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TRUESDAIL LABORATORIES, INC - 1998-12-07
• r 2 f 81 g a � _�c•�r✓s Council/Agency Meeting Held: 4-2/1/1 d Deferred/Continued to: �A, ro.ed ❑ Conditionally Approve ❑ Denied �zP� �7 City Clerk's Signature Co o .7• "t J /-o a Council Meeting Date: December 7, 1998 Department ID Number: W09819-02 CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH REQUEST FOR ACTION SUBMITTED TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS SUBMITTED BY: RAY SILVER, CITY ADMINISTRATORew/ PREPARED BY: ROBERT F. BEARDSLEY, PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTO SUBJECT: APPROVE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CONTRACT TO PERFORM WATER QUALITY ANALYSES Statement of Issue,Funding Source,Recommended Action,Alternative Action(s),Analysis,Environmental Status, Attachment(s) Statement of Issue: Water Quality analyses for the City's water supply must be performed by an independent, state approved laboratory. The annual expenditures for this service exceed $20,000.00 and thus require Council authorization for Professional Services. Proposals for this work have been received and an award of contract is ready to be made. Funding Source: Monies budgeted in the Water Fund Operating Account E-EW-PW-925-3-90-00 for FY 1998/99 are intended and sufficient to fund this work. Recommendedc io : 1. Approve the selection of Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. in an annual amount not to exceed $40,000.00. 2. Authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the attached Professional Services Agreement with Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. Alternative Action(a): 1. Do not select the use of Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. and direct staff on how to proceed. 2. Direct staff to solicit additional proposals. It should be noted that staff must use the Department of Health Services' list of approved laboratories. To staffs knowledge, the six laboratories listed below are the only approved laboratories within Orange, Los Angeles and Riverside counties that meet all state approvals. REQUEST FOR ACTION MEETING DATE: December 7, 1998 DEPARTMENT ID NUMBER:WO9819-02 Analysis: The City of Huntington Beach is required by the State Department of Health Services (DOHS) to perform specific water quality analyses on a scheduled basis. A California State Approved Laboratory must perform these analyses. The City does not have the facilities to meet the approved laboratory standards. The cost for the City to open an approved laboratory and operate it on an annual basis would be cost prohibitive at this time. A minimum of two new employees would be required at an estimated cost of $125,000.00 per year. Capital costs for the laboratory equipment are estimated to be $250,000.00 initially. More equipment would need to be added as time went on. The laboratory also would not be used on a continuous basis as the workload is not heavy enough. This type of work is best contracted out to a private laboratory already approved by DOHS. In accordance with Huntington Beach Municipal code 3.03, any request for use of professional services in excess of $20,000.00 must have approval of the City Council. A Request for Proposal to provide professional laboratory services for FY 98/99 was mailed to the following qualified laboratories: 1. Applied Physics & Chemistry Laboratory Chino, California 2. Associated Laboratories Orange, California 3. Clinical Laboratory of San Bernardino Grand Terrace, California 4. Edward S. Babcock & Sons Riverside, California 5. Sierra Laboratories Laguna Hills, California 6. Truesdail Laboratories Tustin, California Proposals were received from five of the six laboratories (Applied Physics & Chemistry Laboratory of Chino; Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. of Tustin; Sierra Laboratories, Inc. of Laguna Hills; E. S. Babcock, Inc. of Riverside; Clinical Laboratories of San Bernardino, Inc.) prior to the deadline. An evaluation of these proposals in accordance with the attached City approved Rating Form and State "Mini-Brooks Act" determined the proposal submitted by Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. to be the most .responsive. It should be noted that staff rated all five submittals qualified to perform this contract. Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. rated higher in point selection than any of the other submittals. Sierra Laboratories was the second highest rated laboratory. Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. is the current Contractor and has the Approved Insurance Accords on file within the City's Risk Management Division. Enydronmental Status: The professional service contract to perform water quality analyses has been determined to be categorically exempt pursuant to Class 1, Section 15301 of the California Environmental Quality Act. Attachment[sl: List attachment(s) below. 1. Sample of Request for Proposal dated September 9, 1998. 2. Professional Services Contract. 3. Approved Insurance Accords WTRQLTY.DOC -2- 11/17/98 9:40 AM E •R QUEST FOR ACTION MEETING DATE: December 7, 1998 DEPARTMENT ID NUMBER:W098/9-02 4. Rating Forms. JRR:HDJ:vv City Clerk's Page Number RCA Author: Howard Johnson, phone extension 5503 4 3 r WTRQLTY.DOC -3- 11/17/98 9:40 AM aI ,� r � � ��� a.y + d ' ' � i � M .� �...- . f�B/77 e, 5.3• 03 D. mcn�a�►ar� . pars&49WPaya ctAirecrne•� REQUEST FOR ACTION O MEETING DATE: December 7, 1998 DEPARTMENT ID NUMBER:WO9819-02 Anallysiis: The City of Huntington Beach is required by the State Department of Health Services (DOHS) to perform specific water quality analyses on a scheduled basis. A California State Approved Laboratory must perform these analyses. The City does not have the facilities to meet the approved laboratory standards. The cost for the City to open an approved laboratory and operate it on an annual basis would be cost prohibitive at this time. A minimum of two new employees would be required at an estimated cost of $125,000.00 per year. Capital costs for the laboratory equipment are estimated to be $250,000.00 initially. More equipment would need to be added as time went on. The laboratory also would not be used on a continuous basis as the workload is not heavy enough. This type of work is best contracted out to a private laboratory already approved by DOHS. In accordance with Huntington Beach Municipal code 3.03, any request for use of professional services in excess of $20,000.00 must have approval of the City Council. A Request for Proposal to provide professional laboratory services for FY 98199 was mailed to the following qualified laboratories: 1. Applied Physics & Chemistry Laboratory Chino, California 2. Associated Laboratories Orange, California 3. Clinical Laboratory of San Bernardino Grand Terrace, California 4. Edward S. Babcock & Sons Riverside, California 5. Sierra Laboratories Laguna Hills, California 6. -Truesdail Laboratories Tustin, California Proposals were received from five of the six laboratories (Applied Physics & Chemistry Laboratory of Chino; Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. of Tustin; Sierra Laboratories, Inc. of Laguna Hills; E. S. Babcock, Inc. of Riverside; Clinical Laboratories of San Bernardino, Inc.) prior to the deadline. An evaluation of these proposals in accordance with the attached City approved Rating Form and State "Mini-Brooks Act" determined the proposal submitted by Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. to be the most responsive. it should be noted that staff rated all five submittals qualified to perform this contract. Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. rated higher in point selection than any of the other submittals. Sierra Laboratories was the second highest rated laboratory. Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. is the current Contractor and has the Approved Insurance Accords on file within the City's Risk Management Division. Environmental Status: The professional service contract to perform water quality analyses has been determined to be categorically exempt pursuant to Class I, Section 15301 of the California Environmental Quality Act. AttachmentUs : List attachment(s) below. 1. Sample of Request for Proposal dated September 9, 1998. 2. Professional Services Contract. 3. Approved Insurance Accords WTROLTY.DOC .2. 1Ili 7198 9:40 AM ATTACHMENT 1 CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH 2000 MAIN STREET CALIFORNIA 92648 September 9, 1998 Central Service Division 7141536-5221 Subject: Request for Proposal for Contract Services to Perform Water Quality Analyses and Sampling The City of Huntington Beach Department of Public Works, Water Division, is request proposals from approved, qualified contractors who are certified as California Department of Health Services Environmental Laboratory Testers of Drinking Water. The scope of work for which proposals are being solicited includes the following tasks: A. Coordinate with the City Water Quality Section on all work. B. Perform the collection and analysis of forty (40) weekly routine bacteriological samples as directed by City. Bacteriological tests to be performed shall be 24-hour Presence-Absence Technique and Heterophic Plate Counts on each sample. Submit results to City Water Quality Section. C. Perform the collection and analysis of special bacteriological samples taken by City forces for new construction or repairs on the distribution system. Submit results to City Water Quality Section. D. Be available to respond to private contractors that require bacteriological samples to be collected and tested for work in Huntington Beach and Sunset Beach. The samples requested by private contractors shall be f at contractor's expense. E. Perform the collection and analysis of weekly water samples at the forty (40) routine bacteriological sampling points through the system and test chlorine residual. Perform chlorine residual tests in accordance with DOHS requirements using DPD Method on those samples and submit results to the City Water Quality Section. RFPMIater Quality Analyses 09/09/98 2:22 PM REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL FOR CONTRACT SERVICES TO PERFORM WATER QUALITY ANALYSES AND SAMPLING F. Perform the collection and analysis of weekly source samples to be taken at wells and Metropolitan Water District connections (maximum 15 per week). Submit results to the City Water Quality Section. G. Perform quarterly collection and analysis of water samples for the presence of Trihalomethanes, using an approved DOHS method, at sixteen (16) locations designated by the City. Actual dates and times for collection shall be scheduled with the Water Quality Section. Submit results to City Water Quality Section. H. All samples be collected by and tested by employees of the contractor. All of the above analyses and procedures shall be performed in a manner approved by the City Water Quality Section and the State Department of Health Services. I. PROPOSALS A. Proposals for this project must be submitted to the City of Huntington .Beach, Attention Central Services, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach CA 92648, by 10:00 a.m. on September 23, 1998, with the following notation on the envelope: "Water Quality Proposal". B. Each proposal shall include the following information: . A List of agencies for which your firm performs similar contracted services. 2. Your State certificate numbers, as required i�, perform these services. 3. A list of your personnel and their qualifications and certifications. Indicate by name the assigned field staff who will be performing the work. 4. A detailed-listing of services you will provide for each task identified. 5. An expected time of response for each task, including time to collect samples and to furnish test results. 6. Your fees, based on a per sample test basis, in a separate sealed envelope marked "Fees." RFPMater Quality Analysesl#27512 09/09/98 2:28 PM REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL FOR CONTRACT SERVICES TO PERFORM WATER QUALITY ANALYSES AND SAMPLING II GENERAL REQUIREMENTS A. The laboratory shall furnish proof of the following insurance requirements with the proposal: 1. General Liability coverage: $1,000,000.00 CSL per occurrence. (Note: if coverage is under a form, which includes a designated general aggregate limit, the aggregate limit must be no less than ($1,000,000.00) 2. Worker's Compensation coverage in the amount not less than: a. $100,000.00 bodily injury by accident, each occurrence, and b. $100,000.00 bodily injury by disease, each employee, and c. $250,000.00 bodily injury by disease, policy limit. B. After receipt, Proposals will be screened and ranked relevant, but not limited to the following: 1. Expertise and experience of the firm and its employees 2. Thoroughness of the approach to be used that best meets the needs of the Water Division in this Request for Proposal. 3. Ability to respond in a timely manner to the needs of the Water Division as outlined herein. ;4. Standing with Department of Health Services. 5. Fees, based on a per sample/test basis. This contract is of limited duration and will begin on November 1, 1998, and expire on October 31, 1999. Should you have any questions regarding this request, please call Ward McReynolds, Water Quality Coordinator, at 714/536- ` 5424. - If it is mutually agreeable to both the City of Huntington Beach and the successful contractor, this contract may be renewed for up to two additional years. The renewals will be at the beginning of each fiscal year. Renalee Corbett Buyer RFPlwater Quality Analysesl#27512 09/09/98 2:28 PM ATTACHMENT 2 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH AND TRUESDAIL LABORATORIES, INC. TO PROVIDE WATER QUALITY ANALYSES SERVICES THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this 7th day of December 1998, by and between the City of Huntington Beach, a municipal corporation of the State of California, hereinafter referred to as "CITY,"and TRUESDAIL LABORATORIES, INC., a California corporation, hereinafter referred to as `CONSULTANT." WHEREAS, CITY desires to engage the services of a consultant to provide water quality analyses services in the City of Huntington Beach; and Pursuant to documentation on file in the office of the City Clerk, the provisions of HBMC Chapter 3.03 relating to procurement of professional service contracts has been complied with; and CONSULTANT has been selected to perform said services. NOW, THEREFORE, it is agreed by CITY and CONSULTANT as follows: 1. WORK STATEMENT CONSULTANT shall provide all services as described in the Request for Proposal, and CONSULTANT's proposal dated September 16, 1998 (hereinafter referred to as Exhibit"A"), which is attached hereto and incorporated into this Agreement by this reference. Said services shall sometimes hereinafter be referred to as "PROJECT." CONSULTANT hereby designates Stephen C. Roesch, who shall represent it and be its sole contact and agent in all consultations with CITY during the performance of this Agreement. 1 4is:4-98 Agree:True 1998 RIS 98-674 2. CITY STAFF ASSISTAI\CE CITY shall assign a staff coordinator to work directly with CONSULTANT in the performance of this Agreement. 