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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency intends to award a sole-source contract for a Xevo G3 Ultra Performance Liquid Chromatograph and Quadrupole Time of Flight instrument from Waters Technology Corporation. The instrument must interface with existing APGC and APCI laboratory systems and support current MassLynx, UNIFI, and Progenesis workflows. This is an active special notice rather than a request for competitive quotations, and interested parties must submit a capability statement or questions to Charles Fischer by 4:30 p.m. EDT on August 15, 2026.
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Columbus
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Franklin
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(614) 644-3020
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43215
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This Nonpoint Source Implementation Strategy (NPS-IS) plan for the Upper Blue Creek watershed focuses on restoring and protecting fish and wildlife habitat. The plan addresses impairments caused by stream channelization, tile drainage, and failing septic systems. Key areas of focus include improving biological indices (IBI, ICI, MIwb) and the Qualitative Habitat Evaluation Index (QHEI) through habitat restoration, streambank stabilization, and agricultural best management practices (BMPs) implementation. The plan aims to achieve full attainment of aquatic life uses (ALU) and reduce nutrient loading to improve water quality in Lake Erie. Specific projects include riparian buffer installation, wetland restoration, and streambank stabilization.
This Nine-Element Nonpoint Source Implementation Strategic Plan (NPS-IS Plan) for the Headwaters of Blacklick Creek HUC-12 watershed in Franklin County, Ohio, aims to improve water quality and address the impacts of urbanization. The plan focuses on three critical areas: Dysart Run, Jefferson Drainage, and Fieldstone Drainage. Strategies include stream restoration projects to address erosion, bank stabilization, and improved stormwater management. The plan also emphasizes public participation and collaboration with various stakeholders, including residents, local governments, and agencies.
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This Nine-Element Nonpoint Source Implementation Strategic Plan (NPS-IS plan) for Chickasaw Creek HUC-12 (05120101-0201) in the Grand Lake St. Marys watershed addresses nonpoint source impairments impacting water quality. The plan characterizes the watershed, identifies critical areas (primarily agricultural lands and stream corridors), and outlines projects to reduce nutrient (phosphorus and nitrogen) and sediment loading. Key strategies include nutrient incorporation in croplands, manure composting, stream restoration, and improved wastewater management. The plan aims to improve biological indicators (IBI, MIwb, ICI, QHEI) and reduce nutrient levels to achieve full attainment of water quality standards, ultimately improving the health of Grand Lake St. Marys, a public drinking water source.
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