EMA - Emergency Management AgencyIssuing agency·Illinois·via the Illinois BidBuy open-bids boardThe Agency is procuring laboratory services to conduct alpha spectroscopy analysis on soil samples.
The Illinois Emergency Management Agency and Office of Homeland Security (IEMA-OHS) is requesting laboratory services to conduct alpha spectroscopy analysis on soil samples collected as part of a uranium and thorium contamination investigation. Two separate samples will be collected from approximately 50 locations involved in the investigation and approximately 5 background locations. One sample from each location will be submitted for alpha spectroscopy analysis of radionuclides in the Uranium-238 decay chain (U-238, U-234, Th-230). The second sample from each location will be submitted for alpha spectroscopy analysis of radionuclides in the Thorium-232 decay chain (Th-232, Th-228). The total number of samples expected to be analyzed is approximately 110. Laboratory services required include sample receipt/chain of custody documentation, sample analysis, analytical report and/or certificate of analysis, quality control documentation, and disposal of residual sample materials.
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