The Procurement Management Department purchases supplies, services, and construction-related projects for the Public Health Trust. The information contained on this website will facilitate the process for acquiring these needed supplies, services and construction-related projects.

The information located at these links elaborate on the Public Health Trust’s procurement process and the Procurement Regulations provide guidance to Trust’s staff and all interested parties concerning specific procurement procedures. These regulations comply with the Public Health Trust’s overall operational Policies, Miami-Dade County ordinances and all applicable state laws including applicable provisions of the Public Records Law and the Government-in-the-Sunshine Law.

The regulation is advisory in that it is intended to provide guidance to Trust staff in the conduct of an orderly administrative procurement process. The procurement regulations were adopted on February 1, 2006.

The mission of the Procurement Management Department is:

• To obtain supplies, services, and construction-related projects required by the Public Health Trust in a cost-effective and responsible manner.
• To promote quality and integrity.
• To establish clear lines of procurement authority and accountability.
• To provide for increased public confidence in the procedures followed in public procurement.
• To promote the fair and equitable treatment of all interested parties who deal with the Public Health Trust’s procurement system.
• To foster broad-based competition within the free enterprise system.
• To afford economic opportunities to all segments of the community through various socio-economic programs.
• To permit the continued development of procurement policies and procedures.

This webpage contains links to Solicitation Notices of Public Interest, posted by Jackson Health System’s Procurement Management Department, on behalf of the Public Health Trust.

The Notices serve to inform the public of Current, Formal Request for Proposal (RFP) and Invitation to Bid (ITB) solicitations which may potentially result in a Contract Award greater than $250,000.

A copy of these solicitations may be requested through the Procurement Officer listed next to each solicitation on the chart accessible through the links below.The start and ending dates of the Cone-of-Silence are also listed on the chart next to each solicitation.Click on the links below to take you to the desired information:

• Solicitation Notices
• Solicitation Meeting Notices

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To view or print the Public Health Trust policies regarding new vendors, gifts, procurement regulation or the User Access Program, click on the links below:

Jackson Health System – Miami-Dade County’s provider of world-class patient care – wants to do business with you.

The mission of Jackson’s Small Business Program is to provide an open procurement environment for all through innovative and fair business practices. We are fully committed to supporting the economic development of Miami-Dade County small businesses through our program and supporting diverse suppliers through our supplier diversity initiatives.

Jackson currently participates in the Miami-Dade County Small Business Enterprise (SBE) Program. The Miami-Dade County Small Business Development certifies local firms as an “SBE” based on various criteria and revenue thresholds in its race- and gender-neutral program. Our participation in the SBE Program fosters growth and employment in the local economy by giving small businesses a chance to gain the experience, knowledge and resources necessary to succeed.Miami-Dade County certified SBEs are able to participate in various contract measures designed to assist with the bidding process.

Visit Miami-Dade County’s Small Business Development Division online at www.miamidade.gov/smallbusiness/enterprise-programs or call 305-375-3111 for information on SBE certification programs and to apply for SBE certification.

Locate currently certified SBEs for goods and services, construction, and architecture and engineering by searching Miami-Dade County’s Certified Vendor Directory.

Jackson encourages and supports the participation of diverse suppliers that can successfully compete for prime or sub-contracting opportunities. As a race- and gender-neutral organization, we engage in a number of organizations and activities to encourage outreach, identification and participation of Small and Historically Underutilized Businesses (S/UBs), including Minority-, Women-, Veteran- and/or Service Disabled Veteran-owned businesses in contracting opportunities.

A supplier is considered diverse if the business is at least 51% minority-, women-, veteran-, and/or service disabled veteran-owned. Certifications are issued by nationally recognized certifiers such as The Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC), regional affiliates of The National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC) like The Florida State Minority Supplier Development Council (FSMSDC), and The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization (VetBiz).

Jackson strengthens its commitment to support diverse suppliers through collaborative relationships with locally- and nationally-recognized organizations such as the Florida State Minority Supplier Development Council (FSMSDC), Healthcare Supplier Diversity Alliance (HSDA), National Association of Black Women in Construction (NABWIC), Miami-Dade Chamber of Commerce.

Review Jackson’s Supplier Diversity Policy.

Small and underutilized diverse vendors interested in doing business with Jackson may call 305-585-5004 for more information on our programs and initiatives. Our team is available to help.

Amber Lawhorn – Director, Small Business Enterprise Program
Romelia Brown – Small Business Program Analyst