THREE LAZY H INC

THREE LAZY H INC specializes in the humane care, feeding, and facility maintenance of large ungulates, particularly bison, within federal conservation and veterinary service operations. Their core capabilities center on livestock husbandry tailored to federally managed herds, including nutritional planning, pasture management, veterinary coordination, and infrastructure upkeep in remote or sensitive ecological settings. The contractor demonstrates technical expertise in animal behavior monitoring, biosecurity protocols, and facility sanitation standards aligned with USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service guidelines. Their specialization in bison care—distinct from typical cattle operations—reflects a nuanced understanding of species-specific physiology, herd dynamics, and regulatory compliance for federally protected wildlife populations. This focus on large, non-domesticated ruminants positions them as a niche provider within federal animal management contracts. The contractor’s documented experience is exclusively with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, specifically through its Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service’s Veterinary Services division. Their work supports mission-critical wildlife management initiatives involving captive or semi-wild bison herds, indicating a trusted, mission-aligned relationship with federal animal health authorities. The nature of the contract suggests ongoing, operationally dependent engagement rather than transactional procurement, reflecting a pattern of sustained collaboration on high-stakes animal welfare and biocontainment objectives. Their primary industry focus is Beef Cattle Ranching and Farming (NAICS 112111), which in this context is applied to the specialized management of bison rather than commercial cattle. This vertical specialization in wildlife livestock care distinguishes them from conventional agricultural contractors, placing them at the intersection of conservation biology and federal animal services. THREE LAZY H INC operates as a small business with no federal certifications on record. Located in Gardiner, Montana, their geographic positioning provides direct access to key federal wildlife management zones, including Yellowstone National Park’s surrounding buffer areas, enabling rapid response and on-site operational continuity for USDA’s animal care missions.