PFAS PROJECT PLANNING SIMPLIFIED

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Planning a PFAS project isn’t easy. You need to stay abreast of the latest research as well as proposed and promulgated rules. You need to know how they impact each of your clients, and you need to have an understanding of PFAS sampling and testing techniques and best practices. We’ve created this page to be your go-to source for everything PFAS related.

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WHAT ARE PFAS?

PFAS are a diverse group of compounds resistant to heat, water, and oil. For decades, they have been used in hundreds of industrial applications and consumer products such as carpeting, apparel, upholstery, certain paper food packaging, firefighting foams, and metal plating.

PFAS are bioaccumulative, meaning they can build up in the bloodstream and human tissue. Since at least the 80s, research has found links between PFOS and PFOA (2 common PFAS chemicals) and a number of health problems such as chronic kidney disease, thyroid issues, certain types of cancers, etc. More recent research is establishing some of the same health issues with many other PFAS compounds, including those intended to replace PFOS and PFOA.

PFAS CONCERNS CUT ACROSS SECTORS

Your PFAS-related projects likely involve one or more of these types of clients. Click on the icons to learn more about their specific concerns.

PRIMARY MATRICES

There are several test methods available to detect PFAS. Choosing
the right method requires knowing what you’re testing and why.

PFAS REGULATIONS

Hopefully, your client has shared their regulatory concerns during your discovery sessions. Still, it never hurts to brush up on the myriad of PFAS health advisories, regulations, guidance, and proposals.


Visit our PFAS Regulations page to learn more about the latest actions.

ENVIRONMENTAL SITE ASSESSMENT (ESA) SUPPORT

Now that the EPA has designated PFOA and PFOS hazardous substances under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA), including PFAS in your site assessments is more important than ever.

GATHERING INFORMATION

To create a successful PFAS project plan, you need to gather information from your client. We’ve compiled a list of essential questions to ask when planning a PFAS project. We also provide insights into how your clients’ responses can impact your project plans.

PFAS MATTERS

Stay up to date on PFAS in the news and get opinions from Pace® PFAS experts by subscribing you our blog: PFAS Matters.

TECHNICAL AND REGULATORY WEBINAR

Let us help you navigate the current PFAS technical and regulatory landscape. Our experts are available to customize a webinar to address these issues as well as any concerns or questions for your team.

NEED ANSWERS TO CLIENT QUESTIONS?

Clients look to you for answers to their most pressing questions. We’ve compiled a list of answers to the most frequent questions we get from our customers.

REASONS TO CHOOSE PACE®

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EXPERIENCED

Pace® has been an industry leader in persistent organic pollutant testing for over three decades.
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CERTIFIED

We’re certified/accredited by NELAC, ISO, DOD, DOE, and in every state with a PFAS lab certification program.

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RELIABLE

For emergencies, our Rapid Response Team can provide defensible results in as little as 24 hours.

Committed

COMMITTED

We are committed to helping our customers advance their important work through building strong relationships, delivering upon expectations, and providing exceptional customer service.

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ADVANCED

We can test for PFAS in both solid and aqueous matrices, including potable and non-potable waters, soils, and biota.

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INNOVATIVE

We’re on the leading edge of science, working with EPA, DOD, ASTM, and others to develop new methods for analyzing PFAS.

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