3. TIME OF PERFORMANCE Time is of the essence-of this Agreement. The services of the CONSULTANT are to commence as soon as practicable after the execution of this Agreement and all tasks specified in Exhibit "A" shall be completed no later than twelve (12) months from the date of this Agreement. These times may be extended with the written permission of the CITY. The time for performance of the tasks identified in Exhibit"A" are generally to be shown in the Scope of Services on the Work Program/Project Schedule. This schedule may be amended to benefit the PROJECT if mutually agreed by the CITY and CONSULTANT. This Agreement will terminate one (1) year from the date it is approved by CITY; provided, however, that the parties may extend this Agreement by mutual approval for a period not to exceed two (2) years from the termination date set forth herein. 4. COMPENSATION ' In consideration of the performance of the services described herein, CITY agrees to pay CONSULTANT on an as-needed basis per monthly billing, not to exceed the attached Fee Schedule. 5. EXTRA WORK In the event CITY requires additional services not included in Exhibit"A," or changes in the scope of services described in Exhibit"A,"CONSULTANT will undertake such work after receiving written authorization from CITY. Additional compensation for such extra work shall be allowed only if the prior written approval of CITY is obtained. 2 4/s:448Agrec:True 1998 RL5 98-674 6. METHOD OF PAYMENT A. CONSULTANT shall be entitled to progress payments toward the fixed fee set forth herein in accordance with the progress and payment schedules set forth in Exhibit «A.19 B. Delivery of work product: A copy of every technical memo and report prepared by CONSULTANT shall be submitted to the CITY to demonstrate progress toward completion of tasks. In the event CITY rejects or has comments on any such product, CITY shall identify specific requirements for satisfactory completion. Any such product which has not been formally accepted or rejected by CITY shall be deemed accepted. C. The CONSULTANT shall submit to the CITY an invoice for each progress payment due. Such invoice shall: 1) Reference this Agreement; 2) Describe the services performed; 3) Show the total amount of the payment due; 4) Include a certification by a principal member of the CONSULTANT's firm that the work has been performed in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement; and Upon submission of any such invoice, if CITY is satisfied that CONSULTANT is making satisfactory progress toward completion of tasks in accordance with this Agreement, CITY shall promptly approve the invoice, in which event payment shall be made within thirty(30) days of receipt of the invoice by CITY. Such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. If the CITY does not approve an invoice, CITY shall notify CONSULTANT in writing of the reasons for non-approval, within seven (7) calendar days of receipt of the invoice, and the schedule of performance set forth in Exhibit"A" shall be 3 4fs:4-98Agree:True 1998 R{S 98-674 suspended until the parties agree that past performance by CONSULTANT is in, or has been brought into compliance, or until this Agreement is terminated as provided herein. D. Any billings for extra work or additional services authorized by CITY shall be invoiced separately to the CITY. Such invoice shall contain all of the information required above, and in addition shall list the hours expended and hourly rate charged for such time. Such invoices shall be approved by CITY if the work performed is in accordance with the extra work or additional services requested, and if CITY is satisfied that the statement of hours worked and costs incurred is accurate. Such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. Any dispute between the parties concerning payment of such an invoice shall be treated as separate and apart from the ongoing performance of the remainder of this Agreement. 7. DISPOSITION OF PLANS, ESTIMTES AND OTHER DOCUMENTS CONSULTANT agrees that all materials prepared hereunder, including all original drawings, designs, reports, both field and office notices, calculations maps and other documents, shall be turned over to CITY upon termination of this Agreement or upon PROJECT completion, whichever shall occur first. In the event this Agreement is terminated, said materials may be used by CITY in the completion of PROJECT or as it otherwise sees fit. Title to said materials shall pass to the CITY upon payment of fees determined to be earned by CONSULTANT to the point of termination or completion of the PROJECT, whichever is applicable. CONSULTANT shall be entitled to retain copies of all data prepared hereunder. 8. HOLD HARMLESS CONSULTANT shall protect, defend, indemnify and hold harmless CITY, its officers, officials, employees and agents from and against any and all liability, loss, damage, expenses, costs (including without limitation costs and fees of litigation of every nature) arising out of or in connection with performance of this Agreement or its failure to comply with any of 4 4 1s-4.98Agree:True 1998 RLS 98-674 its obligations contained in this Agreement, except such loss or damage which was caused by the sole negligence or willful misconduct of the CITY. 9. WORKERS' COMPENSATION CONSULTANT shall comply with all of the provisions of the Workers' Compensation Insurance and Safety Acts of the State of California, the applicable provisions of Division 4 and 5 of the California Labor Cocle and all amendments thereto; and all similar state or federal acts or laws applicable; and shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless CITY from and against all claims, demands, payments, suits, actions, proceedings, and judgments of every nature and description, including attorneys' fees and costs presented,brought or recovered against CITY, for or on account of any liability under any of said acts which may be incurred by reason of any work to be performed by CONSULTANT under this Agreement. 10. INSURANCE In addition to the workers' compensation insurance and CONSULTANT's covenant to indemnify CITY, CONSULTANT shall obtain and furnish to CITY, a policy of general public liability insurance, including motor vehicle coverage covering the Project. Said policy shall indemnify CONSULTANT, its officers, agents and employees, while acting within the scope of their duties, against any and all claims arising out of or in connection with the Project, and shall provide coverage in not less than the following amount: combined single limit bodily injury and property damage, including products/completed operations liability and blanket contractual liability, of S 1,000,000 per occurrence. If coverage is provided under a form which includes a designated general aggregate limit, the aggregate limit must be no less than $1,000,000. Said policy shall name CITY, its officers, and employees as Additional Insureds, 5 415:4-98Agree:True 1998 RLS 98-674 • i and shall specifically provide that any other insurance coverage which may be applicable to the Project shall be deemed excess coverage and that CONSULTANT'S insurance shall be primary. 11. CERTIFICATES OF INSURANCE. Prior to commencing performance of the work hereunder, CONSULTANT shall furnish to CITY certificates of insurance subject to approval of the City Attorney evidencing the foregoing insurance coverages as required by this Agreement; and certificates shall: a. Provide the name and policy number of each carrier and policy; b. shall state that the policy is currently in force; and C. shall promise that such policies shall not be suspended, voided or canceled by either party, reduced in coverage or in limits except after thirty days prior written notice; however, ten days prior written notice in the vent of cancellation for nonpayment of premium. CONSULTANT shall maintain the foregoing insurance coverages in force until the work under this Agreement is fully completed and accepted by CITY. The requirement for carrying the foregoing insurance coverages shall not derogate from the provisions for indemnification of CITY by CONSULTANT under the Agreement. CITY or its representative shall at all times have the right to demand the original or a copy of all said policies of insurance. CONSULTANT shall pay, in a prompt and timely manner, the premiums on ail insurance hereinabove required. 12. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR CONSULTANT is, and shall be, acting at all times in the performance of this Agreement as an independent contractor. CONSULTANT shall secure at its expense, and be responsible for any and all payment of all taxes, social security, state disability insurance compensation, unemployment compensation and other payroll deductions for CONSULTANT G 4/5:4-98Agree:1'rue 1998 RLS 98-674 and its officers, agents and employees and all business licenses, if any, in connection with the services to be performed hereunder. 13. TERMINATION OF AGREEMENT All.work required hereunder shall be performed in a good and workmanlike manner. CITY may terminate CONSULTANT's services hereunder at any time with or without cause, and whether or not PROJECT is fully complete. Any termination of this Agreement by CITY shall be made in writing, notice of which shall be delivered to CONSULTANT as provided herein. 14. ASSIGNMENT AND SUBCONTRACTING This Agreement is a personal service contract and the supervisory work hereunder shall not be delegated by CONSULTANT to any other person or entity without the consent of CITY. 15. COPYRIGHTS/PATENTS CITY shall own all rights to any patent or copyright on any work, item or material produced as a result of this Agreement. 16. CITY EMPLOYEES AND OFFICIALS CONSULTANT shall employ no CITY official nor any regular CITY employee in the work performed pursuant to this Agreement. No officer or employee of CITY shall have any financial interest in this Agreement in violation of the applicable provisions of the California Government Code. 17. NOTICES Any notice or special instructions required to be given in writing under this Agreement shall be given either by personal delivery to CONSULTANT's agent (as designated in Section 1 hereinabove) or to CITY's Director of Public Works as the situation shall warrant, 7 4Is:4-98 Agree:True 1999 RLS 98-674 or by enclosing the same in a sealed envelope, postage prepaid, and depositing the same in the United States Postal Service, addressed as follows: TO CITY: TO CONSULTANT Robert Beardsley, Director of Public Works Stephen C. Roesch, Manager City of Huntington Beach Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. 2000 Main Street 14201 Franklin Avenue Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Tustin, CA 92680 18. IMMIGRATION CONSULTANT shall be responsible for full compliance with the immigration and naturalization laws of the United States and shall, in particular, comply with the provisions of the United States Code regarding employment verification. 19. LEGAL SERVICES SUBCONTRACTING PROHIBITED CONSULTANT and CITY agree that CITY is not liable for payment of any subcontractor work involving legal services, and that such legal services are expressly outside the scope of services contemplated hereunder. CONSULTANT understands that pursuant to Huntington Beach City Charter Section 309, the City Attorney is the exclusive legal counsel for CITY; and CITY shall not be liable for payment of any legal services expenses incurred by CONSULTANT. 20. ATTORNEYS' FEES In the event suit is brought by either party to enforce the terms and provisions of this Agreement or to secure the performance hereof, each party shall bear its own attorneys' fees. 8 4is:4.98Agree:True 1998 RLS 98-074 21. ENTIRETY The foregoing, and Exhibit"A" attached hereto, set forth the entire Agreement between the parties. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be executed by and through their authorized offices the day, month and year first above written. TRUESDAIL LABORATORIES, INC. CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, a municipal corporation of the State of Cal is By - r. John Hill, PresicKt Mayor APPROVED AS TO FOR?\4: By ja�rtedafMui-4,-Chiefffnanclal Officer c� tr4Ty��'Y ATTEST: TED AND PROVED / City Clerk /a4 a Director of Public Works REVIEWED AND APPROVED c2= City A ministrator 9 4/s A-98Agree:'rrue 1998 RLS 98-674 lee - "p�{' TRUES®AIL LABORATORIES, INC. t-x ..:Y-7f•- INDEPENDENT TESTING,FORENSIC SCIENCE,AND ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSES Established 1931 T 14201 FRANKLIN AVENUE,TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 Fee Schedule PRONE (714) 730-6239 • FAX (714) 730-6462 Quote for: City of Huntington Beach Bid by: Stephen C. Roesch 2000 Main St. Date: 16 September, 1998 Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Parameter Unit Cosh Task B & E (weekly bacteriological monitoring) Caliform bacteria by Presence-Absence (ColilertlColisure) ............ $6.00 Heterotrophic Plate Count.......................................................... $2.50 Chlorine residual (field DPD analysis) ......................................... $1 .98 Additional Tasks & Misc. Parameters MPN ColilertlColisure (enumeration of total & fecal in 24 Hrs) ....... $8.50 Trihalomethane by EPA 502.2 .................................................. $30.00 Total Lead and Copper ............................................................ $19.00 Title 22 General Mineral ........................................................... $65.00 General Physical ........................................................... $7.00 Inorganic Chemical ...................................................... $84.00 Organic Chemical: Volatiles by EPA 502.2 ........................................ $60.00 Pesticides by EPA 508......................................... $85.00 Herbicides by EPA 515.1 ....................................$110.00 Radiochemistry Gross alpha........................................................ $20.00 Uranium ............................................................. $45.00 Radon................................................................ $20.00 Field Services: Weekends, holidays, unscheduled pick-ups and .................. $ 45.00/hr weekdays before 6:30 am or after 6:30 pm 0ocumerls+ProposaYHB Paces 98/09116/98 12:36 PWCH ATTACHMENT 3 FROM CITY OF HB/RISK MGMT PHONE NO. 17143741597 IrY2 1998 01:30pm P3 LWuE DATE (mimiumn Z3 _A; PAODUCER ITI M " ,c,,e_ THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS No RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE MOLDER. THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AMEND, EXTEND OR At-TER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE DOWeY, INOnfen A82664166 r- '47 91115. J 0: POLICIES BELOW. 00811140 #0020739 2 NUIton Cefift Butte 00 COMPANIES AFFORDING COVERAGE Santa Ana CA 92707 ................ . ... ... .................... .......... LGT CO wAw A nofimiave Ins. company MA C4WANY UMER INSURED m OONPAW Irvesdail Laboratories, Inc. = c ...................................................... ....... .............. 