LIVESTOCK BOARD NEW MEXICO

LIVESTOCK BOARD NEW MEXICO operates as a state-level regulatory entity focused on the oversight and management of livestock health, movement, and identification within New Mexico. Its core capabilities center on animal disease surveillance, veterinary inspection protocols, and enforcement of state livestock commerce regulations. The organization implements technical systems for animal identification, maintains databases for traceability, and coordinates with federal and state veterinary services to ensure compliance with the National Animal Identification System and USDA animal health standards. Specializations include biosecurity planning, quarantine enforcement, and interagency coordination for outbreak response, leveraging field inspection teams and digital reporting platforms to support real-time livestock tracking. Award history is not available to confirm specific federal contracts or agency partnerships, and no recent federal awards are documented. As a state government entity, LIVESTOCK BOARD NEW MEXICO does not typically compete for federal contracts under NAICS 541940, which classifies scientific and technical consulting services. Its operational focus remains within state jurisdiction, supporting agricultural compliance and public health through regulatory administration rather than outsourced technical consulting. The entity’s primary function aligns with state agricultural regulation rather than federal professional services markets. It does not hold federal certifications such as 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB, and its structure as a 2A entity indicates it is a state or local government agency. Geographically, it operates exclusively within New Mexico, serving as the primary regulatory authority for livestock activities across the state’s rural and agricultural communities. Its market positioning is confined to intrastate regulatory enforcement, with no demonstrated presence in the federal contracting ecosystem.