Common use of Guidelines and Additional Requirements Clause in Contracts

Guidelines and Additional Requirements. Except as otherwise provided, all drug testing will, as a minimum, be conducted in accordance with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' "Mandatory Guidelines for Federal Workplace Drug Testing Programs," as set forth in the Federal Register and at Board expense. In addition to the "Guidelines," urine samples will be separated into two containers at the time of sample donation. One portion of the original urine sample will be kept secure and chemically stable and made available for verification of laboratory testing results as provided in Section E., 2. All alcohol testing will, as a minimum, include the use of "evidential-grade breath alcohol analysis devices." Moreover, where a confirmatory test is performed directly on blood, one portion of the sample will be kept secure and chemically stable and made available for verification of laboratory testing results as provided in Section E., 2.

Guidelines and Additional Requirements. Except as otherwise provided, all drug testing will, as a minimum, be conducted in accordance with the U.S. Department of Health and & Human Services' "Mandatory ’ “mandatory Guidelines for Federal Workplace Drug Testing Programs," ” as set forth in the Federal Register and at Board expense. In addition to the "“Guidelines," ” urine samples will be separated into two two-containers at the time of sample donation. One portion of the original urine sample will be kept secure and chemically stable and made available for verification of if laboratory testing results as provided in Section E., 25.1302. All alcohol testing will, as a minimum, include the use of "“evidential-grade breath alcohol analysis devices." ” Moreover, where a confirmatory test is performed directly on blood, one portion of the sample will be kept secure and chemically stable and made available for verification of laboratory testing results as provided in Section E., 25.1302.

Guidelines and Additional Requirements. Except as otherwise provided, all drug testing will, as a minimum, be conducted in accordance with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' "’ “Mandatory Guidelines for Federal Workplace Drug Testing Programs," ” as set forth in the Federal Register and at Board expense. In addition to the "“Guidelines," ” urine samples will be separated into two containers at the time of sample donation. One portion of the original urine sample will be kept secure and chemically stable and made available for verification of laboratory testing results as provided in Section E., 2. All alcohol testing will, as a minimum, include the use of "evidential-of: evidential- grade breath alcohol analysis devices." ” Moreover, where a confirmatory test is performed directly on blood, one portion of the sample will be kept secure and chemically stable and made available for verification of laboratory testing results as provided in Section E., 2.

Guidelines and Additional Requirements. Except as otherwise provided, all drug testing will, as a minimum, be conducted in accordance with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' "’ “Mandatory Guidelines for Federal Workplace Drug Testing Programs," ” as set forth in the Federal Register and at Board expense. In addition to the "“Guidelines," ” urine samples will be separated into two containers at the time of sample donation. One portion of the original urine sample will be kept secure and chemically stable and made available for verification of laboratory testing results as provided in Section E., 2. All alcohol testing will, as a minimum, include the use of "“evidential-grade breath alcohol analysis devices." ” Moreover, where a confirmatory test is performed directly on blood, one portion of the sample will be kept secure and chemically stable and made available for verification of laboratory testing results as provided in Section E., 2.

Guidelines and Additional Requirements. Except as otherwise provided, all drug testing will, as a minimum, be conducted in accordance with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' "’ “Mandatory Guidelines for Federal Workplace Drug Testing Programs," ” as set forth in the Federal Register and at Board expense. In addition to the "“Guidelines," ” urine samples will be separated into two containers at the time of sample donation. One portion of the original urine sample will be kept secure and chemically stable and made available for verification of laboratory testing results as provided in Section E., 2. All alcohol testing will, as a minimum, include the use of "of: evidential-grade breath alcohol analysis devices." ” Moreover, where a confirmatory test is performed directly on blood, one portion of the sample will be kept secure and chemically stable and made available for verification of laboratory testing results as provided in Section E., 2.