation Routine (monthly) Testing by Vendor Water Quality Measurement Units Type of Testing Routine Sample Site Critical Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Water Quality Measurement Units Type of Testing Routine Sample Site Critical Critical Water Critical Water pH pH pH Meter or Colorimetric dipsticks Loop Supply Loop Return 5.0-7.5 Monthly Conductivity uS/cm Conductivity Meter (in line or measurement of a collected sample) Loop Supply Loop Return <10 Monthly Total Alkalinity mg CaCO3/L Colorimetric dipsticks or Alkalinity test kit Loop Supply Loop Return <8 Monthly Total Hardness mg CaCO3/L Determination of ppm as CaCO3/L by colorimetric dipsticks, titration kit, or handheld meter Loop Supply Loop Return <1 Monthly Bacteria CFU/mL Heterotrophic Plate Count (HPC) Loop Supply Loop Return <10 Monthly Endotoxin EU/mL LAL Test Loop Supply Loop Return <10 Monthly Fort Wayne Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Fort Wayne Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Water Quality Measurement Units Type of Testing PQ Sample Site Utility PQ Sample Site Critical PQ Sample Site Steam Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Water Quality Measurement Units Type of Testing PQ Sample Site Utility PQ Sample Site Critical PQ Sample Site Steam Utility Water Utility Water Critical Water Critical Water Steam Steam pH pH pH Meter or Colorimetric dipsticks Decon sinks x4 Medivator Basin x4 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 Eye Ultrasonic X2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Medivator 1 Supply Medivator 2 Supply Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 Loop Supply Loop Return After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 6.5-9.5 Quarterly 5.0-7.5 Monthly 5.0-9.2 Quarterly Conductivity uS/cm Conductivity Meter Decon sinks x4 Medivator Basin x4 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 Eye Ultrasonic X2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Medivator 1 Supply Medivator 2 Supply Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 Loop Supply Loop Return After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <500 Quarterly <10 Monthly <10 Quarterly Total Alkalinity mg CaCO3/L Colorimetric dipsticks or Alkalinity test kit Decon sinks x4 Medivator Basin x4 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 Eye Ultrasonic X2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Medivator 1 Supply Medivator 2 Supply Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 Loop Supply Loop Return After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <400 Quarterly <8 Monthly <8 Quarterly Total Hardness mg CaCO3/L Determination of ppm as CaCO3/L by colorimetric dipsticks, titration kit, or handheld meter Decon sinks x4 Medivator Basin x4 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 Eye Ultrasonic X2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Medivator 1 Supply Medivator 2 Supply Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 Loop Supply Loop Return After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <150 Quarterly <1 Monthly <1 Quarterly Total Organic Carbon (TOC) mg/L (ppm) NA Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 Loop Supply Loop Return After RO After DI NA NA NA <1.0 Quarterly NA NA Aluminum mg/L Decon sinks x4 Medivator Basin x4 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 Eye Ultrasonic X2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Medivator 1 Supply Medivator 2 Supply Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 Loop Supply Loop Return After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly Chloride mg/L Decon sinks x4 Medivator Basin x4 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 Eye Ultrasonic X2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Medivator 1 Supply Medivator 2 Supply Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 Loop Supply Loop Return After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <250 Quarterly <1 Quarterly <1 Quarterly Copper mg/L Decon sinks x4 Medivator Basin x4 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 Eye Ultrasonic X2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Medivator 1 Supply Medivator 2 Supply Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 Loop Supply Loop Return After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly Iron mg/L Decon sinks x4 Medivator Basin x4 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 Eye Ultrasonic X2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Medivator 1 Supply Medivator 2 Supply Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 Loop Supply Loop Return After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly Manganese mg/L Decon sinks x4 Medivator Basin x4 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 Eye Ultrasonic X2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Medivator 1 Supply Medivator 2 Supply Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 Loop Supply Loop Return After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly Nitrate mg/L Decon sinks x4 Medivator Basin x4 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 Eye Ultrasonic X2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Medivator 1 Supply Medivator 2 