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This is a Scope of Work document issued by the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC) for emergency ambulance services at Marion Correctional Institution in Marion, Ohio. The institution houses an average population of 2,400 incarcerated adults and requires a qualified ambulance service provider to deliver emergency medical response and transport services on a local basis. The service provider must maintain 24/7 availability and meet all state and federal requirements for emergency medical services. The contract term, response deadlines, bid submission dates, and any site visit or pre-bid conference requirements are to be established per the formal solicitation documents. Award decisions will be made based on qualifications, experience, service capability, and pricing considerations.

Pricing for ambulance services will be structured according to ODRC's established fee schedules or negotiated rates based on call volume and service level agreements. The contract may include renewal options to ensure continuity of critical emergency medical services at the facility. Preference may be given to incumbent providers demonstrating proven performance history, though all qualified bidders meeting the technical and operational requirements are encouraged to apply. Funding will be provided through ODRC's operational budget dedicated to institutional health and safety services. The selected provider must maintain appropriate insurance coverage, state licensure, and compliance with all Ohio Emergency Medical Services regulations and Joint Commission standards applicable to correctional facility operations.