Texas Alcohol & Drug Testing

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1605 US Highway 181
Portland, TX 78374

Established in 1994, Texas Alcohol and Drug Testing Service (TADTS) is an industry leader dedicated to helping companies establish Drug-Free Workplaces. Recently evolving into The Alcohol & Drug Testing Service, the company boasts three decades of experience in federally mandated testing for industries such as transportation, marine, aviation, pipeline, and oil and gas. TADTS offers nationwide certified collection sites to ensure compliance with federal and state regulations.

Many companies struggle to keep up with the dynamic landscape of testing regulations. TADTS provides Third Party Administration (TPA) services to simplify the process for businesses, protecting them from issues like discriminative administration or wrongful discharge. The company's mission focuses on providing confidential, cost-effective testing programs for individuals and corporations alike, emphasizing integrity and dependability in all services.

TADTS boasts certified collectors trained by the National Drug & Alcohol Screening Association, ensuring compliance with federal testing regulations. With its corporate office in Houston and additional satellite offices in Brownsville, Huntsville, Longview, Portland, and Uvalde, TADTS offers extensive coverage and assistance 24/7, backed by a network of qualified collection sites across Texas and the United States.

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