Regulatory Compliance & Coordination Support

The contract requires ongoing adherence to evolving Mexican regulatory standards and timely coordination with USDA-APHIS to ensure that live biological shipments are cleared within one hour of arrival at the port of entry in Reynosa, Mexico. Success hinges on maintaining robust compliance mechanisms, proactively monitoring regulatory updates, and establishing seamless communication protocols with U.S. and Mexican authorities to prevent delays that could compromise the integrity or viability of the biological materials. The work must be executed with precision to meet strict timelines and uphold biosecurity protocols throughout the import process. This is a Small Business Set-Aside subcontract under NAICS code 541611, issued by the U.S. Department of Agriculture through its Mrpbs Minneapolis Mn office. Proposals are due by May 7, 2026, and performance will be centered at the Reynosa location with a ZIP code of 88786. The contract emphasizes rapid response capabilities and regulatory agility, making experience with agricultural biosecurity, cross-border logistics, and federal agency coordination essential qualifications for any offering entity.