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SPANISH Q, INC. 400 CENTENNIAL DR ENNIS MT 59729-0000 US

UEI: SLED_BB86E60AD336B5A6

SPANISH Q, INC. 400 CENTENNIAL DR ENNIS MT 59729-0000 US is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_BB86E60AD336B5A6. It has been awarded $941,169 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Support Activities for Animal Production. Top awarding agencies include Washington Dc Office.

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Washington Dc Office$941.2K100%

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115210 - Support Activities for Animal Production$941.2K100%

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Climbing and Trapping Services for Golden and Bald Eagles

Solicitation # RFX 128508

The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources is soliciting proposals under RFX 128508 for skilled climbing and trapping services to support Bald and Golden Eagle monitoring and research programs statewide. The selected contractor will assist the Nongame Bird Projects Coordinator with specialized activities, including trapping, banding, collecting blood, feather, and Avian Influenza samples, outfitting cellular transmitters, and climbing Bald Eagle nests. Technical requirements are stringent, requiring contractors to be permitted by the USGS Bird Banding Laboratory and possess extensive experience with bow nets and rocket nets, specifically a history of capturing more than 75 eagles and mandatory knowledge of rocket net explosives safety. The contract is set aside with award priority for DSBSD-certified micro and small businesses, including women-owned and minority-owned enterprises. Performance follows an annual renewal cycle from September 1 to August 30. Contractors must maintain comprehensive insurance, including Workers Compensation, Employer Liability, Commercial General Liability, and Automobile Liability. Proposals are evaluated on a 100-point scale and must be submitted electronically via the e-VA platform by October 9, 2026, including all required certifications, a SWaM procurement plan, and pricing entered directly into the e-VA system.

Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources

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Site Plan Review No. 26-08 (Make Works LLC)

Solicitation # 26-08

Make Works LLC is proposing the establishment of an agricultural service establishment in Kings County, California, designed to provide specialized agricultural and animal husbandry services for local dairy operations on a contract basis. The project involves the construction of a new 130 by 50 foot steel building intended to house dairy maintenance equipment and supplies necessary to fulfill service contracts with surrounding dairies. More than 75 percent of the facility's total use will be directly dedicated to supporting dairy farm operations. The project, identified as Site Plan Review No. 26-08, was formally submitted by Jacob Krohn and includes a Notice of Exemption filed on September 25, 2026. This notice asserts a ministerial exemption under California Environmental Quality Act guidelines. The development is situated within the 93230 zip code area and is being processed through the Kings County planning department to facilitate the specialized maintenance and supply needs of the regional dairy industry.

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Agriculture Seed Supply and PlantingThis subcontract for Agriculture Seed Supply and Planting is issued by the Illinois Office of Realty and Capital Planning to support IDNR wildlife habitat restoration projects. The selected provider will be responsible for sourcing certified agriculture seeds and applying them using seed drills and spreaders in strict accordance with USDA standards and the IDNR cropping plan. The contractor is required to deliver the specified planted acreage and submit a completed Agriculture Seed Application Report upon completion. This opportunity, categorized under NAICS code 115210, has a response deadline of October 28, 2026.

REALTYCAPPLAN422 - Office of Realty and Capital Planning

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Humane Livestock TransportationThis subcontract for Humane Livestock Transportation involves the transport of wild horses and burros from public lands to designated Off Range Capture facilities for prime contractors on Bureau of Land Management projects. The contractor is responsible for the safe loading, unloading, and delivery of animals using livestock-designed semi-trailers, ensuring full compliance with humane transport requirements and BLM CAWP standards. The opportunity is managed by the Department of the Interior's Washington DC Office under NAICS code 484220. Interested parties must submit their responses by October 5, 2026, following the posting date of September 21, 2026.

Washington Dc Office

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Farrier & Hoof Care ServicesThis subcontract for Farrier and Hoof Care Services involves providing professional hoof trimming and corrective farrier work for wild horse and burro populations at BLM Off-Range Corral projects. The selected provider will work under prime contractors and follow the direction of the Contracting Officer's Representative to execute routine and specialized care using professional tools. The opportunity is managed by the Department of the Interior's Washington DC Office under NAICS code 115210. Applicants must be Certified Farriers to qualify for the role. The solicitation was posted on September 21, 2026, with a response deadline of October 5, 2026.

