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Effective Date: January 31, 20112773 Downhill Drive (800) 334-5493Steamboat Springs, CO 80487 (970) 879-6590www.acz.com Fax: (815) 301-3857Email: sales@acz.comACZ Laboratories, Inc.2011-2012 ANALYTICAL SERVICES1ACZ Laboratories, Inc. 2011 - 2012 Analytical ServicesTable of ContentsCategory Page No.Water and WastewaterWet Chemistry 3Anions by Ion Chromatography 5Physical Properties 5Sample Preparation 6Metals Analysis 6Metals Detection Limits 7Organic Analysis: GC, GC/MS, and HPLC 8Radiochemistry: GPC and Metals Analysis by ICP-MS 9Soil and OverburdenSample Preparation 10Extractions 10Digestions 11Chemical Properties 11-12Physical Properties 13Metals Analysis 13Metals Detection Limits 14Organic Analysis: GC, GC/MS, and HPLC 15Radiochemistry: GPC and Metals Analysis by ICP-MS 16Biological Tissue AnalysisSample Preparation 17Analysis 17Solid and Hazardous Waste - RCRAHazardous Waste Characteristics 18Underground Storage Tank (UST) Analysis 19Appendix IX Constituents 19Regulatory Parameters and PackagesCalifornia Administrative Code (CAC) 20Clean Water Act (CWA) 20Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) 20Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) 21-22Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) 23-24Administrative ServicesData Reporting Formats 25Data Reporting Charges 25Electronic Data Deliverables 26Labor 26Additional Services: Rush Turnaround, Sample Storage and Small Sampling Event 26General Terms and Conditions 27-302ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Water and WastewaterInorganicWet ChemistryParameter Method1MDL (mg/L)Acidity SM 2310 B Titrimetric 10Alkalinity SM 2320 B TitrimetricIncludes HCO3, CO3, OH and Total Alkalinity 2Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD) SM 5210B Electrode 5-day (20C) 2Set-Up Charge for less than 4 samplesBromide EPA M300.0 Ion Chromatography 0.01CarbonDissolved Inorganic (DIC) SM 5310 B, Combustion/IR Detection 1Dissolved Organic (DOC) SM 5310 B, Combustion/IR Detection 1Total Inorganic (TIC) SM 5310 B, Combustion/IR Detection 1Total Organic (TOC) SM 5310 B, Combustion/IR Detection 1Cation-Anion Balance (CAB) CalculationRequires Alkalinity, Cl, SO4, Ca, Mg, Na and KChemical Oxygen Demand (COD) EPA M410.4 Colorimetric 10Chloride SM 4500 Cl-E Automated Colorimetric 1.0Chloride EPA M300.0 Ion Chromatography 0.5ChromiumHexavalent SM 3500 Cr-D Colorimetric 0.005Trivalent CalculationRequires Total and Hexavalent 0.01Coliform Bacteria SM 9222 DFecal (MF Method) 1 (colony)/100mLCorrosivity (Langlier Index) SM 2330 B CalculationRequires Alkalinity, Ca, pH, TDS and Field TemperatureCyanideFree (MDL may vary with matrix)2D 6888-04 5 - 10 ug/LAvailable (MDL may vary with matrix) D 6888-04 5 - 10 ug/LThiocyanate (SCN) SM 4500 CN-M 0.1 Total EPA M335.4 Automated Colorimetric 0.003 Weak Acid Dissociable (WAD) SM 4500 CN-I 0.003FluorideDissolved SM 4500 F-C 0.1Dissolved EPA M300.0 Ion Chromatography 0.11. The methods listed throughout this fee schedule are ACZ's standard methods. Most parameters can be analyzed usingalternative methods, such as SM or AOAC. Call an ACZ representative for availability and pricing of alternative methods.2. Cyanide free analysis requires a flat setup fee of $300 per project in addition to the price of analysis. Please contact an ACZ representative for a detailed quote.3ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Water and WastewaterInorganicWet ChemistryParameter Method MDL (mg/L)IronFerrous (II) SM 3500 Fe D 0.01Ferric (III) CalculationRequires Dissolved and Ferrous 0.01Langlier Index (see Corrosivity) NitrogenAmmonia (as N) EPA M350.1 Automated Colorimetric 0.05Ammonia (as N), Total EPA M350.1 Distill/Automated Colorimetric 0.1Nitrate/Nitrite (as N) NO3 + NO2 EPA M353.2 Automated Colorimetric 0.02Nitrite (as N) NO2 EPA M353.2 Automated Colorimetric 0.01Nitrate (as N) NO3 EPA M353.2 CalculationRequires NO2/NO3 and NO2 0.02Organic (requires Total & Ammonia) Calculation 0.1Total Kjeldahl (TKN) EPA M351.2 Block Digest./Auto Color. 0.1Oil & Grease, Total Recoverable EPA 1664A Hexane Extraction 2PhenolsDissolved (with distillation) EPA M420.4 Automated Colorimetric 0.003Total (with distillation) EPA M420.4 Automated Colorimetric 0.003PhosphorusOrthophosphate (as P) EPA M365.1 Automated Colorimetric 0.01Total (as P) (with Persulfate digestion) EPA M365.1 Automated Colorimetric 0.01Sulfate (SO4) D 516-02, Turbimetric 1Sulfate (SO4) EPA M300.0 Ion Chromatography 0.5Sulfate (SO4) SM 4500 SO4-D, Gravimetric 10.0Sulfide (as H2S) EPA M376.2 Colorimetric 0.02Sulfite (SO3) EPA M377.1 Titrimetric 24ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Water and WastewaterInorganicAnions by Ion ChromatographyParameter Method MDL (mg/L)Bromide (Br) EPA M300.0 0.01Chloride EPA M300.0 0.5Fluoride (F) EPA M300.0 0.1Sulfate (SO4) EPA M300.0 0.5Physical PropertiesParameter Method MDL (mg/L)Color HACH Color Wheel 5 Co/ptConductance (EC) SM 2510 B (Meter) 1 (umhos/cm)Hardness, Total (requires Ca and Mg) SM 2340 B Calculation 1.5pH SM 4500 H+B (Meter) 0.1 (units)ResidueSettleable (SS) SM 2540 F Imhoff Cone 0.1 (ml/L/hr)Total (TS) SM 2540 B Gravimetric, 105° C 10Filterable (TDS) SM 2540 C Gravimetric, 180° C 10Non-Filterable (TSS) SM 2540 D Gravimetric, 105° C 5Volatile (TVS) EPA M160.4 Gravimetric, 550° C 10Resistivity (requires conductivity) SM 2510 B (Meter) 1 (umhos-cm)Specific Gravity SM 2710 F 0.001Turbidity EPA M180.1 Nephelometric 0.1 (NTU)5ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Water and WastewaterInorganicSample PreparationParameter MethodLab Filtration * SM 3030 B (0.45 um filter)Lab Filtration & Acidification * SM 3030 B (0.45 um filter)Lab Filtration (Radiochemistry)* SM 3030 B (0.45 um filter), pressure filtration*(Difficult to filter high TDS samples may require more then one filtration)Metals Digestions - Hot Plate/Block TechniqueTotal Metals (ICP & ICP-MS) EPA M200.2Total Metals - (ICP & ICP-MS) EPA M3010-ATotal Recoverable Metals -(ICP & ICP-MS) EPA M3005-ATotal Recoverable Metals -(ICP & ICP-MS) EPA M200.2Potentially Dissolved Metals -(ICP & ICP-MS) Colorado 5 CCR 1002-31.5.31 (2009)Metals AnalysisParameter Method MDL (mg/L)ICP-MSOnetime per sample per species set-up charge (if < 4 parameters requested)Routine parameters listed on page 7 EPA M200.8/6020 see page 7Non-routine parameters EPA M200.8/6020Ce, Hf, Ho, Nd, Rh, Y, etc. Available on requestICPOnetime per sample per species set-up charge (if < 4 parameters requested)Routine parameters listed on page 7 EPA M200.7/6010B see page 7Non-routine parameters EPA M200.7/6010BAvailable on requestMercuryCVAA Mercury (Hg) EPA 245.1 or 7470A 0.2 ug/LCVAFS Mercury (Hg)1EPA 1631E 0.0002 ug/LHydride Generation AA (HGAA)HGAA Selenium (Se) SM 3114 B 1 ug/LHGAA Selenium Speciation SM 3114 BIncludes +6, +4, dissolved and organic VariousArsenicHPLC Arsenic Speciation HPLC-ICP-MS (Includes As III & As V) 0.5 ug/L1. 1 Field transfer blank is required for each project of 1-10 samples. Field transfer blanks are considered billable samples.6ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Water and WastewaterInorganicMetals Detection Limits1 in mg/L21. Any required dilution due to matrix or high TDS will increase the MDL's.2. Unless otherwise noted.3. MDL's for elements analyzed by ICP-MS are for a dissolved basis only.4. Non-routine parameter, call for pricing.5. 1 Field transfer blank is required for each project of 1-10 samples. Field transfer blanks are considered billable samples.Instrument ICP ICP/MS3 OTHER EPA Method 200.7/6010 200.8/6020/1638 Aluminum (Al) 0.03 0.001 - Antimony (Sb) 0.02 0.0004 - Arsenic (As) 0.06 0.0005 - Barium (Ba) 0.003 0.0005 - Beryllium (Be) 0.002 0.0001 - Bismuth (Bi) 0.04 - - Boron (B) 0.01 0.0005 - Cadmium (Cd) 0.005 0.0001 - Calcium (Ca) 0.2 - - Cesium (Cs) - 0.0002 - Chromium (Cr) 0.01 0.0005 - Cobalt (Co) 0.01 0.00005 - Copper (Cu) 0.01 0.0005 - Gallium (Ga) 0.1 - - Halfnium (Hf)4 - Call ACZ Rep. - Iron (Fe) 0.02 - - Lanthanum (La) 4 - Call ACZ Rep. - Lead (Pb) 0.04 0.0001 - Lithium (Li) 0.02 - - Magnesium (Mg) 0.2 - - Manganese (Mn) 0.005 0.0005 - Mercury (Hg) - 0.025 ug/L 0.0002 (CVAA) Mercury (Hg)(ultra low level)5 - - 0.2 ng/L (1631) Molybdenum (Mo) 0.01 0.0005 - Nickel (Ni) 0.01 0.0006 - Potassium (K) 0.3 - - Scandium (Sc) 0.1 - - Selenium (Se) 0.06 0.0001 0.001 (Hydride) Silica (SiO2) 0.428 - - Silver (Ag) 0.01 0.00005 - Sodium (Na) 0.3 - - Strontium (Sr) 0.01 Call ACZ Rep. - Tellurium (Te) 4 - 0.001 - Thallium (Tl) 0.3 0.0001 - Thorium (Th) - 0.001 - Tin (Sn) 0.1 0.0001 - Titanium (Ti) 0.005 Call ACZ Rep. - Tungsten (W) 4 - Call ACZ Rep. - Uranium (U) - 0.0001 - Vanadium (V) 0.005 0.0002 - Zinc (Zn) 0.01 0.002 - Zirconium (Zr) 4 - Call ACZ Rep. - 7ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Water and WastewaterOrganicGas Chromatography TechniquesParameter Method MDL (mg/L)TPH (Extractable), DRO EPA M8015D/API-DRO GC/FID 0.1TVH (Volatile), GRO, (TVPH) EPA M8015D/API-GRO GC/FID 0.05TPH + TVH (TX Method C6-C28) TNRCC M1005, GC/FID 0.05 - 0.1BTEX EPA M8021B GC/PID 0.2 - 0.4 (ug/L)BTEX / MTBE EPA M8021B GC/PID 0.2 - 0.4 (ug/L)Dissolved Gas (Methane Only) RSK 175 GC/FID 0.009Dissolved Gases RSK 175 GC/FIDMethane, Ethane and EtheneOrganochlorine Pesticides EPA M608/8081A GC/ECDPCB's EPA M8082 GC/ECD 0.1Chlorophenoxy Acid Herbicides EPA M615/8151 GC/ECDGas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry TechniquesParameter Method MDL (ug/L)Purgeables, 5 mL Purge (VOA) EPA M624/8260B GC/MS 3 - 10Purgeables, Low-Level Purge (VOA) EPA M624/8260B GC/MS 0.5 - 2Base/Neutral Acid Extractables (BNA) EPA M625/8270C GC/MS 2 - 20Base/Neutral Extractables only EPA M625/8270C GC/MS 2 - 20Acid Extractables only EPA M625/8270C GC/MS 2 - 20PAH's EPA M8270C GC/MS 2 - 20GC/MS Library Search (10 TIC's/Fraction) EPA M624/8260B GC/MS N/AGC/MS Library Search (10 TIC's/Fraction) EPA M625/8270C GC/MS N/ABTEX EPA M8260B GC/MS 0.2 - 0.4High Pressure Liquid Chromatography TechniquesParameter Method MDL (mg/L)PAH's EPA 8310, HPLC8ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Water and WastewaterRadiochemistryParameter Method MDL (pCi/L)Gamma Scan EPA 901.1 variousGross Alpha/Beta EPA 900.0/9310 2 & 4Lead - 210 Eichrom OTW01 4*Polonium - 210 HASL Po-01-RC 1.5Radium - 226 (alpha emitting) EPA 903.0 / 9315 1Radium - 226 (Drinking Water) EPA 903.1 0.4Radium - 228 (Drinking Water) EPA 904.0 1Radium - 228 EPA 9320 1.5Radon - 222 SM 7500 RN 25Thorium - Isotopic (228, 230, 232) ESM 4108/4506 TOPO Extraction 0.3 - 0.6Tritium EPA 906.0 1700Uranium, Isotopic (234, 235, 238) Eichrom ACWO3 1Metals Analysis by ICP-MSParameter Method MDL (ug/L)Thorium, Total - 232 EPA 200.8/6020 0.1Uranium, Total - 238 EPA 200.8/6020 0.11. An additional setup charge for ICP-MS analysis may apply. See page 6 for sample prep and setup charges.