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Cattoor Livestock Roundup Inc 1031 WEST HIGHWAY 132 NEPHI UT 84648 US

UEI: SLED_7427FB7B967A8F8A

Cattoor Livestock Roundup Inc 1031 WEST HIGHWAY 132 NEPHI UT 84648 US is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_7427FB7B967A8F8A. It has been awarded $20,000,000 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Support Activities for Animal Production. Top awarding agencies include Washington Dc Office.

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Washington Dc Office$20.0M100%

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115210 - Support Activities for Animal Production$20.0M100%

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BPA for Inspection Canine & Handler Training and C

Solicitation # 140FS326Q0135

This contract is a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) issued by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Chief-Wildlife Inspection Unit in Falls Church, Virginia, for the training, certification, and re-certification of Wildlife Inspector Canine Handler (WICH) teams. The solicitation, numbered 140FS326Q0135, is competitively awarded as a Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code 115210, limited to Women-Owned Small Businesses and Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Businesses. The period of performance spans five years, beginning October 1, 2026, and ending September 30, 2031, with an optional six-month extension available. The estimated contract value does not exceed $11,000,000, though specific pricing details for line items are not provided and are to be determined through subsequent orders. Performance will primarily occur at the FWS facility in Falls Church, Virginia, with additional activities taking place at federal ports of entry, training sites, and contractor facilities. The contractor is responsible for establishing and sustaining operations of WICH teams that detect illegal wildlife and wildlife products through trained detection canines. Key deliverables include the procurement, veterinary screening, and shipment of detection canines compliant with the Animal Welfare Act and IATA Live Animal Regulations; delivery of training and annual recertification programs aligned with the FWS Wildlife Inspection Canine Program Manual; maintenance of training records integrated into the LEMIS system; and operational support at airports, seaports, and mail facilities. Proposal evaluation prioritizes technical experience in WICH Team support, technical approach, management plan including identification of key personnel and subcontractors, and past performance with at least three relevant federal contracts. Price is a secondary consideration, with selection based on a trade-off process that favors superior technical merit over lower cost. Offerors must provide their Unique Entity ID, comply with clauses on whistleblower rights, anti-kickback provisions, paid sick leave, privacy training, and personal identity verification, and adhere to strict security and subcontracting requirements. Invoicing must be submitted electronically through the Treasury’s Invoice Processing Platform, and acceptance of all services occurs at the FWS facility in Falls Church under criteria defined by the WICP Manual, including canine health, temperament, odor detection capability, and compliance with federal standards.

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Winter Pasture Services for Yosemite National Park

Solicitation # 140P8526Q0042

The National Park Service is seeking winter pasture services for Yosemite National Park under a combined synopsis and solicitation issued as a Request for Quotation with solicitation number 140P8526Q0042. This acquisition is exclusively set aside for small business concerns as defined by the NAICS code 115210, which carries a size standard of $11 million in average annual receipts. The contract will be awarded on a firm fixed price basis to the most advantageous offer, evaluated based on price, technical capability, and past performance. The performance period spans one year with four optional one-year extensions, and all quotes must be submitted electronically by 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time on Friday, August 21, 2026, to charlene_flanagan@ios.doi.gov. Only electronic submissions will be accepted, and inquiries must be sent via email with the solicitation number in the subject line and received no later than August 14, 2026. The place of performance is in California, specifically associated with the Yosemite area, and the contracting office is located in San Francisco, California. The government retains the right to cancel the solicitation at any time.

Pwr Sf/sea MABO(85000)

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Rancho Potrero Prescribed Grazing Project

