Opportunity
Franklin Ionwave #2027-015
Firefighter pre-employment and annual occupational health examinations
Posted
November 02, 2026
Respond By
December 18, 2026
Identifier
2027-015
NAICS
621111, 621399
The City of Franklin, Tennessee, is seeking qualified medical providers to deliver firefighter pre-employment and annual occupational health examinations. - Government buyer: City of Franklin, Tennessee — Purchasing Office. - OEMs and vendors: No medical OEMs, vendors, or specific providers are named. Potential competing providers include Concentra, Medcor, WorkCare, and Premise Health. - Services requested: Comprehensive firefighter examinations and the individual examination, testing, and screening services listed below. The solicitation provides no total number of firefighters; quantities shown as 1 are price-grid units, not the expected number of people served. - Notable requirements: Services must comply with NFPA 1582 and applicable Tennessee firefighter presumptive-coverage laws. Providers must meet Tennessee licensing requirements and maintain a primary practice or clinical facility within 10 miles of Franklin city limits. Scope includes respiratory-protection medical evaluations and written SCBA clearance, scheduling, examination reports, monthly status reports, and annual de-identified aggregate reporting. Multiple providers may be selected. - Period: Three-year firm-fixed-price base term with two optional one-year extensions. Initial terms may be prorated to align with the City's contract cycle.
Description
The City of Franklin is seeking qualified medical service providers for comprehensive firefighter pre-employment and annual physical examinations. Services are intended to support firefighters’ health, safety, and medical readiness, and must follow NFPA 1582 and applicable Tennessee laws. The City may award to multiple providers, with awarded providers required to maintain a primary practice or clinical facility within ten miles of Franklin city limits. The contract structure is firm-fixed price for three years, with two one-year extension options.