Purchase $23,106 in replacement batteries and chest pads for emergency defibrillators
$23,106.38
In Plain English
The city maintains 104 automated external defibrillators in public buildings and emergency vehicles. These life-saving devices need fresh batteries and chest pads to work properly. The purchase covers 74 adult and 30 pediatric replacement supply packs to keep all units ready for cardiac emergencies.
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