Attachment D.pdf

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EVIDENTIAL BREATH TESTING INSTRUMENTS State and local contract opportunity
Solicitation number
5400026594
Issued by
Richland County, South Carolina

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Attachment D Summary

This document is a scope of work or technical specification attachment for South Carolina's procurement of evidential breath testing instruments. The file outlines the technical requirements and standards for breath alcohol testing devices that will be used by state and local law enforcement agencies for DUI/DWI enforcement and evidentiary purposes. The attachment specifies performance standards, calibration requirements, accuracy thresholds, and operational specifications that all submitted instruments must meet or exceed to qualify for procurement consideration.

The document establishes mandatory compliance with federal and state regulations governing breath alcohol testing, including NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) standards and South Carolina's specific technical requirements for forensic reliability. All submitted instruments must demonstrate certification, validation testing results, and compatibility with existing state law enforcement systems and procedures. The attachment likely includes detailed technical parameters such as measurement ranges, response time specifications, quality assurance protocols, and maintenance standards that bidders must address in their proposals to ensure the selected instruments meet evidential standards required for legal proceedings and courtroom admissibility.

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