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Programmatic Sampling and Analysis Plan Project Number:60657245 • Project name and number • Sampling location • Name and signature of sampler • Destination of sample (laboratory name) • Sample ID • Date and time of collection • Number and type of containers filled • Analyses requested (note if dissolved) • Preservatives used (if applicable) • Filtering for analysis of dissolved constituents (as applicable) • Signatures of individuals involved in custody transfer, including the date and time of transfer • Air bill number (if applicable) or courier information • Project contact and phone number Unused lines on the chain-of-custody form will be crossed out, initialed, and dated. If samples are shipped, field personnel will sign chain-of-custody forms, and the air bill number will be recorded. The chain-of-custody will be placed in a waterproof plastic bag and taped to the inside of the shipping container used to transport the samples (see Section 6.3). Copies of the chain- of-custody form, and the air bill will be retained and filed by field personnel before the containers are shipped. The cooler lid will be tabbed closed in two places with strapping table which completely encircles the sample cooler and dated custody seals affixed to each taped closure location. The laboratory sample custodian (Eurofins Lancaster) will receive all incoming samples, sign the accompanying chain-of-custody forms, and retain copies of the forms as permanent records. The laboratory sample custodian will record all pertinent information concerning the samples, including the persons delivering the samples, the date and time received, sample condition at the time of receipt (e.g., sealed, unsealed, or broken container; temperature; or other relevant remarks), the sample IDs, and any unique laboratory identification numbers for the samples. When the sample transfer process is complete, the custodian is responsible for maintaining internal logbooks, tracking reports, and other records necessary to maintain custody throughout sample preparation and analysis. The laboratory will provide a secure storage area for all samples. Access to this area will be restricted to authorized personnel. The custodian will ensure that samples requiring special handling (e.g., samples that are heat- or light-sensitive, radioactive, or have other unusual physical characteristics) are properly stored and maintained pending analyses. AECOM 18