phase separation science, inc

Phase Separation Science, Inc.

Service Brochure PADEP # 68-03330

6630 Baltimore National Pike Baltimore, Maryland 21228

VELAP # 460156 www.phaseonline.com

410-747-8770 / 800-932-9047FAX 410-788-8723

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Summary of Services ........................................................................................................................... 3

Alphabetical Listing and Pricing of Testing Procedures ................................................................ 4

Environmental Sampling Guide…………………………………………………………………..10

General Information .......................................................................................................................... 16

Expedited TAT Pricing Schedule............................................................................................. 17

Sample Cancellation Charge .................................................................................................... 17

Sampling Kits and Coolers ....................................................................................................... 17

Sample Submission Requirements ........................................................................................... 18

Getting Samples to Phase Separation Science ......................................................................... 21

Directions to Phase Separation Science ................................................................................... 22

Data Deliverables Packages ..................................................................................................... 23

Electronic Data Deliverables .................................................................................................... 24

Disclaimer & Assumed Client Responsibility .................................................................................. 26

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Phase Separation Science

Soil, Groundwater, Wastewater, Drinking Water, Air,

Hazardous Waste, Solvents and Fuels

Standard 5 day turnaround

Expedited Service is our Specialty Next day/2 day/3 day service available

Sample containers and delivery to office, project site or home

Sample pickup at office, project site or home

Electronic reports by e-mail

Access to reports and invoices 24/7 via the web

NELAP accredited laboratory

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Alphabetical Listing of Analytical Testing Procedures

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Alphabetical Listing and Cost of Analytical Testing Procedures

Analysis Method Matrix Cost

Acidity SM 2310B (4a) Water $25.00

Alkalinity (to pH 4.5 & 8.3) SM 2320B / EPA 310.2 Water $25.00

Bacteria, Fecal Coliform SM 9221B Water $75.00

Bacteria, Total Coliform SM 9223B Water $75.00

Bacteria, Total Plate Count SM 9215B Water $75.00

Bacteroides SOP Water $175.00

Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) SM 5210B Water $60.00

Bromide EPA 300.0 Water $35.00

Solid $50.00

BTEX and/or MTBE and Naphthalene EPA 8021B Water, Solid $110.00

BTEX and/or MTBE and Naphthalene EPA 8260D Water, Solid $225.00

Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) EPA 410.4 / SM 5220D Water $35.00 Chloride EPA 300.0 Water $35.00

Solid $50.00

Chlorine, Residual SM 4500 CL-G Water $60.00

Chromium, Hexavalent SM 3500Cr B / EPA 7196A Water $90.00 Solid $120.00

Cyanide, Total SM 4500CN E / SW 9014 / SW 9010 / EPA 335.4 Water, Solid $60.00

Dioxins/Furans EPA 8290 / 1631 Water, Solid $825.00

Dioxins (2378-tcdd only) EPA 8290 / 1631 Water, Solid $575.00 Dissolved Gases (Methane and/or Ethane,

Ethene and Propane)

EPA 8015M Water, Air $150.00

Dissolved Metals (except Mercury) – Field Filtered Dissolved Metals (except Mercury) – Not Field Filtered

EPA 6020B / 200.8 Water $30.00

Solid $55.00Dissolved Mercury – Field Filtered Dissolved Mercury – Not Field Filtered

EPA 6020B / 200.8 / 245.1 Water $30.00 Solid $55.00

Extractable Organic Halogens (EOX) SW 9020B / 9023 / 9078 Water, Solid, Solvent, Oil $120.00

Flash Point EPA 1020A Water, Solid, Solvent, Oil $75.00 Fluoride EPA 300.0 Water $35.00

Solid $50.00 Glycols (Propylene and Ethylene) EPA 8015M Water, Solid $275.00 Hardness, Total SM 2340B or C Water $25.00 Herbicides, Chlorinated EPA 8151A Water, Solid $290.00

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Mercury EPA 200.8 / 245.1 / 6020B / 7470 Water, Solid $60.00

Mercury, Elemental EPA 3200 Solid $250.00

Mercury, Low Level EPA 1631E Water $125.00

Metals, Total

First Metal

EPA 6020B / 200.8 Water $30.00

Solid $55.00

Metals, Total Each Additional Metal

EPA 6020B / 200.8 Water, Solid $20.00

Metals, RCRA (8) EPA 6020B / 200.8 Water, Solid $180.00

Metals, Priority Pollutant (13) EPA 6020B / 200.8 Water, Solid $230.00

Metals, TAL (23) EPA 6020B / 200.8 Water, Solid $325.00

Moisture Content SM 2540G Solid $20.00 Nitrogen, Ammonia SM 4500-NH3B, C, D, E or F / EPA 350.1 Water $40.00

Solid $55.00 Nitrogen, Nitrate EPA 300.0 Water $35.00

Solid $50.00 Nitrogen, Nitrite EPA 300.0 Water $35.00

Solid $50.00 Nitrogen, Nitrate & Nitrite (as N) SM 4500-NO3H / EPA 353.2 Water $70.00

Solid $100.00 Nitrogen, Total Kjeldahl (TKN) SM 4500-NH3B, C or E, EPA 351.2 /

HACH 10242 Water $60.00 Solid $75.00

Oil & Grease (Gravimetric HEM) EPA 9071BM / 1664B Modified Water, Solid $85.00 Paint Filter Liquids Test EPA 9095B Solid $35.00 PCBs (Polychlorinated Biphenyls) EPA 8082A / 608.3 Water, Solid, Solvent, Oil $120.00 PCB Congeners EPA 1668 Water, Solid $950.00 Perchlorate EPA 314.1 Water, Solid $175.00 Pesticides, Organochlorine EPA 8081B / 608.3 Water, Solid $120.00 Pesticides, Organophosphorus EPA 8141 Water, Solid $300.00 pH – Corrosivity SM 4500 H+B / SW 9045D Water, Solid $10.00 Phenolics EPA 420.1, 420.4 Water $125.00 Phosphorus (Orthophosphate or Total) EPA 365.1 / 365.3 / SM 4500 PE Water $40.00

