Opportunity

Somerset County Granicus #CC-0106-26

Somerset County Drug and Alcohol Testing Program and Training Services Solicitation

Posted

July 24, 2026

Respond By

August 14, 2026

Identifier

CC-0106-26

NAICS

541690, 621399

Somerset County, NJ is seeking a vendor to provide a comprehensive Drug and Alcohol Testing Program and Training Services for county employees over a two-year contract. - Government Buyer: - County of Somerset, Purchasing Division (Purchasing Agent: Melissa A. Kosensky) - Products and Services Requested: - Drug testing services (estimated 350 tests annually) - Alcohol testing services (estimated 41 tests annually) - Optional oral fluids testing - On-site specimen collection (scheduled and unscheduled, 24/7 response within two hours for unscheduled) - Medical Review Officer (MRO) and laboratory services - Computerized random selection for testing - FMCSA Clearinghouse queries (full and annual limited) - Training services: - Reasonable Suspicion Training (120 minutes for management) - Employee Drug & Alcohol Training (60 minutes for safety-sensitive employees) - Designated Employee Representative Training - Web-based reporting and management platform - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Compliance with federal (DOT, FMCSA, FTA) and New Jersey state regulations - Services must include both DOT and non-DOT testing - Training must meet FMCSA and FTA regulatory requirements - On-site collection must be available 24/7 for post-accident and reasonable suspicion testing - Contract continuation is subject to annual funding availability - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Estimated annual quantities: 350 drug tests, 41 alcohol tests

Description

The County of Somerset is soliciting sealed bids for a Drug and Alcohol Testing Program and Training Services contract. Bids are to be submitted on standard proposal forms and enclosed in a sealed package, clearly marked with the bid title and contract number. The bid opening will be conducted publicly and live-streamed for transparency. Interested bidders must check the county website for any addenda and comply with relevant New Jersey statutes and administrative codes.

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