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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ASBESTOS CONTROL PROGRAM AIR MONITORING AND ANALYSIS BID SHEET ESTIMATED COST
The cost of each item must include the preparation, quality assurance and control, clean-up, storage of samples etc., normally associated with the sampling, visual inspection and analysis and producing the reports requested.
Item Description of Item Turnaround Time Unit Price Estimated Quantity Cost No (hours) 1 Air Monitoring Technician(Conduct Air N/A $ 35.00 /hour 5120 hours $ 179,200 Sampling)
2 TEM Sample Analysis by AHERA Method 24 hours $ 45 /sample 2000 samples $ 90,000
3 Air Monitoring Technician(Conduct visual N/A $ 225.00 /inspection 400 visual inspections $90,000 clearance inspection)
(PROJECT 1 )
BID TOTAL PROJECT 1 = Sum of Cost, Item 1-3 $ 359,200
Item Description of Item Turnaround Time Unit Price Estimated Quantity Cost No (hours) 1 Air Monitoring Technician(Conduct Air N/A $ 35.00 /hour 4000 hours $ 140,000 Sampling)
2 TEM Sample Analysis by AHERA Method 24 hours $ 45 /sample 200 samples $ 9,000
3 PCM Sample Analysis by NIOSH 7400 24 hours $ 20 /sample 2000 SAMPLES $40,000 METHOD
(PROJECT 2)
BID TOTAL PROJECT 2 = Sum of Cost, Item 1-3 $ 189,000
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