Northrup-Grumman Corporation AEMT Service

In compliance with the requirements of Senate Bill 215, West Valley City seeks proposals to provide AEMT ambulance service on certain property owned and controlled by Northrop Grumman in the City.

Northrop Grumman currently provides AEMT ambulance service for employees on the property owned by Northrop Grumman and subject to the jurisdiction of the Northrop Grumman Fire Department. Due to the pending expiration of Northrop Grumman’s existing license, the City has issued this Request for Proposals to evaluate existing and alternative qualified emergency medical service providers to continue to provide AEMT ambulance service within this scope.

All proposals are to explain how the proposal provides each of these services. Please be clear and concise in explaining how your proposal meets these requirements.

The City’s review is limited to proposals to serve the Northrop Grumman property in accordance with the requirements of Utah Code Section 11-48-103.

• The ideal proposal would offer AEMT-level ambulance service on the Northrop Grumman property.
• The ideal proposal would include an ambulance located on-site at all times to ensure prompt care.
• All proposals shall explain how the provider can meet or exceed the requirements of state law and the Utah BEMS.
• The ideal proposal will ensure that all individuals on the Northrop Grumman property who are within the jurisdiction of the Northrop Grumman Fire Department shall have access to AEMT-level ambulance service.

**Submission:** Proposals must be received no later than **12:00 P.M. local prevailing time**, as conclusively established by the clock on https://utah.bonfirehub.com, on **November 16th, 2026**. All proposals shall be submitted through **Bonfire** and alternative methods of submission shall not be accepted.

All proposals must be signed by an authorized representative of the responder. All responders must follow the requirements listed herein, have a valid business license, and submit proof of insurance if required.

**Evaluation:** Proposals will be scored in each area, with the score given the weight indicated below.

• Cost (one third). The City’s expectation is that the Northrop Grumman property will be served at no cost to the City and that patients served will not pay more than the rates set by state law.
• Quality (one third).
• Access (one third).

West Valley City may choose all, part, or none of the proposals. The successful responder shall enter into a contract with the City.

All responses to this Request for Proposals are subject to the Governmental Records Access Management Act (“GRAMA”).