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Glynn County opens four bids for annual fire and EMS medical physicals

Glynn County Board of Commissioners · November 5, 2025
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Summary

Glynn County procurement staff publicly opened four bids for IFB 26-001, the county's annual medical-physical contract for fire and EMS. Bidders and base prices were read into the record; no award was made at the opening.

Glynn County procurement staff publicly opened four bids on Nov. 6, 2025, for IFB 26-001, the county's contract for annual medical physicals for fire and EMS. The bids will be reviewed and a recommended award presented to the county finance committee and then the full Board of Commissioners.

The county recorded four bids and the base amounts as read during the public opening: Professionals Health Services Inc. (Brummell, Pennsylvania) at $114,050.30; SiteMed North America PC (Marietta, Georgia) at $126,620.00; United Diagnostic Services LLC (Brooklyn, New York) at $112,840.00; and WellStreet of Georgia P.C. (Atlanta, Georgia) at $81,900.00. Procurement staff noted that a lowest responsive bid may not be the recommended awardee after evaluation.

The procurement analyst said procurement staff and the project manager will review paperwork for accuracy and completeness. A bid tabulation will be posted to the Glynn County website when it is available. No award or formal committee action was taken during the opening; the reading of bids is a ministerial step required to record submissions in the public record.

Questions about the solicitation were directed to Nikki Thompson, procurement analyst, via the county procurement office email. The county will present the recommended award to the finance committee and then to the full Board of Commissioners for final approval.