OIHCD Issues Request for Proposals, By Tom Eversole / October 7, 2022
On September 27, Orcas Island Health Care District (OIHCD) issued two separate requests for proposals for work to be done at the medical clinic located at 7 Deye Lane in Eastsound.
The District will replace its emergency power generator. The request for that work is located [here] The requirement to energize the clinic x-ray machine while on emergency power has been removed. See Generator RFP below.
The District also will undertake work to repair Deye Lane and improve drainage needed to maintain the gravel road. The link to that request is [here].
Proposals are due by 4:00 PM on October 18. For more information contact Tom Eversole at tome@orcashealth.org
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