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This document outlines the deliverables and reporting requirements for a National Laboratory Certification Program contract. The contractor will operate the NLCP to certify laboratories testing urine, oral fluid, and hair in accordance with Mandatory Guidelines. Key deliverables include an IT plan, privacy documents, security documents such as an Information System Security Plan, and vulnerability scans. The contractor must also provide inspector training, evaluate application packages, review responsible personnel, conduct inspections, and manage a PT program. Reporting requirements include schedules, cost reports, trained inspector lists, and remedial action letters. The contract has optional tasks for additional special projects and a transition plan is required at the end of the final option year.

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National Laboratory Certification Program RFP No. 277-22-0576 Attachment No. 1c

List of Deliverables Based on PWS

Task
Deliverable
Qty
Delivery

General Requirements Deliverables – DTM and OC Requirements

1
Final Information Technology (IT Plan)
II
DTM thru COR
60 calendar days after award
2
Privacy Threshold Analysis (PTA)
IV.C.4
Privacy and Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) thru COR
30 calendar days after award
3
Draft system’s Privacy Impact Assessments (PIAs) if full PIAs is needed
IV. C. 5
Privacy Officer thru COR
No later than 45 calendar days after contract effective date (CED)
4
Entity, data type and relationship diagrams
IV. C. 8
CISO thru COR
No later than 30 calendar days after award
5
Sensitive data type with physical and logical diagrams
IV. D.3
CISO thru COR
No later than 30 calendar days after CED
6
Initiate security assessment and authorization process
IV. E. 3
CISO thru COR
No later than 30 calendar days after CED
7
Privacy and security kickoff meeting
Work plan
COR and CISO
Within four (4) weeks of CED
8
System Authorization to Operate (ATO)
IV. E. 4
CIO and CISO
Before system goes live
9
Information System Security Plan (ISSP)
IV. F
CISO and security email box infosecurity@samhsa.hhs.gov
Part of ATO package, before system goes live
10
IT security awareness training
IV. F. 7
CISO and SAMHSA Training Officer
Within 30 calendar days after CED
11
Database, application, and operation system vulnerability scan reports
IV. G. 4
CISO or SAMHSA Security
Every 30 days after ATO is granted
12
Vulnerability “Change Report”
IV. G. 5
CISO or SAMHSA Security
Every 30 days after ATO is granted
13
Quarterly IT cost reports
IV.M
DTM thru COR
Quarterly
14
Permanent electronic records
V. F.7
DTM
60 days prior to period of performance expiration
15
Records management training and provide Contractor Records Management Training Completion Memorandum
V. H
COR

Within 30 days of contract award or new contract staff start date and then annually for the life of the contract.

16
Electronic Systems Questionnaire
V. I
CIO during the kickoff meeting and Records Officer
Responses within 4 weeks after the CED and 30 days prior to modifications to system
17
Content Development and Management Plan
OC requirements V. A
OC and DTM thru COR

Records Officer Within 60 days after CED

18
Web Content Approval
OC requirements V. C
COR
No later than 3 weeks prior to the planned initial posting of document
19
Web Content Migration Plan including a demo
OC requirements V. D
COR and DTM thru COR

Records Officer Within 60 days after CED; demo within 30 days after CED

20
Meeting on IT transition activities related to data, software, web content, and electronic records
OC requirements V. E
COR, DTM, and OC
Within 30 days after CED
21
Quarterly Reports of actual Web-related IT costs
OC requirements V.F
OC and DTM thru COR
Quarterly
22
Transition Task
Transition Task
COR and DTM
Schedule meeting with COR and DTM to discuss transition activities
National Laboratory Certification Program
RFP No. 277-22-0576
Attachment No. 1c

List of Deliverables Based on DTM and OC General Requirements:

Item
Section
To
Timeline

Task 1. Management

Task 1 a. Contractor Meetings
1. First Meeting

2. 4 Meetings with agenda for contractor meetings; quarterly

4
1. First meeting one (1) week after contract effective date.

