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Provide Two-Horse Trailers.
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Youth day treatment intensive (DTI) program provider.
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Oct 30, 2026
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The solicitation seeks two prisoner transport vans and one ADA prisoner transport van. It requires new, current-production Ford Transit Cargo Vans. The vans must have specified factory and dealer-installed equipment configurations.
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Census ID
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161105
Employee FTE
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2,352
Population
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297,260
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54 / 100
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This is a Software Subscription Agreement between Origami Risk LLC and County of Merced for a Risk Management Information System (RMIS). The agreement, effective April 15, 2025, for a 36-month term, includes recurring subscriptions for RMIS services at $90,000 per year, and a one-time implementation fee of $9,500. The contract covers various risk management functions, including certificates of insurance, claims, incident reporting, and ADA accommodations.
This document details an amendment to Contract No. 13895 between Merced County and George Hills Company, Inc., extending the term for third-party liability claims administration services from July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2027. The amendment revises compensation, setting a total contract price not to exceed $426,200.00, exclusive of certain reimbursable expenses. The document also includes the original agreement's terms, the Request for Proposal, George Hills' service proposal, PRISM standards, and various purchase orders for annual services and training.
This document details an agreement and subsequent amendments between Merced County and Pegasus Risk Management, Inc. for workers' compensation claims administration services. The initial contract (No. 2021221) began July 1, 2021. Through two amendments, the contract term has been extended to June 30, 2026, with the latest Total Contract Price being $1,949,290.00. The agreement outlines service scope, compensation, pricing, and various terms and conditions, including specific annual fees detailed in purchase orders.
This document details the engagement between Merced County and Company Nurse, LLC for workplace injury contact center and nurse triage services. It comprises an original agreement (Contract 13189) and three amendments that modified its terms and extended its duration up to September 30, 2025, with increasing compensation limits. A subsequent and distinct agreement (Contract 15478) further extends the provision of these services from October 1, 2025, to September 30, 2028, with its own compensation cap. The document also includes several individual Purchase Orders for specific periods of these services.
Board meetings and strategic plans from County of Merced
The board meeting focused on several key items, including a discussion on Administrative Permit No. AA26-004 for Sensient Agricultural Ingredients LLC, where community members raised significant concerns regarding gnat infestations and requested environmental and procedural safeguards; this item was continued to a future meeting. Additionally, the Planning Commission addressed Zoning Variance No. ZV26-006 and Minor Subdivision No. MS26-012 for the Sierra Vista Dairy project, which involved subdividing a 160-acre parcel into two smaller parcels, including CEQA compliance determinations and discussions on agricultural land use and zoning requirements.
The board conducted a closed session regarding litigation and real property negotiations before holding a regular meeting. Key discussion topics included a presentation from the Housing Authority and the approval of various administrative, financial, and policy actions. The board authorized emergency repairs for public facilities, ratified various contracts for behavioral health services, and approved memoranda of understanding for transportation planning and dependency drug court programs. Additionally, the board processed lease agreements, grant applications for the District Attorney and Sheriff's departments, tax rate resolutions, and declarations of surplus property. Board appointments were also made for the Snelling Cemetery District Board of Trustees.
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The Board addressed closed session matters regarding existing litigation and real property negotiations. Key consent and regular agenda items included the approval of emergency repairs for correctional and behavioral health facilities, multiple contract amendments and renewals for mental health and recovery services, and the adoption of various proclamations. The Board authorized the issuance of Requests for Qualifications for material testing and construction management services. Additionally, the Board entered into an agreement with the City of Merced for environmental assessment services, approved various intergovernmental agreements and grants for health and human services, disposed of surplus property, and made several appointments to local advisory councils and water district boards.
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