Deq requisition water 2025

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The document outlines the requisition process for water sample units from the Department of Environmental Quality's Drinking Water Laboratory. It provides detailed instructions on how to order sample bottles, including necessary information such as collection dates, quantities, and specific unit numbers. The document also specifies which samples require coolers for return shipment and includes examples of orders. Additionally, it lists various testing units available for different types of water analysis.

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Begin by filling out the 'Order Information' section. Enter your name, WSSN (public supply), street address, PO Box (if applicable), city, state, zip code, and area code & phone number.
Specify the date of collection and the quantity of bottles needed. Make sure to indicate the unit numbers for each type of sample bottle you are ordering.
If your order requires a cooler with ice packs for return shipment, ensure you specify the number of sampling/shipping events so that the correct number of coolers can be sent.
For samples not requiring a cooler, enter the quantity of bottles that will be used within a three-month period.
Review all entered information for accuracy before submitting your order via email or other provided methods.

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