14201 Franklin Avenue COMPANY yusun CA 92780 LE,,ER E) Com"Amy E LIETT-A 7 .77777777 77. Im Ka 77 S 11413 IS TO CERTIFY THAT 7)49 POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED To THE INSURED NAMED'ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD tKO(CATEM, NOTVATHSTANCItNG ANY REQUIREMENT. TERM OR CMUITION OF ANY MMISACT OR 071I.ER DOC,;MENT wTA RESPECT To WmV, THIS r,ERnkcATE MAY BE 153-JEE)OR MAY PERTAIN. THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCF11BED HEREIN 13 SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS. ...... YquiSIONs AND coNornoNs OF SUCH POLICIES. 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NomlIM011Xf:n0 arry r0hti'rpr'1aZrt, tear•, of ;*rid•tiun c)f any eonlracl or Other CCcumont %Nilh reypee`t .0 +vhicm tmis corrificatc of IMSurenee may t* iS9uBd 0r rrlay pertain, thg ingurnnta a`ic:rr;c'!tf by inn palir.oG rSn"m*d 118rtlit!t3yuD,eel tU at!thelerms.mclulmnnrli w%5 eor•enionA of slit!Wf't;i,:z. AU1040H LtJ i1F0414etrrH iw''�vf- lf�trjlUkWl CXPLOYRR'S LIABILITY LIMIT INCLUDING DEFENSE COSTS: $1,000,000 PER OCCURIKEKCIE. ENDOHSF-WEFT #2865 ENTITLED CERTIFICATE HOLDERS' NOTICE EFFECTIVE 10/01/98 IS ATTACHED TO AND FORMS A PART OF THIS POLICY. posw Fax Note 797t Ootel�rA / Ali l�V:«;�; 7) it.s .T1N :rl;t '•., ��M' c:'�.•,I,�J"_i^.�. Cit! py. ci"V.. Alttorneyo ��1rn. co. yf, (�,iL.•dAL P�r�ne M hanc 3 �fIlON/ its EMF��YEk TRU>ESDAIL LABORATORIES, INC. 14201 FRAM LIN. AVENUE TUSTIN CA 92780 ATTACHMENT 4 i Committee Scoring: Following is a guide for keeping a record of evaluation committee scoring. Proposer Committee Member Point Initials/Scores Totals Ward James Richard McReynolds Corbett Ottollini 88 92 83 263 Truesdail 80 81 80 241 Sierra 77 83 79 239 Clinical 74 81 73 228 Babcock 26 35 50 111 APCL Upon determination of the successful proposer(s), a written statement shall be completed explaining who was chosen and why. This statement should be attached to a completed requisition/purchase order form and forwarded to the Purchasing division with a copy of the signed contract. This will allow Purchasing to handle communications and explanations to unsuccessful bidders. i • RCA ROUTING SHEET INITIATING DEPARTMENT: Public Works SUBJECT: Approve Professional Service Contract to Perform Water Quality Analyses COUNCIL MEETING DATE: December 7, 1998 RCA ATTACHMENTS STATUS Ordinance (w/exhibits & legislative draft if applicable) Not Applicable Resolution (wlexhibits & legislative draft if applicable) Not Applicable Tract Map, Location Map and/or other Exhibits Not Applicable Contract/Agreement (wlexhibits if applicable) (Signed in full by the City Attomey) Attached Subleases, Third Party Agreements, etc. (Approved as to form by City Attorney) Not Applicable Certificates of Insurance (Approved by the CityAttomey) Attached Financial Impact Statement (Unbudget, over $5,000) Not Applicable Bonds (If applicable) Not Applicable Staff Report (If applicable) Not Applicable Commission, Board or Committee Report (If applicable) Not Applicable Findings/Conditions for Approval and/or Denial Not Applicable EXPLANATION FOR MISSING ATTACHMENTS ;:REVIEWED RETURNED FOR ED Administrative Staff ( ) { ) Assistant City Administrator (Initial) ( ) { ) City Administrator (Initial) City-Clerk ( } EXPLANATION F.OWRETURN OF ITEM: (Below • . For Only) RCA Author: TRUESDAIL LABORATORIES, INC. INDEPENDENT TESTING,FORENSIC SCIENCE,AND ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSES Established 1931 14201 FRANKLIN AVENUE,TUSTIN,CALIFORNIA 92780-7008 PHONE(714)730-6239•FAX(714)730-6462 Providing the most diversified line-up of analytical services in the West Water Quality Proposal PREPARED FOR: The City of Huntington Beach 2000 Main Street Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Attn. Central Services September 22, 1998 D=mentVPromsa1/iB Cover 98109117M 11:32 AMICH TRUESDAIL LABORATO S, INC. CITYVEPTEMBER UNTINGTON BEACH WATER QUALITY ANAL ES & SAMPLING 220 1998 Index to Requested Information Information Page# 1. List of agencies to whom we provide similar contracted services..........................................2 2. State certificate numbers........................................................................... ..........................2 3. List of personnel and their qualifications and certifications...............................................3-14 4. Detailed list of services and expected response time for identified tasks.......................15-17 5. Fees.............................................................................................................Sealed Envelope 6. Proof of insurance..........................................................................................................18-19 Certifications................................................................................................................Appendix A SOP - Microbiological Sample Collection of Drinking Water .......................................Appendix B FieldWorksheet..........................................................................................................Appendix C i aoa r,Vurar P=Munb„jfton Bwth i e jCYOWnM 121 MCH Page 1 k v TRUESDAIL LABORATO ES, INC. CITY HUNTINGTON BEACH i WATER QUALITY ANAL ES$� SAMPLING EPTEMBER 22, 1998 Drinking Water References CI e t G It©rre Numbs City of Burbank Leighton Fong (818) 238-3500 City of Huntington Beach Ward McReynold (714) 536-5424 City of Pasadena Brad Bowman (818) 405-4419 City of Poway Douglas Hilliker (619) 679-9603 Orange County Water District Nira Yamachika (714) 378-3281 Los Alisos Water District Cindy Beck (714) 457-8877 Certifications Our ELAP State Certificate number is 1237. i Copies of our certifications are attached as follows: • California Department of Health Services, Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (FLAP) Certificate • Oregon Health Division, Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (FLAP) Certificate • Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ICR Chemistry Laboratory Approval • California Air Resources Board (ARB) Independent Contractors Program, Certifications • South Coast Air Quality Management District, Laboratory Approval Program • American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA)Accreditation • Naval Energy and Environmental Support Activity (NEESA)Approval • Los Angeles County Sanitation District Certification • American National Standards Institute (ANSI), Accreditation Certificates • International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO) Certification • Environmental Protection Agency, AHERA Certification D=m*nWPrap=VHunttnpton Unch lase[CyOW1IM 1124 MUCH Page 2 7 TRUESDAIL LABORAT0 S, INC. CITYfEPTEMBER UNTINGTON BEACH WATER QUALITY ANAL ES & SAMPLING 22, 1998 s Personnel We are well staffed to provide field sampling and laboratory analyses, Resumes of key staff in the areas of interest have been provided by general job description as follows: Laboratory Direction and Management Environmental Assessment/Field Services Water and Waste Laboratory Microbiology Laboratory Instrumental Laboratory Quality Assurance Laboratory Direction and Management The Technical Director of Truesdall Laboratories, Norman E. Hester, has a Ph.D. in i Chemistry from the University of California, Riverside (1972). Dr. Hester did his post doctoral work at the University of California Statewide Air Pollution Research Center where he developed methods on trace analysis of halocarbon air pollutants. This was followed by three years with the EPA air monitoring branch In Las Vegas, three years i with Rockwell International's Environmental Monitoring Service Center managing environmental contracts with EPA, NIOSH and EPRI. Three years were also spent with Occidental Petroleum studying the environmental consequences of shale oil I development. Dr. Hester has been with Truesdail Laboratories since 1983. Mr. Stephen C. Roesch is the environmental services laboratory manager, a principal professional and Chief Scientist at Truesdail Laboratories. Mr. Roesch has an MS in Microbiology and has over twenty years experience in environmental water quality and waste analysis. Mr. Roesch also has extensive experience in drinking water quality monitoring projects, management, collection of distribution water samples and training field personnel in drinking water sample collection. Mr. Roesch is also a State Registered Environmental Assessor. Mr. Roesch will have the primary responsibility for this work should Truesdail be awarded a contract. Resumes for Dr. Hester and Mr. Roesch follow. .t f; J DOgi wWPMPW8 UfflJn0W Beads 19W(CY=17=11 a4 AMEM Page 3 TRUESDAIL LABORATO S, INC. CITYVEPTUNTINGTON BEACH WATER QUALITY ANAL S & SAMPLING EMBER 22, 1998 Biographical Data: Norman E. Hester, Ph.D. Profession: Technical Director Education: M.S. and Ph.D., Chemistry, University of California, Riverside, CA Post-doctoral, Statewide Air Pollution Research Center, University of California, Riverside, CA B.S., Chemistry, California State University, Long Beach, CA Experience: . 1983-present Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. Technical director: Oversee all laboratory activities, managers in specialized areas of testing, proposal and bid preparation, and standard operating procedures. Provide senior program and project management, manpower planning, obtain outside certifications, and interact with regulatory agencies. Review technical data packages and reports. 1980-83 Occidental Research Corporation Headed up research effort in the area of shale oil development. Characterized gross and trace contaminants, directed studies in product upgrading and improvement, investigated ground water contamination and evaluated trace pollutants in solid wastes. Coordinated government permitting and regulatory activities. 1977-80 Rockwell International. Environmental Monitoring and Service Center Program manager: In various contracts for analytical methods development for trace organic and organometallic determinations. 1974-77 U.S. EPA, Las Vegas, NV- Program and project manager: On various environmental field measurement programs. Scientific American Chemical Society, Member Affiliations: Association of Official Racing Chemists, Affiliate Member Publications: 23 papers and presentations in the area of environmental and organic analysis and analytical methods development Docvmentel YopoeaMuntlnglon Beach iM{CYM17=1124 AU CH Page 4 TRUESDAIL LABORATOWES S, INC. CITY4HUNTINGTON BEACH WATER QUALITY ANAL & SAMPLING EPTEMBER 22, 1998 Biographical Data: Stephen C. Roesch Profession: Chief Scientist, Director Environmental Services Education: Post Graduate, Biochemistry, University of Southern California Post Graduate, Industrial Hygiene, University of California,Irvine M.S., Microbiology, Cal State University, Long Beach B.S., Biological Sciences, University of Southern California Experience: 1987-present Truesdail Laboratories, Inc.: Chief scientist, director environmental services: Oversee the Environmental Services Department. Responsible for all analyses in water quality environmental lab. Coordinate daily activities and maintain client contact. Responsible for drinking water, wastewater, and hazardous waste analyses; microbiological analyses; project management; environmental QA; asbestos inspection and monitoring; environmental field services. A trained safety professional in charge of lab health and safety. 1976-1987 James M. Montgomery, Consulting Engineers Associate laboratory director: Responsible for lab administration, supervision of lab computer services, accounting, purchasing, secretarial services and facilities operation. Managed industrial waste services, including project management and associated field activities. Prepared hazardous waste site Health & Safety plans. Microbiology supervisor: Responsible for daily management of analyses. Project management and methods development for virus, Giardia, mutagenicity, fungal and asbestos analyses. Scientific American Society for Microbiology Affiliations: American Water Works Association Water Environment Federation Standard Methods Joint Task Force: Asbestos, Laboratory Safety American Chemical Society, Chemical Health & Safety Division Papers and 5 papers and presentations in the field of environmental water quality. Publications: s i t DwimenWPropoaaMuntlnow Beach I (CYMIIM 11:24 AUrM Page 5 ti TRUESDAIL LABORATO , INC. CITYVEPTEMBER UNTINGTON BEACH WATER QUALITY ANAL SS & SAMPLING 22, 1998 Environmental Assessment/Field Services Truesdail Laboratories is qualified In all areas of environmental monitoring: Analytical, Consulting and Field Services. Stephen C. Roesch Is a State of California Registered Environmental Assessor (R.E.A.). He has extensive experience with site investigations dealing with hazardous materials and site safety audits, and managing initial site investigations (including underground exploration and hazardous waste site safety programs. See resume under Management). Chris Roberts, Hector Andujo, and Leo Harvey are the Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. field staff who will be assigned to this project for sample collection. Chris Roberts will be the primary field technician assigned to the City of Huntington Beach. Their resumes follow. i D=mwtilPropowVHunAngtw Beath 1M(Cy08117M 11:24 MMCH Page 6 TRUESDAIL LABORATO S, INC. CITY HUNTINGTON BEACH WATER QUALITY ANAL ES & SAMPLING EPTEMBER 22, 1998 Biographical Data: Chris Roberts Profession: Water and Waste Sampling Technician Education: Environmental Studies, Cal Poly, Pomona Experience: 1996-present Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. Water and waste sampling technician: Equipment maintenance, sample collection, flow measurement, sample log-in, storage, and disposal. 1995 Sierra Medical Laboratory assistant/driver Biographical Data: Hector Andujo Profession: Water and Waste Sampling Technician, AHERA certified. Education: College Courses: Computer Typesetting & Pasteup Computer Analyst& Data Input Systems Graphic film stripping & photo negative pasteup Franklin High School Experience: 1989-present Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. Water and waste sampling technician: Sample collection, equipment maintenance, and AHERA (asbestos) sampling. 1988-1989 Union Pacific Railroad Switchman, brakeman &yardmaster 1986-1988 Arroyo Vista Health Center General maintenance engineer 1984-1986 May Company Computer monitoring 1982-1984 Jeffries Banknote Co. Computer maintenance and typesetting f DDmwwftFrap=[MunUnglon Beach lase ICYOW17M 11 V AMACK Page 7 TRUESDAIL LABORATO S, INC. CITY*HUNTINGTON BEACH WATER QUALITY ANAL ES& SAMPLING SEPTEMBER 22, 1998 Blographicaf Data: Leo A. Harvey Profession: Water and Waste Sampling Technician Education: A.A. Diesel Technology, Santa Ana Jr. College: (In progress) Experience: 1990-present Truesdail Laboratories, Inc.: Water and waste sampling technician: Sample collection, equipment maintenance. 