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Weld County OKs $3.16 million contract with Marathon Health for employee clinics
Summary
Weld County commissioners awarded a four-year, $3,156,720.21 fixed-fee contract to Marathon Health to operate on-site or near-site employee medical clinics after a scoring committee review.
Weld County commissioners voted June 9 to award a four-year contract to Marathon Health to run the county’s on-site or near-site employee medical clinics.
The county’s purchasing office said a scoring committee reviewed proposals and recommended Marathon Health as the firm that “proposed the best solution that meets the county’s needs.” Toby Taylor, purchasing, told the board the award totals $3,156,720.21 in fixed fees for four years of service.
The contract covers daily operations of the clinic and is intended to maintain a resource county employees use, according to county staff. The board moved to approve bid B2500056, with Commissioner Maxey making the motion and Commissioner Ross seconding; the motion carried by voice vote.
The county did not provide further budget-breakdown details or show alternate bidders in the hearing record. The purchasing summary presented at the meeting served as the committee’s recommendation; commissioners did not request additional information at the time of the vote.
The board’s approval keeps the clinic program in place under the Marathon Health contract; implementation details and start dates were not specified in the public hearing record.
