On May 11, 2012; the County released a Request for Proposals (RFP) entitled “Non-Emergency Transportation (#PRO-FY12-0256)”. This RFP is for non-911 ambulance and non-ambulance transportation services required by the County. The typical users are the County Health and Hospital System departments such as custody health, Valley Medical Center, Mental Health, Social Services, etc.
This RFP process is not managed by the EMS Agency, nor does it directly impact 911 EMS operations. This solicitation has no tie to the contract between the County and Rural/Metro for the provision of 911 Paramedic and Emergency Ambulance Transportation. The intention of this memorandum is to provide information to those EMS partners who may wish to participate in this RFP opportunity.
The current contract ends on December 31, 2012.
The County of Santa Clara provides suppliers the opportunity to register to view and download open solicitations through our online electronic bid management system called BidSync. There is no charge to register for or to use our system. For information on how to register for BidSync, visit Vendor Registration. If you have trouble accessing the link through the hyperlink provided; please go to www.sccgov.org and then select “Doing Business with the County”.
Questions related to this solicitation must be directed to the County Procurement Officer assigned within the RFP. Thank you for your continued support of our Emergency Medical Services System.
About Us
- Santa Clara County EMS Agency
- Santa Clara County, California, United States
- The Santa Clara County EMS Agency is charged with the oversight and regulation of the delivery of emergency medical services within the County. The EMS Agency is responsible for developing and coordinating an integrated emergency medical care delivery system, which is composed of education agencies, hospitals and specialty care facilities. Responsibilities include system planning, training program approval, provider and hospital designation, the establishment of appropriate medical, operations, and quality standards, monitoring and facilitating compliance, and the certification, authorization, and accreditation of personnel. The EMS Agency is also responsible for disaster medical-health planning and response. This includes multiple patient management, emergency public health operations, and medical-health mutual aid coordination.