Feasibility Study for Emergency Medical Services

The government authority in York, Maine, seeks a vendor to conduct an objective, data-driven feasibility study for its emergency medical services. The selected contractor must perform an operational and financial evaluation of the current contracted ambulance service, analyzing staffing models, service reliability, clinical performance metrics, response times, call volume patterns, mutual aid utilization, operational strengths and weaknesses, and financial sustainability. Additionally, the scope requires the vendor to evaluate feasible alternative service delivery models and analyze the financial implications of each model. Eligible bidders must be an onshore, USA-based organization. The contractor will perform all work offsite. The buyer has not specified a fixed budget and seeks proposals to determine the cost. The provided text contains no details regarding key dates or specific evaluation criteria.