*Lower MDL's may be achievable for certain radchem parameters with larger sample volume. Please contact and ACZ repfor more informationPlease note for dissolved radiochemical parameters that ACZ filters in the lab, additional filtration charges may apply withhigh TDS samples that are hard to filter or require pressure filtration.9ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Soil and OverburdenInorganicSample PreparationParameter MethodAir Dry USDA No. 1, 1972Coarse Fragments ASA No. 9 15-4.2.2Crush / Pulverize (per 5 lb. sample) USDA No. 1, 1972Percent Moisture / Percent Solids CLPSOW390, PART F, D-98Screen / Pulverize USDA No. 1, 1972Screen (per sieve fraction) ASA No. 9 15-4.2.2ExtractionsParameter MethodAB-DTPA ASA No. 9 3-5.2.3Acetic Acid C.S.U., SoltanpourAcid Volatile Sulfide in Sediment (AVS) EPA 08/91 Draft AVS with Simultaneously Extracted Metals EPA 04/91 (14) DraftNH4 Acetate (Exchangeable) USDA No. 60 (18)KCL ASA No. 9 33-3.2.2Hot Water ASA No.9 80-3Saturated Paste (includes Saturation %) USDA No. 60 (2)Water ASA No. 9 10-2.3.2TCLP Metals Extraction EPA M1311TCLP Semi-Volatile Organics ExtractionEPA M1311Pests, Herbs and/or Semi-VolatilesTCLP Volatile Organics Extraction (ZHE) EPA M1311Calif. Waste Extraction Test (WET-STLC) California Method, Title 22Meteoric Water Mobility Procedure NDEP - MWMT (5/96) (Column)Meteoric Water Mobility Procedure NDEP - MWMT (1990) (Bottle Roll)Column/Serial Batch Leach Studies per client specificationsSequential Leach Studies per client specificationsSynthetic Precipitation Leaching Procedure EPA M1312 SPLPDI Leaching Procedure EPA M1312 DIHumidity Cell Test per client specificationsSet-upWeekly MaintenanceIn Vitro Bioaccessibility AssayAs, Pb and other metals EPA M9200.1-8610ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Soil and OverburdenInorganicDigestionsParameter MethodEPA Method 3050B (Hot Block) EPA M3050BEPA Method 3051 (Microwave) EPA M3051AEPA Method 3051 (Waste Oil Digestion) EPA M3051AEPA Method 3060 (For Hex-Chrome) EPA M3060AUSGS HCL / H2O2 USGS SedimentHydrofluoric/Nitric Acid Digestion EPA M3052Chemical PropertiesParameter Method MDL (mg/Kg)Acid-Base Accounting (with Total Sulfur) EPA 600/2-78-54 Requires Neutralization Potential & Total Sulfur 1 (T CaCO3/1000 T)Acid-Base Accounting (with Sulfur Forms) EPA 600/2-78-54 Requires Neutralization Potential & Sulfur Forms 1 (T CaCO3/1000 T)CarbonOrganic (Low Temperature Ignition) EPA 600/2-78-54 3.2.14 0.1 (%)Total (TC) ASA No. 9 29-2,2,4 IC Combustion (leco) 0.1 (%)Total Carbonate as CaCO3 (TIC) ASA No. 9 29-2,2,4 IC Combustion (leco)(requires TC and TOC) calc 0.1 (%)Total Organic (TOC) ASA No. 9 29-2,2,4 IC Combustion (leco) 0.1 (%)Cations, Soluble EPA 6010B ICPIncludes Ca, Mg, Na and K variousChromium, Hexavalent EPA M3060A 0.5Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC) USDA No. 60 (19) 0.3 (meq/L)Chloride SM4500Cl-E 5Conductivity SM 2510 B 0.01 (mmhos/cm)Cyanide Total EPA M9012B 0.005Weak Acid Dissociable (WAD) SM 4500 CN-I 0.005Exchangeable Sodium Percentage USDA No. 60 (20 b)Requires: CEC, Na via NH4 & Saturated Paste Extractions & Saturation % N/AFluoride, Soluble SM 4500 F-C 0.1Halogens, Total Organic (TOX) Oil Matrix D808 (05.01) 1Lime, Estimated (FIZZ)3EPA 600/2-78-054 3.2.3 N/ALime Requirement (SMP Buffer) EPA 600/2-78-054 3.2.1 0.5 (tons/hecta acre)Net Acid Generation Procedure (NAG)Single NAG EGI 2002 0.1 to 1 Kg H2SO4/tSequential NAG EGI 2002 0.1 to 1 Kg H2SO4/tAustralian NAG Miller & Donahue (1997 ICARD) 0.1 to 1 Kg H2SO4/t1. Requires saturated paste extraction, see page 10.2. Requires water extraction, see page 10.3. Reported as text - N, SL, MO or ST11ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Soil and OverburdenInorganicChemical PropertiesParameter Method MDL (mg/Kg)Neutralization Potential EPA 600/2-78-054 3.2.3 0.1 (%)Neutralization Potential (Modified-no heat) EPA 600/2-78-054 3.2.3 (MOD) 0.1 (%)NitrogenAmmonia EPA M350.1 1Extractable NO3/NO2 EPA M353.2 0.02Organic (Requires Total and Ammonia) Calculation 0.05Soluble NO3/NO2 EPA M353.2 0.1Total Kjeldahl EPA M351.2 0.1 (%)pH USDA No. 60 (21a) 0.1 (units)pH, Corrosivity EPA M9045D/M9040C 0.1 (units)Phenols, Total EPA M420.4 0.003Phosphorus, Extractable EPA M365.1 0.01Phosphorus, Total EPA M365.1 0.1 (%)Sodium Absorption Ratio (SAR) USDA No. 60 CalculationRequires Saturated Paste Extraction, Ca, Mg and Na N/A (meq./ L ratio)SulfurForms (Coal / OB) EPA 600/2-78-054 3.2.4 (Sobek)Includes Organic, Pyritic, Sulfate and Total 0.01 (%)Forms (Hard Rock w/heat) EPA 600/2-78-054 3.2.4 (MOD Sobek)Includes Organic, Pyritic, Sulfate and Total 0.01 (%)Total ASTM D-4239-85C (LECO) 0.01 (%)Sulfate, Soluble SM 4500 SO4-D 50Acid Volatile Sulfide (AVS) (SEM) EPA 08/91 Draft 0.05 umol/g1. Requires KCL extraction, see page 10.2. Requires water extraction, see page 10.3. Requires AB-DTPA extraction, see page 10.12ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Soil and OverburdenPhysical PropertiesParameter Method MDL (%)Color Munsel Color chart N/AOrganic Matter USDA No. 60 (24) 0.3%Organic Matter - Ignition EPA M600/2-78-054 3.2.14 0.3%Particle SizeDry Sieve (per fraction) ASA No. 9 15-4.2.2 0.1Wet Sieve (per fraction) ASA No. 9 15-4.2.2 0.1Hydrometer ASTM D 422Sand, Silt and Clay by percentage plus Texture Classification 0Rock Fragments (Cobble, Gravel, etc.) USDA No. 18 0.1Very Fine Sand (Wet Sieve) ASA No. 9 15-4.2.2 0.1Bulk Density ASA No. 9 13-4 Clod Method N/ASolids, Volatile (550°C) SM 2540G 0.01Solids, Total SM 2540B 0.01InorganicSoil Metals AnalysisParameter Method MDL (mg/Kg)ICP/MSOnetime per sample per species