As-Needed Alcohol Testing Services
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The County of Los Angeles Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner is seeking qualified contractors to provide as-needed alcohol testing services for specimens recovered during autopsies. Pursuant to section 27491 of the Government Code of the State of California, these services are critical for determining the cause and manner of death. The agency is utilizing a Request for Statement of Qualifications to establish a pool of eligible contractors under Master Agreements who can perform part-time or intermittent testing. To be eligible, contractors must be duly licensed and certified by the State of California, possess ASCLD/LAB-ISO accreditation, and utilize alcohol methods approved by the California Department of Health Services. Qualified candidates must employ California State approved Forensic Alcohol Analysts and be available to provide expert court testimony regarding their findings. The resulting agreements will govern the scope of work, insurance requirements, and the schedule of fees for services performed in Los Angeles, California.
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