Drug Free Affidavit.pdf

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Equipment Division Office Roof and HVAC Replacement
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CRFQ 0803 DOT2600000104 3
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Tucker County, West Virginia

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This is a Drug Free Affidavit form required by state and local contracting authorities as a compliance document for bidders and contractors. The affidavit serves as a certification mechanism to ensure that contractors and their workforces maintain drug-free workplace standards in accordance with applicable federal and state regulations. The document requires authorized representatives of bidding organizations to attest under oath that they maintain a drug-free workplace policy and will comply with all drug-testing and workplace safety requirements throughout the contract term. The affidavit must be completed, signed, and submitted as part of the bid proposal or contract documentation package to demonstrate the contractor's commitment to maintaining a safe and compliant work environment.

The affidavit functions as a mandatory prerequisite for contract award and remains in effect for the duration of the contract period. Contractors certify that they have implemented appropriate drug-free workplace policies, employee awareness programs, and drug-testing protocols as required by the Drug-Free Workplace Act and related state legislation. Failure to maintain drug-free workplace standards or provide false certification on the affidavit can result in contract termination, debarment from future contracting opportunities, and potential legal penalties. This document protects the contracting agencies by establishing clear expectations for workplace safety and compliance while reducing liability associated with drug-related incidents or violations during contract performance.

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