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The Alabama Department of Workforce is seeking a qualified vendor to establish an agreement for drug testing services. To be eligible, the selected laboratory must be approved by the College of American Pathologists or the National Institute on Drug Abuse and maintain strict written procedures for chain of custody and quality control. This includes the use of internal quality controls, blind samples for accuracy, a formal internal review and certification process for results, and robust security measures to prevent the adulteration of specimens. Additionally, the vendor must provide local sites for employee testing. The contract is managed by the State of Alabama Office of the Chief Procurement Officer and is subject to a total cost limit of 25,000 dollars or a maximum duration of five years, with the possibility of annual renewals. Award evaluation will be based on pricing, cost realism, and the verification of professional licenses and insurance. Vendors must be registered with the Alabama Secretary of State if they are foreign entities and must comply with the Beason-Hammon Alabama Taxpayer and Citizen Protection Act via E-Verify documentation. All submissions and inquiries must be processed electronically through the Alabama Buys Supplier Portal.

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Alabama seeks a certified vendor for drug testing services under $25,000.

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AL, USA

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AgencyAlabama → HUMAN RESOURCES
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OfficeAL, USA
Organization / AgencyAlabama → HUMAN RESOURCES
Office AddressAL, USA
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LaTrenda McCain-Lee

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Alabama Department of Workforce is seeking to establish an agreement for drug testing.The selected vendor must follow the criteria outlined by Article § 25-5-335. Section (d)(1) No laboratory may analyze initial or confirmation drug specimens unless:a. The laboratory is approved by the National Institute on Drug Abuse or the College of American Pathologists. b. The laboratory has written procedures to ensure the chain of custody. c. The laboratory follows proper quality control procedures including, but not limited to: 1. The use of internal quality controls including the use of samples of known concentrations which are used to check the performance and calibration of testing equipment, and periodic use of blind samples for overall accuracy. 2. An internal review and certification process for drug test results, conducted by a person qualified to perform that function in the testing laboratory. 3. Security measures implemented by the testing laboratory to preclude adulteration ofspecimens and drug test results. 4. Other necessary and proper actions taken to ensure reliable and accurate drug test results.The vendor must have local sites where employees can go for testing.

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