Implementation/Specimen Collection at CPS Schools Sample Clauses

Implementation/Specimen Collection at CPS Schools. Vendor will provide Services on-site at CPS schools or any other CPS designated facilities on a weekly basis. These Services will include, but are not limited to, performing PCR tests in its CLIA certified high complexity laboratory facilities, setting up and carrying out a specimen collection and testing process and workflow to support that process, providing all supplies to operate the Program, providing and training all staff providing Services under the Program, and traveling to schools to conduct specimen collection. All Services are described in detail below. Vendor is responsible for developing and carrying out a specimen collection and testing process and workflow for the Program. Vendor must all source and maintain sufficient inventory of all supplies required to complete the specimen collection and testing workflow. Vendor will bring all necessary supplies required to execute the workflow to each specimen collection location. This includes, but is not limited to, collection supplies, Personal Protective Equipment (“PPE”), cleaning supplies, biohazard disposal supplies and return shipping supplies. At the selected CPS schools and/or other CPS designated facilities, Vendor will provide specimen collection services in the space identified by each school or facility. Vendor’s representatives will reach out to the schools directly to coordinate arrival times and will communicate arrival time if the specimen collection team is running late. specimen collection will be offered generally during school hours of operations, typically approximately 8:30 am to 3:30 pm. These hours are subject to change upon agreement of the parties School hours will vary depending on the school. specimen collection teams agree to on-site supervision by CPS employees. Upon arrival at each school or facility, the specimen collection teams will meet with the CPS on-site supervisor to review logistics for the day, including the volume of specimens to be collected and amount of time they expect to take with specimen collection from students. Vendor agrees to allow CPS to direct patients to collection space, ensuring proper patient flow. PPE, disinfectants, technology, and specimen collection supplies will be provided by Vendor and those supplies will be carried in and carried- out by Vendor. Vendor will also provide signage for the specimen collection area at each school or facility. The Board will identify and communicate all specimen collection locations (address and specific l...
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