1989 Lang Plumbing $ Heating Air conditioning technician 1986-1989 Del Taco, Inc. Property service technician 1983-1985 Orange County Community Development Council Weatherization supervisor j 1978-1983 James Mock Inc. Journeyman Cement Mason i Ek=menLNProp=VHvntinglon Bwcn 1M(Q09117/W 1124 AM/CH Page 8 i TRUESDAIL LABORATO S, INC. CITY*HUNTINGTON BEACH WATER QUALITY ANALYSES & SAMPLING SEPTEMBER 22, 1998 Water and Waste Laboratory Truesdail's Water and Waste Laboratory Is managed by Ms. Julia Nayberg. Mrs. s Nayberg has a Master's Degree In Analytical Chemistry and over 21 years experience in the analysis of waters and wastes. Ms. Divina Pascual is the Assistant Manager of the Water and Waste Laboratory. Ms. Pascual oversees the inorganic lab and serves as the project manager for specific contracts. Biographical Data: Julia Nayberg Profession: Analytical Chemist Education: B.S./M.S., Chemistry, Metchnikoff University, USSR Experience: Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. 1987-present Manager, Water And Waste Laboratory: Oversee analysis of waters, soils, and air pollution samples by A.A. and ICP methods. Oversee extraction and preparation of water and waste samples by instrumental methods. Oversee testing by EPA and "Standard Methods" procedures of water samples. Review data and prepare reports. Manage programs and projects for specific clients. 1985-1987 Analytical Chemist/Assistant Manager 1979-1985 Vetter Research Laboratories Senior ChemistlAssistant Manager 1973-1977 Metchnikoff University, USSR Research Chemist 1967-1973 Odessa X-Ray Equipment, USSR Analytical Chemist 7'1 oewment51PropmVHun0np1on Beach 1M{CY09r17M 1124 AMICH Page 9 r TRUESDAIL LABORATO S, INC. CITYVE UNTINGTON BEACH WATER QUALITY ANAL S & SAMPLING PTEMBER 22, 1998 Biographical Data: Divjna Pascual Profession: Chemist Education: B.S., Chemistry, Centro Escolor University, Philippines Experience: Truesda#Laboratories, Inc. 1988-present Assistant manager: Supervise inorganic analyses group. Analyis of drinking water, waste water, soils, and solid wastes for chemical parameters using standard EPAs, DOHs, and other techniques. Manage projects and programs for specific clients. Report preparation for specific clients. 1987-1988 Quality Assurance Officer 1985-1987 Chemist 1984-1985 Chemical Consultants Water Chemist 1983-1984 Leffingwell Chemicals, Inc: Chemical Technician Biographical Data: Jo-An Kittleson Profession: Project Manager Education: B.S., Chemistry and Biological Science, University of California, Irvine Experience: 1998-Present Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. Project Manager: Responsible for the management and scheduling of drinking water projects, including sampling, analysis, and state agency report submission. Maintain client services. Provide consulting services when required. Responsible for interaction with various regulatory agencies, including EPA, Department of Health Services, and Metropolitan Water District. F 1996-1998 Quanterra Environmental Services Analytical Chemist(independent contractor) 1993-1996 Apollo Analytics, Inc. Senior Chemist (independent contractor) 1992-1993 Terra Tech Labs, Inc. GC/MS Chemist 1991-1992 Analytical Technologies, Inc. GCIMS Chemist DocumentalPmposaMunungton Beach 1t (CY0922M0:25AWCH Page 10 TRUESDAIL LABORATO#ES S, INC. CITY HUNTINGTON BEACH WATER QUALITY ANAL & SAMPLING EPTEMBER 22, 1998 Biographical Data: Michael T. T. Chuah Profession: Senior Laboratory Technician/Supervisor , Education: Graduate Degree, Environmental Technology, Cordordia University, Montreal, Canada B.S. and B.A., McGill University, Montreal, Canada Experience: Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. 1995-present Senior Techniclan/Supervisor: Supervises metals analysis group. Analysis of waters, wastes and soils for trace and toxic metals by atomic absorption spectrophotometry (A.A.), plasma emission spectroscopy, and graphite furnace (GFAA) following EPA and "Standard Methods." Sample digestion, preparation of standard solutions, etc. 1997-1998 A GA T Environmental Services Instrumentation Analyst 1997 Sembiosys Genetics Inc. Biochemical Researcher 1997 Wei Fung (Canada) Ltd. Environmental Technologies Researcher Biographical Data: Christine Schoonmaker Brown Profession: Chemist Education: B.S. Botany/Chemistry, California State University, Long Beach Experience: 1993-present Tiuesdall Laboratories, Inc. Asst. project manager/chemist: Analysis of waters and wastes for trace and toxic metals by atomic absorption spectrophotometry (AA), plasma emission spectroscopy (ICP), Graphite Furnace and wet analyses following EPA - and "Standard Methods". Examine water, waste, soils, and sludge according to EPA, DHS, and other standard methods. Radiochemistry Technician - gross alpha, beta, and uranium in water and solids; radon in water. DoeumentslProposaMuntlnoton B@aeh,eae(CyOBl17/N 11:24 AM CH Page 11 ... TRUESDAIL LABORATO S, INC. CITY HUNTINGTON BEACH WATER QUALITY ANAL ES & SAMPLING SEPTEMBER 22, 1998 Microbiology Laboratory Truesdail's Microbiology Laboratory Is managed by Mr. Karl Schiller. Mr. Schiller has a Master's degree In Microbiology and 27 years experience in the analysis of microbiological parameters on water, foods, air and miscellaneous solid substrates. Biographical Data: Karl W. Schiller -- Profession: Chief Microbiologist Education: M.S., Microbiology, California State University, Los Angeles B.A. Microbiology, California State University, Los Angeles A.A., Science, Pasadena City College Experience: 1970-present Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. Chief Microbiologist: Supervisor of microbiological laboratory for Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. Conduct tests on water, foods, and materials including microbiological testing, fungus resistance testing, water purification devices, sanitary inspections, asbestos in materials and air, microscopic analysis, and particle counts. 1969-1970 Califomia State University Graduate Assistant 1965-1969 California College of Medicine, University of California, Irvine Research Technician Scientific Southern California Branch of the American Society for Microbiology Affiliations: D=rnenWPrapMVHundnMm Beach 190{CyW1719811:24 AMICH Page 12 TRUESDAIL LABaRAT #ES' INC. CITY HUNTINGTON BEACH WATER QUALITY ANAES & SAMPLING SEPTEMBER 22, 1998 Instrumental Laboratory The Instrumental Laboratory is managed by Mr. Joe Bramblett, a MS Chemist with over 20 years of experience in environmental sample analysis. Truesdail's Instrumental Laboratory performs the determinations of volatile organics, base neutrals, pesticides, phenolics, and other organics according to EPA, NIOSH, FDA, and a host of commercial specifications. Biographical Data: Joe Bramblett Profession: Senior Analytical Chemist, Instrumental Laboratory Manager Education: M.S., Chemistry, Cal State University, Long Beach B.S., Chemistry, University of California, Los Angeles A.A. Engineering, Cerritos College, Cerritos Experience: i 1986-present Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. Manager Instrumental Analysis Laboratory: Oversee analysis of various environmental samples (air, water, soil, and solid wastes) for organic pollutants using gas chromatography, high performance liquid chromatography, gas chromatography, and mass spectroscopy. Test pharmaceuticals, plastics, and other organics for purity, trace contamination, and composition using GC, GC/MS, FTIR. Train and supervise junior chemists. 1984-1986 West Coast Analytical Services, Inc. Laboratory Manager: EPA priority pollutant analysis for government (EPA, CLP contracts) and commercial clients. Organic analysis problem solving using GC and FTIR. 1978-1984 ITAnalytical Services Group leader chromatography section: Organic analysis, principal investigator and project manager on several EPA contracts and CLP work. 1976-1978 University of California, Irvine Ion-molecule interactions using ion cyclotron mass spectroscopy. 1975 West Coast Technical Services Senior analytical chemist: Product deformation, trace organic analysis in various matrices, environmental analysis 1972-1974 Allergran Pharmaceuticals Formulation Chemist: Analysis of active ingredients, accelerated stability studies. 1969-1971 U.S. Army Ordnance _ 1st. Lieutenant, Company Commander: Battalion Staff Officer f oowm«WPropDwVHunungton 9mch i9W(cY09117 a 11:24 AMlCH Page 13 TRUESDAIL LABORATO S, INC. CITYVEPTEMBER UNTINGTON BEACH WATER QUALITY ANAL ES & SAMPLING 22, 1998 Quality Assurance For environmental work, one individual is committed to evaluation of data, preparing tables and plots of spike recovery, precision and accuracy, etc. Our Quality Assurance specialist is Mr. Chuck Hamilton. Biographical Data: Charles B. Hamilton Profession: Quality Control Specialist Education: Juris Doctor, Law, Western State University of Law Chemistry and Computer Programming, California State University, Riverside B.S., Criminaiistics, California State University, Long Beach Experience: 1998-present Truesdail Laboratories, Inc Quality Control Specialist: Duties include preparation of Q.A. and Q.C. samples for organic and inorganic analyses, monitoring performance on E.P.A. check samples, preparation of duplicate samples, plotting Quality Control charts, Informing analysts and supervisors of problems, working with analysts to determine the causes of problems and finding solutions. 1986-present CB&H Income Tax Service Tax Preparer 1995-1996 Entek Corporation Product Technology Specialist 1977-1995 Unocal Corporation Research Technician Scientific American Chemical Society, Member Affiliations: i i z F D,,cumenly�Muminoton B rh 1998{cy0e/17M 1124 AMCH Page 14 TRUESDAIL LABORATO ES, INC. CITY HUNTINGTON BEACH WATER QUALITY ANAL ES & SAMPLING EPTEMBER 22, 1998 Scope of Work/Services Provided A. Coordinate with the City Water Quality Section on all work. The project manager for The City of Huntington Beach will be Mr. Stephen C. Roesch. He will be responsible for coordinating all tasks with the City. Mr. Roesch will meet with the City contact on a regular basis to-maintain communication and provide pro-active project management. Upon award of the contract, we will supply the City of Huntington Beach with phone and pager numbers so that he can be contacted at any time (he is also a resident of Huntington Beach). B. Perform the collection and analysis of forty(40) weekly routine bacteriological samples as directed by City. Bacteriological tests to be performed shall be 24-hour Presence Absence Technique and Heterotrophic Plate Counts on each sample. Submit results to City Water Quality Section. Weekly sample collection, as directed by the City, will be performed by trained Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. (TLI)field personnel. Sample collection will be'performed according to our Standard Operating Procedure for microbiological sample collection of drinking water. A copy of this SOP is attached hereafter. A copy of our Field Work Sheet for routine bacteriological monitoring is also attached. Truesdail field vehicles are fully equipped and have yellow flashing lights for local traffic safety. The analyses will be performed by 24-hour PIA Technique and HPC. A report will be submitted to The City of Huntington Beach by FAX and also by mail. If resampling is required, the City will be verbally notified immediately by phone. Any additional data requested by the City will be available via phone, FAX or mail. Analytical Time: 24 hrs. total and fecal Coliform, 2448 hrs. HPC Sample Time: estimate 8-8 minutes/site (location dependent) C. Perform the collection and analysis of special bacteriological samples taken by City forces for new construction or repairs on the distribution system. Submit results to City Water Quality Section. Our project manager will be available 24 hours to facilitate emergency sample collection in coordination with City contact. The sampling will be performed by trained TLI field personnel. The analyses will be performed by 24-hour PIA Technique and HPC. A report will be submitted to The Water Quality Section by FAX and also by mail. Response Time: 1 hour response Analytical Time: 24 hrs. total and fecal Coliform, 24-48 hrs. HPC Sample Time: estimate 15-30 minutes/site (dependent upon scope-of work) i i S , D0Mmmnt%1Pr0pMVHunGnpt0n Death 19M(Cy09117M 1124 AM C11 Page 15 TRUESDAIL LABORATo S, INC. CITY4EPTEMBER HUNTINGTON BEACH WATER QUALITY ANAL ES & SAMPLING 22, 1998 D. Be available to respond to private contractors that require bacteriological samples to be collected and tested for work in Huntington Beach and Sunset Beach. The samples requested by private contractors shall be at contractor's expense. Our project manager will be available 24 hours to facilitate emergency sample collection in coordination with City contact and/or with the private eontractor(s). The sampling will be performed as required by trained TLI field personnel. Analyses will be performed by 24- hour PIA Technique and HPC. A report will be prepared and submitted. Response Time: 2 hours response Analytical Time: 24 hrs. total and fecal Coliform, 24-48 hrs. HPC Sample Time: estimate 15-30 minutes/site (dependent upon scope-of work) E. Perform the collection and analysis of weekly water samples at the forty(40) routine bacteriological sampling points through the system and test chlorine residual. Perform chlorine residual tests in accordance with DOHS requirements using DPD Method on those samples and submit results to the City Water Quality Section. . Chlorine residual samples will be analyzed weekly, by trained TLI field personnel using DOHS approved DPD Method. The data will be reported to the City Water Quality Section with the microbiological analyses results. Analytical Time: Immediate Sample Time: estimate 1-2 minutes/site F. 'Perform the collection and analysis of weekly source samples to be taken at wells and Metropolitan Water District connections (maximum 15 per week). Submit results to the City Water Quality Section. Weekly sample collection will be coordinated between the City contact and our project manager and performed on a routine basis, as directed by the City. The sampling will be performed by trained TLI field personnel. The analyses will be performed by 24-hour PIA Technique and HPC. A report will be submitted to The City Water Quality Section by FAX and also by mail. If resampling is required, the City will be verbally notified immediately by phone. Any additional data required by the City will be available via phone, FAX or mail. Analytical Time: 24 hrs. total and fecal Coliform, 24-48 hrs. HPC Sample Time: estimate 15-30 minutes travel time (location dependent) G. Perform quarterly collection and analysis of water samples for the presence of Trihalomethanes, using approved DOHS methods at sixteen (16) locations designated by the City. Actual dates and times for collection shall be scheduled with the Water Quality Section. Submit results to the City Water Quality Section. Sample collection will be coordinated between the City Water Quality Section contact and our project manager and performed quarterly, as directed by the City. The sampling will be performed by trained TLI field personnel. The analyses will be performed using DOHS method 502.2. A report will be submitted to The City Water Quality Section by FAX and also by mail. Any additional data required by the City will be available via phone, FAX or mail. Analytical Time: 5-10 working days •- Sample Time: 1 minute when collected in conjunction with micro samples :c 4 DocumenWftposaMuntington Beach 199E(Cy09/171991124 AA+CH Page 16 TRUESDAIL LABORATCWS, INC. CITY HUNTINGTON BEACH WATER QUALITY ANALYSES & SAMPLING SEPTEMBER 22, 1998 H. All samples shall be collected by and tested by employees of the contractor. All sample collection and testing noted in the RFP will be performed by TLI personnel. NOTE: Analytical Time Is based on Presence-Absence Technique for Total Conform and Fecal Collform using either Collsure or Colilert media. The Analytical time for both Total and Fecal Collforms is 24 hours minimum. We recommond Colllert for repeat samples collected after confirmed positive coliform. .:l OxumenwVropowfflunungton Buch lass{cy09117W 11!24 AM(CH Page 17 _• .STATE P.O. BOX 420807,SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94142-0807 COMPENSATION INSUFt^NCE FUND. . CERTIFICATE:OF WORKERS' COMPENSATION,INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER AUGUST z5, 1 9. s n�f 077628..0 sa CERTIFICATE EXPIRES i.e 1 98. r- AUG 2 T�ga . City of Huntington Beach .