FIRST AID & SAFETY PATROL OF LEBANON INC

FIRST AID & SAFETY PATROL OF LEBANON INC specializes in emergency medical response, on-site safety oversight, and public health preparedness services. The contractor delivers trained personnel and operational support for medical triage, first aid deployment, and safety protocol enforcement in public and government-supported events. Their technical expertise includes CPR and AED administration, trauma response, hazard mitigation, and compliance with OSHA and CDC guidelines for non-clinical emergency care settings. A key differentiator is their focus on mobile, rapid-deployment medical readiness, enabling immediate intervention in high-traffic or high-risk environments such as public gatherings, infrastructure projects, and emergency drills. The company’s operational model emphasizes field-ready personnel, portable medical equipment logistics, and real-time incident documentation. No award history is available to identify specific agencies or contract vehicles, so no confirmed agency relationships or programmatic patterns can be inferred. Similarly, no recent contract awards or top NAICS codes are documented to define vertical specializations or market focus beyond the primary classification. The primary NAICS code 621910, “Other Ambulatory Health Care Services,” reflects non-clinical, event-based medical support services distinct from traditional healthcare facilities. In practice, this means the contractor operates at the intersection of public safety and emergency medical services, providing supplemental care where formal medical infrastructure is absent or overwhelmed. Their positioning is that of a responsive, on-demand medical support entity rather than a clinical provider. The entity is structured as an 8H — a small business owned and controlled by a Native American individual — and is headquartered in Lebanon, Pennsylvania. No federal certifications such as 8(a), HUBZone, or WOSB are listed. The company maintains a localized geographic footprint with no evidence of nationwide contract presence, suggesting a regional focus on state, county, or municipal emergency preparedness initiatives.