Solid $55.00 Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) EPA 8270E / 625.1 Water, Solid $200.00 Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) Selective Ion Monitoring (SIM) EPA 8270C / 625.1 Water, Solid $300.00

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Product ID or Product Comparison by Gas Chromatography Various Water, Solid, Fuel, Unknown Solvents $350.00

Reactivity (Cyanide, Sulfide) SW 846-7.3 / SW 9014 / SM 4500-S2_D/F Solid $150.00

Semi-Volatile Organic Compounds EPA 8270E / 625.1 Water, Solid $475.00 Semi-Volatile Organic Compounds with

Library Search (NIST) EPA 8270E / 625.1 Water, Solid $525.00

Solids, Settleable SM 2540F Water $25.00

Solids, Total SM 2540B Water, Solid $25.00

Solids, Total Dissolved SM 2540C Water $25.00

Solids, Total Suspended SM 2540D Water $25.00

Solids, Total Volatile SM 2540E / EPA 160.4 Water, Solid $25.00

Specific Conductance SM 2510B / EPA 120.1 Water, Solid $25.00

Sulfate SM 4500-SO4C or D / EPA 300.0 Water $35.00 Solid $50.00

Sulfide, Total EPA 9030B / SM 4500-S2_D Water $50.00

Surfactants (CTAS/MBAS) SM 5540C, D Water $150.00

TO-15 Volatile Organic Compounds in Air EPA TO-15 Air $275.00 TO-15 Volatile Organic Compounds in Air with

Library Search (NIST) EPA TO-15 Air $325.00

TO-15 Volatile Organic Compounds in Air with Certified Cannister EPA TO-15 Air $375.00

Total Organic Carbon (TOC) SM 5310B, C or D / EPA 9060 / Walkley-Black Water, Solid $90.00

Total Organic Halogens (TOX) EPA 9020B / 9023 / 9078 Water, Solid, Solvent, Oil $120.00

Toxicity Characterization or Synthetic Precipitation Leaching Procedure (TCLP/SPLP) Complete Pkg. EPA 1311 / 1312 / Various Solid $1,125.00

Toxicity Characterization or Synthetic Precipitation Leaching Procedure (TCLP/SPLP) Metals, Volatiles and Semi-Volatiles

EPA 1311 / 1312 / Various

Solid

$900.00

Toxicity Characterization or Synthetic Precipitation

Leaching Procedure (TCLP/SPLP) Pesticides and Herbicides

EPA 1311 / 1312 / Various

Solid $365.00

Toxicity Characterization or Synthetic Precipitation Leaching Procedure (TCLP/SPLP) Volatiles Analysis

EPA 1311 / 1312 / 8260D

Solid $375.00

Toxicity Characterization or Synthetic Precipitation Leaching Procedure (TCLP/SPLP) Semi-Volatiles Analysis

EPA 1311 / 1312 / 8270E

Solid $545.00

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Toxicity Characterization or Synthetic Precipitation Leaching Procedure (TCLP/SPLP) Herbicides Analysis

EPA 1311 / 1312 / 8151A

Solid $245.00

Toxicity Characterization or Synthetic Precipitation Leaching Procedure (TCLP/SPLP) RCRA Metals Analysis (or any individual metal)

EPA 1311 / 1312 / 6020B

Solid $250.00

Toxicity Characterization or Synthetic Precipitation Leaching Procedure (TCLP/SPLP) TPH DRO

EPA 1311 / 1312 / 8015C Solid $180.00

Toxicity Characterization or Synthetic Precipitation Leaching Procedure (TCLP/SPLP) TPH ORO

EPA 1311 / 1312 / 8015C Solid $180.00

Toxicity Characterization or Synthetic Precipitation Leaching Procedure (TCLP/SPLP) TPH GRO

EPA 1311 / 1312 / 8015C Solid $155.00

TPH ‐ Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons by Gas Chromatography (TPH‐GC DRO)

EPA 8015C Water, Solid $110.00

TPH ‐ Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons by Gas Chromatography (TPH‐GC GRO)


TPH ‐ Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons by Gas Chromatography (TPH‐GC ORO)


TPH ‐ Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons by Extraction and Gravimetry (TPH SGT‐HEM)

EPA 9071BM / 1664B Modified Water, Solid $85.00

Turbidity EPA 180.1 / SM 2130B Water $30.00

Volatile Organic Compounds EPA 8260D / 624.1 Water, Solid $225.00 Volatile Organic Compounds with

Library Search (NIST) EPA 8260D / 624.1 Water, Solid $375.00

Volatile Organic Compounds in Drinking Water EPA 524.2 Water $225.00

Volatile Organic Compounds in Air EPA TO‐15 Air $275.00 Volatile Organic Compounds in Air with

Library Search (NIST) EPA TO‐15 Air $325.00

Volatile Organic Compounds in Air with Certified Cannister

EPA TO‐15 Air $375.00

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MiscellaneousFees


Chlorine Meter Rental SM 4500 CL-G Water $150.00/day

Compositing Fee (lab compositing of samples) $10.00, plus $5.00 for each container Water, Solid $20.00 (min)

Deionized Water (for field/equipment blanks) 1 Liter container Water $10.00

Disposal Fee (Hazardous Sample) N/A Water, Solid, Oil $50.00/sample

On Hold Fee (monthly basis) Samples held for Analysis Soil, Water $10.00/sample

Product ID Standard Known used to ID product Various $100.00 per standard used

Volatile Organic Compounds Terra Core Soil Kit (VOC or GRO) EPA 5035 Solid $15.00

Volatile Organic Compounds Terra Core Soil Kit (VOC and GRO) EPA 5035 Solid $20.00

Metals, Lab Filtering (Dissolved) EPA 6020B / 200.8 Water $20.00

Tedlar Bag (1 Liter) TO-15 Air $15.00

Certified Cleaned Tubing (Nitrogen purged) TO-15 Air $2.50/ft.

