Lead Service Line Inventory Documentation Consultation to NE Public Water Systems Serving Populations of 10,000 Number:- 103080(O4) Due Date:- 01/29/2026
program must require all small public water systems serving between 3,300 and 10,000 persons to monitor for the contaminants in a particular UCMR cycle, and ensure that only a nationally representative sample of small public water systems serving fewer than 3,300 persons are required to monitor for those contaminants.
The A&I Procurement Office will receive proposals for providing support and guidance to public water systems (generally serving 10,000 or fewer persons), including non-transient, non-community and community water systems in the identification and mapping of lead service lines, and planning for the replacement of lead service lines where indicated by the EPA guidance under the Revised Lead andCopper Rule, issued August 4, 2022 and partially funded
The A&I Procurement Office will receive proposals for providing support and guidance to public water systems (generally serving 10,000 or fewer persons), including non-transient,non-community and community water systems in the identification and mapping of lead service lines, and planning for the replacement of lead service lines where indicated by the EPA guidance under the Revised Lead and Copper Rule, issued August 4, 2022 and partially funded
The A&I Procurement Office will receive proposals for providing support and guidance to public water systems (generally serving 10,000 or fewer persons), including non-transient, non-community and community water systems in the identification and mapping of lead service lines, and planning for the replacement of lead service lines where indicated by the EPA guidance under the Revised Lead and Copper Rule, issued August 4, 2022 and partially funded
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and (3) ensure that systems serving a population larger than 10,000 people, as well as a nationally representative sample of public water systems serving 10,000 or fewer people, are monitored.