set-up charge (if < 4 parameters are requested)Routine parameters listed on page 14 EPA M6020 see page 14Non-routine parameters EPA M6020Ce, Hf, Ho, Nd, Rh, Y, etc. Available on requestICPOnetime per sample per species set-up charge (if < 4 parameters are requested)Routine parameters listed on page 14 EPA M6010B see page 14Non-routine parameters EPA M6010BAvailable on requestMercury AnalysisCVAA Mercury (Hg) EPA M7471A 0.02Direct Combustion AA EPA M7473 4 (ng/g) / 0.004Hydride Generation AA (HGAA)HGAA Selenium (Se) EPA M7742 MOD-AA 0.513ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Soil and OverburdenInorganicMetals Detection Limits1 in mg/Kg21. Any required dilution due to matrix or high TDS will increase the MDL's.2. Unless otherwise noted.3. MDL's for elements analyzed by ICP-MS are for a dissolved basis only. MDL's for totals will be higher.4. Non-routine parameter, call for pricing.Instrument ICP ICP/MS3 OTHER EPA Method 200.7/6010 200.8/6020 Aluminum (Al) 3 0.5 - Antimony (Sb) 2 0.2 - Arsenic (As) 6 0.25 - Barium (Ba) 0.3 0.25 - Beryllium (Be) 0.2 0.05 - Bismuth (Bi) 4 - - Boron (B) 1 0.25 - Cadmium (Cd) 0.5 0.05 - Calcium (Ca) 20 - - Cesium (Cs) - 0.02 Chromium (Cr) 1 0.25 - Cobalt (Co) 1 0.025 - Copper (Cu) 1 0.25 - Gallium (Ga) 10 - - Hafnium (Hf)4 - Call ACZ Rep - Iron (Fe) 2 - - Lanthanum (La)4 - Call ACZ Rep - Lead (Pb) 4 0.05 - Lithium (Li) 2 - - Magnesium (Mg) 20 - - Manganese (Mn) 0.5 0.25 - Mercury (Hg) - - 0.02 (CVAA) 0.4ng/g (EPA 7473) Molybdenum (Mo) 1 0.25 - Nickel (Ni) 1 0.3 - Potassium (K) 30 - - Scandium (Sc) 10 - - Selenium (Se) 6 0.05 0.1 (Hydride) Silica (SiO2) 42.8 - - Silver (Ag) 1 0.025 - Sodium (Na) 30 - - Strontium (Sr) 1 Call ACZ Rep - Tellurium (Te) 4 - 0.5 - Thallium (Tl) 30 0.05 - Thorium (Th) - 0.5 - Tin (Sn) 10 0.05 - Titanium (Ti) 0.5 Call ACZ Rep - Tungsten (W) 4 - Call ACZ Rep - Uranium (U) - 0.05 - Vanadium (V) 0.5 0.1 - Zinc (Zn) 1 1 - Zirconium (Zr) 4 - Call ACZ Rep - 14ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Soil and OverburdenOrganicGas Chromatography TechniquesParameter Method MDL (mg/Kg)TPH (Extractable), DRO EPA M8015D/API-DRO GC/FID 3.33TVH (Volatile), GRO, (TVPH) EPA M8015D/API-GRO GC/FID 0.05TPH + TVH (TX Method C6-C28) TNRCC M1005, GC/FID 0.05 - 3.33BTEX EPA M8021B GC/PID 0.2 -0.4 (ug/Kg)BTEX / MTBE EPA M8021B GC/PID 0.2 -0.4 (ug/Kg)Organochlorine Pesticides EPA M8081A GC/ECDPCB's EPA M8082 GC/ECD 0.01 - 0.02Chlorophenoxy Acid Herbicides EPA M8151 GC/ECDGas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry TechniquesParameter Method MDL (ug/Kg)Purgeables (VOA) EPA M8260B GC/MS 3 - 10Base/Neutral Acid Extractables (BNA) EPA M8270C GC/MS 2 - 20Base/Neutral Extractables only EPA M8270C GC/MS 2 - 20Acid Extractables only EPA M8270C GC/MS 2 - 20PAH's EPA M8270C GC/MS 2 - 20GC/MS Library Search (10 TIC's/Fraction) EPA M8260B GC/MS N/AGC/MS Library Search (10 TIC's/Fraction) EPA M8270C GC/MS N/ABTEX EPA M8260B GC/MS 0.2 - 0.4High Pressure Liquid Chromatography TechniquesParameter Method MDL (mg/Kg)PAH's EPA 8310, HPLC15ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Soil and OverburdenRadiochemistryParameter Method MDL (pCi/g)Gamma Scan ESM 901.1 variousGross Alpha/Beta EPA 9310 modified 1 & 2Lead - 210 Eichrom OTW01 10Polonium - 210 HASL Po-01-RC 0.3Radium - 226 (alpha emitting) EPA M9315 2Radium - 226 EPA M903.1 0.5Radium - 228 EPA M9320 / 904.0 3.0Thorium - Isotopic (228, 230, 232) ESM 4506 TOPO Extraction 0.3 - 0.6Uranium - Isotopic (234, 235, 238) Eichrom ACW 3 0.4All Soils radchem pricing listed above does not include sample prep or digestion charges see page 11.No digestion charge is needed for gamma.Metals Analysis by ICP-MSParameter MethodThorium, Total EPA 200.8/6020Uranium, Total EPA 200.8/60201. An additional setup charge for ICP-MS analysis may apply. See page 13 prep and setup charges.*Lower MDL's may be achievable for certain radchem parameters with larger sample volume. Please contact an ACZ repfor more information16ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Biological Tissue AnalysisInorganic and OrganicSample PreparationParameter MethodFloraDry Air Dry at 40° CGrind/Pulverize Willy Mill or Riesch Knife MillExtraction EPA 600/4-81-055ASH USNRC GuidelinesFaunaDissection EPA 600/4-81-055Dissection USDA/CDC Level IIUSDA/CDC Biosafety Level II, i.e. Deer MiceExtractions - Metals EPA 600/4-81-055Extractions/Cleanup - Organics EPA M5000 seriesDigestions EPA M200.3/3051AnalysisParameter Method MDL (mg/Kg)MetalsICP/MS EPA M6020 Available on requestICP EPA M6010B Available on requestCVAA EPA M7470A Available on requestNutrientsN, P, K, SO4, B, cations, etc. EPA M300 series, ASA, etc. Available on requestOrganicsOrganochlorine Pesticides EPA M8081A Available on requestPCB's EPA M8082 Available on request17ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Solid and Hazardous Waste - RCRAInorganic and OrganicHazardous Waste CharacteristicsParameter MethodIgnitabilityLiquid (Flash Point / Ignitability) EPA M1010ASolid (Ignitability) EPA M1030CorrosivitypH EPA M9040C/9045DToxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP) Extractions (filtration only if <0.5% solids)Volatile Organics EPA M1311Zero Headspace ExtractionSemi-Volatile Organics EPA M1311BNA's and/or Pesticides and/or HerbicidesMetals EPA M1311Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP) AnalysesVolatile Organics (20 compounds) EPA M8260BMetals (8 RCRA elements)1EPA M6010B/7470ASemivolatile Organics (16 compounds) EPA M8270CPesticides (6 compounds) EPA M8081AMiscellaneousOil/Solid/Water Percentages ASTM D-96 & 95Percent Water (Toluene Co-Distillation) ASTM D-95BTU Content (Parr Bomb) ASTM D-240(05.01)PCB's in Transformer oils EPA M8082PCB's on Wipes EPA M8082PCB's in Sludge EPA M8082Paint Filter Test (PFLT) EPA M9095Waste Oil ParametersFlash Point EPA M1010Metals (As, Cd, Cr, Pb and digestion) EPA M6010/7000Total Halogens (TOX) ASTM D808PCB's EPA M80821. 