Preventative maintenance on specified patient care equipment. To meet regulatory standards… and 2 more items

The Florida Department of Health awarded a contract on January 29, 2026, for preventative maintenance services on patient care equipment. The contract, identified as C59FBA, extends through June 30, 2026, with a total contract value of $1,206.00. The scope of work encompasses functional testing, electrical safety verification, and calibration testing on seven units of specified patient care equipment to ensure compliance with applicable regulatory standards. Upon successful completion of testing, inspection stickers are applied to equipment that passes all required assessments, with inspection reports to be provided upon receipt of full payment.

The contract deliverables include preventative maintenance on the seven patient care equipment units at $135.00 per unit, a database administration fee of $47.25 (representing five percent of total labor costs for annual preventative maintenance activities), and travel time charges totaling $190.00 (two units at $95.00 each). The prime contractor is responsible for all testing, inspection documentation, and equipment certification activities required to bring the patient care equipment into full regulatory compliance during the specified performance period.