Conduct the Initial Application Review for each trauma center applications as required… and 1 more item

The Florida Department of Health awarded a contract valued at $9,000 with an effective period from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027. The contract encompasses two primary deliverables related to trauma center application review processes as mandated by Florida Statute 395.4025(2)(c). The first line item, valued at $8,000, requires the contractor to conduct Initial Application Reviews for trauma center applications within statutorily required timeframes, with services performed as requested and arranged by the Department. The second line item, valued at $1,000, requires the contractor to conduct Initial Application Deficiency Reviews for trauma center applications during the same contract period or as directed by the Department.

The contract represents a service procurement by the Florida Department of Health to support its regulatory oversight of trauma center facilities. Both deliverables are performance-based requirements tied to specific statutory compliance obligations, with the contractor responsible for completing reviews according to established timeframes and departmental direction. The contractor's place of performance is not explicitly specified in the contract documentation but may be inferred to occur within Florida given the state-specific regulatory context and the Department's coordination of service delivery.