Individually Certified Canister TO-15 Air $100.00

Canister Cleaning TO-15 Air $100.00 Vapor Pin Installation Equipment (T-50 hammer drill,

5/8”x22” drill bit, extension cord, shop vac) TO-15 Air $250.00 (2-day rental)

Vapor Pin Installation Equipment (1.5”x12” drill bit) Permanent Installation TO-15 Air $50.00

(2-day rental) Vapor Pin Installation Kit Rental (installation/removal

tool, dead blow hammer, cleaning brush) TO-15 Air $35.00

Vapor Pin (Brass) Permanent Installation TO-15 Air $50.00

Vapor Pin (Stainless Steel w/Compression Fitting) Permanent Installation TO-15 Air $95.00

Vapor Pin (Brass) Rental TO-15 Air $20.00

Vapor Pin (Stainless Steel w/Compression Fitting) Rental TO-15 Air $25.00

Vapor Pin Cover (Stainless Steel) Permanent Installation TO-15 Air $35.00

1" Stainless Steel Implant TO-15 Air $25.00

6" Stainless Steel Implant TO-15 Air $40.00

Water Dam TO-15 Air $10.00

Helium Leak Testing Kit TO-15 Air $150.00

Helium Leak Testing Kit Consumables per/sample TO-15 Air $25.00

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TO-15 Supply Replacement Fees

Analysis/Material Method/Description Matrix Cost

PTFE Ferrule Replacement TO-15 Air $2.50

Stainless Steel Nut Replacement TO-15 Air $6.00

Hole Brush TO-15 Air $10.00

Dust Brush TO-15 Air $10.00 Trowel

TO-15

Air $10.00

Box of Sealant TO-15 Air $10.00

Dumbbell Weight TO-15 Air $10.00

Tube Cutter TO-15 Air $25.00

7/16" Wrench TO-15 Air $15.00

3-Way Adaptor TO-15 Air $15.00

Vapor Pin Secure Cover Tool TO-15 Air $25.00

Recessed Vapor Pin Drill Guide TO-15 Air $35.00

Vapor Pin Tool TO-15 Air $55.00

Dead Blow Hammer TO-15 Air $30.00

Hand Vacuum Pump TO-15 Air $25.00

Helium Shroud TO-15 Air $50.00

Dust Shroud TO-15 Air $100.00

Shop Vac TO-15 Air $75.00

100' Extension Cable TO-15 Air $110.00

5/8" x 22" Drill Bit TO-15 Air $175.00

1.5" x 12" Drill Bit TO-15 Air $300.00

Hammer Drill TO-15 Air $850.00

Canister TO-15 Air $600.00

Regulator TO-15 Air $1,000.00

Helium Meter TO-15 Air $3,000.00

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Environmental Sampling Guide

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Phase Separation Science, Inc. A-01.05.F02

Sample Container and Preservation Chart Effective Date: 3/4/21

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Analysis Method(s) Matrix Sample Container(s)

Minimum Volume Preservative(s) Holding Time(s)

Acidity SM 2310B (4a) Water 250mL plastic 50mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days Alkalinity SM 2320B / EPA 310.2 Water 250mL plastic 50mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days Bacteria, Fecal Coliform SM 9221B Water 100mL sterile 100mL Na2S2O3,

Cool, ≤ 6oC 8 Hrs non-potable /

30 Hrs potable Bacteria, Total Coliform SM 9223B Water 100mL sterile 100mL Na2S2O3,


30 Hrs potable Bacteria, Total Plate Count SM 9215B Water 100mL sterile 100mL Na2S2O3,


8 hrs potable

Bacterodies SOP Water 100mL sterile 100mL Na2S2O3, Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days

Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) SM 5210B Water 1L plastic 1L Cool, ≤ 6oC 48 Hours

Bromide EPA 300.0 Water 250mL plastic 10mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

Solid 4oz glass 5g Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

BTEX,MTBE, and/or Naphthalene (BMN) EPA 8021B / EPA 8260D

Water 3x40 mL VOA vials 1 vial HCl, pH<2, Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days

Solid Terra Core Kit SW5035

1 Terra Core Kit

Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days

Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) EPA 410.4 / SM5220D Water 250mL plastic 10mL H2SO4 pH<2


Chloride EPA 300.0 Water 250mL plastic 10mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days


Chlorine, Residual SM 4500CL-G Water 2x40 mL VOA vials 1 vial Cool, ≤ 6oC Immediately Chromium, Hexavalent

EPA 7196A / SM 3500Cr B

Water 250mL plastic 50mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 24 Hours


Color SM 2120C Water 250mL plastic 50mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 48 Hours

Cyanide, Total EPA 335.4 / SW 9010 /

SW 9014 / SM 4500CN E

Water 250mL plastic 50mL NaOH pH>12 Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days


Dioxins/Furans EPA 8290 / 1631 Water 2x1L amber 1L Cool, ≤ 6oC 30 days / 1 year

Dioxins (2378-TCDD only) EPA 8290 / 1631 Water 2x1L amber 1L Cool, ≤ 6oC 30 days / 1 year

Dissolved Gases (Methane and/or Ethane, Ethene, and Propane)

EPA 8015M Water 3x40mL VOA vials 1 vial HCl, pH<2,


Air Tedlar Bag 1L N/A 48 Hours

Dissolved Metals (except Mercury)- Field Filtered

EPA 6020B / 200.8 Water 250mL plastic

50mL HNO3 pH<2 6 months

Dissolved Metals (except Mercury)- Not Field Filtered 50mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 6 months

Dissolved Mercury- Field Filtered EPA 6020B / 200.8 /

245.1 Water 250mL plastic 50mL HNO3 pH<2

28 Days

Dissolved Mercury- Not Field Filtered 50mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

