Full Program Management
A C/TPA acts as the intermediary between your company, the collection sites, labs, and MRO. We manage the entire chain so nothing falls through the cracks.
- Enroll your drivers in a DOT-compliant random testing consortium
- Manage all random selection and notifications
- Coordinate collections at 10,000+ nationwide locations
- Manage laboratory relationships and chain-of-custody
- Transmit specimens for SAMHSA-certified analysis
- MRO review of all results before employer notification
- Maintain required records in your DQ file
- Generate DOT-compliant management information system (MIS) reports
- Alert you to positive, refusal, and non-negative results immediately
- Support for FMCSA audit preparation
Who Needs a C/TPA?
Any employer subject to DOT drug and alcohol testing regulations (FMCSA, FAA, FTA, PHMSA, FRA) needs either an in-house program administrator or an outside C/TPA. Most small-to-mid-size employers use a C/TPA like us because it's more cost-effective and reliably compliant.
Simple Flat-Rate Pricing
No hidden fees. One monthly rate covers program administration, random pool management, and record-keeping.
See Pricing →We Serve All DOT Agencies
FMCSA (Trucking)
CDL drivers operating commercial motor vehicles. Most common DOT testing requirement.
FAA (Aviation)
Flight crew, air traffic controllers, and aviation safety-sensitive employees.
FTA (Transit)
Public transit operators, mechanics, controllers, and dispatchers.
FRA (Railroad)
Train operators, signal employees, and dispatchers subject to FRA testing.
PHMSA (Pipeline)
Pipeline operations and hazardous materials transportation employees.
USCG (Maritime)
Merchant marine officers and crewmembers subject to Coast Guard testing rules.
C/TPA Questions
What's the difference between a consortium and a TPA?
A consortium pools multiple employers' drivers together for random testing rate purposes (common for owner-operators). A TPA simply manages your program. We offer both arrangements.
Can owner-operators use your consortium?
Yes. Owner-operators are required to participate in a consortium for random testing. We enroll owner-operators directly and handle all notifications and testing coordination.
How do we switch from our current C/TPA?
Switching is straightforward. We handle the transfer of records and ensure there's no gap in testing coverage during the transition. Contact us to start the process.