Are currently cleared Contractors whose clearance was granted prior to the 2007 Bodman Memo required to submit to a Drug Test at the time of their reinvestigation?
The Secretary’s memo makes it plain that a negative drug test is a prerequisite for a clearance. A person who was granted access prior to the policy going into effect is not exempt. They must be tested. If the employees applying for reinvestagation are not part of the Human Reliability Program (HRP) (100% testing group) they would be subject to the 30% pool for random drug testing. Unless there is reasonable suspicion of illegal drug use, the random tests would be the ony means of providing drug test results during the reinvestigation process. I am developing a 707 compliant program for a small business contractor that is a non-populated joint venture composed of several parent companies. The majority of staff work at a DOE controlled site. A few staff whom hold clearances do not work at a DOE owned or controlled site. Since these staff are located offsite Part 707 apply to them? Anyone holding a DOE clearance must be part of a drug testing program. While the scope of 10 CFR 707 does n
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