TranSystems Corporation - LGM Construction

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the costs associated with submissions of requests for CHRCs to the Federal
Bureau of Investigation through the appropriate clearinghouse. To the extent that
Contractor must cause a criminal background check other than a CHRC to be
conducted by virtue of the foregoing, Contractor shall either perform the
background check itself, if the applicable Legal Requirements of the TSA or the
airport authority having jurisdiction over the Site permit it to do so, or cause the
background check to be performed by a service provider reasonably acceptable to
FedEx. Contractor shall keep all CHRC documentation and other criminal
background checks that it conducts by virtue of the foregoing on file until Final
Acceptance and provide FedEx with copies from time to time at FedEx’s request.
At Contractor’s expense, conduct a Social Security number and date of birth
verification with respect to all persons that will perform any of the Work.
Contractor must verify that the Social Security number and date of birth submitted
to Contractor on the employment application of each person that will perform any
of the Work at the Site is the actual Social Security number and date of birth for
that person. Contractor must retain an independent third party service provider to
perform the foregoing verification. Contractor shall keep the Social Security
number and date of birth verification for each person engaged to perform any of
the Work at the Site on file until Final Acceptance and provide FedEx with copies
from time to time at FedEx’s request.
Cause persons that will perform any of the Work at the Site to submit to a Drug
Screen Test that meets the Protocol Standards of the TSA or the airport authority,
as applicable, or that FedEx establishes and that Contractor causes to be
administered at Contractor’s expense. The Drug Screen Tests that Contractor
causes to be administered by virtue of the foregoing must test for evidence of the
use of marijuana, cocaine, opiates, phencyclidines (“pcp”) and amphetamines.
The testing laboratory that analyzes the blood or urine samples taken in
connection with a required Drug Screen Test must be a laboratory approved by the
National Institute of Drug Abuse. Contractor may not permit any person to enter
the Site for the purpose of performing any of the Work if the results of a Drug
Screen Test administered to that person exceed the minimum allowable levels that
the Department of Transportation (“DOT”) establishes from time to time.
Contractor shall ensure that a condition of the continued employment of each
person engaged to perform any of the Work at the Site is that that person must
submit to Drug Screen Tests during the performance of the Work if FedEx,
Contractor, the TSA, or the airport authority having jurisdiction over the Site
believes that there is probable cause that the person is using DOT-proscribed
drugs. Contractor may not permit any person to enter the Site for the purpose of
performing any of the Work if that person refuses to submit to a Drug Screen Test
under circumstances where FedEx, Contractor, the TSA or the airport authority
believes that there is probable cause that the person is using DOT-proscribed
drugs or if the results of that person’s Drug Screen Test exceed the minimum