Supply Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 Loop Supply Loop Return After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <10 Quarterly <1 Quarterly <1 Quarterly Phosphate mg/L Decon sinks x4 Medivator Basin x4 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 Eye Ultrasonic X2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Medivator 1 Supply Medivator 2 Supply Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 Loop Supply Loop Return After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <5 Quarterly <1 Quarterly <1 Quarterly Silicate mg/L Decon sinks x4 Medivator Basin x4 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 Eye Ultrasonic X2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Medivator 1 Supply Medivator 2 Supply Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 Loop Supply Loop Return After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <50 Quarterly <1 Quarterly <1 Quarterly Sulfate mg/L Decon sinks x4 Medivator Basin x4 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 Eye Ultrasonic X2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Medivator 1 Supply Medivator 2 Supply Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 Loop Supply Loop Return After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <150 Quarterly <1 Quarterly <1 Quarterly Zinc mg/L Decon sinks x4 Medivator Basin x4 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 Eye Ultrasonic X2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Medivator 1 Supply Medivator 2 Supply Decon sinks x3 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 Loop Supply Loop Return After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly Bacteria CFU/mL Heterotrophic Plate Count (HPC) Decon sinks x4 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 Eye Ultrasonic X2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Medivator 1 Supply Medivator 2 Supply Decon sinks x3 Medivator basin x4 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 Loop Supply Loop Return After RO After DI NA <500 Quarterly <10 Monthly NA NA Endotoxin EU/mL LAL Test NA Decon sinks x3 Medivator basin x4 Washer x1 Ultrasonic x1 Eye Ultrasonic X1 Loop Supply Loop Return After RO After DI NA NA NA <10 Monthly NA NA Marion Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor Marion Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor Marion Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor Marion Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor Marion Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor Marion Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor Water Quality Measurement Units Type of Testing Routine Sample Site Critical Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Water Quality Measurement Units Type of Testing Routine Sample Site Critical Critical Water Critical Water pH pH pH Meter or Colorimetric dipsticks Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 5.0-7.5 Monthly Conductivity uS/cm Conductivity Meter Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 <10 Monthly Total Alkalinity mg CaCO3/L Colorimetric dipsticks or Alkalinity test kit Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 <8 Monthly Total Hardness mg CaCO3/L Determination of ppm as CaCO3/L by colorimetric dipsticks, titration kit, or handheld meter Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 <1 Monthly Bacteria CFU/mL Heterotrophic Plate Count (HPC) Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 <10 Monthly Endotoxin EU/mL LAL Test Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 <10 Monthly Marion Point of Generation Routine (monthly) Testing by Vendor Marion Point of Generation Routine (monthly) Testing by Vendor Marion Point of Generation Routine (monthly) Testing by Vendor Marion Point of Generation Routine (monthly) Testing by Vendor Marion Point of Generation Routine (monthly) Testing by Vendor Marion Point of Generation Routine (monthly) Testing by Vendor Water Quality Measurement Units Type of Testing Routine Sample Site Critical Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Water Quality Measurement Units Type of Testing Routine Sample Site Critical Critical Water Critical Water pH pH pH Meter or Colorimetric dipsticks Supply 5.0-7.5 Monthly Conductivity uS/cm Conductivity Meter (in line or measurement of a collected sample) Supply <10 Monthly Total Alkalinity mg CaCO3/L Colorimetric dipsticks or Alkalinity test kit Supply <8 Monthly Total Hardness mg CaCO3/L Determination of ppm as CaCO3/L by colorimetric dipsticks, titration kit, or handheld meter Supply <1 Monthly Bacteria CFU/mL Heterotrophic Plate Count (HPC) Supply <10 Monthly Endotoxin EU/mL LAL Test Supply <10 Monthly Marion Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Marion Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Marion Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Marion Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Marion Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Marion Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Marion Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Marion Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Marion Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Marion Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Marion Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Marion Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Water