The purpose of this solicitation is to select a respondent that can satisfy the State’s need for CDL Third Party Skills Test Sites. It is the intent of the BMV to contract with multiple respondents. The Indiana Commercial Driver License (CDL) skill testing is performed by State certified third-party Contractors who have agreed to conform to all applicable statues and regulations of the State of Indiana and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration pertaining to the Commercial Driver License into an administrable skills test at the third-party Contractor’s location.
The testing sites and the test examiners both have specific requirements set by the State and are subject to audit and termination. Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles currently works with 10 different Contractors, at 14 different sites across the State who are administering the CDL Skills Test.
Selected contractors provide certified test sites with a 60’ x 320’ testing area, approved commercial motor vehicles for applicant rental, and at least two qualified examiners to administer CDL skills tests in accordance with State and FMCSA instructions, generate and upload results via CSTIMS the same business day, maintain applicant and examiner records for three years, submit testing reports when requested, allow random examinations and audits, implement random alcohol and controlled substances testing, and meet computer, insurance, notification and site operation requirements.
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