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Chemical Immobilization Drug (Telazol) for Mexican Wolf Recovery Program

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The Fish and Wildlife Service, under the Department of the Interior, is forecasting a requirement for the chemical immobilization drug Telazol, consisting of tiletamine and zolazepam. This medication is essential for the Mexican Wolf Recovery Program to safely dart and anesthetize wolves during aerial operations conducted via helicopter, allowing capture crews to handle the animals securely. The project will be performed across various locations within New Mexico and Arizona. This procurement is categorized under NAICS code 456110 and is managed by the Fish and Wildlife Service, with coordination provided by Allison R. Greenleaf and Small Business Specialist Josh Gordon.

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Fish and Wildlife Service procurement of Telazol for Mexican Wolf Recovery Program operations.

Agency

Department of the Interior → Fish and Wildlife ServiceView Agency

NAICS

456110 - Pharmacies and Drug RetailersView NAICS

Place of Performance

Various, AZ, USA

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AgencyDepartment of the Interior → Fish and Wildlife Service
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Department of the Interior → Fish and Wildlife Service
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Allison R Greenleaf

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To conduct the aerial work in a helicopter, the capture crew uses a chemical immobilization drug, tiletamine and zolazepam (brand name Telazol), to safely dart and anesthetize wolves so the crew can safely handle the animals. The work is done in NM and AZ

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