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Equine Health and Welfare Services

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The Equine Health and Welfare Services subcontract supports prime contractors working on Nevada Division of State Parks projects by providing essential veterinary care and animal husbandry. The scope of work includes routine health screenings, vaccinations, emergency veterinary response, and professional farrier services for hoof care. The primary objective is to ensure all animals remain healthy and fit-for-service through the delivery of documented health records and high welfare standards. To qualify for this engagement, providers must hold licensed Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) and Certified Farrier credentials. This opportunity is managed by the Nevada Parks Division under NAICS code 541940, with a response deadline set for November 5, 2026. Performance is centered around the State Parks Bryan Building in the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.

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Ship To: State Parks - Bryan Building 901 S Stewart Ste 5005 Division of Parks Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, NV, 89701, USA

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Provides veterinary care and animal husbandry for prime contractors on Nevada Division of State Parks projects. Performs routine health screenings, vaccinations, and emergency veterinary response. Provides farrier services for hoof care. Requires licensed Veterinarian (DVM) and Certified Farrier credentials to maintain high animal welfare standards. Delivers healthy, fit-for-service animals and documented health records.

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