8 TCLP Metals quoted by ICP and CVAA; ICP-MS available at an additional charge.18ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Solid and Hazardous Waste - RCRAInorganic and OrganicUnderground Storage Tank (UST) AnalysesParameter MethodGasolines/Aviation Fuel/CondensatesGasoline Range Organics (GRO) EPA M8015D GC/FIDTotal Volatile Hydrocarbons (TVH) EPA M8015D GC/FIDTotal Volatile Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TVPH) EPA M8015D GC/FIDBTEX/MTBE EPA M8021B GC/PIDTVH/BTEX EPA M8015D/M8021BVolatile Alcohols (i.e. Ethylene Glycol) EPA M8015A-ModPaint Filter Liquids Test (PFLT) EPA M9095Diesels/Jet Fuels/Fuel Oils/KeroseneDiesel Range Organics (DRO) EPA M8015D GC/FIDTotal Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH) EPA M8015D GC/FIDPaint Filter Liquids Test (PFLT) EPA M9095Lubricating Oils/Bunker Oils/Waste Oils/GreasesOil & Grease EPA M1664AOil & Grease (Soxhlet Extraction) EPA M9071B Diesel Range Organics (DRO) EPA M8015D GC/FIDPolynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH) EPA M8310Paint Filter Liquids Test (PFLT) EPA M9095PCB's in Waste Oils EPA M8082AAppendix IX ConstituentsParameter MethodMetals (17) and Inorganics (2)PhenolsOrganochlorine PesticidesOrganophosphorus Pesticides Chlorinated HerbicidesVolatile Organics (with TIC)Semivolatile Organics (with TIC)Dioxins & Furans19ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Regulatory Parameters and PackagesInorganic and OrganicCalifornia Administrative Code (CAC)Parameter MethodWaste Extraction Test (WET) CAL Title 22Metals (18) (TTLC) EPA M6010B/6020/7470AFluoride EPA M340.2Chlorinated Pesticides (13) / PCB's EPA M8081AChlorophenoxy acid Herbicides (2) Subcontractor specificTotal Organic Lead Subcontractor specificDioxin (2,3,7,8-TCDD) Subcontractor specificTrichloroethylene EPA M8260BPentachlorophenol EPA M8270CClean Water Act (CWA)Parameter MethodMetals (13) EPA M200 seriesCyanide, Total EPA M335.4 Auto ColorPhenols, Total EPA M420.4 Auto ColorVolatile Organics (28) EPA M624 GC/MSSemivolatile Organics (57) EPA M625 GC/MSOrganochlorine Pesticides/PCB's (25) EPA M608 GC/ECDTotal Toxic Organics (TTO) EPA M624/625/608Includes VOA, BNA, Pests/PCB'sColorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE)Parameter MethodLeaking Storage Tank InvestigationsTVPH EPA M8015B-ModTEPH EPA M8015-ModOil & Grease EPA1664A / EPA 9071ABTEX EPA M8021BMunicipal Solid Waste Landfill - GW Detection MonitoringCations (Ca, Mg, K and Na) EPA M6010BAnions (HCO3, CO3, Cl, NO3, NO2 and SO4) EPA M300 series, variesMetals (15 elements) EPA M6010B/7000'sVolatile Organic Compounds (47 compounds) EPA M8260B20ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Regulatory Parameters and PackagesInorganic and OrganicNevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP)Parameter MethodProfile I MetalsTotal Metal Digestion (water) EPA M200.2ICP Metals EPA M200.7Al, B, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Cu, Fe, Mg, Mn, Ni, K, Ag, Na and ZnICP-MS Metals EPA M200.8Sb, As, Cd, Pb, Se and TlMercury EPA M 245.1 Auto CVAAProfile I InorganicsAlkalinity (Total CaCO3 and HCO3) SM 2320 B TitrametricChloride SM 4500 Cl-E Auto ColorCyanide, WAD SM 4500 CN-IFluoride SM 4500 F-CNitrate (as N), Nitrite and Nitrate/Nitrite EPA M353.2 Auto ColorpH SM 4500 H+B MeterSulfate D 516-02, TurbidimetricTotal Dissolved Solids SM 2540 C GravimetricLab Filtration and Acidification (2 required) SM 3030 B (0.45 um filter)Profile II MetalsTotal Metal Digestion EPA M200.2ICP Metals EPA M200.7Al, B, Ba, Be, Bi, Ca, Cr, Co, Cu, Fe, Ga, Li, Mg, Mn, Mo, Ni, K, Sc, Ag, Na, Sr, Sn, Ti, V, ZnICP-MS Metals EPA M200.8Sb, As, Cd, Pb, Se and TlMercury EPA M 245.1 Auto CVAAProfile II InorganicsAlkalinity (Total CaCO3 and HCO3) SM 2320 B TitrametricChloride SM 4500 Cl-E Auto ColorCyanide, WAD SM 4500 CN-IFluoride SM 4500 F-CNitrate(as N), Nitrite and Nitrate/Nitrite EPA M353.2 Auto ColorpH SM 4500 H+B MeterPhosphorus, Total (with Persulfate Digestion) EPA M365.1 Auto ColorSulfate D 516-02, TurbidimetricTotal Dissolved Solids SM 2540 C GravimetricLab Filtration and Acidification (2 required) SM 3030 B (0.45 um filter)21ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Regulatory Parameters and PackagesInorganic and OrganicNevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP)Parameter MethodMeteoric Water Mobility Procedure (MWMP)Extraction NDEP - MWMT (5/96) (Column)NDEP - MWMT (1990) (Bottle Roll)Total Metal Digestion EPA M200.2ICP Metals EPA M200.7Al, Ba, Be, Ca, Cr, Cu, Fe, Mg, Mn, Ni, K, Ag, Na and ZnICP-MS Metals EPA M200.8As, Cd, Pb, Se and TlMercury EPA M245.1 CVAAInorganicsAlkalinity (Total CaCO3) SM 2320 B TitrametricChloride SM 4500 Cl-E Auto ColorCyanide, WAD SM 4500 CN-IFluoride SM 4500 F-CNitrate(as N), Nitrite and Nitrate/Nitrite EPA M353.2 Auto ColorpH SM 4500 H+B MeterPhosphorus EPA 365.1 Auto ColorSulfate D 516-02, TurbidimetricTotal Dissolved Solids SM 2540 C GravimetricAcid Generation Potential Static TestingNeutralization Potential (ANP) EPA 600/2-78-054 3.2.3Acidification Potential - Total Sulfur (AGP) ASTM D-3177-84Acidification Potential - Sulfide Sulfur (AGP) EPA 600/2-78-054 3.2.3Custom Static Testing is available call ACZ repKinetic TestingShake Flasks per client specificationsSoxhlet Reactor per client specificationsHumidity Cell Test (Set-up and Maintenance) per client specificationsHumidity Cell Test (Prep and Analysis) per client specificationsColumn Leach per client specifications1. Sample preparation may be necessary, see page 10.22ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Regulatory Parameters and PackagesInorganic (IOC's)Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA); National Primary Drinking Water StandardsParameter Method MCL (mg/L)Primary Drinking Water Regs (PDWR)Arsenic EPA M200.8 0.05Fluoride RuleFluoride SM 4500 F-C 4Surface Water Treatment RuleTurbidity EPA M180.1 TTPhase II & IIBAsbestos (>10um) TEM 7 (MFL)Barium EPA M200.7 2Cadmium EPA M200.8 0.005Chromium (total) EPA M200.7 0.1Mercury EPA M245.1 0.002Nitrate/Nitrite (as N) EPA M353.2 N/ANitrite (as N) EPA M353.2 1Nitrate (as N) EPA M353.2 CalculationRequires NO2/NO3 and NO2 10Selenium EPA M200.8 0.05Lead and Copper RuleCopper EPA M200.8 1.3Lead EPA M200.8 0.015Phase VAntimony EPA M200.8 0.006Beryllium EPA M200.8 0.004Cyanide EPA M335.4 0.2Nickel EPA M200.8 0.0002Thallium EPA M200.8 0.0021. An additional setup charge for ICP-MS analysis may apply.23ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Regulatory Parameters and PackagesInorganic (IOC's)Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA); National Primary Drinking Water StandardsParameter Method MCL (mg/L)UnregulatedSulfate SM 4500 SO4-D, Gravimetric 400/500Aluminum EPA M200.7 0.05 - 0.2Chloride SM 4500 CL-E 250Color EPA M110.2 15 (cu)Copper EPA M200.8 1Corrosivity (Langlier Index) SM 2330B CalculationRequires Alkalinity, Ca, pH, TDS and Field Temperature N/AFluoride SM 4500 F-C 2Iron EPA M200.7 0.3Manganese EPA M200.8 0.05pH SM 4500 H+B meter 6.5 - 8.5Silver EPA M200.8 5E-05TDS SM 2540 C 500Zinc EPA M200.8 0.002Radiological Standards (Interim and Proposed)Alpha emitter EPA M900.0 15Beta/photon emitters EPA M900.0 4 (mrem/yr)Radium 226 EPA M903.1 20Radium 228 EPA M904.0 20Radon SM 7500 RN 200Uranium by ICP-MS EPA M200.8Includes digestion and ICP-MS setup charge 0.03 (mg/L)1. An additional setup charge for ICP-MS analysis may apply.24ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Administrative ServicesData Reporting FormatsStandard Report QC Report Extended ReportCover Page X X XCase Narrative (if required) X X XAnalytical Results ReportParameter Name X X XEPA Method X X XAnalytical Results X X XQualifiers X X XUnits X X XMDL / PQL X X XAnalysis Date X X XAnalyst X X XReference Table X X XSample Receipt Form X X XChain of Custody X X XAttachments (if required) X X XQC SummaryInitial Calibration Summary X XDaily Calibration Check Results XBlank Results X XSpike Results X XLCS Results X XAnalytical/Instrumentation Logs XRaw Data XCalibration Chromatograms XData ReportingAvailable FormatsStandard ReportQC Report (ACZ Standard QC)Extended ReportFull CLP-like Level IV reportingCustom reports per client specificationsHard Copy by Mail25ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Administrative ServicesElectronic Data DeliverablesAvailable FormatsACZ Default (MS Excel spreadsheet or MS Access database table)Custom EDD formats per client specificationsLaborDescriptionExpert Witness, plus travelOfficerSection SupervisorProject ManagerSenior ChemistChemistTechnicianClerical Rush TurnaroundDescription24 - 48 Hour Turnaround3 - 5 Working Day Turnaround6 - 10 Working Day TurnaroundSample Storage, Return and DisposalDescriptionLong Term Storage - Non-Hazardous Waste SamplesDisposal - Hazardous Waste SamplesDisposal - Non-Hazardous Waste SamplesReturn/Ship Samples Back to ClientSmall Sampling EventACZ reserves the right to add a surcharge for any project with less than five samples. Minimum charge is $125.00Please contact your customer service representative or project manager for details.26ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Terms & ConditionsGeneral AgreementOrder of ServicePart AA1A2A3A4ACZ will ship supplies to Client’s US destination at ACZ expense using UPS ground services. Expedited services will be invoiced at cost to Client. Client pays for return shipping unless otherwise agreed to in a signed contract between ACZ and Client. Expense of international shipping of sample containers will be by a contract basis only between ACZ and Client.All orders are subject to a minimum charge of $125.00. ACZ will accept orders by submission of written purchase order, by telephone or by contractual agreement. Telephone orders should be subsequently confirmed in writing to avoid potential misunderstandings. Submission of a telephone or written purchase order constitutes Client’s acceptance of these general terms and conditions.These Terms and Conditions, together with any additions or revisions which may be agreed to in writing by ACZ, embody the whole agreement of the parties in the absence of a signed and executed contract between ACZ Laboratories, Inc., hereinafter referred to as ACZ, and Client. They shall supersede all previous communications, representations, or agreements, either verbal or written, between the parties. ACZ specifically rejects all additional, inconsistent of conflicting terms, whether printed or otherwise set forth in any purchase order of other communication from the Client