National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program

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National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) is a National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) program which provides an unbiased third-party test and evaluation program to accredit laboratories in their respective fields to the ISO 17025 standard. NVLAP is in compliance with ISO 17011.

Contents 1 Accredited Laboratories 1.1 Calibration 1.2 Chemical Calibration 1.3 Dosimetry 1.4 Electromagnetic Compatibility and Telecommunications 1.5 Environmental 1.6 Fasteners & Metals 1.7 Information Technology Security 1.8 Product Testing 2 External References

[edit] Accredited Laboratories

[edit] Calibration

• Dimensional
• Electromagnetics - DC Low Frequency
• Electromagnetics - RF/Microwave
• Ionizing Radiation
• Mechanical
• Optical Radiation
• Thermodynamic
• Time and Frequency

[edit] Chemical Calibration

• Chemical Calibration: Providers of Proficiency Testing
• Chemical Calibration: Certifiers of Spectrophotometric NTRMs

[edit] Dosimetry

• Ionizing Radiation Dosimetry

[edit] Electromagnetic Compatibility and Telecommunications

• Electromagnetic Compatibility & Telecommunications

[edit] Environmental

• Asbestos Fiber Analysis (PLM Test Method)
• Asbestos Fiber Analysis (TEM Test Method)

[edit] Fasteners & Metals

• Fasteners & Metals Program

[edit] Information Technology Security

• Common Criteria Testing Laboraties (CCTL)
• Cryptographic Module Testing Laboratories (CMTL)

[edit] Product Testing

• Acoustical Testing Services
• Carpet and Carpet Cushion
• Commercial Products Testing
• Construction Materials Testing
• Efficiency of Electric Motors
• Energy Efficient Lighting Products
• Thermal Insulation Materials
• Wood Based Products

[edit] External References

• NIST NVLAP
• NIAP CCTL
• NIST NVLAP CMTL