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EMS Matching Grant
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The EMS Matching Grant, solicitation number M2664, is an award notice issued by the Florida Department of Health to the Pembroke Pines Fire Department. This grant is designed to support the improvement and expansion of pre-hospital care within the service area, with funds reviewed and rated by a panel of subject matter experts in accordance with Chapter 401.113 of the Florida Statutes. The agreement provides $47,857.50 in funding, which requires a 25% cash match of $15,952.50 from the recipient, bringing the total project value to $63,810.00. The contract operates under a 100% advance payment structure and remains in effect until its expiration on June 30, 2027. To maintain compliance, the Pembroke Pines Fire Department must submit quarterly reports and adhere to specific property and equipment guidelines for any items acquired with grant funds that exceed a value of $5,000.
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$47,857.5NAICS
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FL, USASet-Aside
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CITY OF PEMBROKE PINESAward Issued Date
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