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Tank, Piping, Tank Ballast Slab, and Tank Straws The tank, tank piping, tank ballast slab and straps will be handled as hazardous waste and will be disposed of at an appropriate facility. These materials will be staged next to the excavation prior to transportation off-site. Personal Protective Eouipment Contaminated personal protective equipment (PPE) will be removed within the work area, placed in plastic bags, and stored in labeled DOT -approved (17H) 55 -gallon drums. These drums will be stored next to the excavation or at a designated area until sample results indicate appropriate disposal method. Decontamination Water Decontamination water generated through the decontamination of sampling equipment and personnel decontamination will be stored in labeled DOT -approved (17H) 55 -gallon drums next to the excavation or at a designated area until sample results indicate appropriate disposal methods. 2.4.8 Sample Handling, Shipment, and Chain of Custody This section describes sample handling procedures, including sample identification and documentation, sample containerization and preservation, and sample shipment and chain of custody. Sample Identification Each soil or ground -water sample will be given a unique identification (I.D.) number to provide a means of tracking the sample from collection through analysis. The I.D. number will indicate (1) the facility name; (2) sample number; (3) sample matrix; and (4) sample depth for soil samples or water table depth for ground -water samples. The I.D. number will be entered on sample labels, field sheets, chain -of -custody forms, and other records documenting the sampling activities. The first three characters of the I.D. number will designate the facility name; in this case, NCS for Naval Communications Station. The next two digits indicate the sample number. The final single character will indicate the sample matrix: S indicates a soil sample; W indicates a ' 15