30 Tex. Admin. Code § 25.6 - Conditions Under Which the Commission May Accept Analytical Data
The commission may accept analytical data provided by an environmental testing laboratory, for any matter under the commission's jurisdiction relating to permits or other authorizations, compliance matters, enforcement actions, or corrective actions, that is not accredited according to this chapter if the laboratory:
(1) is
an on-site or in-house environmental testing laboratory that is:
(A) inspected at least every three years by
the executive director;
(B) located
in another state and accredited or periodically inspected by that state;
or
(C) inspected at least every
three years by the executive director and is performing work:
(i) for another company with a unit located
on the same site; or
(ii) without
compensation for a governmental agency or a charitable organization.
(2) is accredited under
federal law, including certification by the United States Environmental
Protection Agency to provide analytical data for decisions relating to
compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act;
(3) provides analytical data necessary for
emergency response activities and the required analytical data are not
otherwise available from an environmental testing laboratory accredited
according to this chapter or federal law; or
(4) provides analytical data for which the
commission does not offer accreditation.
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