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Specialty Care Transport (NICU/PICU) Services

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This subcontract for Specialty Care Transport (NICU/PICU) Services involves providing high-acuity transportation for neonatal and pediatric intensive care patients on behalf of prime contractors for the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services. The service requires the provision of ground ambulances specifically equipped for pediatric and neonatal critical care, along with clinical staffing trained in these specialties. All operations must strictly comply with Los Angeles EMS Agency Reference 414 to ensure the safe delivery of specialized clinical transport between medical facilities. Eligible providers must hold status as a licensed hospital or an approved ambulance provider with personnel specifically trained in NICU and PICU care. The contract falls under NAICS code 622310 and is centered in Los Angeles, California. This specialized medical transport ensures that the most vulnerable patients receive critical care during transit between healthcare facilities within the county.

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Subcontract for specialized NICU/PICU ground ambulance transport services in Los Angeles, California.

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AgencyCalifornia → Department of Health Services
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Performs high-acuity transportation for NICU and PICU patients for prime contractors on Los Angeles County DHS projects. Provides clinical staffing and ground ambulances equipped for pediatric/neonatal critical care in compliance with Los Angeles EMS Agency Reference 414. Requires status as a licensed Hospital or approved ambulance provider with NICU/PICU trained personnel. Delivers specialized clinical transport between facilities.

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