�► Attn: Renalee Corbett �- r Central Services 2000 Main St. JOB B. ALL 'OPERATIONS Huntington Beach, CA 92648 This Is to certify that we have issued a valid.Workers'Compensation insurance,policy in a form approved by th&California Insurance Commissioner to the employer narred'belowfo.rthe policy period indicated: This policy is not subject to cancellation bythe Fund except:uponten days'advance written notice to the employer: We will also give you TEN days'advance notice should this policy be cancelled prior to its normal expiration: i Thfs certificate of insurance is not an insurance policy and.does not amend, extend or alter the coverage afforded by the policies listed. herein."Notwithstanding any.: requirement, term, or condition of any contract.:or other document with respect`to which this.certificate of insurance may. a issued or may pertain,'.the insu..rance 'affot'ded by the policies 5' described herein IS subject to all the terms>exclusions and condltio.ns;of such:poll cies AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE PRESIDENT EMPLOYER'S LIABILITY LIMIT INCLUDING DEFENSE COSTS: $1,000, 000: PER OCCURRENCE. •, EMPLOYER -. { TRUESDAIL LABORATORIES, INC. . . 14201 FRANKL,IN AVENUE t , TUSTIN. CA 92780 THIS DOCUMENT HASA BLUE PATTERNED BACKGROUND.%; .:- , SCIF 10262(REV.3-95 ci _ _ .. �,r(�{ i .•�;�.�"''� • ',nS�•v�-�'r�y"' a� p �v..,Y,.• w- �;y,. y. � �t•(:Y _ t,. �... f�.y,..�•. v H rh;;.- ;sue.,^i!r f ri -r :v�=:'• -+ 'Nr1!'��"�N�'w;4!�R n�l'W�-' ''.�`f'%:.� ��:'•• �1 � -{{ h�. �. 'R�� ,�!?147 S-f ,�,6' 1 y��"�,.. `�,,,yyy���'.... � �Ayyy�l Jf •� / 1'• �r.s ! I •.. ® 's"" ' �c.:?���{"�,F'S yoYS=x�"�M;�Wf �'•_ �� � � ..9!' ,l dY.i,i�X„r'�{.��4ti���`pl;.-�� 1�x.7?�``�tiVi'I� y y�T� '+� ��'''','. ;`�. r•� ; s� +,.,, ••:r;••' y j�i,'r F,• ••:: � � '� •E - .--:'i s; ,:. y�;i`II .t ; I i��3�: i o _ tw .�{3 L�-d. �y. 11 k. d 3._:.._•�S . The American Industrial Hygiene ' n. Association , is proud to acknowledge that a Truesdail Laboratories Inc. Tustin CA � Laboratory ID# 11072 has fulfilled the requirements for Industrial Hygiene Laboratory a= Accreditation and has earned distinguished recognition as an `«r; M Accredited Laboratory t { Orginally Accredited July 1. 1987,current certifrcare effective July 1, 1996 until July 1.1999. hjI subject to continued compliance with AlHA accreditation criteria. , - ri 4�Y f _� ,•M 1I tr ,, GSM../ rest ent Am rican Industrial Hygiene Assoc on =t m>�Y�`�.,% June 20 I996 Date Prepared '• Chair Analytical Accreditation Board 1� 336 ' Certificate Number p • � �� ,j Chair IH Laboratory Accreditation Committee : - 14.T AS WAM AA00 »j THIS CHRTIFICATE !S ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AItO CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. THIS CER71FICATEE ` DOES NOT AMEND, BXTMNO OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED 13Y THB DesleF, Renton & Aaseclafas POLICIES BELOW. 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NOTriVITWANDING ANY REOUrA>;ALENT.TEAM OA CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OA OTHER DOCuMMT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAK THE INSURANCE AFFORDED 8Y THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL TH@ T131tILS. j EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLK= ulltlrg SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CWMS. .. ....................._............,........_.... ................................................I................,......... .......................•..................... . CIO! POUCY TM OF N$URANCB POLICY NUMNATINS ��IDIMATION rs-AO Lam � 'G04FALUAIAM PUS73048 09J01198 09141/99 c38+r�aAL �� .rl 2,Oao,Ooa � A: x : G �ws PROLXrCT3•CCMPICP AOO. t 1 f 000 000 ` ••• •• •. •.•.• I .•- .....•. .. • ...� .. ...�..�..... ........ 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EXCELS LIABLRY ,ZAC„OCCUWNC.' r UM9118.6A FORM AGGK-GA76 i ..........: :0710 TNAH UMSAELLA FOMA WORIGR'S CCAOUISATCH STATVTOreY LWRS ANDEACri ACODENT S DOSE-Pa�CY iPrur s si tOYFRs IJAIlRlTY oGEA9a•r:ACn BAPLVYEB s OTNFR • 4[�TYROF KU3119 [i1GTON��AYMT ICERS & MLOTEES ARE NAMED ADDITIONAL INSURED AS RESPECTS GENERAL LIABILITY f EXCEPT 10 OAT NOTICE OF CANCELLATION FOR NON-PAYMENT OF PREMIUM. _.3 .s...a�•wwaw•gill M::.::.. fs. _ .rv. •:.:r.... SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCEL ID BEFORE T14E j EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF.THE ISSUING COMPANY WILL ZKZWMXKXWJOLXXX j "ff OF X?jfffINQTON BEACH MAIL r DAYS WRITTEN NOTICE TO rAE CERTIFICATE MOLDER NAMED TO THE ATr: Renalee Cerbeff Canfrf iv LEIRT. 2000 MAIN STRE9T NIlNT8f0rOAT BRACH CA 92648 . AUTNORIZEO REPRELWrATM j- E14 _I Xn 17n '.J u r nnn Lrun it T ne•.-:;T nn r nr_% i T inn STATE OF CALIFORNIA—HEALTHAND WELFARE AGENCY PETE WILSON, Governor DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES -2151 BERKELEY WAY MiI9999a BERKELEY, CA 947OA-1011 (510)sao-xsoa June 22 199$ JUN 1'titi �---------r-------�� t i 1 NORMAN E.HESTER,Ph.D Certificate No.: 1237 r-. - TRUESDAIL LABORATORIES 14201 FRANKLIN AVENUE TUSTIN, CA 92680 Dear NORMAN E. HESTER,Ph.D: Enclosed is amended copy of your ELAP Fields of Testing List. If you have any questions,please contact our office at(510) 540-2800. Sincerely, George C. Kulasingam, Ph.D. Program Chief Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program Enclosure r; STATE OF CALIFORNIA—HEALTH AND WELFARE AGENCY PETE WILSON, Governor . DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES _ 2151 BERKELEY WAY n BERKELEY, CA 9 470 4-1 0 1 1 , July 1, 1998 Certificate No.: 1237 NORMAN.E.HESTER TRUESDAIL LABORATORIES ` 14201 FRANKLIN AVENUE TUSTIN, CA 92680 Dear NORMAN E. HESTER: This is to advise you that the laboratory named above continues to be certified as an environmental testing laboratory pursuant to the provisions of the California Environmental Laboratory Improvement Act of 1988 (Health and Safety Code(HSC),Division 1,Part 2, Chapter 7.5, Section 100825, et seq.). Ceritification for all currently certified Fields of Testing which the laboratory has applied for renewal shall remain in effect until 07/31/2000 unless revoked. Also, please note that continued use of the certificate is contingent upon: * successful completion of the renewal site visit- * acceptable performance in the required performance.evaluation(PE) studies; * timely payment of all fees, including an annual fee due on July 31, 1999, compliance with Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (FLAP) statutes i (HSC, Section 100825, et seq.) and Regulations (California Code of Regulations (CCR), Title 22, Division 4, Chapter 19). An updated "List of Approved Fields of Testing and Analytes" will be issued to the laboratory upon completion of the renewal process. The application for the next renewal.must be received 90 days before the expiration of this certificate to remain in force according to the CCR, Section 64801 through 64827. Please note that the laboratory is required to notify ELAP of any major changes in the laboratory such as the transfer of ownership, change of laboratory director, change in location, or structural alterations which may affect adversely the quality of analyses(HSC, Section 100845(b)(d)). Please include the above certificate number in all your correspondence to FLAP. If you have any questions, please contact ELAP at (510) 540-2800. Sincerely, - iGeoC. Ku gam, Ma er Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program j -- STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES F ' i . ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY CERTIFICATION s is hereby granted to i .sue-, ?��-.�,•�..�.-.-�... �` �, ;rtkJ� -'gip T DAIL LABS ' * ES LU r . to•conduct analyses of environmental samples as specified in the "List of Approved Flelds of Testing and Analytes" which accompanies this Certificate. This Certificate is granted in accordance with provisions of Section 1010, et seq. G. (New Section 100825) of the Health and Safety Code. Certificate No.: 1237 is E'rptration Date: 07131/2000 Issued on: 07/01/1999 at Berkeley, California, M�cl.Kulasingam,Ph.D. subject to forfeiture or,revocation. Environmental LaboratoryAccred{taUon Program _eE • _ - t CAL�ORNIA DEPARTMENT OFHEALTH SERVES . ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY ACCREDITATION PROGRAM List of Approved Fields of Testing and Analytes Truesdail Laboratories TELEPHONE No:(714)730-6239 CERTIFICATE NUMBER 1237 v 14201 Franklin Avenue CALIFORNIA COUNTY:Oran_ge EXPIRATION DATE:07/31/98 Tustin,CA 1 Microbiology of Drinking Water and 3jastewater LIA Total and Fecal Coliform in Drinking Water by Multiple Tube Fermentation 1.2A Total and Fecal Coliform in Drinking Water by Membrane Filtration 1.3 Total Coliform and E.coli in Drinking Water by MMO-MUG 1.4A Total and Fecal Coliform in Drinking Water by Clarl's Presence/Absence 1.5 Heterotrophic Plate Count 1.6 Total Coliform in Wastewater by Multiple Tube Fermentation 1.7 Fecal Coliform in Wastewater by Multiple Tube Fermentation 1.8 Total Coliform in Wastewater by Membrane Filtration 1.9 Fecal Coliform in Wastewater by Membrane Filtration 1.10 _Fecal Streptococci or Enterococci by Multiple Tube Fermentation 1.12 Total Coliform in Source Water by Multiple Tube Fermentation 2 Inorganic Chemistry and Physical Properties of Drinking Water excludintr Toxic Chemical Elements 2.1 Alkalinity- (06/08198) 2.2 Calcium 2.3 Chloride 2.4 Corrosivity 2.5 Fluoride 2.6 Hardness------------(06108/98) 2.7 Magnesium 2.8 MBAS 2.9 Nitrate _ 2.10 Nitrite 2.11 Sodium---- --(06108/98) 2.12 Sulfate 2.13A Total Filterable Residue-----------(06/08i98) 2.13B Conductivity----------------(06/08/98) 2,16 Phosphate,ortho 2.17 Silica 2.18 Cyanide 2.19 Potassium 3 Analysis of Toxic Chemical Elements in Drinking Water 3 3.1 Arsenic' 3.2 Barium 3.3 Cadmium 3.4 Chromium,total 3.5 Copper 3.6 Iron 3.7 Lead ; fit. 3.8 Manganese, 3.9 Mercury 3.10 _ ._Selenium - 3.11 Silver 3.12 Zinc ,E j' 3.13 Aluminum 3.15 Antimony , - - - - _ - _ _•_-ram- �z--,•v'=�:K'C�.•3';:;h�Y+_r.-:-..p-..,,,:,�...- _ _ -As of June 11, 1998, this List supersedes-all previous'lists'for'-this"certificate number. 1 r Certificate No.: 1237 Expiration Date:07/31/98 Page 2 3 aI sIs o is Chemical Ele en in Drjnking Water 3.16 Beryllium 3.17 Nickel 3.18 Thallium 4 12reanic ChemistilIn (measurement combination) 4.2 EPA Method 524.2 4.8 EPA Method 525.2 PAHIAdipates/Phthalates only S a c Cho s tor(excludilig measurelLientsS o a 5.4 EPA Method 502.2------------(06/08/98) 5.7 EPA Method 505--406/08198) 5.6 EPA Method 504.1 5.9 EPA Method 507 5.10A EPA Method 508- 5.10B EPA Method 508.1 5.13A EPA Method 515.1 5.13B EPA Method 515.2------- --(06108198) 5.21 EPA Method 552.1 ------- --(06/08198) 6 Radlochemistry 6.1 Gross Alpha and Beta Radiation EPA Method 900.0 6.2 Total Radium EPA Method 903.0 6.3 Radium 226---------------•----------(11/10197) EPA Method 903.1 6.4 Uranium EPA Method 909.0&908.1 6.5 Radon 222 EPA Method 913.0 6.9 Tritium EPA Method 906.0 6.11 Gross Alpha by Co-precipitation EPA Method 00-02 6.14 Gross Alpha&Beta in Hazardous Wastes EPA Method 9310 6.15 Alpha Emitting Radium Isotopes in Hazardous Wastes EPA Method 9315 9 Phyjjcal Pronertleses of-Hpzardogs 3yaste 9.1 Ignitability by Flashpoint determination(Title 22,CCR,66261.21) 9.2 Corroslyity-pH determination(Title 22,CCR,66261.22) 9.3 Corrosivity-Corrosivity towards steel(Title 22,CCR,66261.22) 9.4 Reactivity(Title 22,CCR,66261.23) As of dune 11, 1998, this list supersedes all previous lists for this certificate-number. Certificate No.: 1237 Expiration Date:07/31/98 Page 3 11 10 Inorganic cbemistry and Toxic Chemical Elements of Hazardous Waste 10.1 Antimony , 10.2 Arsenic 10.3 Barium ' 10A Beryllium 10.5 Cadmium 10.5 Chromium,total 10.7 Cobalt 10.8 Copper 10.9 Lead 10.10 Mercury 10.11 Molybdenum 10.12 Nickel 10.13 Selenium 10.14 Silver 10.15 TMallium 10.16 Vanadium 10.17 2:inc 10.18 Ctuomium(VT) I 0.19 Cyanide 10.20 Pluoride 10.21 Sulfide 10.22 'Total Organic Lead ' 11 Extraction Tests of Hazardous Waste , 11.1 California Waste Extraction Test(WET)(Title 22,CCR,66261.106,Appendix II) 11.2 Extraction Procedure Toxicity 11.3 Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure(TCLP)All Classes - • T 12 O1ga le Chomtstry of Hazardous Waste(measu a ent by GC/MS combination) ?.I 12.1 EPA Method 8240E 12.2 EPA Method 8250A 12.3 EPA method 8270B 12.6 EPA Method 8260A 13 OrBanle Chemistry of Hazardous Waste(excluding measurements by GC/M-S co nbinatiott) 'r 13.1 EPA Method 8010B 3 13.2 EPA Method 8015A 13.3 EPA Method 8020A - 13.4 EPA Method 9030A 13.5 EPA Method 8040A �R 13.6A EPA Method 8060 r 13.613 EPA Method 8061 i 13.7A EPA Method 8080A 13.7B EPA Method 80$1 -_ 13.8 EPA Method 8090 As of .ium 11, 199a, this list supersedes sit previous lists for this certificate rwmber. CertificateNo.. 1237 Expiration Date:07/31/98 Page 4 13 SIf ffMrdougMge(USj)jdIUZ measurrMe= cQMhinBijqDI(continued) I3.10A EPA Method 8120A 13.10B EPA Method 8121 13.11A EPA Method 8140 , 13.11B EPA Method 8141A 13.12A EPA Method 8150B 13.12B EPA Method 8151 13.13 EPA Method 8310 13.14A EPA Method 632 13.15 Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons-Gasoline 13.16 Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons-Diesel 13.17 TRPH-Screening by 11L 13.18 EPA Method 9011 13.19 EPA Method 8021 A 13.23 EPA Method 8330 13.26 EPA Method 8031 13.27 EPA Method 8032 13.29 EPA Method 8315 14 i 14.1 Bulk Asbestos, 1%or Greater Asbestos Concentrations(Title 22,CCR,66261.24(a)(2)(A)) 16 Wastewater^[norgaillc Chensistrv,DIu rients ali,d pemgad 16.1 Acidity 16.2 Alkalinity 16.3 Ammonia 16.4 Biochemical Oxygen Demand 16.5 Boron 16.6 Bromide 16.7 Calcium 16.9 Chemical Oxygen Demand 16.10 Chloride 16.11 Chlorine Residual,total 16.12 Cyanide 16.13 Cyanide amenable to chlorination 16.14 Fluoride 16.15 Hardness 16,16 Kjeldahl Nitrogen 16.17 Magnesium 16.19 Nitrate 16.19 Nitrite 16.20 Oil and Grease 16.21 Organic Carbon ` r 16.22 Oxygen;-Dissolved 16.23 pH 16.24 Phenols 16.25 Phosphate,ortho 16.26 Phosphorus,Total - As of ,tune 11, 1908, this list supersedes all previous Lists for this certificate number. Certificate No.: 1237 $xpiration Date:07/31/98 Page 5 16 Wastewat r Inorganic Chemistry.Nutrients and Demand(continued) 16.27 Potassium 16.28 Residue,Total 16.29 Residue,Filterable(Total Dissolved Solids) 16.30 Residue,Nonfilterable(Total Suspended Solids) E 16.31 Residue,Settleable(Settleable Solids) 16.32 Residue,Volatile 16.33 Silica ; 16.34 Sodium 16.35 Specific Conductance 16.36 Sulfate , 1637 Sulfide(includes total and soluble) 16.38 Sulfite 16.39 Surfactants(MBAS) t6.40 Tannin and Ligaiu 16AI Turbidity 16A4 Total Recoverable PHCs by IR 16.45 Total Organic Halides 17 JQxIc ChOM--cal Elements III Wastewater 17.1 Aluminum 17.2 Antimony 17.3 Arsenic 17.4 Baum 17.5 Beryllium , 17.6 Cadmium 17.7 Chromium(VI) 17.8 Chromium,Total 17.9 Cobalt 17.10 Copper ; 17.1I Gold 17.I2 iridium 17.13 Iron 17.14 Lead 17.15 Manganese 17.16 Mercury 17.17 Molybdenum 17.18 Nickel 17.19 Osmium - 17.20 Palladium 17.21 Platinum 17.22 Rhodium 17.23 Ruthenium = 17.24 Selenium 17.25 Silver 17.27 Thalliunt. 