Extractable Organic Halides (EOX)

SW 9023 Water 250mL amber 100mL H2SO4 pH<2 Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

SW 9078 / SW9020B Solid 4oz glass 20g Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

Oil/ Solvent 20mL vial 20mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

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Flash Point EPA 1020A

Water 250mL plastic 15mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days

Solid 4oz glass 15g


Oil/ Solvent 20mL 20mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days

Fluoride EPA 300.0 Water 250mL plastic 10mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days


Glycols (Propylene and Ethylene) EPA 8015M

Water 250mL amber 100mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days

Solid 4oz glass 20g


Hardness, Total SM 2340B or C Water 250mL plastic 50mL HNO3 pH<2 Cool, ≤ 6oC 6 Months

Herbicides, Chlorinated EPA 8151A Water 1L amber 1L Cool, ≤ 6oC 7 Days EPA 8151A Solid 4oz glass 50g Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days

Mercury EPA 200.8 / 6020B /

245.1 Water 250mL plastic 50mL HNO3 pH<2 Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

EPA 6020B / 7470 Solid 4oz glass 5g Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

Metals, except Mercury EPA 200.8 / 6020B Water 250mL plastic 50mL HNO3 pH<2 Cool, ≤ 6oC 6 Months

EPA 6020B Solid 4oz glass 5g Cool, ≤ 6oC 6 Months Moisture Content SM2540G Solid 4oz glass 20g Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

Nitrogen, Ammonia (NH3) SM 4500-NH3B, C, D, E, or F / EPA 350.1

Water 250mL plastic 50mL H2SO4 pH<2 Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days


Nitrogen, Nitrate (as N) EPA 300.0 Water 250mL plastic 10mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 48 Hours Solid 4oz glass 5g Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

Nitrogen, Nitrite (as N) EPA 300.0 Water 250mL plastic 10mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 48 Hours Solid 4oz glass 5g Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

Nitrogen, Nitrate & Nitrite (as N)

SM4500-NO3H / EPA 353.2

Water 250mL plastic 10mL H2SO4 pH<2 Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days


Nitrogen, Total Kjeldahl (TKN) SM 4500-NH3B, C or E / 351.2 / HACH 10242

Water 250mL plastic 50mL H2SO4 pH<2 Cool, ≤ 6oC

28 Days


Odor SM 2150B Water 1L wide mouth glass 1L Cool, ≤ 6oC 24 Hours

Oil and Grease (HEM)

1664B Water 1L wide mouth clear glass 1L H2SO4 pH<2 Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

EPA 1664B Modified / 9071BM Solid 4oz glass 50g Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

Perchlorate EPA 314.1 Water 250mL glass or plastic 50mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

Pesticides, Organophosphorus EPA 8141 Water 1L amber 1L Cool, ≤ 6oC 7 Days Solid 4oz glass 50g Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days

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Pesticides, Organochlorine EPA 608.3 / 8081B Water 1L amber 1L Cool, ≤ 6oC 7 Days


PCBs

EPA 8082A / EPA608.3 Water 1L amber 1L Cool, ≤ 6oC None

EPA 8082A Solid 4oz glass 50g Cool, ≤ 6oC None Oil/

Solvent 20mL vial 20mL N/A None

PCB Congeners EPA 1668 Water 2x1L amber 2L Cool, ≤ 6oC 1 Year

pH (Corrosivity)

SM 4500H + B Water 250mL plastic 20mL Cool, ≤ 6oC Immediately

SW9045D Solid 4oz glass 20g Cool, ≤ 6oC Immediately

Oil/ Solvent 20mL vial 20mL N/A Immediately

Phenolics EPA 420.1 / 420.4 Water 250mL amber 50mL H2SO4 pH<2 Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

Phosphorus, Orthophosphate EPA 365.1 / SM 4500 PE Water 250mL plastic 50mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 48 Hours

Phosphorus, Total EPA 365.1 / 365.3 / SM 4500 PE Water 250mL plastic 50mL

H2SO4 pH<2 Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs)

EPA 8270E / 625.1 Water 1L amber 1L Cool, ≤ 6oC 7 Days

EPA 8270E Solid 4oz glass 30g Cool, ≤ 6oC 7 Days

Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) Selective Ion Monitoring (SIM)

EPA 8270C / 625.1 Water 1L amber 1L Cool, ≤ 6oC 7 Days

EPA 8270C Solid 4oz glass 30g Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days

Product ID or Comparison by Gas Chromatography Various All 20mL vial

20mL N/A 14 Days

Reactivity (Cyanide, Sulfide) SW 846-7.3 / SW9014 / SM4500-S2_D/F


Water 250mL plastic 20mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 7 Days

Semivolatile Organics (SVOC) EPA 625.1 / 8270E

Water 1L amber 1L Cool, ≤ 6oC 7 Days

EPA 8270E Solid 4oz glass 30g Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days Solids, Settleable SM 2540F Water 1L plastic 1L Cool, ≤ 6oC 48 Hours Solids, Total SM 2540B Water 250mL plastic 100mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 7 Days Solids, Total Dissolved SM 2540C Water 250mL plastic 100mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 7 Days

Solids, Total Suspended SM 2540D Water 1L plastic 100mL-1000mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 7 Days

Solids, Total Volatile EPA 160.4 / SM2540E Water 1L plastic 100mL-1000mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 7 Days

Specific Conductance EPA 120.1 / SM2510B Water 250mL plastic 20mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

Sulfate SM 4500-SO4C or D / EPA 300.0 Water 250mL plastic 10mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

Sulfide, Total EPA 9030B / SM4500-S2_D

Water 250mL plastic 20mL NaOH + Zn acetate pH>9, Cool, ≤ 6oC 7 Days


Sulfite SM 4500SO3-2B Water 250mL plastic 50mL Cool, ≤ 6oC Immediately Surfactants MBAS SM 5540C Water 500mL plastic 100mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 48 Hours

Surfactants, CTAS SM 5540D Water 500mL plastic 100mL Cool, ≤ 6oC None

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Note: Water samples for dissolved metals and/or orthophosphorus should be filtered within 15 minutes of collection. Reports for samples received that were not field filtered will be narrated.

