Description: Maryland, through the Department of Health, seeks a qualified vendor to provide canine contraband-detection services at Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center in Jessup. The contractor will conduct regular inspections and searches using trained detection dogs to deter and detect contraband and enhance safety for patients and staff. Services must comply with hospital protocols, protect patient confidentiality, and observe rules concerning patient interactions; the contract period runs from execution through an end date to be determined based on hospital needs and funding.
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