2. NLT 2 weeks before meeting.

Task 1 b. Drug Testing Advisory Board
Presentations for Drug Testing Advisory Board (DTAB) Meetings
4
NLT 1 week before DTAB.
Task 1 c. Foreign Program Activities
Participate in meetings with Foreign Program Activities
2
To be scheduled (as determined by the COR no more than 2 events annually).
Task 1 d. Work plan
Privacy Impact Assessments

Entity Relationship Diagrams Physical and Logical Diagrams Meeting with Chief Information Security Officer

5
Within 4 weeks of CED

Task 2. Administration

Task 2 a. Standard Operating Procedures
Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) Manual
1
NLT 3 months after EDOC.
Task 2 b. Security System
Documentation of a security system in place.
1
NLT 3 months after EDOC.
Task 2 c. Distributing Documents
Distributing documents
12
To be scheduled (on an as needed basis determined by the COR).
Task 2 d. Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Requests
Materials for FOIA requests
2
Within 3 days after request by the COR.
Task 2 e. NLCP Documents
NLCP documents distributed to labs
6
NLT 6 months after EDOC.
Task 2 f. Mandatory Guidelines
Assist in revising the Mandatory Guidelines
1
To be scheduled (determined by the COR).
Task 2 g. General Administration Support
Assist in reviewing, drafting, editing, creating, and presenting presentations, documents, and trainings.
20
To be scheduled (determined by the COR).
Task
Deliverable
Qty
Delivery

Task 3. Training

Task 3 a. Inspector Training Workshop
Conduct workshop to train new inspectors
1
NLT 1 month to the COR for approval.
Task 3 b. Inspector Continuing Education/Laboratory Director Workshop
Conduct workshop for inspectors and to inform laboratory directors
2
NLT 2 months before scheduled workshop.
Task 3 c. Contractor Staff Professional Development
Contractor Staff Professional Development meeting or training.
20
As approved by the COR.

Task 4. Special Projects

Task 4 a. New Technology, Instruments, and Analytes
Gather and report on information on new technologies and new instruments being developed to test for drugs and additional Analytes
2
Final report submitted to the COR for review within 2 weeks after COR reviews draft report.
Task 4 b. Alternative Specimens/ Specimen Performance Testing (PT)
Alternative Specimens/ Specimen Performance Testing (PT) Evaluate other types of specimens (e.g., Oral Fluid and hair) for possible use in workplace drug testing programs.
6
Final report submitted to the COR for review within 2 weeks after COR, reviews draft report.
Task 4 c. Demographic/Database Analysis
Demographic/Database Analysis
1
NLT 1 month after EDOC.
Task 4 d. New Adulterants, Synthetic Urine, and Drug Culture Products
Identify adulterants, Synthetic Urine, and drug culture products that are sold with the intent of defeating.
3
As discovered or requested by the COR.
Task
Deliverable
Qty
Delivery
Task 4 e. Collectors
Develop a quality assurance program to assess the specimen collection process and the compliance of collectors with NLCP requirements.
1
NLT 1 month after EDOC.
Task 4 f. Medical Review Officers
Develop a quality assurance program to assess the review of drug test results by medical review officers.
1
NLT 1 month after EDOC.
Task 4 g. Bibliography of Scientific Journal Articles
Maintain a bibliography and copies of journal articles related to drug testing.
1
NLT 1 month after EDOC.
Task 4 h. Major Program Problems
Develop a Plan, Do, Act, Check Program to assess the major program problem areas
1
NLT 1 month after EDOC

Task 5. Specimen Investigations

Task 5 a. Special Investigations
Conduct specimen investigations
25
As requested by COR. The investigation will be completed NLT 1 month from the time the contractor notifies the COR of the specimen investigation.

Task 6. Special Inspections

Task 6 a. Special Inspections

Conduct special inspections
2
As requested by COR; conducted within 3 weeks after receiving request from COR. Contractor submits a final inspection report to the COR after a special inspection is completed within 2 weeks.

