Drive-Through Model Sample Clauses

Drive-Through Model. The Drive-Through Model consists of specimen collection teams administering tests to residents in their vehicles in drive-through lanes. This model requires significant supplies to be provided by the Contractor. This model generally requires set up and break down each day, in addition to site security and traffic control. This model requires the State to provide appropriate land use, as further defined in Section 13.4.
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Drive-Through Model. 11.5.5.3.1. Residents will be required to wear a mask in their vehicles and keep the window up until asked by the testing team. If residents do not have a mask, the Contractor shall provide one.

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