LICE GIRLS LLC

LICE GIRLS LLC specializes in integrated pest control and extermination services for federal land and resource management sites, delivering targeted, environmentally conscious solutions to protect natural ecosystems and infrastructure. Their technical expertise includes rodent and insect infestation assessment, integrated pest management (IPM) protocols, chemical and non-chemical control methods, and compliance with federal environmental regulations such as FIFRA and NEPA. The company’s key differentiator lies in its ability to execute precision pest control operations in sensitive ecological zones, particularly along river corridors and protected habitats, ensuring minimal disruption to wildlife and water quality while maintaining regulatory adherence. The contractor has demonstrated direct experience supporting the Department of the Interior, providing field-based extermination services for mid-Columbia River region sites. This engagement suggests a focused relationship with land management units requiring ecological stewardship, including National Park Service and Bureau of Reclamation operations. Their work aligns with DOI’s mission to conserve natural resources, indicating familiarity with federal environmental compliance frameworks and field logistics in remote or protected areas. LICE GIRLS LLC’s primary industry focus is NAICS 561710—Exterminating and Pest Control Services—where they deliver specialized, mission-critical pest mitigation tailored to federal conservation and public land environments. Their market positioning is niche, serving agencies that require ecologically sensitive pest management rather than commercial or residential services, distinguishing them in the federal contracting landscape. As a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business with additional Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned certification, the company leverages multiple federal contracting advantages while operating from Silverdale, Washington. Their geographic presence supports Pacific Northwest federal operations, with a strategic footprint aligned with DOI’s regional field offices and natural resource management priorities.