Airport Emergency Medical Services and Related Services for Liszt Ferenc International Airport

Airport emergency medical services and related services for Liszt Ferenc International Airport, with an average of approximately 55,000 daily passengers: rescue services, outpatient emergency care, basic care, first aid, public health activities, emergency readiness. This includes emergency care for passengers, visitors, and employees; decisions on fitness to travel for departing passengers after emergency care; general medical examinations for infectious or suspected infectious patients on airport premises or aircraft; general medical examination and issuance of certificates for guarded accommodation requested by authorities; alcohol testing for airport organizations in prescribed cases; initiation and participation in the management of emergency situations and mass casualties at the airport in cooperation with the National Ambulance Service. Minimum personnel requirements per shift are at least 1 chief physician, 1 physician, 1 paramedic, 2 ambulance technicians, and 1 dispatcher. Minimum equipment requirements per shift are an ambulance car and an emergency car. The service provider must ensure sufficient staff availability for the contract duration and provide a 24-hour dispatcher service and staff readiness as specified in the technical description. The contract duration is 4 years. Services are to be provided according to ESzCsM regulation 60/2003 (X. 20.), EüM regulation 5/2006 (II. 7.) on rescue services, and the technical description in the tender documents.

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