Duchesne County, Utah has opened a competitive procurement for countywide Emergency Medical Services.
Opportunity: Duchesne County Request for Proposal — Emergency Medical Services.
Deadline: proposals are due September 11, 2026 at 5:00 PM Utah time (MDT). The official public notice was posted August 24, 2026.
Term: the County states that the resulting EMS service term will be four years.
Scope: the selected provider must deliver reliable 24/7 EMS coverage across Duchesne County, including ground ambulance interfacility transports; meet state and national response standards; employ licensed and certified personnel; maintain vehicles, equipment and facilities; operate quality-assurance and risk-management programs; report performance metrics; and provide financially sustainable service in remote and populated areas.
Eligibility / qualifications: proposers must be qualified service providers and provide proof of licensure and certification to deliver EMS services in Utah, a staffing plan and key-personnel qualifications, and relevant rural EMS experience. The solicitation also includes insurance requirements.
Funding: the official public notice does not state a contract ceiling. Atlas does not infer one.
Atlas Opportunity Score: 82/100. This is a current, clearly defined rural-health and EMS procurement with a four-year contract term and a direct vendor mechanism for properly licensed EMS providers.
N9+ Direct Vendor Fit: 5/100. The verified solicitation is for a licensed countywide EMS operator, not a remote physical-exam or telehealth technology vendor. Dr. Miltie is therefore not classified as a lawful Path A proposer on the current record, and Atlas is not initiating applicant/vendor outreach for N9+ or QC Healthcare without a verified material subcontractor role.