This government file details the requirements for a comprehensive water testing program, likely part of an RFP for laboratory services. It outlines 14 distinct water sample locations, including potable, raw, rainwater tanks, various kitchen/drinking water taps, and wastewater influent/effluent points. The document specifies detailed measurement accuracy requirements for parameters like turbidity, chlorine, bromate, and trihalomethanes. A critical requirement is that the water test laboratory vendor must be ISO 17025 certified. The file further provides a Water Analysis Test List for 2026-2027, itemizing specific tests, units, sample bottle requirements, methods, and frequencies (bi-weekly, monthly, 6-monthly) for each of the 14 sample locations, covering a wide range of physical, chemical, and microbiological parameters.

This document outlines a bi-weekly water testing schedule for various locations and parameters, along with monthly and semesterly tests for some parameters. The testing locations include a Potable Water Tank, Raw Water Tank, Rain Water Tank, AMB Kitchen Sink, AMB Kitchenette Drinking Water Tap, ASEAN Kitchen Sink, ASEAN Kitchenette Drinking Water Tap, MSGQ Bar Sink, MSGQ Kitchenette Drinking Water Tap, Cafeteria Kitchen Faucet, CCAC Handwash Station, Carbon Filter, Waste Water Influent, and Waste Water Effluent. The parameters tested range from pH, temperature, and chlorine levels to turbidity, coliforms, E.Coli, various chemical compounds, and dissolved solids. The frequency of testing varies depending on the location and parameter, with most tests being conducted bi-weekly, while some specific parameters also include monthly or semesterly checks. This comprehensive schedule indicates a detailed plan for monitoring water quality across different water sources and points of use.

The U.S. Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia, is seeking quotations for weekly water testing services at its compound. The scope includes collecting and testing water samples from 14 different locations, encompassing potable water, raw water, rainwater, and wastewater. The contractor must provide a firm fixed price in Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) and perform in situ and laboratory tests. Key requirements include ISO 17025 certification for the laboratory, bi-weekly sample collection, and detailed reporting. The contract entails 26 visits, with the first scheduled for February 26, 2026. Evaluation will prioritize the lowest priced, technically acceptable offer. Vendors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) for procurements over USD 30,000, have an established business in Jakarta, and accept payment via Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT). The deadline for quotations is January 30, 2026, at 16:00 local time.