An applicant: Shall submit a completed application to the Department by the due date listed in the request for applications; Shall include in the application all required information listed in the request for applications, including: The names and qualifications of the health care providers that will advise the applicant on the selection and administration of cancer screening tests; The number of firefighters to be screened; The selection criteria the applicant used to identify firefighters at the highest cancer risk based on the latest scientific and medical research; and A description of each test to be procured by the applicant, including: The claimed accuracy and reliability of the test; The scientific and clinical evidence supporting the claimed accuracy and reliability of the test; Whether the test employs innovative or novel technologies, such as DNA sequencing, genomics, proteomics, metabolomics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, big data analytics, or other state-of-the-art technology; Whether the test has the ability to simultaneously screen for two or more cancer types for which firefighters have a higher incidence or death rate; The cost of the test; and Whether the test is developed, manufactured, or commercialized by a business entity located in the State; and May voluntarily withdraw an application at any time. The county in which a volunteer fire company or department is located shall assist a volunteer fire company or a volunteer fire department in submitting an application.