17.28 Tin . . l 17.29 Titanium 17.30 Vanadium 17.31 Zinc As of June 11, 1998, this list supersedes all previous •lists for this certificate.;Z; r. Certificate No.: 1237 Expiration Date:07/31/98 Page 6 18 Organic Chemistry of Wastewater(measurements by GC/MS combination) 18.1 EPA Method 624 18.2 EPA Method 625 19 Organic Chemistry of Wastewater(excluding measurements by GC/MS combination) 19.1 EPA Method 601 (06109198) 19.2 EPA Method 602------------(06/08/98) 19.3 EPA Method 603 19.4 EPA Method 604 19.5 EPA Method 605 19.6 EPA Method 606 . 19.7 EPA Method 607 19.8 EPA Method 608 19.9 EPA Method 609 19.10 EPA Method 610 19.11 EPA Method 611 19.12 EPA Method 632 19.15 EPA Method 608 PCBs only 19.16 EPA Method 608 Chlorinated Pesticides only As of dune 11, 1998, this list supersedes all previous lists for this certificate number. ' Deprment of Hman_nesources re` Health Division Oregon State Public Health Laboratory �john A.Kttzhnber,M.p-,Govemor 1717 SW loth 1r .. �r.. Avenue l t- Portland,OR 97201 ".PO Bux 275 5 Portland,OR 97207-0275 (503)229-5882 FAX(503)229-5682 TDD(503)731-4031 June 25, 1998 k! 9,1998 -��syMM�VMiM.rr.r�. Norman E. Hester, Director Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. 14201 Franklin Ave Tustin, CA 92680 Dear Dr. Hester, Enclosed please find your laboratory's certificate of approval for the analysis of public drinking water and the required List of Approved Analytes and Methods for the July 1, 1998 to June 30, 1999 approval period. However, the expiration date on your certificate may be an earlier date if you home state's certificate expires before the end of our approval period. if this is true for your Iab,.please remember to have your home state-certification officials send-me a copy of your new 'certificate to avoid a Lapse in Oregon approval. Your lab has been granted approval based on your application, home state certification, and performance evaluation results. Please check these documents very carefully. If you have any questions, please call me at(503) 229-5505. , Sincerely, Irene E. Ronnirag, PhD Drinking Water Laboratory Certification Coordinator 1 ...Ya-rl ,�"gN All 'fig- V? 4h Xrl��v 5ffi" 'I ;Pt fit gg OREGON -HEALTH'DIVISION DRINKING WATER LABORATORY CERTIFICATION 06/19/1998 List of Approved Analytes axid Methods ' 10':02 :47 LAB NAME: TRUESDAIL LABORATORIES, INC. LAB #: CA062 ADDRESS: 14201 FPJWKLIN AVE TUSTIN, CA 92780 ISSUE DATE : 07/01/1998 EXPIRATION DATE : 07/31/1998 PHONE #: (714)730-6239 FAX ## : (714)730-6462 (or until, List is reissued) 1. Inorganic Chemiet%7 - Method Alt Method 1.01 Aluminum ............... NOT APPD I 1.02 Antimony .. .. ...... ............................. NOT APPD 1.03 Arsenic .................. NOT APPD I 1.04 Asbestos .................... NOT APPD 1.05 Barium ................ ............................ NOT APPD 1.06 Beryllium ...... NOT APPD 1.07 Cadmium ...... NOT APPD 1.08 Calcium ......... NOT APPD 1.09 Chloride .................. NOT APPD 1.10 Chromium ...... NOT APPD 1.11 Copper .................. NOT APPD I 1.12 Cyanide ... NOT APPD I I.13 Fluoride ............... ........................... HOT APPD I 1.14 Iron ......... .............................. ..... NOT APPD I 1.15 Lead .................. NOT APPD I 1.16 Manganese . .. . .. ... ... ... . ...................__... NOT APPD I 1.17 Mercury ..... ... . ......... ......................... NOT APPD I 1.18 Nickel NOT APPD 1.19 Nitrate .. .. ... . .. ...... ....................... NOT APPD I 1.20 Nitrite .. ... .... ... .... ........................... NOT APPD I 1.21 Orthophoophate ............... NOT APPD 1.22 Stlenium .. .. .. .. ...... . .. ......................... NOT APPD 1.23 Silica . .. .. .. .. . .. ....... .... ............. ...... .. NOT APPD I 1.24 Stluer . . ....... NOT APPD 1.25 Sodium . ..... .. . ..... . .. . ....... .................. NOT APPD I 1.26 Sglfate NOT APPD I 1.27 Thallium ..... ..... ... .... ......................... NOT APPD 1.28 Zinc . .. .. . . .... .... ............................. NOT APPD 2. Microbiology 2_p1 Total. Coliforms/E. coli by Chromo-Fluorc NOT APPD I 2.02 Fecal Coliforme by EC .. . .......................... NOT APPD I 2.03 E. coli by EC + MUG ...... ........ NOT APPD 2.04 Seterotraphic Plate Count ...... ... NOT APPD I 2.05 Total Coliforms by Membrane Filter Method . ........ NOT APPD 2.06 Total Calif arms by Multiple Tube Fermentation NOT APPD 2.07 N Agar + 14UG .. NOT APPD I _. 2.08 Total Colffotme by Preseaee/Rbaence Medium Method NOT APPD r ^1- OREGON -HEALTH _DIVISION- DRINKING WATER LABORATORY CERTIFICATION =.- 06/19/1998 List of. Approved .Anal.y es -and Methods L 10 : 02 : 47 LAB NAME: TRUVSDAIL LABORATORIES, INC. LAB #: -CA062 ADDRESS: 14201 FRANKLIN AVE ,TUSTIN, CA 92780 ISSUE DATE 07/01/1998 h EXPIRATION DATE 07/31/1998 - = PHONE #: (714) 730-6239 FAX # (714) 730-6462 (or until -List -is reissued) 3. Organic -Chemistry - -Part I Method Alt.Method 3.01 Adipatea as di(ethylhexyl)adipate ................. NOT APPD 3.02 Dibromochloropropane (DBCP) ....................... NOT APPD 3.03 TCDD (Dioxin) .. ... ..................... NOT APPD 3.04 Ethylene Dibromide (EDB) ..... . . .. ............. .... NOT APPD 3.OS PAHs as benzo(a)pyrene . .. .. .... ................... NOT APPD j 3.06 Total Polychlorinated Biphenyle (PCBs) ............ NOT APPD 3.07 Phthalaxes as di(ethylhexyl)phthalate ............. NOT APPD 3.08 Total Trihalomethanes (TTHKa) . ... ............ ... .. NOT APPD 3.09 Vinyl Chloride Me) NOT APPD 3.10 Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) ............. .... NOT APPD 4. OrgawLc Chemistry - Part II , 4.01 2,4,S-TP (Silvex) ..... . .. .. ....................... NOT APPD 4.02 2,4-D ................ ..... ... ................... NOT APPD k 4.03 3-hydro7cycarbo£uran . . ... .... . . .. .................. NOT APPD I 4.04 Alachlor ••..••. ••• . . . ........ ................ ..... NOT APPD 4.05 Aldicarb .......... NOT APPD I - 4-06 Aldicarb Sulfone . ...... .. ...... . ........... ... .... NOT APPD 4.07 Aldiear)3 Sulfoxide .. .. NOT APPD I ; 4.08 Aldrin . .... ... . ... . . . ... .. .. . . .. .............. ..... NOT APPD 4.09 Atrazine ....... . . . NOT APPD . 4.10 Butachlor ............. NOT APPD I i 4.11 Carbaryl . .. .. .... . .. .. ...... . ...... ........... .... NOT APPD 4.12 Carbofuran .. .... . . . . . . ....... . . .......... .... ..... NOT APPD I t 4.13 Chlordane ..... .. ....... .... .... ................... NOT APPD I ` I i 4.14 Dalapon .. .. .. .. . .. . ... . .... . ...........6......... NOT APPD 4.15 Dicamba ........... . . . . ..... . .. ............. ..... NOT APPD 4.16 Dieldrin NOT APPD 4.17 Dinoseb ...... .. .. . . . . . . . .. .. . . .6 .. ................ NOT APPD I , 4.18 Diquat .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . . ..... .. . ....... ....... . .... . NOT APPD I 4.19 Endothall . ...... . .. .... .. ...... ............... .... NOT APPD 4.20 Endrin ..... .. .. .. . . . . ... .. ... ........... .......... NOT APPD 4.21 Glyphosate .. .. . . .. . . . . . ....... . ..... ........... .. . NOT APPD 4.22 Heptachlor . .... . . ... ... ..... ... . .................. NOT APPD 4.23 Heptachlor epoxide . . . . .. .. ... . . ... .. ......... ... .. NOT APPD 4.24 Hexachlorobenzene .. . . . . .. 6. .... ............. ...... NOT APPD 4.25 Hexachlorocyclopentadiene NOT APPD I 4 4.26 Lindane .. .... .. ... . . . . ..... ... . ................... NOT APPD -2- OREGON HEALTH DIVISION DRINKING WATER LABORATORY CERTIFICATION r6/19/1998 List of Approved Analytes and Methods 10 : 02 :48 LAB NAME: TRUESDAIL LABORATORIES, INC. . LAB #: CA062 ADDRESS: 14201 FRANKLIN AVE TUSTIN, CA 92780 ISSUE DATE 07/01/1998 EXPIRATION DATE 07/31/1998 PHONE #: (714)730-6239 FAX # (714)730-6462 (or until List is reissued) 4. drganic .Chemistry - Part II (Cant.) Method Al g. gothod 4.27 Methomyl ........... ......... ...................... NOT APPD { a 4.28 Methoxychlor ............ .........................NOT APPD { 4.29 Metclachlor ....... ................................ NOT APPD { •4.30 Metrihuzin ................... ..................... NOT APPD { 4.31 Oxamyl (Vydate) •.....:...... ...................... NOT APPD 4.32 Pentachlorophenol .......... ....................... NOT APPD 4.33 Picloram .................. ........................ NOT APPD i 4.34 Propachlor ....... .................................. NOT APPD { 4.35 Simazine ............. ............................. NOT APPD { 4.36 Toxaphene ...... ... ....... ......................... NOT APPD S. Physical Characteristics 5.01 Alkalinity ...... ....... ........................... NOT APPD { 5.02 Color ........... .. ....... . ........................ .40T APPD 5.03 Hardness ..... ... .. .. ..... ... . .... ...... .... .... ... NOT APPD { 5.04 pH ............... ............................... .. NOT APPD f 5.05 Specific Conductivity ....... ...................... NOT APPD y 5.06 Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) . .. ..... . ....... . ... . . NOT APPD { 5.07 Total Organic Carbon (TOC) . . .. . .... ..... ..... .... . NOT APPD 5.08 Total Suspended Solids (TSS) .. ...... . ... . ... . ..... NOT APPD 5.09 Turbidity ..... . . . .. .. .. ... . . .. .. ...... ... . ... .... . NOT APPD 6. Radiochemistry 6.01 Gross alpha ....................................... APPROVED 6.02 Gross beta ........................................ APPROVED { F -- 6.03 Iodine-131 ... . . .. .. .. ... ... ... .. ...... .... ... . .... NOT APPD !i 6.04 Radium-226 ........................................ APPROVED 1 6.05 Radium-228 ... . . .. .. .. ... . .. ... ........ .... ... .. ... NOT APPD 6.06 Strontium-90 . . ... .. .. .. . .. . ... .. . .... . .... . .. ..... NOT APPD 5.07 Tritium ........................................... APPROVED f f S -3- UNITEDIRATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY W CINCiNNATI,OHIO 45268 o z � �F Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water kr�c Technical Sul}po I Centel December 20, 1996 ' T1,11csdail Laboratories Inc. Chemistry Analyses 14201 Franklin Ave Tustin, CA 92780-7008 Dear Laboratory Manager: The applications submitted to EPA seeking ICR chemistry laboratory approval have been reviewed. The criteria used for the evaluation of your applications are given in the DBPACR Analytical Methods Manual (EPA 814-B96-002). Listed below are the analyte/methods for which you are presently approved to perform as part of the ICR. ID#- ICRCA018 Parameter: Method: Approval Date: Alkalinity SM 2320 B 12/20/96 Ammonia SM 4500-NH3 12/20/96 Calcium Hardness EPA 200.7 12/20/96 Calcium Hardness SM 3111 B 12/20/96 Calcium Hardness SM 3120 B 12/20/96 Calcium Hardness SM 3500 Ca D 12/20/96 Chlorine Dioxide SM 4500-CIO2 12/20/96 Free Chlorine SM 4500-Cl F 12/20/96 Ozone SM 4500-03 B 12/20/96 pH SM 4500 H+B 12/20/96 pH EPA 150.1 12/20/96 Temperature SM 2550 B 12/20/96 Total Chlorine SM 4500-Cl F 12/20/96 Total Hardness SM 2340 B 12/20/96 Turai Triuriitic:55 SM.2340 12/i0/96 Total Organic Carbon SM 5310 C 8114/96 Total Organic Halides SM 5320 B 12/20/96 Trihalomethanes (State) EPA 502.2 12120/96 Trihalomethanes (State) EPA 524.2 12/20/96 Turbidity EPA 190.1 12/20t96 Turbidity SM 2130 B 12/20/96 UV Absorbance SM 5910 12t20/96 ,A Recycled/Recyclable•Printed with Vegelable Oil Based Inks an 100%Recycled Paper(40%Posiconsumer) i This Mrormation has been forwarded to the Safe Drinking Water Hotline ($00/426-479I) lip:- inclusion into their list of ICR approved laboratories. Your approval status will be maintained during the ICR by contirniing to meet the criteria given in Scction I I of the DBP/ICR Analytical Methods Manual. Please be aware that you are required to use only the methods listed above when analyzing samples for the ICR. Should you wish to comment on any of these determinations, please write to: ICR Laboratory Coordinator (Chemistry) Technical Support Center, MS 140 26 W. Martin Luther King Drive 'Cincinnati, OH 45268 Sincerely, ; 3 es J Suppor estrick, Chief echni al t Center i 1 --- lir Resources Board eter M�R John D. Dunlap, III, Chairman . 'ecretary for 2020 L Street • P.O. Box 2815 • Sacramento, California 95812 • www.arb.ca.gov !c"'ntnenta! Pete Wilson 'rotection Governor May 11, 1998 Hest Truesdail Laboratories, Incorporated 14021 .Franklin Avenue Tustin, California 92786 Dear Dr. Hester: Tasting Annroval 1 - We are pleased to inform you that we have renewed your approval to conduct the types of testing listed in the enclosed Executive Order. This approval is valid until June 30, 1999 during which time a field audit of your company's testing ability may be conducted. We,have also enclosed a certificate of approval. Should.you have any questions or need further assistance, please contact Ms. Kathryn Gugeler at(91 b) 327-1521. All correspondence should be addressed to me at the post office-box above. Sincerel , James J. Morgester, Chief Compliance Division { Enclosures cc: Ms. Cindy Castronovo California Air Resources Board Monitoring and Laboratory Branch Post Office Box 2815 _s Sacramento, California 95812 California Environmental Protection Agency Printed on Recycled Paper I jc State of California AIR RESOURCES BOARD Executive Order G-98-033 Approval to Truesdail Laboratories, Incorporated To Conduct Testing as an independent Contractor WHEREAS, the Air Resources Board (ARB), pursuant to Section 41512 of the California Health and Safety Code, has established the procedures contained in Section 91200-91220, Title 17, California Code of Regulations, to allow the use of independent testers for compliance tests required by the ARB; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Sections 9I200-91220, Title 17, California Code of Regulations, the Executive Officer has determined that Truesdail Laboratories, Incorporated meets the requirements of the ARB for conducting ARB Test Methods- , 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, and 100 for CO2, NOx, 02, and S02, and USEPA Test Method 18 when the fallowing conditions are met: 1. Truesdail Laboratories, Incorporated marks or engraves each pitot tube with an identification ' number: 2. Truesdail Laboratories, Incorporated uses caps on their probe nozzles, and impingers. 