Solicitation # 20260727005

The Rancho Potrero Prescribed Grazing Project is a service-based solicitation issued by the Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency (COSCA) in Thousand Oaks, California, under solicitation number 20260727005, with a response deadline of August 21, 2026. The project aims to manage vegetation and reduce fuel loads through prescribed grazing, primarily using sheep to target grass-dominated areas, with operations staged in fall 2026 for thatch reduction and spring 2027 for suppression grazing. Performance will occur at the Rancho Potrero Trailhead and surrounding areas, with specific exclusion zones defined by maps provided as reference attachments. Contractors must comply with federal, state, and local laws including California’s prevailing wage requirements, OSHA standards, and DIR registration, while also adhering to ecological performance standards such as residual thatch levels and timing grazing to coincide with the reproductive cycles of non-native grasses. The contract requires proposers to submit a comprehensive proposal including a cover letter, work plan, tentative schedule, estimated labor hours, qualifications, and disclosure of negative history. Mandatory submissions include a Non-Collusion Affidavit, Levine Act Disclosure Form for campaign contributions over $500 within the past 12 months, and a completed IRS Form W-9. Insurance requirements are stringent, mandating $2 million in commercial general liability, $1 million in auto and pollution liability, $1 million in employer’s liability, and $1 million in professional E&O coverage, with COSCA named as an additional insured and a five-year extended reporting period. Subcontracting is prohibited without prior written approval, and all records must be retained for four years. Evaluation will be based on a best-value trade-off model weighing project understanding, personnel qualifications, past experience with COSCA and related agencies, innovation, schedule reasonableness, and cost competitiveness, with no disclosed weighting or scoring criteria. Award is not guaranteed to the lowest bidder. The contract may extend beyond 2026 until all work is completed, may be terminated by COSCA with 30 days’ notice, and requires full compliance with accessibility standards for digital content. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the City of Thousand Oaks eProcurement portal, and no physical submissions or late filings are accepted.

Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency

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F--Special Notice-Consolidation RFP No. 140L0125R0010

Solicitation # 140L0126R0008

The Bureau of Land Management under the Department of the Interior is consolidating 15 expiring contracts for the Wild Horse and Burro Program’s Off-Range Pastures into a single, nationwide Firm Fixed Price Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) solicitation, RFP No. 140L0125R0010, to streamline administrative processes and standardize animal care across four states. The contract, issued under FAR 7.107-5(c), is limited to small business contractors and aims to provide care for approximately 50,000 wild horses through task orders issued over a five- or ten-year performance period, with a total contract ceiling of $226,000,000. The work involves daily husbandry and maintenance of horse herds ranging from 200 to 10,000 animals at distributed off-range pasture sites, with inspections and acceptance centrally managed by HQ722 in Washington, D.C., using standardized protocols to ensure consistent quality. Pricing for task orders will be competitively determined among multiple awardees through a unit-rate structure under FFP terms, though detailed CLINs or unit pricing are not provided in this notice. The solicitation emphasizes operational flexibility to accommodate unpredictable gather schedules and environmental conditions, with no specified FOB terms, packaging, marking, or personnel clearance requirements. Proposals are to be submitted electronically by June 15, 2026, with the primary point of contact listed as Cristina Hayden of the BLM WHBP. Despite the absence of explicit evaluation factors, weights, or attachment details, the procurement reflects a strategic shift toward centralized management, cost efficiency, and improved care uniformity for the nation’s wild horse population.

Washington Dc Office

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Data Reporting and Compliance Documentation ServicesThis contract involves providing subcontract services focused on the collection, management, and submission of standardized data related to horse health, feeding, mortality, and facility conditions. The contractor is also responsible for supporting audits and ensuring compliance with reporting requirements. The scope emphasizes accurate data handling to facilitate oversight and regulatory adherence. Issued by the Department of the Interior through its Washington DC Office, the contract falls under the NAICS code 541611, which pertains to administrative management and general management consulting services. While specific location details and points of contact are not provided, the contract’s core objective is to enhance data reporting and compliance documentation related to equine care and facility operations.

Washington Dc Office

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Transportation and Hauling of Wild HorsesThis contract involves the transportation and hauling of wild horses from on-range gathers to designated off-range pastures. Specialized trailers specifically designed for the humane handling of wild horses must be used, ensuring animal welfare standards are upheld throughout the transport process. Coordination with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is a critical component, reflecting the governmental oversight and collaboration required for these operations. Issued by the Department of the Interior through its Washington DC office, this subcontract falls under the NAICS code 484220, which pertains to specialized freight trucking. Although specific geographic locations for performance are not detailed, the contractor must comply with BLM guidelines and regulations governing wild horse transportation. The contract was posted on June 15, 2026, and emphasizes responsible handling practices to safely move the animals while supporting federal wildlife management efforts.

Washington Dc Office

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Veterinary and Equine Health ServicesThis contract involves providing specialized veterinary and equine health services, including mobile or on-site care. Key responsibilities encompass administering vaccinations, fertility control using PZP (Porcine Zona Pellucida), treating injuries, monitoring diseases, and performing euthanasia as needed. The contract is a subcontract opportunity issued by the Department of the Interior through its Washington DC office, classified under the NAICS code 541940, which pertains to veterinary services. The services are aimed at supporting animal health management with a particular focus on equine populations, ensuring timely medical interventions and population control measures. Although specific details such as the solicitation number, location for service delivery, and point of contact are not provided, the contract highlights the importance of comprehensive veterinary care and animal welfare in this specialized field. This opportunity represents a critical component in maintaining the health and management of animals within the department's purview.

