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Cattoor Livestock Roundup Inc UT 84648 USA

UEI: SLED_7BFABC422AC8DA32

Cattoor Livestock Roundup Inc UT 84648 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_7BFABC422AC8DA32. It has been awarded $690,500 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Support Activities for Animal Production. Top awarding agencies include Csa Southwest 1 Usda-Fs.

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Csa Southwest 1 Usda-Fs$690.5K100%

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115210 - Support Activities for Animal Production$690.5K100%

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Tractor Purchases for the Forest ServiceThe U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, through its CSA Southwest 1 office in Albuquerque, New Mexico, is soliciting bids for the purchase of compact utility tractors equipped with integrated front loaders and backhoes under a total small business set-aside with NAICS code 333924, limiting eligibility to small businesses with fewer than 900 employees. The solicitation, numbered 127EAY26Q0107 and posted on July 23, 2026, with a response deadline of July 30, 2026, has been amended to allow multiple awards, and proposals must meet stringent technical specifications including a 35–43 HP diesel engine, hydrostatic transmission, 4WD, 540 rpm PTO, Category I 3-point hitch with 2500–2800 lb lift capacity, a front loader with 101–105 inch lift height and 2000–2200 lb capacity, and a backhoe with 7–8 ft dig depth and 180° swing. All equipment must be factory-integrated and delivered within 120 days of contract award to one of three designated locations in California, with delivery terms requiring F.O.B. Destination. Evaluation will be conducted on a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable basis, prioritizing technical compliance over price, with proposals failing if they do not meet all salient characteristics, provide required documentation, or deliver on schedule. Past performance will be assessed using adjectival ratings, and only the lowest-priced technically acceptable offer will be selected. Contractors must be registered in SAM, hold a UEI or CAGE code, and certify compliance with a range of federal requirements including the Buy American Act, anti-trafficking provisions, equal opportunity, paid sick leave, cybersecurity safeguarding, and DEI compliance under newly enacted clauses. The contract prohibits discrimination and imposes strict reporting obligations for entities engaging in DEI-related programs, with violations potentially resulting in False Claims Act liability or termination. Payment will be processed electronically via SAM, and invoices must be submitted to the contracting office in Albuquerque. The solicitation includes four attachments outlining terms and conditions and detailed equipment specifications, and while no pricing data is provided in the document, offerors are required to submit itemized pricing for all line items. Security and information safeguarding requirements are mandated under clauses addressing covered contractor information systems, and no COR or COT

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Snow Plow Supply and Delivery

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Multi-Location Delivery and Logistics Coordination

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Subframe-Mounted Backhoe Attachment

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Front Loader Assembly and Integration

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Compact Utility Tractor Supply

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Snow Plow Purchase for the Cleveland NFThe U.S. Department of Agriculture, through its CSA Southwest 1 office in Albuquerque, New Mexico, is soliciting bids for the purchase of snow plows under contract title Snow Plow Purchase for the Cleveland NF, with solicitation number 127EAY26Q0088. This opportunity is a combined solicitation set aside entirely for small businesses as defined by the Small Business Administration, in accordance with FAR 19.5, and is classified under NAICS code 333120 for construction machinery manufacturing. The solicitation was posted on July 19, 2026, and responses are due by 9:00 PM Eastern Time on July 30, 2026. The equipment is intended for use at the Groveland location in California, though the contracting office is headquartered in New Mexico. All inquiries should be directed to Jasmine Williams, the primary point of contact, reachable via email at jasmine.williams@usda.gov. The full solicitation details and submission portal are accessible through the SAM.gov platform at the provided web link.

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F--Request for Proposal (RFP) No. 140L0125R0010 The Bureau of Land Management is seeking support services for its Wild Horse and Burro Program through a Total Small Business Set-Aside solicitation numbered 140L0125R0010, issued as a Multiple Award Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract with a potential five- or ten-year performance period. This acquisition, governed under FAR Parts 12, 15, and 16, is structured as a Firm Fixed Price IDIQ with task orders to be issued against the base award, requiring proposers to submit three distinct volumes: business, technical, and price proposals. The primary scope of work involves providing care for wild horses and burros in off-range pastures located in Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Utah, with daily capacities ranging from 200 to 10,000 animals. Contractors must ensure animals are maintained in large pasture settings that support free-roaming behavior, with access to adequate shelter, water, and forage while minimizing human handling. All operations must comply with the BLM Comprehensive Animal Welfare Program and be managed by personnel experienced in equine behavior, nutrition, and sustainable forage land management. Only small business concerns registered in the System for Award Management are eligible to respond, and awards will be made using best-value source selection procedures without discussions, unless deemed necessary by the Contracting Officer. Proposals are due by August 3, 2026, and must be submitted electronically through SAM.gov; no questions will be addressed prior to the formal solicitation release. Payment will be processed via Electronic Funds Transfer using information from the contractor’s SAM registration, and all performance is to be conducted on private land within the designated states.

