Random Drug Testing Services for Child Welfare

The County of Fresno, Department of Social Services (DSS) is soliciting proposals from qualified organizations to provide a random drug testing program for families involved in the DSS' Child Welfare Services (CWS) branch. The selected vendor will provide random drug testing services, including specimen collection, laboratory testing, and reporting of results. The contract is expected to start on July 1, 2020. The vendor will be required to provide services in metro Fresno and rural Fresno County, including Selma, Coalinga, Huron, and Mendota. The vendor must also provide training and consultation to DSS staff as needed. • The contract requires the vendor to provide a random drug testing program that includes specimen collection, laboratory testing, and reporting of results. • The vendor must provide services in metro Fresno and rural Fresno County, including Selma, Coalinga, Huron, and Mendota. • The vendor must provide training and consultation to DSS staff as needed. • The vendor must have experience with drug testing services and must demonstrate familiarity with the target population. • The vendor must provide a clear and consistent process for accepting new clients into the random program. • The vendor must describe all testing processes and laboratory equipment that will be used.