PAUL SWEEZEY

Paul Sweezy specializes in the provision of specialized livestock management services, primarily focused on the exclusive leasing of pastureland and associated animal husbandry support for government-owned livestock. Their core capability centers on the operational stewardship of grazing systems, including the provision of supplemental feed, shelter, salt, and consistent access to fresh water for livestock herds. This work requires deep familiarity with animal welfare standards, pasture rotation protocols, forage management, and biosecurity practices tailored to federal livestock programs. The contractor’s technical expertise lies in sustainable land use for animal holding, seasonal nutritional planning, and infrastructure maintenance to ensure optimal herd health and regulatory compliance in rural operational environments. The contractor has demonstrated direct engagement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, delivering services that support agency livestock operations, likely tied to research, conservation, or resource management initiatives. Their work supports mission-critical animal care functions, indicating a trusted, niche relationship with USDA field programs requiring localized, hands-on land and livestock management. Their primary industry focus is under NAICS 531190, which encompasses the leasing of other real estate property—notably land used for agricultural or livestock purposes. This positions them as a specialized provider in the intersection of real estate leasing and animal husbandry, serving government entities that require managed, off-site grazing or holding facilities rather than traditional facility-based services. Paul Sweezy operates as a sole proprietorship (2J entity) based in Etna, California, with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic presence is localized to rural California, aligning with the demand for land-based livestock services in regions with established agricultural infrastructure. The business is positioned as a small-scale, place-based contractor serving niche federal needs in animal and land management, relying on operational precision and site-specific expertise rather than broad-scale contracting capacity.