Washington Dc Office

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Veterinary Care & Emergency Medical ServicesThis subcontract for Veterinary Care and Emergency Medical Services supports prime contractors on BLM Off-Range Corral projects under the Department of the Interior. The selected provider is responsible for performing medical examinations, conducting health screenings, treating sick or injured animals, and managing isolation pens for specialized care. All services must be performed by a licensed Doctor of Veterinary Medicine with the appropriate state-specific credentials and the necessary diagnostic tools. The contractor is required to maintain detailed health care documentation and provide comprehensive medical reports to the Contracting Officer's Representative. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 541940 and was posted by the Washington DC Office. Interested parties must submit their responses by October 5, 2026.

Washington Dc Office

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Equine Feed and Mineral SupplyThis subcontract through the Department of the Interior involves the sourcing, transport, and delivery of bulk equine feed, water, and mineral supplements for prime contractors working on BLM Off-Range Corral projects. The selected provider must ensure all supplies meet strict BLM nutritional and water standards and provide necessary feed quality certifications to maintain animal health. The opportunity is listed under NAICS code 424210 and was posted on September 21, 2026, with a response deadline of October 5, 2026. This contract focuses on maintaining a consistent supply chain of essential minerals and feed to support the operational requirements of the Washington DC Office.

Washington Dc Office

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Livestock Boarding & Facility ManagementThis subcontract for Livestock Boarding and Facility Management, issued by the Department of the Interior, involves providing land, corrals, and essential infrastructure for prime contractors working on BLM Off-Range Corral projects. The scope of work includes the management and maintenance of pens, fencing, gates, chutes, loading structures, and critical support systems such as water access, feed storage, shelter, and drainage. The provider must ensure all facilities utilize livestock-grade fencing and sorting chutes while maintaining strict compliance with the BLM Comprehensive Animal Welfare Program and USDA/APHIS or CAFO certifications. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 115210, with a response deadline of October 5, 2026.

Washington Dc Office

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RFI Off-Range Corral (ORC) Services

Solicitation # 140L0126R0011

The Bureau of Land Management is issuing a Request for Information to identify dairy cattle and livestock operations capable of providing Off-Range Corral services for the receiving, preparation, and maintenance of wild horses and burros. This market research effort seeks to identify providers across thirteen western states. Facilities in Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, and Wyoming are expected to perform full receiving and preparation activities, while those in Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dakota, and Texas will focus on maintenance and private-care placement. The scope of work includes animal processing such as aging, freezemarking, microchipping, vaccinations, and castration, as well as daily care, hoof trimming, and logistics support for transport events. Contractors must adhere to Comprehensive Animal Welfare Program standards, which include specific requirements for fence heights, minimum space of 400 square feet per animal in holding pens, and the use of USDA good quality hay or better. Animal health is monitored via Body Condition Scores, with a target of 5 or higher. Facilities must also maintain CAFO permits and reporting. Personnel requirements include a Farm Project Manager with at least three years of supervisory experience and staff trained in safe equine handling with no animal-cruelty convictions. Interested parties must submit their capability information, including facility descriptions, staffing details, and estimated per-animal daily pricing, to the contracting officer by October 5, 2026.

Washington Dc Office

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Human or Animal Subjects Research SupportThis subcontract for the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) involves providing biological testing support for prime contractors through the execution of in-vivo or in-vitro studies. The selected provider will be responsible for managing subject protocols and delivering validated experimental data along with comprehensive clinical or pre-clinical reports. To qualify, the contractor must utilize facilities approved by the IRB or IACUC, and all key personnel are required to complete mandatory Human Subjects Research or Animal Subjects Research training. This opportunity, categorized under NAICS code 115210, has a response deadline of February 10, 2027.

Advanced Research Projects Agency For Health (arpa-H)

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Vineyard Planting & Installation ServicesThis subcontract for Vineyard Planting and Installation Services involves the physical replanting of 3.3 acres of vineyard in Healdsburg, California, for prime contractors working on Sonoma County Department of Agriculture projects. The scope of work includes planting vines and installing trellis systems using specialized machinery, posts, and wiring, all while adhering to VESCO Best Management Practices and Technical Report Guidelines. The contractor must ensure full compliance with Sonoma County Code Chapter 36 to deliver a completed, trellised vineyard. This project falls under NAICS code 115210 and is managed under the jurisdiction of Sonoma County, California.

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Pine Mountain Lake Fuel Reduction ProjectThe Pine Mountain Lake Fuel Reduction Project is a forecast initiative managed by Tuolumne County in California. The project focuses on implementing targeted grazing using a combination of cattle and small ruminant stock as a maintenance treatment. This strategy is designed to decrease the fuel return of woody vegetation, thereby reducing the overall wildfire risk to adjacent community natural resources. The project is located in California within the 95321 zip code area. Key points of contact include Sean Hembree, a Senior Administrative Analyst for Tuolumne County, and CAL FIRE, acting as the lead agency. The initiative is scheduled for posting on September 9, 2026.

