Opportunity

County of Collier #PUR-20975

Single Source Procurement of Handtevy Mobile Application for EMS Drug Dosage Calculation

Posted

September 02, 2026

Respond By

September 24, 2026

Identifier

PUR-20975

NAICS

541512

This procurement opportunity involves the Collier County Board of County Commissioners Procurement Services Division's intent to single source the Handtevy mobile application for EMS drug dosage calculation. - Government Buyer: - Collier County Board of County Commissioners Procurement Services Division - OEM and Vendor: - Pediatric Emergency Standards, Inc. (Handtevy) - Products/Services Requested: - Handtevy Mobile Application - Specialized for EMS drug dosage calculation for adults and pediatric patients - Integrates Collier County EMS Common Medical protocol in a searchable electronic format - Exports time-stamped drug dosing calculations to the county's electronic patient care reporting system - Customizes EMS protocols, medications, drug concentrations, and dosages - Supports system-wide protocol and medication updates without manual intervention - Calculates dosages by patient weight for both adult and pediatric cases - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Only solution capable of meeting all specified requirements - Pediatric Emergency Standards, Inc. is the sole OEM/vendor considered capable - No other vendors are considered capable of meeting these requirements - Period of Performance: - Intended contract period is three years - Protocol updates every six months - Ongoing system-wide support

Description

Handtevy is a mobile application used for calculating drug dosages for adults and pediatrics. It includes the Collier County Common Medical protocol in electronic format which is searchable and exports time-stamped drug dosing calculations into the electronic patient care reporting system. Handtevy uniquely customizes EMS Common Medical protocol medications, drug concentrations, and dosages, and integrates directly with the patient report system. The app reduces drug dosing errors and provider anxiety during high-stress medical calls and updates protocols every 6 months system-wide without manual intervention.

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