The analysis of matrix spike/matrix spike duplicate (MS/MSD) quality control samples for each of the aqueous extractable analyses requires the collection of additional sample volume. Please contact the lab.

Samples containing residual chlorine need to be dechlorinated with sodium thiosulfate for the analysis of pesticides by EPA 608.3, SVOC by EPA 625.1, and VOC by EPA 624.1 and EPA 504.1/8011. Prior to sampling, add 80 mg of sodium thiosulfate to each liter amber, 10 mg to each 40mL vial for EPA 624.1, and 3 mg to each 40mL vial for 504.1/8011.

Per method EPA 524.2 and 504.1, trip blanks are required. Please contact the lab before sampling to request bottles with trip blanks. Reports for samples received without trip blanks will be narrated. For chlorinated sources for analysis by 524.2, vials are provided with ascorbic acid to dechlorinate the samples. HCl is provided separately to be added during collection.

TCLP (VOC, SVOC, Pests, Herbs and/or Metals) EPA 1311 / Various

Solid 3x4oz glass 100g Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days / 6 months for

Metals- Except for Mercury- 28 Days

Water 1x1L Amber / 1x250mL plastic / 2x40 mL VOA

vials

1x1L 1x250mL 1x40 mL

Cool, ≤ 6oC 7 Days / 6 months for

Metals- Except for Mercury- 28 Days

Total Organic Carbon (TOC)SM 5310B, C or D Water 2x40 mL amber VOA

vials 40mL H2SO4 pH<2


EPA9060/Walkley Black Solid 4oz glass 5g Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

Total Organic Halogens (TOX)

EPA 9020B Water 250mL amber 100mL H2SO4 pH<2 Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

SW9078 / EPA9023 Solid 4oz glass 20g Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

SW9078 Oil 20mL vial 20mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

TPH (SGT-HEM)EPA 1664B Water 1L wide mouth clear glass 1L

HCL pH<2, Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

EPA 1664B Modified / 9071BM Solid 4oz glass 50g Cool, ≤ 6oC 28 Days

TPH-GC (DRO) EPA 8015C Water 1L amber 1L Cool, ≤ 6oC 7 Days

TPH-GC (DRO) EPA 8015C Solid 4oz glass 50g Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days

TPH-GC (GRO) EPA 8015CWater 3x40mL VOA vials 1 vial

HCL pH<2, Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days

Solid Terra Core Kit SW5035 1 Terra Core Kit Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days

TPH-GC (ORO) EPA 8015C Water 1L amber 1L Cool, ≤ 6oC 7 Days

TPH-GC (ORO) EPA 8015C Solid 4oz glass 50g Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days

Turbidity EPA 180.1 / SM 2130B Water 250mL plastic 50mL Cool, ≤ 6oC 48 HoursVolatile Organic Compounds, EDB & DBCP

E504.1 / SW8011 Water 3x40mL VOA vials 1 vial Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

EPA 8260D Water 3x40mL VOA vials 1 vial HCL pH<2, Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days

EPA 624.1 Water 3x40mL VOA vials 1 vial HCL pH<2, Cool ≤ 6◦C 14 Days

EPA 624.1 Acrolein/Acrylonitrile/

2-chloroethyl vinyl ether Water 2x40mL VOA vials 1 vial Cool, ≤ 6oC 3 Days / 7 Days

EPA 8260D Solid Terra Core Kit SW5035

1 Terra Core Kit


Volatile Organic Compounds in Drinking Water

EPA 524.2 Water 3x40mL VOA vials 1 vial HCL pH<2, Cool, ≤ 6oC 14 Days

Volatile Organic Compounds in Air TO-15 Air air canister 1.4L N/A 28 Days

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General Information

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General Information

Expedited TAT Pricing Schedule

All pricing in this service brochure is based on a standard turnaround time of 5 business days. Rush turnaround times can be accommodated and will be priced according to the schedule below.

Normal 5-day turnaround analyses

3-day…………………………………………………………..125%

2-day…………………………………………………………..150%

1-day…………………………………………………………..200%

Emergency/Weekend/Holiday………………………………..300%

Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP) analyses

3-day…………………………………………………………..150%

2-day……………………………………………………….….200%*

1-day…………………………………………………………..300%*

*Due to the lengthy amount of time involved in the TCLP herbicide extraction, it may be difficult to provide results for this analysis on turnaround times of less than 2 days. Please call the lab ahead of time to discuss rush turnaround times for TCLP analyses.

Sample Cancellation Charge

Due to our rapid standard turnaround time, analyses may be started shortly after samples arrive at the laboratory. In some cases, within a matter of hours. In the event that it is necessary to cancel the analysis of a sample, it is crucial to notify the laboratory as soon as possible to avoid being charged. If a sample is canceled after analysis has begun, you will be charged for the work completed at the time of cancellation.

Sampling Kits and Coolers

Sampling kits and coolers are provided and shipped (via non-priority status) to our clients at no additional charge. These kits include all containers, preservatives, chain of custody forms, labels, and coolers to collect your samples and have them shipped to the lab. Overnight and priority shipments can be accommodated with the difference in cost being conveyed to the client.

Please keep us abreast of pending projects with as much notice as possible so we may assemble your sample kit and have it delivered in time for sampling to begin. Sample kit and container requests can be made by phone, fax, or via our internet site at www.phaseonline.com. We do request that all coolers and any unused sample containers be returned to us within 30 days.

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Sample Submission Requirements

All samples submitted for analysis must be accompanied by a completed chain of custody form or letter indicating the required analyses. For your convenience, chain of custody forms can be obtained from the lab or downloaded from our website at www.phaseonline.com. Below are instructions and an example on how to properly complete a chain of custody form.

