The job description also states that an armed DEA agent will be around at all times during these incinerator sessions; the contract winner would have to undergo drug testing, and there will be camera footage of the process as well. “All information obtained shall be used only for performing this contract and shall not be divulged nor made known in any manner except as necessary to perform this contract,” the DEA explains in the post.
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