Open tender · United States · Public tender
Ground Ambulance Services at Ft. Polk, LA…
W40M USA Hca · LA 71459
W40M USA Hca in the United States is inviting bids for “Ground Ambulance Services at Ft. Polk, LA…”. Bids close on 21 October 2026, 09:00 EDT. Reference: W81K00-26-R-A051. Who can bid: Must possess an unrestricted paramedic license from the State of Louisiana. askTender lists every requirement to qualify and checks whether your company meets them.
The tender in brief
Ground ambulance services at Fort Polk, Louisiana, for licensed emergency medical providers
The contractor must staff two ground ambulances 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year at Fort Polk, Louisiana, providing advanced life support, transports to and from aero-medical evacuation sites, and field ambulance services. The contract covers a base period and four option periods, with labor categories including paramedics, basic emergency medical technicians, an EMS medical director, and a senior paramedic/on-site program manager.
Who can win it
- Must possess an unrestricted paramedic license from the State of Louisiana
Key facts
- Procedure
- Solicitation
- Contract period
- Base period from 1 April 2027 through 30 September 2027, plus four option periods each of 12 months
- Published
- 17 Sep 2026
- Reference
- W81K00-26-R-A051
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