1. PSS Client: Name of Company submitting samples.

Office Location: Please provide location of the office submitting the samples if your company has more than one location – either city or state.

Bill To (if different): Name of Company to bill if different from Client listed.

Phone #: Phone number PSS should call if questions arise about sample(s) or analysis(es).

Contact: Person PSS should contact if additional information is required. This is also the person the report will be sent to unless specified differently in the Special Instructions box in the lower right hand corner of the form.

Email: Provide the email address of the contact.

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Sample Submission Requirements (Continued)

Project Name: Provide name of project as it is to appear on the report.

Project #: Provide the project number (if applicable) as it is to appear on the report.

Site Location: Provide the site location (if applicable) as it is to appear on the report.

P.O. #: Provide the purchase order number (if applicable) as it is to appear on the invoice.

Samplers: Provide the name(s) of each person who collected the samples.

DW CERT #: Provide the DW Certification number (if applicable) as it is to appear on the report.

2. PSS ID: For laboratory use only.

Sample Identification: Client sample identification as it is to appear on the report.

Date Sampled: The date the sample was collected.

Time Sampled: The time the sample was collected.

Matrix: The physical nature of the sample (i.e., Surface Water, Drinking Water, Ground Water, Waste Water, Oil, Soil, Solid, Air, Wipe).

No. of Containers: Number of containers provided for each sample.

Sample Type: Specify C for composite sample or G for grab sample if applicable to project (i.e., Waste Water sampling).

3. Preservatives Used: Specify preservative used if applicable for each analysis requested, otherwise leave

blank.

Analysis/Method Required: Specify the analysis and method requested for each sample by listing the analyte (or list of analytes) on the diagonal line. Put an X in the box below the parameter that corresponds to the sample requiring that analyte.

Remarks: Additional information about a particular sample (i.e., "hold for further instruction" or "expect high levels").

4. Requested Turnaround Time: Indicate requested turn around time for sample results. Standard turn

around time (5-Day) will apply if not marked.

State Results Reported To: Indicate State results being reported to if applicable.

Compliance?: Indicate Drinking Water or Waste Water compliance if applicable.

EDD Format Type: Specify EDD format and level of data required with report if applicable. A standard Certificate of Analysis is PSS's report. Contact lab for information on Lab Blank Summaries, QC Summaries, and CLP-Like or Full VCP data packages (please note that a surcharge usually applies to data packages).

Ice Present, Custody Seal, No. Coolers, Temp, and Shipping Carrier: For laboratory use only.

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Special Instructions: Indicate any other special instructions that are appropriate, including quote number, if applicable.

5. Relinquished By: This is one of the most important parts of this form. The person that has collected the

sample should sign, date, and time the form in the top most block labeled Relinquished By: (1). Each person that has accepted the sample should sign in the adjacent Received By: box. When the sample is relinquished again, it should be signed with date and time in the next Relinquished By: box. These signatures establish the "chain of custody" and show who has had possession of the samples prior to reaching the laboratory. Once at the laboratory, the sample custodian will sign on the last Received By: box.

The Client, by signing, or having the client’s agent sign the “Sample Chain of Custody/Agreement Form”, agrees to pay for the above requested services per the latest version of the Service Brochure or PSS provided quotation, including any or all attorney’s or other reasonable fees if collection becomes necessary.

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Getting Samples to Phase Separation Science

Phase Separation Science offers a no cost “all day” courier service as a courtesy to clients within our service area. The Routine Courier Service Area map below indicates the normal area of operation for this service. This range can be expanded but may incur an additional cost. The no cost pickup service requires that samples be ready for pickup at your office or project site by 9 AM. The samples will be picked up sometime between 9AM and 5PM and delivered to the laboratory the day of the pickup. Sample pickups can be accommodated at other times or transported to the lab on an expedited basis, but these services normally incur an additional cost. Please contact the lab for the costs associated with rush pick-up service. Please note that if the samples are not ready upon the courier’s arrival, additional charges for wait time may also be incurred.

To schedule a no cost “all day” pickup, call our office at 410-747-8770 or send an email to [email protected]. For sample deliveries outside of our normal business hours, please call a client services representative to discuss special arrangements. Samples can be shipped to the lab from anywhere via UPS and FedEx.

All couriers are trained in proper chain-of-custody procedures for your convenience, but do not carry ice or coolers, so samples must be properly iced in a cooler for transport to the laboratory.

Routine Courier Service Area

No cost all-day pickup

Service charge for pickup

Outside courier service

range

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Directions to Phase Separation Science

From the North: Take I-83 or I-95 South to the Baltimore Beltway (I-695) and go West towards Pikesville. Follow I-695 to US 40 - Baltimore National Pike (exit 15B) and head West towards Ellicott City. Go through 4 traffic lights, with the 4th being Nuwood Drive. Proceed 1/4 mile to 6630 Baltimore National Pike, which is on the right hand side, between Russell Subaru and Russell BMW. The laboratory is located on the ground level; enter on right side of the building. From the Southeast: Take I-97 or I-95 North to the Baltimore Beltway (I-695) and go North towards Towson. Follow I-695 to US 40 - Baltimore National Pike (exit 15B) and head West towards Ellicott City. Go through 4 traffic lights, with the 4th being Nuwood Drive. Proceed 1/4 mile to 6630 Baltimore National Pike, which is on the right hand side, between Russell Subaru and Russell BMW. The laboratory is located on the ground level; enter on right side of the building. From the Southwest: Take I-495 North towards Silver Spring. Follow I-495 to US 29 and head North towards Columbia. Follow US 29 to US 40 - Baltimore National Pike and head East towards Ellicott City. Stay on US 40 until you reach the Patapsco Valley State Park and cross over the Patapsco River. Once you cross the river, move to the left lane. You will make a U-turn at the first left at the top of the hill. The Laboratory is on your right at 6630 Baltimore National Pike, between Russell Subaru and Russell BMW. The laboratory is located on the ground level; enter on right side of the building. From the West: Take I-70 East towards Baltimore. Follow I-70 to US 29 and head South towards Columbia. Follow US 29 to US 40 - Baltimore National Pike and head East towards Ellicott City. Stay on US 40 until you reach the Patapsco Valley State Park and cross over the Patapsco River. Once you cross the river, move to the left lane. You will make a U-turn at the first left at the top of the hill. The Laboratory is on your right at 6630 Baltimore National Pike, between Russell Subaru and Russell BMW. The laboratory is located on the ground level; enter on right side of the building.

