County lab to buy $42,452 analyzer to automate ammonia testing, saving staff time
The board accepted a low bid of $42,452 from SEAL Analytical (IFB26-2639) for a segmented flow analyzer for the Resource Recovery Center laboratory. Dave Johnson said the instrument automates state-required ammonia distillation via gas-diffusion and reduces contamination and manual workload.
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The Muskegon County Board of Public Works voted to accept a $42,452 low bid from SEAL Analytical (IFB26-2639) for a segmented flow analyzer and its installation at the Resource Recovery Center laboratory.
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