Quality Measurement Units Type of Testing PQ Sample Site Utility PQ Sample Site Critical PQ Sample Site Steam Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Water Quality Measurement Units Type of Testing PQ Sample Site Utility PQ Sample Site Critical PQ Sample Site Steam Utility Water Utility Water Critical Water Critical Water Steam Steam pH pH pH Meter or Colorimetric dipsticks Decon sinks x2 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 Supply After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 6.5-9.5 Quarterly 5.0-7.5 Monthly 5.0-9.2 Quarterly Conductivity uS/cm Conductivity Meter Decon sinks x2 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 Supply After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <500 Quarterly <10 Monthly <10 Quarterly Total Alkalinity mg CaCO3/L Colorimetric dipsticks or Alkalinity test kit Decon sinks x2 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 Supply After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <400 Quarterly <8 Monthly <8 Quarterly Total Hardness mg CaCO3/L Determination of ppm as CaCO3/L by colorimetric dipsticks, titration kit, or handheld meter Decon sinks x2 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 Supply After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <150 Quarterly <1 Monthly <1 Quarterly Total Organic Carbon (TOC) mg/L (ppm) NA Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 Supply After RO After DI NA NA NA <1.0 Quarterly NA NA Aluminum mg/L Decon sinks x2 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 Supply After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly Chloride mg/L Decon sinks x2 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 Supply After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <250 Quarterly <1 Quarterly <1 Quarterly Copper mg/L Decon sinks x2 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 Supply After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly Iron mg/L Decon sinks x2 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 Supply After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly Manganese mg/L Decon sinks x2 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 Supply After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly Nitrate mg/L Decon sinks x2 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 Supply After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <10 Quarterly <1 Quarterly <1 Quarterly Phosphate mg/L Decon sinks x2 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 Supply After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <5 Quarterly <1 Quarterly <1 Quarterly Silicate mg/L Decon sinks x2 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 Supply After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <50 Quarterly <1 Quarterly <1 Quarterly Sulfate mg/L Decon sinks x2 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 Supply After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <150 Quarterly <1 Quarterly <1 Quarterly Zinc mg/L Decon sinks x2 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 Supply After RO After DI Sterilizer x2 <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly Bacteria CFU/mL Heterotrophic Plate Count (HPC) Decon sinks x2 Washer x2 Ultrasonic x2 City Water Water Softener Utility DI After Carbon Filter Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 Supply After RO After DI NA <500 Quarterly <10 Monthly NA NA Endotoxin EU/mL LAL Test NA Decon sinks x1 Washer x1 Supply After RO After DI NA NA NA <10 Monthly NA NA JWC Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor JWC Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor JWC Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor JWC Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor JWC Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor JWC Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor JWC Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor JWC Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor JWC Performance Qualification Testing (quarterly) Testing by Vendor Water Quality Measurement Units Type of Testing PQ Sample Site Utility PQ Sample Site Critical Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Water Quality Measurement Units Type of Testing PQ Sample Site Utility PQ Sample Site Critical Utility Water Utility Water Critical Water Critical Water pH pH pH Meter or Colorimetric dipsticks Decon sink x2 Medivator Basin x4 Water Softener City Water Medivator 30 Supply Medivator 31 Supply NA 6.5-9.5 Quarterly 5.0-7.5 Monthly Conductivity uS/cm Conductivity Meter Decon sink x2 Medivator Basin x4 Water Softener City Water Medivator 30 Supply Medivator 31 Supply NA <500 Quarterly <10 Monthly Total Alkalinity mg CaCO3/L Colorimetric dipsticks or Alkalinity test kit Decon sink x2 Medivator Basin x4 Water Softener City Water NA <400 Quarterly <8 Monthly Total Hardness mg CaCO3/L Determination of ppm as CaCO3/L by colorimetric dipsticks, titration kit, or handheld meter Decon sink x2 Medivator Basin x4 Water Softener City Water NA <150 Quarterly <1 Monthly Total Organic Carbon (TOC) mg/L (ppm) NA NA NA NA <1.0 Quarterly