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Data Deliverable Packages

Phase Separation Science offers several types of reporting packages that can accommodate any data quality objective. Listed below are the standard report types most often requested. Further customization of data package types are available if desired.

Available Data Deliverable Formats

Standard Certificate of Analysis

Client and Project Details

Date Sampled

Date Received

Cover Letter

Case Narrative Summary

Test Results

Method of Analysis

Date Extracted/Digested (if applicable)

Date Analyzed

Copy of Chain of Custody

Sample Receipt Checklist

Laboratory Blank Summary

Laboratory Chronology Report

LCS/LCSD Summary

Surrogate Recovery Summary

MS/MSD Summary

Standard Certificate of Analysis plus

Matrix Spike/Matrix Spike Duplicate Summary

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PSSI Reduced CLP-Like (w/o Raw Data)

Standard Certificate of Analysis plus

Matrix Spike/Matrix Spike Duplicate Summary

Continuing Calibration Summary

GC/MS Tune Summary

Internal Standard Summary

Initial Calibration Summary

Preparation Logs

TIC Summary (Max 10 VOC, 20 SVOC)

CLP-Like or Full VCP

PSSI Reduced CLP-Like deliverable plus

All raw data, quantitation reports, spectra, etc.

Electronic Data Deliverables (EDD's)

In addition to .pdf reports, we provide a summary Excel table in any of the above formats. Phase also has the capability to produce electronic deliverables in other useful formats such as:

Microsoft Excel (.xls)

Comma Separated Variable (.csv)

ASCII Text File (.txt) EQuIS GISKey ERPIMS

PSS currently delivers EDD's to our clients by one or more of the following methods:

Sent as an email attachment

Uploaded directly to a client server or cloud storage

Stored on a CD and mailed

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Anytime Access through Web LIMs

The PSS Web LIMs portal provides 24 hour a day access to your results and invoices. Access is provided through secure login privileges through our homepage. All you need for this access is to arrange for a secure account to be set up.

Invoicing

PSS routinely delivers invoices via email in a .pdf document to the client’s Accounts Payables department and/or Project Manager. Alternatively, invoices can be delivered via the client’s web portal and online payment system or if requested, via hardcopy by mail.

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Disclaimer & Assumed Client Responsibility Limitations of Liability

THIS AGREEMENT SHALL CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT BETWEEN CLIENT IDENTIFIED HEREIN AND PHASE SEPARATION SCIENCE, INC. ("PSS") AND IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

1. Client agrees he has full knowledge of the conditions provided herein; and the same shall be binding if either the services referred to herein are

accepted by the Client or if the Client does not within a reasonable time not to exceed Thirty (30) calendar days from the date hereof deliver to PSS written objections to said conditions or any part thereof. No purchase order or other order for work shall be accepted by PSS which includes any conditions that vary from the above described terms, and PSS hereby objects to any conflicting terms contained in any acceptance or order submitted by the Client. PSS shall perform work for Client as an independent contractor.

2. Client's request for service shall outline the scope and preferred timing for the work to be performed, and Client will provide such additional

information as requested by PSS as may be necessary for the satisfactory performance of the work covered by the analysis request. A surcharge is usually assessed to the listed fee if rush analysis is requested and is offered subject to availability and prearrangement; the surcharge will depend upon the analysis to be performed. Client will notify PSS of any hazardous substances present at the site where samples were acquired or believed by Client to be present in the samples that may put PSS employees at risk. PSS may refuse or revoke acceptance of samples PSS determines presents s risk to health, safety or the environment of that PSS is not authorized to accept. Client shall promptly remove from PSS's facilities any sample for which PSS revokes its acceptance. PSS will dispose of most samples upon the Client's request, and reserves the right to assess a charge for disposal of samples PSS considers difficult to handle or at the option of PSS to return the samples to the Client in lieu of disposal. All such samples returned shall be accepted by the Client.

3. Unless otherwise agreed by PSS in writing, Client shall use reports prepared by PSS only for the purposes disclosed to PSS at the time of

contracting. PSS shall maintain record for work for a period of no more than three (3) years after completion of said work and shall be the owner of all such documents.

4. PSS reserves the right at any time to revoke any credit extended to Client because of Client's failure to pay for any services when due or for any

other reason deemed good and sufficient by PSS, and in such event all subsequent services shall be paid when services are requested by Client. In addition to any other rights and remedies provided by law, PSS reserves the right to suspend any further work for Client and to retain any and all of its work product not yet delivered to Client for nonpayment or other breach of these terms. In said event, the Client shall have no right to use the work of PSS for any purpose until the same has been paid for in full or the breach cured.

5. PSS shall not be liable for failure to deliver due to delays in delivery occasioned by strike, lockouts, fires, inability to obtain materials, breakdowns,

delays of carriers or suppliers, governmental acts and regulation, or other causes beyond PSS's control.

6. This Agreement is non-cancellable by the Client for any cause until Five (5) days prior written notice of such intentions shall have actually been received by PSS, and Client shall be obligated to accept any services provided by PSS during such period and pay for such services.

7. The Client shall comply with EPA protocol regarding sample volume, preservation, cooling, containers, sampling procedures, holding times and

the splitting of samples in the field. All samples shall be labeled, packaged, manifested, transported and delivered by Client in accordance with the most current state and federal regulations, including but not limited to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), the Department of Transportation (DOT), the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and any federal, state and local agencies.