Washington Dc Office

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Pasture and Facility Management for Off-Range Horse HoldingThis contract involves the management and maintenance of leased pasture lands specifically designated for off-range horse holding. The scope includes upkeep of fencing, water systems, shelters, access roads, erosion control measures, and ensuring adherence to environmental compliance standards. The objective is to provide sustained and effective pasture management to support the housing and care of horses in off-range settings. Issued by the Department of the Interior through its Washington DC Office, the contract falls under NAICS code 238990, which pertains to specialty trade contractors. Although specific location details for the place of performance and point of contact are not provided, the contract is structured as a subcontract opportunity posted in mid-June 2026. The comprehensive services required reflect a focus on maintaining infrastructure and environmental stewardship on leased lands used for equine management.

Washington Dc Office

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Daily Wild Horse Care and Maintenance ServicesThis contract involves providing comprehensive daily care services for wild horses housed at off-range pasture facilities. Responsibilities include feeding, watering, continuous health monitoring, and ensuring the overall welfare of the horses. Additionally, the contractor is required to perform routine hoof care and be prepared for emergency interventions as needed to maintain the animals' health and safety. Issued by the Department of the Interior through its Washington DC office, the contract falls under the NAICS code 115210, which pertains to wildlife care services. Although specific location details and points of contact are not provided, the contract is framed as a subcontract and was posted in mid-June 2026. This arrangement highlights the government's focus on the humane treatment and management of wild horse populations through professional and consistent service delivery.

Washington Dc Office

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Farrier Services – Corrective and Therapeutic Hoof CareThis contract involves providing farrier services focused on corrective trimming and therapeutic shoeing specifically for injured or chronically lame horses. The scope includes not only the physical hoof care but also the accurate documentation of the horses' conditions and the treatments administered. The contract is designated as a Total Small Business Set-Aside under FAR 19.5, ensuring it is awarded to a qualifying small business. The services are to be performed in Sheridan, with the contracting agency being the Bighorn National Forest under the Department of Agriculture. This subcontract is associated with NAICS code 115210, which covers animal specialty services, emphasizing specialized hoof care for equine health and recovery. The contract was posted in April 2026 and supports therapeutic efforts aimed at improving the welfare of horses through expert farrier care.

Bighorn National Forest

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Farrier Services – Steel Shoeing and ForgingThe contract requires hot-forged steel shoeing services specifically during the summer months, focusing on crafting hand-fitted shoes made from new steel. Each shoe must be securely attached with a minimum of six nails to ensure durability and proper fit. This service is designated as a total small business set-aside under the SBA guidelines, ensuring opportunities for small businesses in accordance with FAR 19.5 regulations. The work is to be performed in Sheridan, with oversight by the Bighorn National Forest division of the Department of Agriculture. The scope emphasizes quality and craftsmanship in the shoeing process, reflecting the need for precise, custom-fit farrier work to maintain the health and performance of the animals involved. This subcontract supports the agency’s operational needs during peak seasonal activity and aligns with the NAICS code 115210, pertaining to support activities for forestry. The contracting opportunity was posted in April 2026, highlighting a commitment to sustainable procurement practices within a federal framework.

Bighorn National Forest

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Farrier Services – Routine Hoof TrimmingThis contract involves providing routine farrier services, specifically hoof trimming, for up to eight government-owned horses every eight weeks during the winter season. The work will take place at designated ranger stations as well as the Sheridan Work Center, located in Sheridan, with a focus on maintaining the health and well-being of the horses under government care. The contract is set aside entirely for small businesses under the SBA Total Small Business Set-Aside program, aligning with the NAICS code 115210, which pertains to services related to horse and other animal care. The contracting agency is the Bighorn National Forest under the Department of Agriculture, and the contract is categorized as a subcontract opportunity with no specific solicitation number provided. The purpose of this contract is to ensure consistent maintenance of the horses’ hooves during the winter months to support their performance and mobility in forest management activities. The work requires regular, scheduled visits every eight weeks to multiple locations, demonstrating the need for reliable and periodic service throughout the contractual period.