Aluminum mg/L Decon sink x2 Medivator Basin x4 Water Softener City Water Medivator 30 Supply Medivator 31 Supply NA <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly Chloride mg/L Decon sink x2 Medivator Basin x4 Water Softener City Water Medivator 30 Supply Medivator 31 Supply NA <250 Quarterly <1 Quarterly Copper mg/L Decon sink x2 Medivator Basin x4 Water Softener City Water Medivator 30 Supply Medivator 31 Supply NA <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly Iron mg/L Decon sink x2 Medivator Basin x4 Water Softener City Water Medivator 30 Supply Medivator 31 Supply NA <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly Manganese mg/L Decon sink x2 Medivator Basin x4 Water Softener City Water Medivator 30 Supply Medivator 31 Supply NA <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly Nitrate mg/L Decon sink x2 Medivator Basin x4 Water Softener City Water Medivator 30 Supply Medivator 31 Supply NA <10 Quarterly <1 Quarterly Phosphate mg/L Decon sink x2 Medivator Basin x4 Water Softener City Water Medivator 30 Supply Medivator 31 Supply NA <5 Quarterly <1 Quarterly Silicate mg/L Decon sink x2 Medivator Basin x4 Water Softener City Water Medivator 30 Supply Medivator 31 Supply NA <50 Quarterly <1 Quarterly Sulfate mg/L Decon sink x2 Medivator Basin x4 Water Softener City Water Medivator 30 Supply Medivator 31 Supply NA <150 Quarterly <1 Quarterly Zinc mg/L Decon sink x2 Medivator Basin x4 Water Softener City Water Medivator 30 Supply Medivator 31 Supply NA <0.1 Quarterly <0.1 Quarterly Bacteria CFU/mL Heterotrophic Plate Count (HPC) Decon sink x2 Water Softener City Water Medivator 30 Supply Medivator 31 Supply Medivator Basin x4 <500 Quarterly <10 Monthly Endotoxin EU/mL LAL Test NA Medivator Basin x4 NA NA <10 Monthly JWC Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor JWC Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor JWC Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor JWC Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor JWC Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor JWC Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor JWC Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor JWC Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor JWC Routine (monthly) POU Testing by Vendor Water Quality Measurement Units Type of Testing Routine Sample Site Utility Routine Sample Site Critical Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Minimum Frequency of Testing and Testing Range Water Quality Measurement Units Type of Testing Routine Sample Site Utility Routine Sample Site Critical Utility Water Utility Water Critical Water Critical Water pH pH pH Meter or Colorimetric dipsticks Medivator Basin x4 NA 6.5-9.5 Monthly 5.0-7.5 Monthly Conductivity uS/cm Conductivity Meter Medivator Basin x4 NA <500 Monthly <10 Monthly Total Alkalinity mg CaCO3/L Colorimetric dipsticks or Alkalinity test kit Medivator Basin x4 NA <400 Monthly <8 Monthly Total Hardness mg CaCO3/L Determination of ppm as CaCO3/L by colorimetric dipsticks, titration kit, or handheld meter Medivator Basin x4 NA <150 Monthly <1 Monthly Bacteria CFU/mL Heterotrophic Plate Count (HPC) NA Medivator Basin x4 <500 Monthly <10 Monthly Endotoxin EU/mL LAL Test NA Medivator Basin x4 NA NA <10 Monthly SPECIAL WORK REQUIREMENTS: Hours of Operation: Onsite testing is to be conducted on the first Federal working day of the month.  Onsite services shall be performed during normal business hours of 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Monday Friday, excluding Federal holidays.  Observed holidays are: New Year s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and any other day specifically declared a holiday by the President of the United States.

AMENDMENT 0003: this combined synopsis / solicitation has been amended, and the Small Business set-aside category has been removed, upon consultation with the Small Business Administration, in order to promote more robust competition for these requirements, where the Government still intends to award multiple agreements for the requirement (as denoted in the attachment). Additionally, the ELIN attachment (Lab Services) have been updated again, with further changes in the line items, at the discretion of the Contracting Office as advised. Furthermore, this Amendment incorporates key changes to the regualtions used, per new policy to apply the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul (RFO) standards, including the 48 CFR Ch. 2 deviations (i.e. DFARS). As a result of all the changes applied by Amendment 0003, any offeror that has previously submitted quotes for consideration will have to provide a new quote package, to include both ELINs and the required RFO provisions with representations, but these vendors are still elible for award consideration and authorized to participate. At this time, the original proposal due date has been extended to November 6th, 2026; were the Contracting Officer to issue any further amendments to the proposal information, they will be posted to this same public record for widest and most-timely distribution. AMENDMENT 0002: these changes updated the set-aside status, and the ELINs, and both have been superseded. AMENDMENT 0001: responses to RFI were posted for the