Annual inspection of 3 G5 AED's annually for Pinellas Juvenile Detention and 2 more items
Ended State & local contract award Florida Awarded
- Contract number
- EP583850
- Awardee
- Not on record
- Contracting organization
- Department of Juvenile Justice
- Contract amount
- $2,281
Award facts
- Completion date
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About this award
The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice awarded contract EP583850 to provide automated external defibrillator (AED) maintenance and related equipment for Pinellas Juvenile Detention facility. The contract, valued at $2,281.45, was awarded on July 29, 2026, with a completion date of August 31, 2026. The deliverables consist of annual inspection services for three G5 AED units, replacement lithium non-rechargeable batteries, and AED replacement pads necessary for operational readiness and regulatory compliance at the facility.
The contract encompasses three distinct line items: annual inspection of three G5 AED units at $240 per unit; three G5 lithium non-rechargeable batteries at $420.75 per unit; and four AED pads at $74.80 per unit. These supplies and services are intended to ensure that the automated external defibrillators at Pinellas Juvenile Detention maintain proper functionality and meet operational standards for emergency medical response capabilities. The prime contractor name is not specified in the available contract documentation.
Line items
| Item | Total |
|---|---|
| Annual inspection of 3 G5 AED's annually for Pinellas Juvenile Detention. | $720.00 |
| G5 Lithium non-rechargeable battery | $1,262.25 |
| AED Pads | $299.20 |
Quick answers
How much is contract EP583850 worth?
Its contract amount is $2,281.
Which organization awarded contract EP583850?
Department of Juvenile Justice in Florida awarded contract EP583850.
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