JC OURADA

JC OURADA specializes in animal production support services, with a focused expertise in off-range corral management, pasture maintenance, and hoof trimming for livestock under federal land stewardship programs. Their technical capabilities include precision livestock handling, pasture rotation planning, equine and bovine hoof care, and infrastructure maintenance for temporary and seasonal animal containment systems. The contractor demonstrates deep operational knowledge of USDA and DOI land-use protocols, ensuring compliance with ecological sustainability standards while delivering high-standard animal welfare practices in remote and federally managed environments. Their specialization lies in adaptive, field-responsive services tailored to dynamic grazing conditions and wildlife coexistence requirements. The contractor maintains a consistent working relationship with the Department of the Interior, delivering mission-critical animal management services on public lands. Their engagements center on supporting Bureau of Land Management and Fish and Wildlife Service operations, particularly in the maintenance of off-range corrals and pasture systems used for wild horse and burro management, as well as livestock grazing permits. This recurring partnership reflects a trusted, long-term operational alignment with DOI’s land and resource stewardship objectives. Their primary industry focus is Support Activities for Animal Production (NAICS 115210), a niche segment involving non-production livestock care services on federal lands. This includes habitat-adaptive infrastructure upkeep, animal health interventions, and ecological balance services that support both domestic and wild ungulate populations. JC OURADA positions itself as a specialized provider within the federal land management supply chain, serving agencies that require on-site, low-impact animal handling solutions. As a small business structured as a 2J entity based in Elm Creek, Nebraska, JC OURADA operates with lean, field-deployed capabilities suited to rural and remote federal contracts. The company holds no formal government certifications but leverages localized expertise and hands-on operational experience to meet the practical demands of DOI’s animal management programs. Their geographic presence is anchored in the Great Plains region, enabling rapid mobilization for seasonal and emergency livestock support tasks across western and midwestern federal lands.