intoxilyzer maintenance and training

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The contractor will provide full support for Intoxilyzer 9000 Breath Alcohol Testing instruments at Fort Hood under a firm fixed price, multi year contract. Services include monthly inspections and preventative maintenance, ensuring compliance with TBATR, the Texas Forensic Science Commission, and the Texas Department of Public Safety. Reference sample solutions will be maintained, and any deviations, noncompliance, or equipment failures will be reported within 24 hours.

For emergencies, the contractor will respond within 48 hours, transport equipment to certified labs if needed, and provide parts, labor, and materials for repairs, with detailed summaries submitted before work begins. Training will be conducted annually, including initial certification for up to 20 students and refresher courses for previously certified operators, with certificates issued upon completion.

The contractor will also provide expert testimony when required and maintain all records of inspections, certifications, and maintenance for five years. Invoicing will be submitted monthly through Wide Area Workflow (WAWF) for actual costs only, with excess funds de obligated at the end of each ordering year.