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Contractor pick up of road killed deer on various routes in Pierre Area
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The South Dakota Department of Transportation is seeking contractors to collect road-killed deer from designated routes across Lyman, Stanley, Hughes, Hyde, Sully, and Potter Counties in the Pierre area. The solicitation, numbered 0009-351, was posted on June 23, 2026, with a response deadline set for the same date, indicating an immediate or same-day submission requirement. Contractors must be prepared to respond promptly to deer removal requests along these rural and possibly remote roadways, ensuring timely and safe removal of animal carcasses to maintain public safety and road hygiene. All services are to be performed within the specified counties, and contractors are expected to have the necessary equipment, personnel, and logistics to handle this task efficiently, with no set-aside provisions specified for small or disadvantaged businesses. Primary contact for inquiries is Shelley M Larson, reachable by phone at 605-773-3465 or email at shelley.larson@state.sd.us.
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Lyman, Stanley, Hughes, Hyde, Sully, & Potter Counties, SD, USASet-Aside
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