Where Can Employers Get the Federal CCF and DOT Alcohol Testing Form?

The DOT Office of Drug and Alcohol Policy and Compliance (ODAPC) posts an ATF and CCF Suppliers page with an alphabetical list of potential sources for purchasing the Federal Drug Testing Custody and Control Form (CCF) and the DOT Alcohol Testing Form (ATF). The page states that DOT provides the list as a courtesy, does not consider it an endorsement of any company, and that other available sources may be considered.

Most entries on the list are marked CCF only, ATF only, or CCF and ATF.

Under 49 CFR 40.40(b), a non-Federal form or an expired CCF must not be used to conduct a DOT collection. A laboratory, C/TPA or other party that provides CCFs to employers, collection sites or other customers must not provide copies of an expired CCF to these participants and must affirmatively notify them that they must not use an expired CCF.

Under 49 CFR 40.225(a), the ATF must be used for every DOT alcohol test. Under 49 CFR 40.13(g), an employer must not use the CCF or the ATF in its non-DOT drug and alcohol testing programs, including DOT forms with references to DOT programs and agencies crossed out.

Details of the CCF are covered in What Is the Federal Drug Testing Custody and Control Form?, and the ATF is covered in What Is the DOT Alcohol Testing Form?.

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A small number of companies in the MyDrugTesting.com Suppliers category are pharmacies whose business names also refer to medical or orthopedic supplies.