Opportunity
Saskatchewan Tenders #ACAN-200081826
24/7 ALS and BLS Ground Ambulance Services for Lloydminster
Posted
October 23, 2026
Respond By
November 17, 2026
Identifier
ACAN-200081826
NAICS
621910
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is seeking continuous ground ambulance coverage for the Saskatchewan portion of the Lloydminster emergency response zone. - Government buyer: Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA), Provincial Procurement Contracts. - Intended service provider: Prairie Emergency Medical Systems Inc. No ambulance or equipment OEMs are identified. - Requested service: One Advanced Life Support (ALS) ambulance and one Basic Life Support (BLS) ambulance, based in Lloydminster and staffed by appropriately licensed personnel, with 24/7 availability. - Covers emergency response, patient care and transport, facility transfers, public emergency response, conveyance between vehicles or aircraft, healthcare-facility support, and mutual aid. - Notable requirements: Meet specified response-time targets; maintain staff training and licensing; participate in SHA quality-improvement activities and performance meetings; and provide operational, incident, and financial reporting. The provider must also have an agreement to serve the Alberta portion of the Lloydminster response zone. - Term: Proposed five-year contract with an option to extend for a further five years.
Description
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) seeks ground ambulance services for the Saskatchewan portion of the Lloydminster emergency services response zone and signals its intention to award a contract to Prairie Emergency Medical Systems Inc. The operator must provide one Advanced Life Support ambulance and one Basic Life Support ambulance, staffed by appropriately licensed personnel and based in Lloydminster, 24 hours a day. Services include emergency response, patient treatment and transport, facility transfers, mutual aid, and related reporting, quality, training, and performance obligations. SHA intends a five-year contract with an option to extend for an additional five years; other suppliers may submit statements of capabilities by November 17, 2026.