Bighorn National Forest

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Petroleum Engineering Technician (PET) Instructor Services

Washington Dc Office

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Vehicle Recompete: Idc 140L0622D0010The contract IDC vehicle 140L0622D0010 is a total small business set-aside managed by the Washington DC Office, under the Department of the Interior, with an ordering period ending on September 21, 2027. It has a ceiling value of $10,000,000 but currently has no active task orders. This full-recompete contract primarily supports bait trapping for the management and removal of wild horses and burros across various herd management areas. The methods focus largely on capturing animals using water and bait traps to control populations and address emergency conditions such as limited forage and water availability. Several task orders have been awarded to Cattoor Livestock Roundup, Inc., with top assignments including the removal of up to 550 wild horses in the Murderers Creek Joint Management Area, capturing over 200 wild burros in the Cibola National Wildlife Refuge, and gathering smaller numbers of horses in other herd management areas such as Maverick-Medicine, Muddy Creek, and Caliente Complex. These operations are critical for maintaining ecological balance and animal health within designated regions. The contract reflects a strategic approach to wildlife management under NAICS code 115210, ensuring compliance with small business participation requirements.

Washington Dc Office

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Vehicle Recompete: Idc 140L0622D0011This contract, identified as Idc vehicle 140L0622D0011, is an indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ) vehicle with a ceiling value of $10 million and a total small business set-aside designation. The ordering period for this contract extends until September 19, 2027, and it is managed by the Washington DC Office under the Department of the Interior. The contract is currently marked as a full recompete with high confidence, indicating it is subject to a competitive procurement process for renewing or extending contract awards. Despite its significant ceiling, no active task orders are currently in place, and no funds have been obligated as of now. A notable task order associated with this contract is a minimum guarantee task order awarded to Uhalde Livestock LLC, although its value remains unspecified. The contract is tied to NAICS code 115210, which relates to bait trapping services, and is fully set aside for small businesses under the Small Business Administration’s guidelines. The contract is expected to support the Department of the Interior's operational needs through multiple task orders during its active period, but detailed points of contact and place of performance information remain unspecified within the available data.

Washington Dc Office

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Vehicle Recompete: Idc 140L0622D0041This contract, identified as Idc vehicle 140L0622D0041, is an indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) agreement with a ceiling value of $10,000,000. It is exclusively set aside for small businesses under the SBA total small business set-aside guidelines, indicating a focus on supporting small enterprises. The contract is managed through the Washington DC Office of the Department of the Interior and is currently classified as a full recompete with a high confidence rating. The ordering period ends on September 19, 2027, and at present there are no active task orders with a value of zero. Among the task orders associated with this contract, the only noted task order is a minimum guarantee task order handled by JY Livestock Gathering LLC, although the value is unspecified. The solicitation for this vehicle is related to bait trapping under the NAICS code 115210, a category that involves activities like wildlife trapping and livestock gathering. The contract was posted as a pre-forecast opportunity in March 2026, signaling forthcoming procurement activity before the recompete process. Overall, this contract is structured to facilitate federal wildlife and environmental-related services, ensuring small business participation and competitive bidding through periodic recompetes.

Washington Dc Office

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Vehicle Recompete: Idc 140L0622D0009This contract, identified as Idc 140L0622D0009, is a small business set-aside agreement under the WHB IDIQ bait trapping program, with a total ceiling value of $10 million. It is managed by the Washington DC Office for the Department of the Interior and is classified as a full recompete with a high confidence level. The ordering period extends until September 19, 2027. Currently, there are no active task orders in the contract, but historically, key task orders include bait trap gathers for the 3 Rivers Complex Herd Management Area and wild nuisance burro gathers at the Lake Pleasant Herd Management Area in Arizona, both awarded to C D Warner Livestock LLC. The contract falls under NAICS code 115210, indicating its focus on animal control and management services. It is structured as an indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract, ensuring flexibility in the issuance of task orders. The contract is designed to support various bait trapping and animal management efforts, primarily targeting wild horse and burro populations, with commitments reflecting ongoing operational needs in Arizona. This arrangement emphasizes the involvement of small businesses in fulfilling federal wildlife management requirements through a competitive recompete process.

Washington Dc Office

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Daily Animal Feeding ServicesThis contract involves providing daily feeding services for animals at the Delta Wildlife Health and Breeding Facility in Millard, Utah. The contractor is responsible for ensuring that the animals receive proper nutrition and for monitoring their health to identify any potential issues. The contract is classified under NAICS code 115210, which relates to animal production services. Issued by the Utah State Office under the Department of the Interior, this subcontract focuses on maintaining the well-being of the facility’s animals through consistent and attentive care. The scope emphasizes both feeding and health observation, highlighting the importance of animal welfare in the daily operations at the facility. The contract was posted on February 3, 2026, and is designed to support the ongoing maintenance of the animals’ health in this specialized environment.

Utah State Office

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