PFAS-led environmental panel.
Per the 2024 EPA National Primary Drinking Water Regulation, PFAS reporting is mandatory at parts-per-trillion. Heavy metals follow EPA 200.8 / 6020. We do both on one ticket, with the right method for the right matrix.
Published. Per-test.
No quote calls.
Every assay a la carte, every panel bundled. Bulk discount at 5+ samples. Prices below reflect a single-compound submission.
EPA 533 PFAS panel + EPA 200.8 metals. The combined COA municipal water systems and bottled-water producers need on file.
- EPA 533 PFAS (25-analyte)
- EPA 200.8 primary metals
- Pb / As / Cr / Cd / Hg
- MCL & action-level reporting
- Public COA + accession #
EPA 1633 panel for wastewater, soil, sediment, or biosolids. The PFAS workhorse panel for industrial discharge and remediation work.
- EPA 1633 (40-analyte)
- Wastewater / soil / sediment
- Isotope-dilution quantitation
- ppt LOD per analyte
- Method-blank QC included
EPA 6020 metals (RCRA 8 + extended), soil-digestion prep included. The Phase II environmental site assessment heavy-metal package.
- RCRA 8 metals (Ag, As, Ba, Cd, Cr, Pb, Hg, Se)
- Extended panel (Cu, Ni, Zn, Sb, Tl, Be)
- EPA 3050B microwave digestion
- TCLP-leachate option
- QA / QC report included
The PFAS the EPA wrote rules around.
Six PFAS now have federal MCLs (April 2024 final rule). The other 60+ on the EPA 1633 list are next. Risk concentrates at the historical workhorses; methods need to keep pace.
EPA, RCRA, NPDES, and SDWA — mapped to the COA.
Environmental work is method-driven. We follow the published EPA method, report against the published MCL or action level, and keep raw data for the auditor.
Final rule April 2024: federal MCLs of 4 ng/L for PFOA and PFOS, 10 ng/L for PFNA, PFHxS, HFPO-DA, plus a Hazard Index for the mixture. Public water systems must monitor by 2027 and reduce to compliance by 2029. We report against the MCL on every PFAS COA.
EPA 533 (isotope-dilution, direct injection) and EPA 537.1 (SPE extraction) are the two reference methods for PFAS in finished drinking water. We run both on request to support state-level data-comparability requirements.
EPA Method 1633 (final 2024) covers 40 PFAS analytes across wastewater, surface water, groundwater, soil, sediment, biosolids, and tissue. Required reference method for NPDES permits, Superfund work, and industrial-discharge characterization.
Pb action level 15 ppb (10 ppb proposed in LCRR / LCRI), Cu action level 1.3 ppm. Our EPA 200.8 panel reports Pb to sub-ppb LOD plus the full primary MCL metals list (As, Cd, Cr, Hg, Se, Sb, Tl, Ba, Be).
RCRA 8 metals (As, Ba, Cd, Cr, Pb, Hg, Se, Ag) and TCLP leaching procedure for hazardous-waste classification. Pairs with EPA 3050B / 3051A digestion for total-metal soil and sludge analyses.
We run the published EPA methods with the required isotope-dilution analytes, surrogate spikes, MDL studies, and method-blank QC documented on every batch. NELAP / state-by-state laboratory accreditation for PFAS is jurisdiction-specific — contact us with the state and program (drinking water, NPDES, Superfund) and we’ll confirm whether our scope covers your matrix.