Tuolumne County

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USPP - 17443 - USPP Farrier Services for the WMA Horse Mounted Patrol UnitThe Department of the Interior is seeking a contractor to provide professional farrier services for the horses assigned to the US Park Police Washington Metropolitan Area Horse Mounted Patrol Unit. This requirement is listed as a forecast under NAICS code 115210, as the current contract is approaching the end of its final option year. Interested parties can coordinate with Jeffrey Schneider or the Contract Support Center for further details. The procurement is managed through the Department of the Interior to ensure the continued maintenance and hoof care of the unit's equine assets.

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Livestock Herding and Site SupervisionThis subcontract for the City of Santa Clarita involves providing professional herding support for prime contractors working on open space projects. The primary objective is to achieve uniform vegetation reduction by directing livestock movement to cover targeted fine fuels while monitoring animal health and site impact. The contractor is responsible for maintaining livestock within mobile fencing boundaries using herding dogs and transport vehicles. Qualified providers must possess specific experience in wildland livestock management and open space operations. The project is categorized under NAICS code 115210 and is centered in Santa Clarita, California, with a focus on delivering supervised livestock movement to manage fuel loads effectively.

City of Santa Clarita

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Targeted Livestock Grazing for Fuel ReductionThis subcontract for Targeted Livestock Grazing for Fuel Reduction supports the City of Santa Clarita by providing biological fuel reduction services on open space projects. The contractor is responsible for providing and managing livestock specifically suited for steep or open terrain to graze on fine fuels and non-native vegetation within the Needham Ranch and Wildwood Canyon areas. The primary objective is to deliver reduced vegetation levels and fuel loads in designated zones while strictly adhering to CEQA Class 4 exemption guidelines for minor vegetation alterations. This project falls under NAICS code 115210 and is focused on enhancing fire safety and land management within the Santa Clarita region.

City of Santa Clarita

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California Vegetation Treatment Program (CalVTP) UpdateThe California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) is providing funding to the San Luis Obispo County Fire Safe Council to implement forest health and restoration activities across State Responsibility Area lands in San Luis Obispo County. The scope of work is divided into two primary initiatives: the Cambria Reserves Restoration and Vegetation Treatment Project, which focuses on restoring the native Cambria Monterey Pine Forest on up to 104 acres, and the North Coastal San Luis Obispo County Regional Ecological Strategy for Improving Landscapes (SLO-RESIL), which covers treatments on up to 1,409 acres. These efforts aim to reduce fuel loads, promote watershed health, and provide wildfire prevention benefits to neighboring communities. Authorized treatment activities include fuel breaks and ecological restoration through manual piling, pile burning, invasive plant removal, mechanical treatments, prescribed burning, herbicide application, and prescribed herbivory. All activities must comply with the California Vegetation Treatment Project (CalVTP) Program Environmental Impact Report and CEQA guidelines. Specifically, projects must adhere to Public Resources Code section 4483 to avoid type conversion in chaparral and coastal sage scrub communities and remain consistent with Coastal Commission requirements. Project management involves coordination between CAL FIRE staff, the Upper Salinas-Las Tablas Resource Conservation District, and the San Luis Obispo County Fire Safe Council.

Upper Salinas - Las Tablas Resource Conservation District (RCD)

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Hydraulic ChutesThe Bureau of Land Management, under the Department of the Interior, is forecasting a requirement for the replacement of hydraulic chutes used in off-range corrals. These chutes are essential for the safe containment of wild horses and burros during medical treatments, vaccinations, and hoof trimming. The project is necessary because existing inventory is aging or requires extensive repairs, posing potential safety hazards to both personnel and animals. This procurement is categorized under NAICS code 115210 and was posted on June 25, 2026. Interested parties may coordinate with Anne Ebbers as the primary point of contact or Felicia Salazar, the Small Business Specialist, for further information regarding this forecast.

Bureau of Land Management

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Bait & Water Trap IDIQThe Bureau of Land Management is seeking contractors for a Bait and Water Trap IDIQ to support the humane capture and removal of excess wild horses and burros. This initiative is conducted in accordance with the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971 to maintain animal health and preserve rangeland stability. The selected contractors will utilize bait and water trapping methods to guide animals into temporary corrals. Following the initial capture, contractors are responsible for transporting the animals to temporary holding facilities where they will be sorted, fed, and cared for. The process concludes with the transport of these animals to permanent BLM facilities. This forecast is categorized under NAICS code 115210 and is managed by the Department of the Interior.

Bureau of Land Management

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