Re: Inquiry: Radiological Bioassay Labs

[Tarantino@vapower.com]

Teledyne Brown Engineering performs in vitro analyses for urine and feces
specimens including H-3, Pu-241, Pu-239 , Sr-90, and Cs-137 analyses.
Point of contact is Dr. Alan Latham at (201)664-7070.





sbrightwell@shepmill.com (Shane Brightwell) on 08/03/99 01:48:48 PM

Please respond to radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu

To:   Multiple recipients of list <radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu>
cc:    (bcc: Tarantino/NUC/VANCPOWER)
Subject:  Inquiry: Radiological Bioassay Labs




Howdy,

I am trying to compile an exhaustive list of environmental labs that
provide partial-to-comprehensive radiological bioassay analytical services.
 This includes urine, blood, fecal, etc.  I am requesting this information
for the purposes of future sample analyses, including QA and
interlaboratory comparison programs.

The information I request is as follows:

-    Lab name
-    Radiological bioassays performed
-    Contact name & information

I will use this information to contact the labs to get further information
(brochures, pricing, etc.).

I welcome information from the labs themselves, as well as those who use
them, or just know of them.  However, in all fairness to these labs, I
prefer that user opinions be witheld.

Please forward information to me by your preference of phone, FAX or e-mail.


Thank you,

Shane Brightwell
Senior Staff Engineer
Health Physicist
Shepherd Miller, Inc.
3801 Automation Way
Suite 100
Fort Collins, CO 80525
Ph: (970)223-9600 (main)
    (970)206-4315 (office)
FAX:(970)223-7171
mailto:sbrightwell@shepmill.com
http://www.shepmill.com



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