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F--Special Notice-Consolidation RFP No. 140L0125R0010The 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.

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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.

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NEW IDIQ Irradiated sani-chip beddingThe Food and Drug Administration is forecasting a new Indefinite-Delivery/Indefinite-Quantity contract for the procurement of Sanichip Cube cut heat treated irradiated chip bedding, categorized under NAICS code 115210, which relates to animal production other than dairy and poultry. This procurement is intended to support agency operations requiring sterile, hygienic bedding materials, with the product specified as irradiated and heat treated to meet stringent safety and sanitation standards. The solicitation is currently in forecast status, meaning it is a preliminary notice of intent and not yet an active solicitation, with no solicitation number or set-aside details provided. Performance location and detailed delivery requirements are not yet defined, but the product specifications indicate a focus on consistency, cleanliness, and compliance with regulatory health benchmarks. The point of contact for this opportunity is the NCTR Acquisition Liaison, reachable at nctracquisitions@fda.hhs.gov, while the Contracting Officer position remains to be determined. The opportunity is posted on the HHS OSDBU portal, signaling a potential future competition open to eligible vendors. Given the nature of the item and the agency involved, vendors must anticipate rigorous quality assurance protocols, compliance with federal sanitary guidelines, and the ability to supply consistent, large-volume shipments. There is no indication of geographic restrictions or specific small business set-asides at this stage, but interested parties should monitor for the future release of a formal solicitation to respond with compliant proposals.

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Public Outreach and Adoption Event CoordinationThe contract involves developing and executing public outreach campaigns aimed at increasing adoptions of wild horses and burros through organized events, social media management, and targeted community engagement in specific regions, with a primary focus on Alturas, California. The work requires coordinated efforts to raise awareness, foster public interest, and facilitate successful adoptions by connecting potential adopters with available animals. All activities must align with the goals of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, specifically under the CSA Southwest 1 USFS office, and performance will be centered in the 96101 zip code area. This is an 8(a) Sole Source subcontract classified under NAICS code 541810, indicating it is awarded to a small disadvantaged business meeting specific federal small business criteria. The opportunity was posted on May 12, 2026, and the contractor will be responsible for delivering all outreach and event coordination services under the terms of this subcontract.

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Secure Animal Holding and Transition Facility OperationsThe contract requires the operation and maintenance of a secure, compliant holding facility in Alturas, California, serving as a Satellite Adoption Center for wild horses and burros under the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The contractor is responsible for providing daily care that includes feeding, health monitoring, and facility upkeep to ensure the well-being of the animals. All activities must adhere to federal standards for animal welfare, biosecurity, and operational compliance within a facility designated as an 8(a) Sole Source subcontract under NAICS code 812910. The facility must support the transition of animals toward adoption while maintaining rigorous records and safety protocols. Although the solicitation was posted in 2026, the performance location is in Alturas, California, not Pennsylvania, and the agency overseeing this work is the USDA Forest Service’s CSA Southwest 1 office.

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Wild Horse and Burro Training ServicesThe contract titled Wild Horse and Burro Training Services is a subcontract under an 8(a) Sole Source arrangement, intended to provide professional training for wild horses and burros to make them suitable for public adoption. The work involves comprehensive behavioral conditioning, basic handling techniques, and readiness assessments to ensure the animals are safe, responsive, and prepared for life in private care. Training services will be performed in Alturas, California, with a zip code of 96101, and are classified under NAICS code 812910, which corresponds to other services to animals. The contract was posted on May 12, 2026, and is managed by the USDA Forest Service through CS Southwest 1, an agency under the Department of Agriculture, though no specific point of contact or additional organizational details are provided.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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