Water Quality Lab: Ordering tests

Ready to order tests or want to see the costs associated with a specific water quality test? Use the fillable forms below and submit them to wql@ksu.edu.

Choose your form based on the purpose of your testing. Internal forms are for stakeholders (public or research) within K-State. External forms are for stakeholders (public or research) outside of K-State. If you aren't sure which form to use, or you want clarification about how to fill out your order form, we're happy to help! Contact us with your questions.

Order forms for tests

Current schedule of charges for each test are shown in the forms linked below.

Publication acknowledgement

All work provided by the WQL which is included in a publication should acknowledge the contribution of the core lab either in the acknowledgements section or as an author.

Instrument acquisition and method development for the Water Quality Lab are supported by Kansas Water Institute at Kansas State University.

Disclaimer Statement

Testing performed by the Kansas State University (“K-State”) Water Quality Lab (“Lab”) is intended for screening, research, and/or informational purposes only. Unless expressly stated otherwise, in writing, tests performed by the Lab are not conducted under U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”), Kansas Department of Health and Environment (“KDHE”), or other accredited methods or regulatory compliance programs, and test results should only be interpreted in the context of the applicable method, sample type, and intended use. Results generated by the Lab do not constitute regulatory certification, compliance determination, or legal/forensic evidence, and results should not be interpreted or represented as results from an EPA-, KDHE-, or otherwise-accredited laboratory. K-State, the Lab, and their affiliates, personnel, and agents do not make regulatory determinations or certify compliance with any federal, state, or local water-quality laws or other requirements, nor do such K-State parties warrant or represent the results as representative of the potential for any regulatory or other compliance requirements. When testing is required for regulatory or compliance purposes, samples should be separately analyzed by an appropriately accredited laboratory.