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FPPS Animal Handling and Welfare, April 2025

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12-3J14-Notice-25-031Federal

Submission Closed01/01/2026, 04:59:00 AM UTC

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NAICS: 311611

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Solicitation # 12-3J14-27-B-0016

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Solicitation # PLNP2025-00038

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AI Contract Overview

The contract titled "FPPS Animal Handling and Welfare, April 2025" is being solicited by the Department of Agriculture, specifically through the USDA AMS office located in Washington, DC. It targets services or activities associated with animal handling and welfare, and falls under the NAICS Code 311611, which encompasses animal slaughtering and processing. This is a combined solicitation with no specified set-aside, meaning it is likely open for broad competition across eligible businesses. Posted on April 25, 2025, the contract invites responses until January 1, 2026, providing ample time for interested vendors to submit proposals. While the place of performance is not specified, the contract is managed by the Washington, DC office, and all official communications and submissions will likely go through this location. The solicitation is accessible through the federal SAM.gov portal, providing details and submission guidelines. This opportunity reflects the USDA’s continuing commitment to ensuring proper animal handling and welfare in fulfillment of their procurement and oversight responsibilities.