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Regional Non-Medical Transportation Provider

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This subcontract involves providing regional non-medical transportation services for prime contractors working on New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports projects in Western New York. The provider is responsible for transporting individuals to harm reduction, treatment, and recovery services, with a specific requirement to handle emergent medical transport requests within a 48 hour window. To ensure safety and specialized care, all drivers must hold certifications in naloxone administration, overdose prevention, crisis intervention, Red Cross basic first aid, and Mental Health First Aid. The selected provider is expected to maintain rigorous operational standards, which include the delivery of completed trip logs and comprehensive monthly reporting data.

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Non-medical transportation for NYS addiction services requiring certified drivers and monthly reporting.

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Non-Medical Transportation – SETT 26024

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AgencyNew York → NYS Office of Addiction Services and Supports
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Performs non-medical transport for prime contractors on NYS Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS) projects in Western NY. Transports individuals to recovery, treatment, and harm reduction services, including emergent medical transport, within 48 hours of request. Requires drivers trained in crisis intervention, overdose prevention, naloxone administration, Red Cross basic first aid, and Mental Health First Aid. Delivers completed trips and monthly reporting data.

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