RFI event, and historical data of the Contracting Office for informational purposes has been posted as well. This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial products or commercial services prepared in accordance with the format at RFO 12.202(b)(1) [Updated], as supplemented with additional information included in this notice (attachments). This announcement constitutes the only solicitation; proposals are being requested and a written solicitation will not be issued. The requiring activity has determined that establishment of Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPA) is both appropriate and would be advantageous, and as a result quotes are being sought for the establishment of long-term agreements as a result. Interested vendors shall prepare to furnish laboratory analyses services and associated laboratory supplies, if and when requested by the Contracting Officer (or the authorized Representative of the Contracting Officer) anticipated as (but limited to) five one-year periods starting in 2026. Attached to this advertisement are pre-award evaluation procedures, proposal requirements for responsiveness and responsibility determinations, and a full set of objectives and standards for future ordering and performance. The solicitation utilizes source selection procedures which require offerors to submit a technical proposal, past performance and experience information, and pricing quotes for evaluation by the Government; details of submittal and evaluation are listed at provisions 52.212-1 and 52.212-2, respectively. Additionally, please make note of the mandatory format for quoting pricing of laboratory analyses services and directly-associated laboratory supplies. Note: copies of NAVFAC Past Performance Questionnaire (PPQ) forms have been newly posted in the attachments as of December 29, 2025; in accordance with Federal regulations, the Government's preferred source of past performance are records at CPARS.gov (see RFO Subpart 42.11 [Updated]), but these PPQ forms may be used for state, municipal, and/or private sector projects that are appropriate as past performance. The Government may award an agreement to up to three (3) Contractors, at the Government's discretion and convenience. The Government will give fair consideration to all awardees in placing orders based on criteria stated in the solicitation. This will be a new procurement. It does not directly replace an existing contract. No prior contract information exists. UPDATED: The Government will accept offers from all eligible concerns, as full-and-open competition has been authorized by Amendment 0003. However, please be advised that there are also strict accreditation requirements (e.g. NELAP) to be considered as a responsible vendor. Competition between eligible vendors will be conducted to ensure best value selection, under . As sufficient interest was not received from Small Business concerns, following previous proposal due dates (2), the solicitation has been amended to an uncommon full-and-open competition for a BPA, to ensure the requirements are fulfilled. [i.e. Amendment 0003] The due date for formal proposals and quotes is listed at the SAM.gov record of this combined synopsis/solicitation, is subject to change, and changes will also be posted dutifully to the SAM.gov record for public distribution. UPDATE: the previous RFI event results been posted as Attachment JL-1 to the combined synopsis/solicitation for informational purposes; please be wary that some historical responses in JL-1 may be superseded by subsequent Amendment 0003. In order to ensure a good exchange of information and in pursuit of vibrant competition for the planned BPA, a new round of RFI exchange is set to occur, with submittals due by October 22, 2026, no later than 1430 hours PDT, for Government evaluation and response; details of the RFI event are found in Amendment 0003 documnent at the Addendum to 52.212-1, Instructions to Offerors. A commercial determination has been found, applicable to the Performance Work Statement (PWS) for laboratory analyses services, and so the use of provisions and clauses at [Updated] RFO Section 12.205 are applied; vendors must download attachments including those marked Amendment 0003. Note: The version of DFARS used for Part 240 (DARS Tracking Number 2026 O0025) has been updated by Revision 3 on 03 September 2026, and is intended to apply to this new procurement. So, offerors are advised that the Clause 252.240-7992 Prohibition on the Transfer of Certain Data of Department of Defense Employees to Third Parties (SEP 2026) shall be included in any BPA awarded as a result of this advertisement and combined synopsis/solicitation. Information for all deviations made by the RFO can be found electronically at https://www.acquisition.gov/far-overhaul/ website - be sure to utilize supplements marked DoD for DFARS deviations, and full-text Clauses marked "Deviations" are included with under the associated Parts where regulatory prescriptions are organized (e.g. 252.240-7992 has prescriptions at DFARS Part 240). Performance of laboratory services is intended to take place at the offeror&rsquo;s facilities. For administrative convenience, the contracting command&rsquo;s zip code will be utilized (93043).