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Climbing and Trapping Services for Golden and Bald Eagles

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RFP-128508State & Local

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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.

General Info

Virginia DWR seeks certified contractors for statewide Bald and Golden Eagle monitoring services.

Place of Performance

Statewide, VA, USA

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Documents

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Addendum 1 Approved

DOCX, High priority: read this first2 pages · amendment
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RFP 128508 Climbing and Trapping Services for Eagles

PDF, High priority: read this first46 pages · rfp
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RFP 128508 Sign-In Sheet

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AgencyVirginia Department of Wildlife Resources
Contacts1 person available
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The purpose of this skilled service contract is to assist the Nongame Bird Projects Coordinator with ongoing Bald and Golden Eagle monitoring/research programs. Activities will include assistance with trapping, banding, collection of samples, and assisting with climbing of Bald Eagle nests. See solicitation document for details.

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