DID YOU KNOW?

PFAS are often referred to as "forever chemicals" because of their chemical structure and persistance. Even though some PFAS, like PFOA and PFOS, have been phased out, contamination remains.

 

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172 PFAS Compounds have been added to the Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) program, greatly increasing the reporting requirements for many U.S. industries.

 

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Landfills are a common source of PFAS contamination as consumers and industries have been tossing out PFAS-containing refuse for decades.

 

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Traditional wastewater treatment processes do not remove PFAS and can even convert PFAS precursors into other terminal PFAS compounds.

 

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Roughly 50% of the domestic sewage sludge in the United States is applied to agriculture as biosolids, introducing PFAS into the food chain and potentially contaminating local waterways via runoff.

 

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PFAS-containing AFFF (Aqueous Film-Forming Foam) has been used on military bases and airports to fight fires for decades. The DoD has identified more than 650 contaminated sites.

 

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Different Organizations. Different PFAS Concerns.

While PFAS contamination is a widespread problem, different types of organizations have different challenges and require a customized approach to PFAS testing and analysis.

 

CHOOSE THE RIGHT TEST METHOD

There are several test methods available to detect PFAS.

Choosing the right method requires knowing what you're testing and why.

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Should You Test for PFAS?

There are a number of reasons to test for PFAS contamination. Here are seven.

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For more insight on the latest issues related to PFAS, check out our Blog.

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A NATIONWIDE NETWORK

Pace Analytical® maintains a nationwide network of laboratories serving a wide range of industries and needs.

This network, combined with our PFAST ® mobile lab and 24/7 courier service allows us to provide fast, accurate results.

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Accredited and Certified

Pace Analytical® laboratories are widely certified and accredited for PFAS analysis, and continue to stay abreast as new State and Federal regulations require additional certifications.

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Our Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) will give you the information you need to select Pace with confidence.

 

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4 Reasons to Choose Pace®

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Experienced

Pace Analytical® has been an industry leader in persistent organic pollutant testing for over three decades, and we were one of the first commercial laboratories to analyze for PFAS compounds.

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Certified

Pace maintains certifications and accreditations in every state that offers or requires them. We're also certified/accredited by NELAC, ISO, the Department of Defense (DoD), and the Department of Energy (DOE).

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Rapid Response

The Pace Rapid Response Team can quickly respond to any emergency. Our team will coordinate sample container delivery, assist with technical information needed onsite, and ensure samples are delivered as quickly as possible to the appropriate Pace laboratory. In many cases, we can provide PFAS results in as little as 24 hours.

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PFAST ®

Our mobile lab is the only certified mobile lab in the industry capable of analyzing PFAS in the single-digit, parts-per-trillion range. This lab can identify PFAS plumes and source areas and provide fully defensible data, often with same-day results and at a lower cost than expedited services at other labs.
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