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PROPOSAL TO PROVIDE FIRE/EMS EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION & RELATED SERVICES CITY OF SANTA ANA • Santa Ana Station Four— 2913 Warner Avenue, Santa Ana • Santa Ana Station Five — 2125 N. Grand Avenue, Santa Ana In addition to the seven (7) fully dedicated transport ambulances and EMT crews, Care Ambulance provides full and complete backup services for the City of Santa Ana, twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week to all 9-1-1 and other emergencies in the City of Santa Ana as may be required. Care Ambulance provides fully equipped and staffed vehicles from our regular fleet of emergency ambulances, ready to provide backup emergency transportation services to the City of Santa Ana in the event the dedicated ambulances are unavailable or unable to respond to a call for service. To accomplish this task, Care Ambulance currently maintains an additional fleet of 143 emergency ambulances at our various ambulance station locations, including multiple ambulances located at Care's Corporate Offices, just outside of Santa Ana, at 1517 W. Braden Ct., Orange. Dedicated Ambulance Fleet For the provision of service to the City of Santa Ana, Care commits to continue to furnish seven (7) Modular Type III emergency ambulance, built on a specialized Ford gasoline chassis, and then configured locally by Leader Ambulance in South EI Monte. Each ambulance meets and exceeds all requirements of the California Highway Patrol, the Department of Transportation, Orange County EMS, OCFA and the City of Santa Ana. Each ambulance is already equipped with an OC fire 800 MHZ radio system, navigation systems, automatic vehicle (AVL) locator systems and Care's dispatch center already interfaces with the Communications Center for OCFA. To assure that these vehicles are entirely available to the City of Santa Ana, Care Ambulance has lettered the front line/dedicated ambulance with a city -approved distinctive lettering scheme that designates the ambulance as "Proudly Serving the City of Santa Ana". Automated External Cardiac Compression Devices Recent studies have demonstrated that the use of a mechanical automated chest compression device may lead to superior coronary perfusion pressures by addressing the shortcomings of conventional manual CPR, thus improving survival rates from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. For that reason, Care Ambulance proposes to provide an Automated External Cardiac Compression Device on each of our seven (7) dedicated Santa Ana ambulances. RFP # 18-059 —CARE AMBULANCE SERVICE 37