Cancellation of Stop Work Order - CTR051336.pdf
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- CTR051336
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- Arizona
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This document is a Stop Work Order Cancellation letter from the Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections (ADJC) addressed to Avertest LLC - Averhealth, located in Richmond, VA. The letter relates to Contract Number CTR051336 for Drug Testing for Youth and is dated January 5, 2023.
The contract involves providing drug testing services, specifically a single fentanyl oral test and a 10-panel test that includes fentanyl. The Stop Work Order, which was initially issued following a Vendor Performance Report dated September 20, 2022, was canceled after ADJC reviewed Avertest LLC - Averhealth's corrective action response. The cancellation allows Avertest LLC to immediately resume providing the contracted drug testing services in accordance with the requirements of contract CTR051336.
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Stop Work Order Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections 100 N. 15th Avenue
Suite 103 Phoenix, AZ 85007Contract CTR051336
Drug Testing for Youth
January 5, 2023
Courntey Clements Avertest LLC - Averhealth 2916 W. Marshall Street Richmond, VA 23230
Subject: Cancellation of Stop Work Order Contract Number CTR051336
Dear Courtney Clements:
The Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections (ADJC) has reviewed Avertest LLC - Averhealth’s corrective action response to the Vendor Performance Report dated September 20, 2022. Based on ADJC’s review, the Stop Work Order is canceled effective immediately. Avertest LLC - Averhealth’s may proceed with providing the single fentanyl oral test and 10-panel test that includes fentanyl in accordance with the requirements of contract CTR051336.
Sincerely, Kerry Wells Interim Chief Procurement Officer Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections
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