New Type I ALS Ambulance RFP
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Nov 18, 2026
Procurement of one new Type I ALS ambulance based on a Ford F-550 XLT regular-cab 4×4 chassis, including specified equipment and installation/integration of Township-furnished equipment.
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Posted
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Nov 18, 2026
Procurement of one new Type I ALS ambulance based on a Ford F-550 XLT regular-cab 4×4 chassis, including specified equipment and installation/integration of Township-furnished equipment.
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173029
Population
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3,397
Procurement Difficulty Score
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65 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Providence Township
The board approved the payment of warrants and a purchase order for the 2026 resurfacing project. Key business included the authorization of legislation and certifications for the Bailey Road OPWC project, reports on zoning permits, and discussions regarding road maintenance projects such as catch basin repairs and signage for road work. The board also reviewed Fire and EMS equipment needs, including costs for new ambulances, and received an update from the solicitor regarding the ongoing review of the Fire Department handbook.
The board meeting covered several financial and administrative items, including the approval of warrants, payroll for the Fire Department, and various purchase orders for fuel, operating expenses, health department costs, and paving projects. Discussions included correspondence regarding the LCTA meeting, flock camera operations, street light outages, and economic development in the area. Operational reports were reviewed for the Zoning Inspector, Zoning Commission, and Road & Cemetery department, with specific discussions on equipment repairs, cemetery maintenance, and potential vehicle replacements. The Fire Department received approval for an AFG Grant application fee.
The meeting addressed various township administrative and operational matters. Discussions included reviewing resource estimates, managing water district representation ballots, and securing propane pricing for the heating season. The Board approved an amended CFO certification for a grant-funded road project and passed a resolution regarding the Northwestern Water & Sewer District board seat. Operational updates covered zoning permits, planned unit development regulations, road and cemetery maintenance, and the potential sale of an older truck. The Fire/EMS department presented on the procurement of new ambulances and equipment, and the Board approved a volunteer firefighter application.
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