Task 7. Reporting and Accounting

Task 7 a. Laboratory Inspection Schedule List
Provide laboratory inspection schedule list.
12
NLT 1 month before month scheduled to begin.
Task 7 b. Performance Testing Report
Provide quarterly performance testing status report.
4
NLT 1 month after all results are reviewed.
Task
Deliverable
Qty
Delivery
Task 7 c. Laboratory Event History Report
Provide laboratory event history report.
1
NLT 1 month after the 12-month period.
Task 7 d. Actual Inspection Cost Report
Provide quarterly actual inspection cost report.
4
NLT 1 month after the quarter.
Task 7 e. Inspector List
Provide quarterly trained inspector list.

Provide application packets upon request to inspector.

Provide evaluation of submitted inspector applications.

NLT 2 weeks after the end of each quarter.

Task 7 f. Special Project Cost Report
Provide a quarterly copy of the trained inspector list.
4
NLT 2 weeks after the 3-month period ends.

Task 8. Appeals

Task 8 a. Appeals
Assist the COR with appeals.
2
As requested by the COR. Contractor provide a list and copy of the documents supporting the adverse action to the COR 2 weeks after the request is received from the COR.

Task 9. Request for NLCP Applications

Task 9 a. Request for NLCP Applications
Request for NLCP Applications
10
The Contractor determines, with COR approval, the program documents that are included to with the OMB-approved application, as required.
Task 9 b. Provide NLCP Application Packages
Provide NLCP application packages
10
As requested by laboratories.

Task 10. Evaluations of Applications (cost recovery)

Task 10 a. Evaluate Application Packages
Evaluate application packages submitted by applicant laboratories
10
As submitted by laboratories NLT 1 week after the Contractor receives the application.
Task 10 b. Prepare Laboratory Certification Letters
Prepare laboratory certification letters
10
As necessary NLT 1 week after the Contractor recommendation.
Task
Deliverable
Qty
Delivery

Task 11. Responsible Person Qualifications (cost recovery)

Task 11 a. Review and Approve Responsible Person Qualifications
Review and approve Responsible Person qualifications
15
As necessary (New or remedial responsible person will be interviewed during the next schedule routine laboratory inspection NLT 1 week).
Task 11 b. Completion of Evaluation: Decision Letter Sent to Laboratory
Completion of evaluation: Decision letter sent to laboratory
1
NLT 1 week after completing the evaluation.

Task 12. Inspection Program (cost recovery)

Task 12 a. Pre-Inspection Activities
Pre-Inspection Activities
2
NLT 1 month after 12 month period ends. As required (There will be 2 mandatory scheduled inspection annually).
Task 12 b. Special Inspections
Conduct special laboratory inspections
6
A requested by the COR.
Task 12 c. Inspector Reimbursement/Consultants
Inspector Reimbursement/ Consultants
180

As required.

Task 12 d. Inspection Contractor Staff
Inspection Contractor Staff
25
The Contract staff shall participate as inspectors for laboratory inspection during the regular scheduled annual inspection of the laboratories in the MG program (spread annually and at the discretion of the Contractor).
Task 12 e. Post-Inspection Activities
Post-Inspection Activities
100
NLT 2 weeks after receiving inspector reports.
Task 12 f. Prepare Contractor Cover Letters for Final Inspection Reports
Prepare contractor cover letters for final inspection reports
100
NLT 2 week after completing inspector reports.
Task 12 g. Prepare Inspection Remedial Action Letters
Prepare inspection remedial action letters
50
NLT 2 weeks after receiving information from the laboratory.
Task
Deliverable
Qty
Delivery

Task 13. Performance Testing (PT) Program (cost recovery)

Task 13 a. PT Samples
Prepare sets of PT samples with a list of samples included
200
To be scheduled every 3 months or quarterly. List to be received NLT 2 months from the time of the new lot of PT samples for the upcoming year.
Task 13 b. PT Report
Prepare quarterly PT reports
4
To be scheduled quarterly.
Task 13 c. Prepare PT Remedial Action Letters
Prepare PT remedial action letters
60
To be scheduled as needed; NLT 1 week before the PT error notice is sent to the laboratories.
Task 13 d. Identify Reference Laboratories to be Used
Identify reference laboratories to be used
3
NLT 1 month after EDOC.

