J.5 Other Direct Cost Breakdown Spreadsheet.xlsx

This document outlines requirements for a federal contract to conduct a national roadside survey and pilot test of methodology. The objective is to perform alcohol- and drugged driving research through a national roadside survey in 2024 to estimate the prevalence of drivers and other road users with blood alcohol concentrations (BACs) at various levels or the presence of over-the-counter, prescription, and illegal drugs. A pilot test of methodology and protocol will obtain data on alcohol and drug use through breath and oral fluid samples from pedestrians, bicyclists, electric scooter riders, and those using assistive aids. For the roadside survey, the contractor shall obtain an oral fluid sample from a minimum of 8,000 drivers and additional samples from other road users conveniently available at survey locations. Specimens will be tested for selected drugs and subjects asked questions regarding road use behavior and alcohol and drug use. The Department of Transportation National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is the agency issuing this solicitation.