8. PSS shall perform services with reasonable care and diligence normal to the analytical\environmental testing laboratory industry, reserving the right

to modify methods as necessary based upon experience and/or current scientific literature. It will perform its services consistent with its quality assurance procedures (available to the Client at his request) and it is the exclusive responsibility of the Client to confirm that PSS's standard procedures will meet the needs of the Client prior to placing an order for work. THE FOREGOING WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES. PSS's sole obligation hereunder shall be to re-perform at its own expense services which are materially deficient because of its failure to materially perform said services in accordance with this Agreement. EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY STIPULATED HEREIN, PSS MAKES NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ON THE SERVICES AND/OR RELATED MATERIALS TO BE FURNISHED BY PSS. IN NO EVENT SHALL PSS BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO DAMAGES IN ANY WAY RELATED TO THE USE OF INFORMATION, INTERPRETATION OR ANALYSIS PROVIDED BY PSS NOR SHALL PSS BE LIABLE IN ANY EVENT, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ITS OBLIGATION TO RE-PERFORM, FOR ANY LOSSES, DAMAGES OR CLAIMS IN EXCESS OF THE AMOUNT PAID TO PSS FOR THE SERVICES HEREUNDER [AND THE CLIENT AGREES TO INDEMNIFY PSS FROM ALL LIABILITIES TO OTHERS IN EXCESS OF ANY SUCH AMOUNT]. PSS accepts no legal responsibility for the purposes for which the Client ses the test results. If the Client directs a manner of making tests that varies from standard or recommended procedures, the Client shall hold PSS harmless from all claims, damages and expenses arising out of such direction. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing section, in no event shall PSS be liable for damages unless it has been notified by Client of the discovery of any claimed negligent act, error, omission or breach within thirty (30) days of the date of its discovery and unless Client has given PSS an opportunity to investigate and to recommend ways Client may mitigate the damages.

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9. All warranties, if any, by any manufacturer or supplier other than PSS are theirs, not that of PSS, and only such manufacturers or suppliers shall be liable for performances under such warranties, unless PSS furnishes Client with a separate written warranty.

10. All claims for alleged defects in services shall be deemed waived unless made in writing and delivered to PSS within a reasonable time in no event

to exceed Thirty (30) calendar days after completion of the services by PSS.

11. Unless otherwise agreed in writing by PSS, Client shall be responsible for all freight and shipping charges in addition to the price of the services specified in the Agreement. The risk of loss or damage to the sample is during shipment remains with the Client.

12. The Client and PSS covenant and agree that regarding any dispute arising out of any of the terms and conditions of this Agreement, that in addition

to any other lawful jurisdiction, the Courts of the State of Maryland in the County of Baltimore shall have to the fullest extent permitted by law and this document jurisdiction over the subject matter of any such dispute and the persons of the parties, regardless of the residence, citizenship or domicile of said parties, provided, reasonable opportunity to appear before the Courts of the State of other service of process authorized under the Maryland Rules, actual notice shall be construed to mean a copy of the summons and complaint mailed certified, return receipt, to Client's last known business address or by delivering a copy of the summons and complaint to any person of suitable age and discretion employed by Client at Client's last known business address.

13. Any representation, understanding, proposal, agreement, warranty, course of dealing or trade usage not contained herein shall not be binding on PSS. 14. This Agreement may not be changed or terminated orally. Further, no change, termination or waiver of any of its provisions shall be valid unless

in writing and signed by the party against who such claim change, termination or waiver is sought to be enforced. 15. Any different or additional terms contained in any other document other than this instant Agreement herein is hereby expressly objected to and

rejected by the PSS. 16. Waiver by PSS of a breach or any of the terms and conditions of this Agreement shall not be construed as a waiver of any other breach. 17. Any taxes, duties, fees, charges and assessments of any nature levied by any governmental authority in connection with this transaction, whether the

levy is against the Client, against PSS or PSS's employees or against any of PSS's subcontractors or their employees, shall be the responsibility of the Client.

17. Payment in full is due on the date the services are completed by PSS, the results are made available to the Client or its agents by PSS and an invoice

is mailed to the Client. This date shall constitute the due date ("Due Date") for all payments owed under this Agreement. 18. Any monies owed under this Agreement not paid within Thirty (30) days of the Due Date shall be considered an overdue balance ("Overdue

Balance") and said Overdue Balance shall accrue interest at the rate of One and One Half Percent (1.5%) per month, compounded monthly. Further, Client shall pay PSS the sum of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) for each check proffered Buyer but not honored.

19. Client shall pay PSS's reasonable collection costs incurred in collecting any Overdue Balance under this Agreement. For purposes of this Agreement

it is agreed by the parties that reasonable collection costs shall include but not be limited to PSS's reasonable attorney's fees and court costs. It is further agreed that reasonable attorney's fees under this Agreement shall be defined as the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) plus an additional Thirty- three and One-third Percent (33 1/3%) of that part of the Overdue Balance in excess of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00). Said Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) plus Thirty-three and One-third Percent (33 1/3%) of that part of the Overdue Balance in excess of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00), is not a penalty of any type, but rather the reasonable and fair estimate of the parties of the attorney's fees that would be incurred by PSS initiating litigation against the Client for any Overdue Balance under this Agreement. Client agrees to indemnify and hold PSS harmless from and against demands, damages and expenses caused by Client's negligent acts and omissions and breach of contract and by the negligent acts and omissions and breach of contract of persons for whom Client is legally responsible. Client shall compensate PSS for its services and expenses if PSS is required to respond to legal process related to its services for Client; compensable services shall include, for example, hourly charges for all PSS personnel involved in the response, the preparation of the testifier and appearances related to the legal process.

20. PSS shall, while performing its work for Client, maintain in force worker’s compensation insurance in the amount require by law and general

liability insurance in the amount of not less than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00). 21. It is the policy of PSS not to discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age

or any reason prohibited by law. 22. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Maryland.

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