to ACZ. The invalidity orunenforceability, in whole or in part of any provision, term or condition hereof shall not affect in any way the validity or enforceability of the remainder of the Terms and Conditions, the intent of the parties being that the provision is severable. No waiver by ACZ of any provision, term or condition hereof or of any breach by or obligation of Client hereunder shall constitute a waiver of such provision, term or condition on any other occasion or a waiver of any other breach by or obligation of Client, unless specifically set forth in writing and executed on behalf of ACZ by a duly authorized officer. This agreement shall be administered and interpreted under the laws of the State of Colorado.ACZ will provide Client with all necessary sample containers, coolers, labels and chain of custody documents at no additional charge provided these supplies are used for samples to be analyzed by ACZ. Sample containers provided by ACZ will include appropriate preservatives.27ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Terms & ConditionsCredit Application & Payment TermsPart BB1B2B3B4Sample Receipt, Delivery of Services and Sample StoragePart CC1C2C3In applying for credit, the Client certifies that the information (along with any other information submitted) is true and correct, and will update information that materially changes. All information received shall be treated confidentially by ACZ Laboratories, Inc. ("ACZ"), and will be used only for the purpose of establishing the amount and conditions of extending commercial credit (not for consumer purposes). Client hereby authorizes all bank and trade references listed in this account application and agreement to release all information, verbal or written, to ACZ and to allow ACZ to utilize any other sources of credit information which ACZ deems reliable. Subsequent credit inquires may be completed by ACZ in connection with any update, renewal or extension of credit. ACZ reserves the right to suspend or terminate credit at any time.Services performed by ACZ will be in accordance with quoted prices or as stated in the fee schedule, which is subject to change without notice. It is preferred that the client calls an ACZ representative prior to submitting samples to verify price and turnaround time.A consulting firm who authorizes ACZ to perform work for Client must be responsible to have Client submit a signed credit application to ACZ that ACZ approves in advance of performing the work. If Client credit is approved, said Client shall elect to either a) be billed directly or, b) have work billed to consulting firm. Regardless if the Client or the consultant is billed, Client accepts final responsibility for payment to ACZ. Prior to receipt of samples at ACZ, Client is responsible for the entire risk of loss or any damage to samples. In no event will ACZ assume any responsibility or liability for the action or inaction of any carrier shipping or delivering samples to or from ACZ’s premises.ACZ reserves the right at any time to refuse delivery of, or to revoke acceptance of, any samples which, in the judgment of ACZ, represents a health, safety or environmental risk due to handling, transporting or processing of such samples.All NRC licensed material and/or samples not meeting ACZ’s 250 uRad/Hr screening levels, will be returned to the facility of origin at Client’s expense. Any licensed material sent to ACZ for analytical testing must be identified on the COC or Client may incur additional costs including any labor and return fees.Payment terms are Net 30 Days from invoice date unless otherwise executed by written contract. A service charge of 1.5% (18% per annum) will be made on all unpaid invoices 31 (or more) days old. Should it be necessary to assign account balance to a collection agency or attorney for legal action, all subsequent charges and legal fees shall be paid by Client. Should litigation become necessary, Client agrees that the venue shall be Routt County, State of Colorado. ACZ reserves the right to require payment prior to release of data. If payment terms are exceeded, ACZ has no obligation, and will not defend, reproduce, return or supplement data results.28ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Terms & ConditionsSample Receipt, Delivery of Services and Sample StoragePart CC4C5C6C7C8C9C10C11ACZ will store all samples 30 days from date of invoice. At the end of this period, samples will be disposed of properly in compliance with applicable laws or returned to Client. Client will be responsible for shipping and handling charges associated with the return shipping of samples. Client will be billed a surcharge for sample disposal as agreed upon in any written agreement or at the rate quoted in the Administrative Services section of the current ACZ fee schedule. Any special storage, disposal or return requirements of Client must be outlined on the Chain of Custody prior to delivery of samples. Extended storage at Client’s request will be invoiced as per the Administrative Services section of ACZ’s fee schedule.Client will be charged $11.00 per sample disposal fee for all samples deemed to be hazardous.ACZ will at times subcontract analytical services ordered by Client. In all cases, Client will be informed prior to subcontracting out the work to another laboratory. ACZ assumes no liability for any subcontracted services except as specifically provided for in Part D.ACZ utilizes analytical