WORLD WIDE PRIMATES INC

World Wide Primates Inc. specializes in the procurement, preparation, and logistical delivery of non-human primates for federal research and defense applications. The contractor’s core capabilities center on the sourcing of species such as Cercopithecus aethiops (African green monkeys) and Macaca cynomolgus (Mauritius cynomolgus macaques), ensuring strict adherence to health, age, weight, and SPF (specific pathogen-free) specifications outlined in federal solicitations. Technical expertise includes comprehensive tuberculosis testing, custom crate design and shipping compliance, and biosecure handling protocols for live animal transport under federal regulatory standards. Their unique specialization lies in end-to-end management of primate supply chains—from breeding facility coordination to final delivery—with rigorous attention to animal welfare, quarantine compliance, and chain-of-custody documentation critical for biomedical and defense research programs. The contractor maintains a consistent partnership with the Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Defense, supplying primates for infectious disease modeling, neuroscientific studies, and countermeasure development. For HHS, deliveries support NIH-funded biomedical research requiring SPF primates with documented health histories; for DoD, contracts focus on defense-relevant biosecurity testing and medical readiness programs requiring validated animal models. The primary NAICS 112990 classification reflects their focus on all other animal production, specifically the commercial breeding and sale of non-fur-bearing primates for scientific use. Their niche is firmly positioned in the life sciences and defense research supply sector, serving as a specialized vendor for high-integrity animal models required in regulated environments. Structured as a 2L entity based in Miami, Florida, World Wide Primates Inc. operates without federal certifications but demonstrates deep domain-specific competency in primate logistics and compliance with USDA and IACUC standards. Their geographic positioning supports rapid access to international primate sources and U.S. federal research hubs.