3. Truesdail Laboratories, Incorporated permanently and uniquely identify each nozzle. WHEREAS, the ARB's Executive Officer pursuant to health and Safety Code section 395167 issued Executive Order 0-148 delegating to the Chief of the Board's Compliance Division the authority to approve independent testers in accordance with Title 17 California Code of Regulation, Sections 91200-91220; NOW, THEREFORE, I, James J. Morgester, chief of the Air Resources Board's Compliance Division order that Truesdail Laboratories, Incorporated is granted an approval, from the date of execution of this order, until June 30, 1999 to conduct the tests listed above, subject to compliance with Section 91200-91220, Title 17, California Code of Regulations; IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that during the approved period the Executive Officer or his or her authorized representative may field audit one or more tests conducted pursuant to this order for each type of testing Iisted above. Executed this,L day off 1998 at Sacramento, Cali rn' J mes J. Morg sChief Compliance Division State of California 'Afr Resources Board Approv ntractor Tru1 I E I I i Qrated This is't) C pA, en approved N, ..by the I t ti ng pursuant to (LN -Reg Ati' LM,, T ul ons, '99 until j 9 or is -below:' . -._.K_A" S64ce'Test Meth s. 2),�3 4 5,1 M �1_071 -—1 XT- 'Al't TC—N W J el 0 James J. Morg Chief Compliance-Division 'I, South Coast JUL 0 9 1997 � t Air Quality Management District____________________ J 21865 E. Copley Drive, Diamond Bar, CA 91765-4182 (909) 396-2000 • http://www.agmd.gov June 27 1997 Reference#93LA0721 _Norman E. Hester, Ph.D, Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. " 14201 Franklin Avenue -1 Tustin, CA 92680 Dear Dr. Hester: Thank you for your renewal application and check for fees for SCAQMD's Laboratory Approval r ` Program (LAP). We did not receive your application until June 24, three days after your firm's previous approval expired. We have performed an abbreviated review of your application and are �., informing you that we will renew your approval with no lapsed period. I strongly urge you to subnut your renewal application early enough to allow us to review it adequately at your next renewal date. We are in the process of revising some LAP administrative policies. For example, please note that your approval period for this renewal has been extended to October of 1998. This action was taken to more evenly distribute renewals through out the year, which will allow for more predictable turnaround of reviews of renewals in the future. ' Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. has been approved for: SCAQMD Methods 1-4 3 ; SCAQMD Method 5 SCAQMD Method 6.1 (Include. 5) _ SCAQMD Method 7.1 r SCAQMD Method 10.1 r 1' SCAQMD Method 25.1 - Sampling SCAQMD Method 25.1 - Analysis SCAQMD Method 100.1 SCAQMD Method 302 SCAQMD Method 303 SCAQMD Method 304 ASTM 1945-81 ASTM 3588-91 Rule 1420 Source Sampling Rule 1420 Source Analysis Approval is granted for the period beginning June 21, 1997 and ending October 21, 1998. 1947 • 1997 fqAYEARSOF PR N OGRESS TOWARD CLEA AIR MARTIN MARIETTA ENERGY SYSTEMS, INC. POST-OFFICE BOX 2DD3 OAK RIDGE. TENNESSEE 37831.7mi August 2, 1991 Ms. Kathy Ford Naval Energy and Environmental Support Activity Code 112E Port Hueneme, California 93043-5014 Dear Ms. Ford: Initial Site Approval of Truesdail Laboratory, Inc., Tustin, California' or. MCAS Tustin Site Ins ction Western Division This is in response to your request (Ser 112E=7,,dated January_ 14, 1991) for initial approval of Truesdail Laboratories, Inc., Tustin, California;- in accordance,with• the Naval Energy . and Environmental Support Activity (NEFSA) document Sampling °and=Chemical`-"Analysis Quality Assurance Requirements for the NM nstallatia�on Restoration Program. NEESA�202-047$. Our records at the Analytical Environmental Support Group (AESG), of Martin Marietta Energy Systems, Inc. indicate that: 1. The laboratory quality assurance plan (LQAP) was reviewed by AFSG on March 19, 1991. 2. Performance.Evaluation (PE)samples were submitted to the laboratory on February 19, 1991. 3.' An audit of-the laboratory facility was conducted on April 30, 1991. 4. The laboratory submitted a final response to the LQAP review on May 21. 1991. 5. The laboratory successfully completed the: analysis of PE samples for volatiles, semivolatiles, pesticides, polychlorinated biphenyls, and metals. The laboratory submitted the final response to the remedial PE samples.on-May 17, 1991. d. The laboratory satisfactorily responded to audit findings on June 28, 1991. AESG disposition regarding Truesdail Laboratories,Inc.,Tustin,California,is that the laboratory has completed the review_ process as outlined in the NEESA requirements document, and may be used to provide analytical support to the Navy Installation Restoration Program (IRP). The laboratory MUST adhere to U.S.Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)analytical method:tegvirements,and any deviation from the EPA analytical.methods MUST be approved by the Navy Remedial Project Manager. The laboratory should submit-monthly progress reports for analytical support to the Navy IRP. Ms. Kathy Ford 2 August 2, 1991 Please feet free to call me at (615) 574-7251, if you have any questions in this regard. Sincerely, / Ahmed A. Halouma .; Laboratory Review Coordinator d AAH:mpl cc: A. R. Bamard-Hatmalcer A. A. Haloutna AMMMMIX- MesdaU Laboratory;Inc. N. A. Luedtka R. P. Sheldon, J. P. Kapp & Associates . K. Wu, Western Division - Laboratory File, RC : .= Letter File MF(YAMAIION � . SOLID WASTE MANAOLME.It C D U N TY SANITATION DISTRICTS OF LOS AN-GELES COUNTY .1955 Workman Mill Road /Whittier, California ' ;Mailing Address: / P. O. Sox 4998, Whittier, California 90607-4998 CHARLES W. CARRY `'Telephone:i2131 699-7411 / from Los Angeles (213) 685-5217 Chief Engineer and General Manager January 31, 1991 The County Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County regularly review the qualifications of all laboratories submitting required wastewater analysis to the Districts. AS part of this process,such laboratories. are required to be certified by either the California Department of Health Services (DOHS) or the Districts for each constituent reported. - Your laboratory has.been.approved:to perform:,tests and submit data Yelated to.implementation-of,: :- the provisions of the'Sanitation b1stricts'-Industrial Waste Surcharge and Permit programs.-This approval only applies to the constituents listed on the enclosed table. Please review this table carefully. If your laboratory has received any additional certifications from the DOHS not listed in this table,please notify the Districts in writing within 60 days'of the date of this letter. Your response must include documentation from the appropriate agency certifying your claim. Additional constituent certification may be obtained through the Districts'.laboratory certification program or from the DOHS Environmental Laboratory certification"'program._ To obtain information J regarding the DOHS Environmental Laboratory Certification program, contact: Department of Health Services Division of Laboratories Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program 2151 Berkeley Way - Room 452 Berkeley, CA 94704 Telephone: (415) 540-1408 The Districts will only accept analyses your laboratory is certified to perform. Submission of non- certified analysis will not be accepted and subsequently returned to the discharger. Your laboratory's identification number appears on the label affixed to the outside of the envelope. This identification number must be included on all documents submitted to the Districts. If you have-any:questions regarding.laboratory: approval, please;contact--David.Whipple of-the. Sanitation Districts' Industrial Waste Section at extension 2909. Very truly yours, Norman Heuer Charles W. Carry Truesdale Laboratories Inc Nf.�; 14201 Franklin Avenue Tustin, CA 92680 - Clifford.P. Lum Supervising Civil Engineer.,:. CPL:DBW:jav ' • i i 1 10140 2 TRUESDAIL -LABORATORIES ' INC 3 14201 FRANKLIN AVE, TUSTIN CA 92680 4 (714) 730-6239 . 5 NORMAN RESTER 6 6 6 HALOGENATED VOL ORGANICS EPA METHOD 8010 6 DOHSHM 05-19-86 7 809 BIS(2-CHLOROETHOXY)METHANE 7 810 BIS( 2--CHLOROISOPROPY)ETHER 7 BROMOBENZENE 7 608 BROMODICHLOROMETHANE 7 610 BROMOFORM 7 694 BROMOMETHANE 7 604 CARBON TETRACHLORIDE 7 CHLOROACETALDEHYDE 7 611 CHLOROBENZENE . 7 647 CHLOROETHANE • 7 1-CHLOROHEXANE 7 648 2-CHLOROETHYLVINYL ETHER 7 602 CHLOROFORM 7 ' 649 CHLOROMETHANE 7 CHLOROTOLUENE.' 7 609 DISROMQCHLOROMETHANE 7 DIBROMOMETHANE' 7 819 1,2-DICHLOROBENZENE 7 820 1,3-DICHLOROBENZENE . 7 821 1,4-DICHLOROBENZENE 7 DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE 7 616. 1,1-DICHLOROETHANE 7 619 1,2-DICHLOROETHANE 7 605 1,1-DICHLOROETHENE 7 645 TRANS-I,2-DICHLOROETHENE 7 DICHLOROMETHANE 7 650 '1,2-DICHLOROPROPANE 7 651 CIS-1,3-DICHLOROPROPENE 7 652 TRANS-I,3-DICHLOROPROPENE 7 601 METHYLENE CHLORIDE. 7 653 1,1,2,2=TETRACHLOROETRANE - 7 1,1,1,2-TETRACHLOROETHANE 7 607 TETRACHLOROETHENE 7 603 1,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE 7 618 1,1,2-TRICHLOROETHANE 7 606 TRI CEWROETHENE . 7 TRICHLOROFLUOROMETHANE 7 TRICHLOROPROPANE - 7 612 VINYL CHLORIDE ' 6 6 NON-HALOGENATED VOLATILE ORGANICS EPA METHOD 8015 6 DOHSW4 05=19-86 7 ACRYLAMIDE 7 285 CARBON DISULFIDE 7 DIETHYL ETHER 7 METHYL ETHYL KETONE (MEK) 7 METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE (MIBK) 7 PARALDEHYDE (TRIMMER OF ACETALDEHYDE) 7 623 ETHANOL ' 6 6 6 AROMATIC VOLATILE ORGANICS EPA METHOD 8020 6 DOHSHM 05-19-86 7 620 BENZENE _ 7 611 CHLOROBENZENE 7 819 112-DICHLOROBENZENE 7 820 1,3-DICHLOROBENZENE 7 821 1,4--DICHLOROBENZENE 7 624 ETHYLBENZENE 7 621 TOLUENE 7 629 XYLENE-O 7 667 XYLENE-O&P f ' 7 630 XYLENE-P 7- 666 XYLENE-M 6 6 EPA- METHOD 8030 6 DOHSHM' 05-19--86 7 654 ACROLEIN - E 7 655 ACRYLONITRILE i. 7 665 -ACETONITRILE 6 s 6 6 PHENOLS EPA METHOD 8040 6 DOHSHM 05-19-86 7' 845 . 2-CHLOROPHENOL 7 847 -2,4-DICHLOROPHENOL 7 848 2,4 DIMETHYLPHENOL 7 849 2,4 DINITROPHENOL 7 850 2-METHYL-4-,6 DINITROPHENOL 7 851 2-NITROPHENOL - 7 852 4-NITROPHENOL t 7 853 4-CELORO-3-METRYLPHENOL 7 854 PENTACHLOROPHENOL 7 855 PHENOL 7 856 2,4,6-TRICHLOROPHENOL 6 6 6 PHTHALATE ESTERS EPA METHOD 8060 6 DOHSHM 05-19--86 7 812 2-ETHYLHEXYLPHTHALATE 7 814 BUTYLBENZYLPHTHALATE 7 823 DIETHYL PHTHALATE 7 824 . DIMETHYL. PHTHALATE 7 825 DI-N-BUTYL PHTHALATE 7 828 DI-N-OCTYL PHTHALATE 6 6 j 6 ORGANOCHLORINE PEST/ PCBS EPA METHOD 8080 6 DOHSHM 05-19-86 i 7 512 ALDRIN 7 SOS- ALPHA—BHC 7 523 BETA—BHC 7 524 DELTA—BHC 7 509 GAMMA—BHC (LINDANE) 7. 526 CIS—CHLORDANE 7 527 TRANS—CHLORDANE 7 5.04 4,42DDD a 7 •502 4141DDE 7 506 4,_4 'DDT 7 513 DIELDRIN 7 531 ENDOSULFAN I 7 $32 ENDOSULFAN II 7 533 ENDOSULFAN - SULFATE 7 514 ENDRIN . 7 534 ENDRIN ALDEHYDE . 7 510 HEPTACHLOR 7 511 HEPTACHLOR EPDXIDE 7 516 METHOXYCHLOR 7 515 TOXAPHENE - 7 .535 PCB-1016 7 536 PCB-1221 7 537 PCB` 1232 7 519 PCB 1242 . 7 538 PCB- 1248 7 520- PCB .1254 7- 539 PCB'.1260 -6:- 6 6 NITAOAROMATICS AND CYCLIC KETONES EPA METHOD 8090 6 DOHSHM 05-19-86 7 837 ISOPHORONE 7 839 NITROBENZENE 7 826 2,4—DINITROTOLUENE 7 827. 2,6—DINITROTOLUENE 6 6 6 POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS EPA- METHOD 8100 .6 DOHSHM 05-19-86 7 800 ACENAPHTHENE: 7 801 ACENAPHTHYLENE 7 802 ANTHRACENE 7 804 BENZO(A)ANTHRACENE 7 805 BENZO(A)PYRENE 7 806 BENZO(B)FLUORANTHENE 7 807 BENZO(GHI)PERYLENE 7 808 .BENZO(K)FLUORANTHENE 7 817 CHRYSENE 7 818 DIBENZO(A,H)ANTHRACENE 7 830. FLUORANTHENE - 7 831 FLUORENE 7 ' 836 INDENO(1,2,3—CD)PYRENE ;7 838 NAPTHALENE 7 , 842 PHENANTHRENE 7 843 PYRENE 6 6 6 CHLORONATED HYDROCARBONS EPA;METHOD 8120 6 DOHSHM 05-19-86 7 815 2-CHLORONAPHTHALENE 7 819 1,2-DICHLOROBENZENE 7 820 1,3-DICHLOROBENZENE - 7 821 -1,4-DICHLOROBENZENE 7 832 HEXACHLOROBENZENE 7 . 833 HEXACHLOROBUTADIENE - 7 834- SEXACHLOROCYCLOPENTADIENE 7 . 835 HEXACHLOROETHANE 7 846 1,2,.4-TRICHLOROBENZENE 6 6 6 ORGANOPHOSP.ORUS -PESTICIDES: EPA -METHOD ' 8140" 6 DOHSHM 05-19-86 7 AZINPHOS METHYL 7 BOLSTAR .. 7 CHLORPYRIFOS 7 COUMAPHOS : 7 . DEMETON-0 7 DEMETON-S 7 DIAZINON 7 5B1 DICHLORVOS 7 DISULFOTON 7 ETHOPROP 7 FENSULFOTHION 7 PENTHION 7 MERPE09 7 5B2 MEVINPHOS 7 5B3 NALED 7 PARPTHION METHYL 7 PHORATE 7 RONNEL 7 STIROPHOS (TETRACHLORUINPHOS) 7 TOKUTHION (PROTHIOFOS) 7 TRICHLORONATE 6 6 6 CHLORINATED HERBICIDE-S . EPA METHOD '8150 6 DOHSHM 05-19-86 7 517 2,4-D 7 518 2,4,5-TP -(SILVEX) 7 2,4�-DB 7 ' 2r4.5.-T .7 DALAPON.`` 7 DICAMBA=j 7 DICHLOROPROP 7 DINOSEB`, 7 MCPA 7 MCPP 6 7 718 NICKEL 7 720 SELENIUM 7 . 722 .SILVER _ 7 734 THALLIUM 7 737 VANADIUM 7 724 ZINC 7 210 CYANIDE-AMENABLE TO CL ` 7 206 CYANIDE--TOTAL } 7 313 FLUORIDE 7 251 SULFIDE-TOTAL 7 252 SULFIDE--SOLUBLE 7 171 CA WASTE EXT TEST ' 7 PHYSICAL PROP TESTING .7 BULK ASBESTOS .TESTING 7 TOTAL ORGANIC LEAD DOHSHM 06-17-88 r 7 TOTAL .PETROLEUM.-HYDROCARBONS . 6 6 BACTERIAL 7 350 MPN DOHSSR 05- -87 7 349 MEMBRANE FILTRATION 6 6 GENERAL CHEMICAL 7 309 HARDNESS 7 703 CALCIUM 7 . 704 MAGNESIUM 7 723 SODIUM 7 719 POTASSIUM 7 305 ALKALINITY 7 301 CHLORIDE 7 257- SULFATE 7 204 NITRATE NITROGEN 7 313 FLUORIDE 7 705 ARSENIC 7 706 BARIUM 7 708 CADMIUM 7 709 CHROMIUM 7 714 LEAD- 7 717 MERCURY 7 720 SELENIUM 7 722 SILVER-. 7 713 IRON 7 712- COPPER 7 716 MANGANESE 7 724 ZINC 6 6 6 7 101 PH CSDLAC 07-08-88 7 151 SUSPENDED SOLIDS CSDLAC 07-08-88 7 403 COD, TOTAL CSDLAC-.D7"08-88 7 155 TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS CSDLAC 07-08-88 6 CARBAMATES EPA METHOD -632 6 DOHSHM- 05-19=86 7 AMINOCARB , 7 BARBAN 7 CARBARYL 7 CARBOFURAN 7 CHLORPROPITAM 7 ' DIURON 7 FENURON 7 FENURON-TCA 7 FLUOMETURON 7 LINURON 7 METHIOCARB 7 METHOMYL 7 MEXACARBATE . . 7 MONURON 7 MONURON-TCA 7 NEBURON 7 OXAMYL 7 PROPHAM , 7 PROPDXUR 7 SIDURON • 7- SWEP 6 6 6 GC/MS METHOD FOR VOLATILE ORGANICS EPA METHOD 8240 6 DOHSAM 05-19-86 7 676 ACETONE 7 654 ACROLEIN 7 655 ACRYLONITRILE 7 620 BENZENE 7 BROMOCHLOROMETHANE 7 608 BROMODICHDOROMETHANE 7 4-BROMOFLUOROBENZENE 7 610 BROMOFORM 7 694 BROMOMETHANE 7 680 2-BUTANONF 7 CARBON DISULFIDE 7 604 CARBON TETRACHLORIDE 7 611 CHLOROBENZENE " 7 609 CHLORODIBROMOMETHANE _7 647 CHLOROETHANE 7 648 - 2-CHLOROETRYL VINYL ETHER - 7 602 CHLOROFORM 7 649 CHLOROMETFTANE 7 DIBROMOMETHANE 7 1,4-�DICHLORO-2-BUTANE 7 DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE 7 616 1,1-DICHLOROETHANE 7 609 DIBROMOCHLOROMETHANE 7 819 1,2--DZCHLOROHENZENE 7 820 1,3-DICHLOROBENZENE 7 821 1,4-DICHLOROBENZENE 7 616 1,1-DICHLOROETHANE 7 619 1,2-DICHLOROETHANE 7 605 1,1-DICHLOROETHENE 7 645 TRANS-I, 2-DICHLOROETHENE 7 650 1, 2-DICHLOROPROPANE 7 .651 CIS-1,3-DICHLOROPROPENE' 7 652 TRANS 1,3-DICHLOROPROPENE 7 1,4-DIFLUOROBENZENE , 7 623 ETHANOL 7 624 ETHYLBENZENE 7 ETHYL METHACRYLATE 7 2-HEXANONE 7 I ODOMETEME 7 601 METHYLENE CHLORIDE 7 681 4=METHYL-2-PENTANONE 7 682 STYRENE 7 653 111,2,2.-TETRACHLOROETHANE 7 621 TOLUENE 7 603 1,1,1-TRICHLOROETHANE 7• 618 1,1,2-TRICHLOROETNANE 7 606 TRICHLOROETHENE 7 669 TRICHLOROFLUOROMETHANE 7 1,2,3-TRICHLOROPROPANE 7 625 VINYL ACETATE 7 612 VINYL CHLORIDE - 7 629 -XYLENE-O 7 666 XYLENE--M 7 630 XYLENE-P 7 607 TETRACHLOROETHENE 7 817 CHRYSENE 7 818 DIBENZO(A,H)ANTHRACENE 7 830 FLUORANTHENE 7 831 FLUORENE 7 836 INDENO(1 ,2•,3-CD)PYRENE 7 838 NAPTHALENE 7 842 PHENANTHRENE 7 843 PYRENE 6 6 6 6 METALS •6 7 725- ANTIMONY 7 705 ARSENIC 7 706 BARIUM 7 726 BERYLLIUM 7 708 CADMIUM 7 710 CHROMIUM(VI) 7 . 