Y24-1046_Scope_of_Services.pdf
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- EMS Medications
- Solicitation number
- Y24-1046-KS
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- Orange County, Orlando City, Florida
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This Scope of Services document is from the Orange County Fire Rescue Department in Florida, detailing pharmaceutical procurement requirements for Emergency Medical Service (EMS) medications. The document outlines specific requirements for a contractor to supply pharmaceuticals, including controlled substances, directly to the Orange County Fire Rescue Department. Key requirements include shipping medications within seven calendar days of order receipt, ensuring all pharmaceuticals have a minimum 12-month expiration date from delivery, and adhering to Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) shipping guidelines.
The document specifies that if a product is unavailable or backordered, the contractor must provide written notice within 24 hours to the Orange County Fire Rescue Representative via email (CSMed@ocfl.et) or physical mail at the department's EMS Supply address. While no specific pricing terms are detailed in this scope of services document, the requirements emphasize reliable and compliant pharmaceutical supply for the county's emergency medical services, focusing on timely delivery, proper documentation, and medication quality standards.
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SCOPE OF SERVICES
OVERVIEW
Orange County Fire Rescue Department is responsible for the delivery of Emergency Medical Service (EMS) to the citizens of Orange County. This care includes Advanced Life Support which is provided by paramedics. Orange County Fire Rescue uses a variety of medications approved by the County’s Medical Director and listed in current Medical Treatment Protocols.
REQUIREMENTS
• The Contractor shall accept orders and ship directly to the Orange County Fire Rescue Department to include orders for “controlled” pharmaceuticals.
• All pharmaceuticals shall be shipped according to current Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) guidelines.
• The Contractor shall ship all pharmaceuticals with an expiration date established by the manufacturer of at least 12 months from the delivery date.
• The Contractor product shall be delivered within seven (7) calendar days from receipt of order.
If the product is unavailable or backordered at the time of request, the Contractor shall provide written notice to the Orange County Fire Rescue Representative or designated contact via CSMed@ocfl.et or Orange County Fire Rescue Department, c/o EMS Supply, 400 Gaston Foster Road, Orlando, FL 32807 within twenty-four (24) hours of request no later than 3:00 p.m.
mailto:CSMed@ocfl.et
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