methodologies appropriate for sample matrices and accepted by EPA, USGS, ASTM, ASA, Standard Methods and other professional associations. Unless specifically mandated by Client, ACZ reserves the right to use alternative, equivalent methods. It is the responsibility of Client to verify with the regulatory agency that ACZ’s quoted methods are acceptable for their statement of work.In accordance with ACZ sample acceptance policy, a client must use ACZ’s Chain of Custody. ACZ’s Chain of Custody contains specific information regarding the criteria that determines whether or not samples will be accepted for analysis. If an alternative Chain of Custody is used, ACZ will make the best effort possible to accept and analyze samples; however, ACZ will not be held liable for any issues that may arise from the use and submission of an improper Chain of Custody form. Likewise, ACZ will not be held liable when an ACZ Chain of Custody is not filled out completely or properly. It is the responsibility of the client to ensure that all personnel conducting sampling activities are made aware of the requirements stated within Section C6 of ACZ's Terms & Conditions.Preliminary results, verbal or written, may be given to Client in advance of the final written report. Preliminary data has not been fully reviewed in accordance with ACZ’s Quality System and is subject to change without notice.Upon receipt of samples, ACZ will use its best efforts to comply with storage, processing and analytical holding time limits as stated in applicable EPA, state guidelines, as requested by Client or as stated in the fee schedule. However, unless specifically made part of a written agreement between ACZ and Client, such time limits and analytical turnaround times are not guaranteed.ACZ reserves the right to be compensated for instrument down time or damage caused by highly contaminated samples sent to ACZ for trace level analysis (PPM, PPB or PPT) due to percent level or pure product being shipped to ACZ without warning the lab on the COC or in writing to a Project Manager. 29ACZ Laboratories, Inc. Terms & ConditionsWarranties, Liabilities and IndemnificationPart DD1D2D3D4D5D6In no event shall ACZ have any responsibility or liability to Client for any failure or delay in performance by ACZ which results, directly or indirectly, from any cause or circumstances beyond the reasonable control of ACZ. Such causes or circumstances shall included, but are not limited to, acts of God, acts of Client, acts or order of any governmental authority, labor disputes, natural disasters, accidents, wars, difficulties or delays in transportation, mail or delivery services, inability to obtain from ACZ’s usual sources sufficient services or supplies, or any other cause beyond ACZ’s reasonable control.All results provided by ACZ are strictly for the use of Client. ACZ is in no way responsible for use of such results by Client or third parties. All results should be considered in their entirety and ACZ is in no way responsible for the separation, detachment, or other use of any portion of the results.Client represents and warrants that any sample delivered to ACZ will be preceded or accompanied by complete written disclosure of the presence of any hazardous substance known or suspected by Client. Client further warrants that any sample containing any hazardous substance that is delivered to ACZ will be packaged, labeled, transported and delivered properly and in accordance to applicable regulations.The customer shall indemnify and hold harmless ACZ from and against any and all claims, suits, judgments, damages, losses, liabilities, expenses, payments, taxes, duties, fines and/or other costs (including but not limited to reasonable attorney’s fees and liability to a third party) arising out of: a) the presence of hazardous substances in any sample of Client regardless of Client’s compliance with paragraph D5 hereof, b) accidents occurring during the transport of any sample of Client, c) events or delays caused by Client or otherwise beyond ACZ’s control, or d) negligence by Client in the use, evaluation, or application of results provided by ACZ.ACZ warrants only that its services will fulfill obligations set forth in Sections C4 and C5 above. This warranty is the sole and exclusive warranty given by ACZ in connection with any services performed by ACZ or any results generated from such services. ACZ gives and makes no other representation or warranty of any kind, expressed or implied. Unless a specific contract or Statement of Work (SOW) is accepted by ACZ, no representative of ACZ is authorized to give or make any other representation or warranty or modify this warranty in any way.The liabilities and obligations of ACZ and the remedies of Client in connection with any services performed by ACZ, will be limited to repeating the service performed or, at the sole option of ACZ, refunding in full or in part, fees paid by Client for such services. ACZ’s obligation to repeat services will be contingent on the client providing, at the request of ACZ and at the client’s expense, any additional samples necessary. Any reanalysis generating results consistent with the original results will be at Client’s expense. Except as otherwise specifically provided herein, ACZ shall have no liability, obligation or responsibility of any kind for any losses, costs, expenses or other damages for any representation or warranty of any kind with respect to ACZ’s service or results. 30