California eProcure #0000040892

Statewide Legionella sampling, laboratory testing, and reporting services

California’s Department of General Services is seeking statewide Legionella sampling, laboratory testing, and reporting services for state properties. - Government buyer: California Department of General Services (DGS), Facilities Management Division (FMD), Office of Business and Acquisition Services, Contract Services Section. - Scope and quantities: On-call work across the Northern, Bay, and Southern regions, including flush-draw sampling (100 collections), serogroup sampling (46 collections), laboratory testing (8,100 tests over three years), final survey reports (100), and hourly allowances for unforeseeable and emergency services (160 hours total). - Service details: Laboratory testing includes pH, temperature, and residual biocide measurements, as well as Legionella identification and serogroup testing. Contractors provide all labor, equipment, and materials. - Notable requirements: Qualified Legionella personnel and a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH); laboratories must be ELITE-certified and AIHA EMLAP-accredited; testing must follow ISO 11731. Reports and recommendations must be signed by a CIH. Emergency response is required within two hours of notification. A 3% Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE) participation goal and prevailing-wage compliance apply. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, vendors, or product part numbers are named in the provided materials. - Term: Anticipated three-year contract term beginning upon execution and approval, with rates fixed for the term.

Description

The California Department of General Services, Facilities Management Division, is soliciting services for statewide Legionella testing on state property. The contractor will provide labor, equipment, and materials for sample collection, laboratory testing and analysis, reporting, and recommendations on an as-needed basis. Services cover the Northern, Bay, and Southern regions, and the anticipated contract term is three years from execution and approval.

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