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Read. Follow. Verify.Contract Award for Employee Medical and Drug Testing Services
Record date · November 13, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The local government is awarding a contract to AssociatesMD Medical Group, Inc. to provide occupational medical services and drug and alcohol testing for the Risk Management Division. The initial three-year contract is valued at approximately $1.3 million, with options to extend for two additional years.
This contract authorizes the expenditure of up to $2,193,442 in public funds over five years for mandatory employee medical screenings and substance testing services.
Who It Affects
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AssociatesMD Medical Group, Inc.
The company is the designated vendor for government occupational medical and testing services.
Risk Management Division employees
These employees will be subject to the medical and drug testing services provided under this contract.
Key Facts
- The government is awarding an open-end contract to AssociatesMD Medical Group, Inc.
- The contract covers occupational medical services and drug and alcohol testing.
- The initial contract term is three years.
- The estimated cost for the initial three-year term is $1,316,064.
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- The Director of Purchasing is authorized to renew the contract for two additional one-year periods.
- The total estimated cost for the full five-year potential term is $2,193,442.
- The contract is assigned to the Risk Management Division.
- The bid identification number for this contract is GEN2130705B1.
- The motion was introduced on April 24, 2025.
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