Task 14. Transition/Transfer Activity

Task 14 a. Transition Planning
Comprehensive 90 day transition plan

(applies only to last Option Year)

1
NLT 6 months before the contract expires.
Task 14 b. Transfer Planning
Transfer Planning The Government will furnish the following property:

1. Widmer N-3 Automatic Numbering Machine (1)

2. Leica model 10400A TS meter refractometer (2)

3. Data Mate MC 1000 Microfiche reader/printer (1)

3
Post new contract award.
Task 14 c. IT Requirements
Contractor meeting with SAMHSA IT
1
NLT 120 days before contract expires.

Task 15. Special Contract Requirements

Task 15 a. Financial Interest
Complete financial disclosure forms.
20
To be completed annually.
Task
Deliverable
Qty
Delivery

Optional Tasks

Task 16. (Optional) (Task 4 a. Multiple Times) Additional Special Project New Technology, Instruments, and Analytes
Optional Task

Conduct Special Projects: New technologies, instruments, and analytes (Task 4 a.)

Final report/Progress report

10
Final report submitted to the COR for review within 2 weeks after COR, reviews draft report. At the discretion of the COR and based on the availability of funding and programmatic needs.
Task 17. (Optional) (Task 4 b. Multiple Times) Additional Special Project Alternative Specimens / Specimen Performance Testing (PT)
Optional Task

Conduct Special Projects: Evaluate alternative specimens (Task 4 b.)

Final report/Progress report

10
Final report submitted to the COR for review within 2 weeks after COR, reviews draft report. At the discretion of the COR and based on the availability of funding and programmatic needs.
Task 18. (Optional) (Task 4 c. Multiple Times) Additional Special Project. Demographic/Database Analysis
Optional Task

Conduct Special Projects: Demographic/Database Analysis(Task 4 c.)

Final report/Progress report

10
Final report submitted to the COR for review within 2 weeks after COR, reviews draft report. At the discretion of the COR and based on the availability of funding and programmatic needs.
Task 19. (Optional) (Task 4 d. Multiple Times) Additional Special Project New Adulterants, Synthetic Urine, and Drug Culture Products
Optional Task

Conduct Special Projects: New Adulterants, Synthetic Urine, and Drug Culture Products (Task 4 d.)

Final report/Progress report

10
Final report submitted to the COR for review within 2 weeks after COR, reviews draft report. At the discretion of the COR and based on the availability of funding and programmatic needs.
Task 20. (Optional) (Task 4 e. Multiple Times) Additional Special Project Collectors
Optional Task

Conduct Special Projects: Collectors (Task 4 e.)

Final report/Progress report

10
Final report submitted to the COR for review within 2 weeks after COR, reviews draft report. At the discretion of the COR and based on the availability of funding and programmatic needs.
Task
Deliverable
Qty
Delivery
Task 21. (Optional) (Task 4 f. Multiple Times) Additional Special Project Medical Review Officers
Optional Task

Conduct Special Projects: Medical Review Officers (Task 4f.)

Final report/Progress report

10
Final report submitted to the COR for review within 2 weeks after COR, reviews draft report. At the discretion of the COR and based on the availability of funding and programmatic needs.
Task 22. (Optional) (Task 4 g. Multiple Times) Additional Special Project Bibliography of Scientific Journal Articles
Optional Task

Conduct Special Projects: Bibliography of Scientific Journal Articles (Task 4 g.)

Final report/Progress report

10
Final report submitted to the COR for review within 2 weeks after COR, reviews draft report At the discretion of the COR and based on the availability of funding and programmatic needs.

Task 23.

(Optional) (Task 4 a., Task 4b., Task 4d., Task 4f., and Task 4g.

Multiple Times) Partnership with DoD Additional Special Projects Contractor conducts special projects as requested by the COR.

Final report submitted to the COR for review within 2 weeks after COR, reviews draft report At the discretion of the COR and based on the availability of funding and programmatic needs.

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