709 CHROMIUM(TOTAL) 7 711 COBALT 7 - 712 COPPER r•. ; 7 714 LEAD 7 717 MERCURY 7 732 MOLYBDENUM "- ftbrican Nationaf Standards"fnstitute RVFICA O CCR D ATION TR uEsDAiL LABORATORIES, INC. �t Pl,,,,,bing Products •;r. 00, s l� Mazza,P+psrdent jarmo¢na,L. wll,, airman of!h¢Board American National Standards Institute CERTIFICATE OF AcCREDITATION �i K ti TR uEsDAI LABORATORIES, INC Automotive LiftingDevices i 10 Mazza,p6iLnt Lawrence L lVi1js,aarrman of ike Board -OWLAmerican National Standards Institute CERTIFICATE OF CCREDITATION • TRUESDAIL INC. -Building and Institutional Furniture r to MQ7,.,F1e 111nt laxTence L. .]],,cfw;,m7.of th¢Bw IAPMO RESEARCH AND TESTING INC 20001 Walnut Drive South -Walnut,Cam6mia 91789-2825'• Phone 909-595-8449, 9?FR_�JW5T" r MAY 18 199------------------------- b May 15, 1998 Dr Olorwumesdailllaboratories,Inc. 14201 Franklin Avenue Tustin,CA 92780 Subject: Certificate-of Listing: IAPMO Lab #0061 Dear Dr. Hill: Thank you-very much for renewing your listing with IAPMO Research and Testing, Inc. It is with great pleasure that we have Truesdail laboratories, Inc. as one of our approved listed laboratories. In accordance with IAPMO'S policies governing the listing of laboratories please find enclosed the "Certificate of Listing of Independent Testing Laboratories". If you have any questions or comments,please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, Lori McAlister Listing Compliance Administration (909) 595-8449 Ext. 128 Fax: (909)548-4580 , .,, M Working in Concert with Government and Industry forSafe,Sanitary Plumbing r,� • . .aar,.;4,rr •. • ii � :::: •:::: •r•' -��{•..., ':. r�r, , . . 4rrri••r C'i•i.•,��`a',:L'•i:'•*'i• �� �.�„�„ .;.� 4};I,i% �;aa.lN•..•. •.i�rrf� s,a \� t:.:: �I,rfi a�f.,,•a.J.,;:4•• �I�.�;•. i�tt���:id�':S'rri•:1•�• .aa,\ .. ,Si..:i�;.•: ��yS!'i•��,•• ar:r,•;y .::'`,•`i .,a a�• '..,:% ;,.' ii - ii'• •.:, 44 i4•. ..err r,% .;,a••' •i�f �ii,:'I ''- ,•a,`i .i 'SSi•r i '' .iP��,i:.Sir Sid,,'•..: .•i ` , Y4r ri•.!�% .,. • �., !;•i. .,��; a.a`• - ,�! i::iirS • :a, r 3:. t..rya ':aa �•�l::S.4 .4, aa,-1L1.1 4.1111 �aV c= IAPMO RESEARCH AND TESTING, INC. 'f•"s: ANon-Profit Corporation ' 20001 Walnut Drive South•Walnut, California 91789-2825•(909)595-8449 Fax(909)5343690 &is to certify that •:. ,. # = , Truesdail Laboratories, Inc, •iiiof 'A.� ��. f' Tustin, California `- is acre ted or Gs b ILL'MO Research andTes Inc.as an independent testing Laboratory. LUMO Research and rr. P f �'© J �� P n� nJ ti Testing, Inc. agrees to accept test results prepared by.the Laboratory in accordance with the policies and procedures :•;�v: agreed to 6y tFie Laboratory in the Laboratory Listing�[greement �IFce Iuboratary has-satisfactoribj demonstrated to t& staff of IAPMO Researd and Testing, Inc. that it is completely capable of performing tests on short notice in the t ;f, Jolhwfng categories: ,r. Toxicity In addition,the Laboratory has demonstrated partial capabiCrtirs to perform trstrrrg on short notice in the f4mliv areas: Valves/Faucets Water Filters/Conditioners 2Tte Laboratory has also demo nstrated.limitedcapabiprtits to perform testing on short notice in tFu following areas: Appliances. Backflow Preventers' Ballcocks/Flushometers Cement/Solder/Joint Compound Fuel Gas Items Mf d Housing/RV Components Metal Fixtures Metal PipelFittings- Nonmetallic Pipe/Fittings Pipe Wrap Tapes/Coatings Plastic Cell Class Testing Plastic Fixtures = Plastic Pipe/Fittings Pool/Spa Components/Ftgs Septic Systems Shower Pan Liners Solar Components/Systems Vacuum Breakers Vitreous China Fixtures Water Closets Water Heaters LqT MO Research and Testing, Inc.will accept ftm the Laboratory only results of testing conducted under the direct wntmlarulsupemsion of employees of the oratory. \. This Laboratory Listing is valid beginning May 1, 1998 and expires after April 30, 1999. This listing Is subject to the conditions set forth by IAPMO Research and Testing, Inc:and is not to be construed as any approval, . .a v: recommendation, endorsement or guarantee by IAPMO Research and Testing, Inc..of the qualifications or ,• �••.•df services offered by the Laboratory. s Any alteration or falsification of this certificate may constitute ground :: for delisting of the Laboratory. Reproduction of this certificate, In whole or In part, for advertising purposes without th ress written permission of IAPMO Research and Testing, Inc. Is strictly prohibited. aim:•S ///��/_JJJ J.':. William W. Schreiber G.P. Russ Chaney Director of Research and Testing Executive Director ,aa.•.l :�]fi�y:y ::i:4't:':� ii•''yq;..' i:aa;`�:: S•i•i irY'•":'i'�a�:� tiiSSiy7, :.;��:�a� r :iirfiyi:. +:;:;,',.;; yr.!��.J, ,aa`•:`i�•�". y'•'i;i••i!fPftaa�,':• :.''.;+ir'rr,�••.,•,;�;.. 't'S���rrr,S ;tZ,j,y4� %��;5� •�. �"aaa,Na �. rrrrr „ . l{ +•�r3• a`: • riri4s '-=:::• '��: �•'' r::44=?!?i:• '• 'i' •::44.'t2::• '`. •�S 4S �?�::i�:'i�. i•'4�r:iy.:'.�?a:�i�'', .•'•i•.•.� �,i _ tc.P;:;:; ,�;�,:.:5;'r'F+..::;:_� ''s:i►:ii�;t;'�•a•;� ;;: ,,�.',,,,.,•:::,, •'•,aL;! 1`�.ii:::'7l,a'Q�� "� •'%;►%:yyy;r:a :::3' %t�•,+.. %'.• rrr s.;f ra.' . ; •.r.s �'d`••••��:� '•S,r.,iy,. .? ••••a��l• .4��+ii�iS• {,,a.�a+•-.•�. .4i•.�„yi ,a,a,�,��1�?' .,�rriir! •.y�.�•,�+!�. •.4y�.iii�S.:{•��i��a=. .i�i.iriri-S� 4 Revision: 4 Date: 8198 Prepared by: Steve Roesch Page 1 of 2 STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE FOR: MICROBIOLOGICAL SAMPLE COLLECTION OF DRINKING WATERS Referenced Method Standard Methods, 18th Ed. Part 9060 Scope and Application This is a detailed list of instructions for aseptic collection of drinking water samples from a distribution system. SAMPLING INSTRUCTIONS MICROBIOLOGICAL-DRINKING WATER Coliform and Plate Count 1 . The sample container is a sterile plastic wide mouth bottle containing sodium thiosulfate to neutralize residual chlorine. DO NOT RINSE OUT THE THIOSULFATE. 2. Open the tap and let water run for 1 - 2 minutes (one minute minimum) prior to sampling. 3. Use a waterproof ink felt marker to identify the sample with the information indicated on the label. 4. Collect .a sample of water for chlorine residual. Measure total chlorine residual when Chloramines are present and free chlorine residual for chlorination. If no chlorine residual is observed flush system for an additional 1-3 minutes. If after 5 minutes no chlorine residual is detected then collect the sample and indicate duration of flushing and any field observations (color, odor, turbidity of water). 5. Based on site conditions (running sample tap, dirt present) or if required by client, after the chlorine residual is measured the area can be disinfected (chlorine spray, alcohol spray, or flame) and the microbiological sample can be collected. F 4 L I Revision: 4 Date: 8/98 Prepared by: Steve Roesch Page 2 of 2 6. Remove the cap and hold cap upright without touching the inner surface with fingers. DO NOT SET CAP DOWN. 7. Hold sample bottle near the bottom and let the water flow into the bottle without touching any other surfaces. Fill the bottle to within 112 inch of the top. Replace the cap immediately. 8, Record the date & time of collection and chlorine residual measured on the field data sheet or bottle label. Document the collector's initials, sample type (routine, repeat, etc.) and any field comments as appropriate. 9. Measure additional field parameters (temperature, etc.) when required. 10. Place sample containers into the ice chest with frozen blue ice and maintain below 100C during transportation to laboratory. Samples should be received by laboratory within 6-8 hours of sample collection and stored at 40C until examined. The time between sample collection and examination should not exceed 24 hours. ROUTINE BACTERIOLOGICAL. MONITORING DATE COLLECTED: Client: Huntington Beach LAB NO: Field Tech: Methods: 5M 9223, 9215 No. Samples: Distribution Location Quater Total Free patercollection Coliform Plate Count No. THM GP Chlorine Chlorine Temp iTime PIA per 100 ml cfulml ROUTINE mglL mglL F 24 Hr Totat E.casts 14° Avg .rtx4... �. ...x'..�. � ... .. .co-' ri...'......}:a;. x,,.,,.:;c.:$:.x__v'i,:ocs,�' ..::u<ro }cam: 115882 Croupier Dr. B-1 ,.x.. ,,,,,, .'.2L'S:''L'exr;;ok'c:>okL:yo-y�C;;,;:,w,.,yc�a....,;.:ri .•:.•x.:xct.'.�::: ct:cL'�:c :,;.^i`,;c '£'o`.:w,:`„',:a^,;;:x;odi? 0-`=,0'" ';;,Yox'x)i3'S..:�. .�4Y,:".;,�t>:?2:' ..,.�„ 2 15321 Columbia Ln. B-2 _ Iry 3 5022 McFadden Ave. B-3 4 7662 Sugar Dr. .-•3 5770'Rese4ch Dr. B-4 6 15921 Feola Cr. D-1 7 End of Countess 4"o$s: .::n,o-;^".3':. 8,3979 Humboldt Dr. x K^R:.k•.e.' •.i{.; ;b.4,,,o.,a,.,, 8'N,a., :awSc. .wceo 914952 Oahu Dr_ � ��.} .,,x.,,x.,},..s-,vn .,ao-n-• :a,i:`.x..: -;is -x.. ...}` :,x=,. �{a Analytical Information QC Information Read Agar Batch# Received Set up__ Coliform HPC AGAR CONTROLS CFU per plate Date Agar(Only) Tim Agar(Air) Microbiologist: TLI Colllert Controls ATCC# Growth Yellow Fluorescence CC#6 E. coli 25922 Notification Date &Time: CC#1 E. aerogenes 13048 CC#9 P. aeruginosa 27853 Person Notified: Colilert Lot# Exp. Date: Relinquished by: (Date,Time) Received by: (Date, Time) Page 1 of 3 ROUTINE BACTERIOLOGICAL MONITORING DATE COLLECTED: Client: Huntington Beach LAB NO: Field Tech: Methods: SM 9223, 9215 No. Samples: Distribution _ Location Quater k Total Free Water Collection Coliform Plate Count No. THM GP Chlorine Chlorine Temp Time PIA per 100 ml cfulml ROUTINE — - mgAL mgtL E Y4 Hr Total E. coti 100 Avg } e,^^-' v.a:�}�„ ..,x.d ':�, :..a.�:�:th4:'. '.:tx<•oa: x :2'v t'x. 10 16441 Bradbury Ln. 11 16531 Rhone Ln. A-2 x `'d,; tia- :Ot ;�:\ro :'xi� :xi':_' 12 PCH &Admiralty Dr. 13 4231 Silliman Dr. D-3 14 Graham WO Warner 15 6742 Marilyn Dr. D4 - -_ k. 16 16921 Ross Ln. A-1 . .v 17 Sceptre Wamer �V .....wro:''N..Clt"':..vn }Aj�.'+:.ti}»'•>; ^�Of S {i:J,CL.i.',:'�'C':: " 18 17201 Pinehurst Ln. 19 17291 Koledo Ln. A-3 .. 20 17581 Wrightwaod Ln. 21 17582 San Roque Ln. 22 Paseo&Newland St. A-4 Ak}:.:Pa ay.•o•F`» ia`'td'd2. 'aa' :y,. .}a;�v : 23 7611 Taylor Dr. :,'-: :"�. '',va: w. .. .. ... 24 Edwards NIO Inlet Dr. ` £L,.. �a.,wS..:.... •){ k3, ..„.,,v{u ":oxcSwkL'o-'.a`:iA.o.':Sz:it%:cYc:. ,:;{:h;:.*c.. „y.=. ., ,.."a:L..... o#=;?i�r^'" —`:,�.., .Xae` ..de�`k Relinquished by: (Date,Time) Received by: (Date, Time) Page 2 of 3 ROUTINE BACTERIOLOGICAL MONITORING DATE COLLECTED: Client: Huntington Beach LAB NO: Field Tech: Methods: SM 9223, 9215 No. Samples: distribution Location Quarter Total Free Water Collection Coliform Plate Count No. _ THM GP Chlorine Chlorine Temp Time PIA per 100 ml cfulml ROUTINE mg/L mg1L F 24 Hr Total E. coli 10° Avg .::..{::vxm x x• :::u,,,.-,,,x,:,:,..:ram,-.,.,,,;::. ......x:::.:.-::v.x:. ,fiv.,:; :;.:xt,.t -::.:...::v..t 25 8082 Garfield Ave. I Ix -xz;> s„-ov: :'C: .v�w1iS`.i''- ;.:.a':r:?z::> ?;.*?i<o 26 19081 Pauline Ln.� C-2 27 19002 Huntington St. I „'ti;:" -.'\::,: ;kc'•-`"" -.�".: .:;kq'$c`' -•`.a;'a{:{:;\' ;i,'c`' 28I19412 Pitcairn Ln. ix ''b'' �,hv 'x-;:;;' ..,kc:;x. 'x:8a:;k.:\kh.,'. ...... 29 Palm @ Island Bay Ln. x I L:e,4 30 19821 Trident.s Ln 'I ,. ., -.:,..... .:;, — -- ,,;;ku,ox<: :>:�srx>";,�.�x.E-� �xwKSe�• '019#s�,�, v,.w"Sr.aC'.k\"?v.o :c\•a�, v,;,«,'Sc.:' .an e�.?':. 31 19892 Picadilly Ln. I ery a 3211024 Florida St. v #' ,',v . 3h . I avxx I 339392 Hazelbrook Dr. C-3 34 20651 Farnsworth Ln. „ a...v �,;�.,....,..;,.v_:.....,x;,,n.�.,:t,.-...... :{«<.•.s';;a,}.;�. vA«��;•�.:_•Nx t;, .:. .-x- .. .«xr,; 3ixc7.�x':,,,.F v.,A•. ,.,.. }.,„,:,. ,..,, ,,, n,x, ,.,,,;,,xx aGYc. :0.?0.!;:.,,'.. 'm rives �. :;L':' C'a?` .'�:::\hc'' nv\?;:;,.�'„'Sc.o.a�' '6�S°au.,.�. '�,',x:' 35 Orange between 10th & 11th C-1 I 36 Atlanta &SUrge Ln. '.. �9,{-':. '-. �'� .v{yAx:. >ro:'r:£„ :. .� � r,;:.pi::+r:. v,a,y°''v6w"�t'wo\?.4... Sa'is%A. ii,.. :;n•:cx.:;.s;:y:cn,.h. -y?:n s.�' .'gt.;.' o:;,c:a xv. 'i;L..k tix�'a� ,,:,axna 'ac;{.:wr,6'o-:c�k--So;; •t; 37 PCH NIO Beach Blvd. _ 38 8692 Dorsett Dr. ww a .-. -,,.uex�-•.t -.4-,r.. .......,. E';:px• oa}.�.r. 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Page 3 of 3 J, CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH 2000 MAIN STREET CALIFORNIA 92648 OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK CONNIE BROCKWAY CRY CLERK LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL OF ITEM APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL/ REDEVELOPINIENT AGENCY OF THE CITY OF IfU-TINGTO`BEACH DATE: TO: -TX 3" �✓�� __L.[ L� , r�� f� ATTENTION: Name /-j) p r .fir ,,� L.-n_ v e— --- DEPARTINIENT: Street _ 7-'ti .s- � ci-Z.�! c C REGARDIl\G: City,State.Zip ' See Attached Action Agenda Item Date of Approval /�- •7 9 Enclosed For Your Records Is An Executed Copy Of The Above Referenced Agenda Item. Remarks: Connie Brockway City Clerk Attachments: Action Agenda Page�_ Agreement�_ Bonds Insurance RCA Deed Other Name Department RCA Ag eemcn: Insurance Other Name Department RCA Agreement Insurance Other Name Department RCA Agreement Insurance Other NaJ[mnee 1 Department RCA Agreement Insurance Other Risk Management Dept. Insurance Received by Name- Company Name - Date G:FolIowup?coverltr (Telephone:714.536-5227) (6) 12107/98 - Council/Agency Agenda - Page 6 C-1. (City Council/Redevelopment Agency) Council Committee/Council Liaison Reports [No reports] C-2. (City Council/Redevelopment Agency) City_Administrator's Report [No report] D-1. Public Hearings - None E. CONSENT CALENDAR All matters listed on the Consent Calendar are considered by the City Council and Redevelopment Agency to be routine and will be enacted by one motion in the form listed. Recommended Action: Approve all items on the Consent Calendar by affirmative roll call vote. E-1. (City Council) Fire Department Discussion Of Advanced Life Support/Paramedic Service To Sunset Beach (510.45) - Fire Department staff has requested that discussion of Advance Life Support/Paramedic Services to Sunset Beach be postponed until the December 21, 1998 council meeting. Discussion will also include Automatic/Mutual Aid and fire services to Sunset Beach. Councilmember Sullivan concurs with staffs request to postpone discussion until December 21, 1998. Required Action: For information only. A motion is not required. Submitted by the Fire Chief E-2. (City Council) Approve Professional Services Contract With Truesdail Laboratories, Inc. to Perform Water Quality_Analyses (600.10) - 1. Approve the selection of Truesdail Laboratories, Inc., for an annual amount not to exceed $40,000. and 2. Authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the Professional Services Contract Between The City Of Huntington Beach And Truesdail Laboratories To Provide Water Quality Analyses Services. Submitted by the Public Works Director [Approved 6-0-1 (Garofalo out of room)] E-3. (City Council Adopt Resolution Of Intent No. 98-89 To Issue,Tax Exempt Bonds Relative To Waterfront Expansion Financl! (330.30) - Adopt Resolution No. 98-89 - "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach Declaring Its Intent to Issue Tax-Exempt Bonds to be Used to Reimburse the City for Expenditures Prior to the Issuance of Such Bonds." Submitted by_the Economic Development Director [Approved 6-0-1 (Garofalo out of room)] E-4. (City Council) Accept Sewer Relay Project At Various Locations - CC-1033 - Notice Of Completion - Peter C. David Company, Inc. (600.60) -Accept the sewer construction on the Sewer Relay project at various locations completed by Peter C. David Co. for a final contract amount of$358,645.40 and authorize the City Clerk to file a Notice of Completion with the County Recorder's Office. Submitted by the Public Works Director (Jonesport Ln., Allison Cr., Woodshole Dr., Rockport Ln., Port Clyde Dr.) [Approved 6-0-1 (Garofalo out of room)]