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Hospital-Based ECMO, Specialty Care, Critical Care and Interfacility Transport-EMS Partnership

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437-10-26-002State & Local

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University Medical Center of El Paso (UMC) is soliciting proposals under RFP 437-10-26-002 to establish a partnership with a qualified Emergency Medical Services (EMS) provider. The goal is to support a hospital-based ECMO, Specialty Care, Critical Care, and Interfacility Transport Program serving El Paso County, West Texas, and Southern New Mexico. While UMC intends to provide the specialty transport ambulances, advanced clinical equipment, and qualified clinical personnel, the selected partner must provide the necessary licensing, franchise authority, staffing, and operational infrastructure. The program specifically focuses on high-acuity services, including ECMO retrieval, mechanical circulatory support, cardiogenic shock, and advanced mechanical ventilation, while generally excluding standard 911 or scene-response operations. The selected provider will be responsible for the registration, insurance, and preventive maintenance of UMC-owned assets and must implement a collaborative medical direction model. Proposals must include flexible staffing models, such as dedicated, on-call, or 24/7 operations. To be considered, respondents must submit a signed Response Agreement, Conflict of Interest Questionnaire, and Public Integrity Disclosure via the Bonfire portal by October 27, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. MT. Award decisions will be based on written submittals and potential oral presentations, with the Hospital District maintaining the right to reject any proposal. The contractor must maintain liability insurance of at least 1 million dollars per incident and 3 million dollars aggregate, and must comply with HIPAA and OIG regulations.

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UMC seeks an EMS partner for high-acuity specialty and critical care transport services.

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TX, USA

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El Paso County Hospital District EMS Partnership

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AgencyTexas → University Medical Center Of El Paso
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OfficeTX, USA
Office AddressTX, USA
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Sergio Saldivar

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University Medical Center of El Paso (UMC) seeks proposals from qualified Emergency Medical Services (EMS) providers interested in establishing a contractual partnership to support a hospital-based ECMO, Specialty Care, Critical Care, and Interfacility Transport Program serving El Paso County, surrounding West Texas, and Southern New Mexico, including Southeastern New Mexico.
UMC anticipates providing a dedicated specialty transport ambulance, advanced clinical equipment, and qualified clinical personnel. The selected EMS partner will provide the licensing, franchise authority, staffing, operational infrastructure, and other services necessary to support a safe, compliant, and sustainable transport program.
Respondents are encouraged to propose multiple partnership models that accommodate ECMO retrieval, mechanical circulatory support, specialty and critical care transport, and selected interfacility transfers, including transportation between outside healthcare facilities when authorized.
UMC seeks a financially sustainable partnership that preserves operational flexibility, supports regional access to advanced medical care, and allows for future expansion of transport capabilities based on service demand and organizational needs.

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