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Show-Quality Feeder Steers Supply

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State & Local

Submission Closed06/05/2024, 07:00:00 PM CDT

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NAICS: 112120

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FCI Three Rivers FY27 Q1 Milk

Solicitation # 15B51626Q00000018

The FCI Three Rivers FY27 Q1 Milk contract, solicitation number 15B51626Q00000018, is a combined procurement opportunity issued by the Department of Justice for the FCI Three Rivers office located in Three Rivers, Texas. This contract is designated as a Total Small Business Set Aside under NAICS code 112120, focusing on the supply of milk for the first quarter of fiscal year 2027. The solicitation was posted on August 19, 2026, with a response deadline set for September 1, 2027. Performance of the contract will take place in Three Rivers, Texas. Interested parties can coordinate through Marketplace Support for further inquiries regarding this opportunity.

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Oregon-Grown Food SupplyThe Oregon-Grown Food Supply subcontract involves the provision of raw agricultural products, including meats, dairy, fruits, and vegetables, to support prime contractors working on Oregon Department of Education school nutrition program projects. The selected provider is responsible for the farming and harvesting of produce grown within the State of Oregon and must possess the necessary agricultural land, farming equipment, and food-grade storage facilities to execute the work. To ensure the safety of students, the contractor must strictly adhere to food safety standards specifically required for school nutrition programs and manage the delivery of fresh or raw products to the grantee. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 112120 and remains open for responses until May 31, 2027.

Department of Education

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Minor Modification No. MIM 26-020

Solicitation # MIM 26-020

Minor Modification No. MIM 26-020 is a project request by Lerdi-Goni Farms, owned by Joseph Goni, to implement infrastructure improvements at an existing dairy site located at 18797 Road 142, Tulare, California. The project is situated within the AE-40 Exclusive Agriculture zone and involves the construction of one half freestall barn, new open lot corrals featuring shade structures, and the necessary infrastructure for wastewater flow management. The County of Tulare serves as the lead agency for this modification, which is classified as a categorical exemption under CEQA Guidelines Class 11 Section 15311 for accessory structures. Administrative oversight is managed by the Tulare County Resource Management Agency, with key coordination involving the Chief Planner, Environmental Planner, and Project Planner. The project is identified under NAICS code 112120 and is associated with APN 232-020-031.

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Curtimade Dairy, Inc. (PSP07-011)

Solicitation # S-1262706

Curtimade Dairy, Inc. is undertaking a facility expansion project in Tulare, California, identified as PSP07-011. The project involves increasing the site area from 1,157 to 1,395 acres and expanding the dairy operation from 5,199 to 6,566 animal units, supporting a total of 12,192 head of cattle. Key infrastructure improvements include the installation of freestall housing with flush systems for the milking herd, shaded corrals for support stock, calf hutches, and the replacement of two 88-stall herringbone milking parlors with a single 100-stall rotary milking parlor to enhance operational efficiency. The project is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and was approved by the Tulare County Planning Commission on January 25, 2012. Oversight is provided by the Tulare County Resource Management Agency and the San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District. Because the project was determined to have a significant effect on the environment, it required the adoption of a Final Environmental Impact Report and the implementation of specific mitigation measures and monitoring plans as binding conditions for approval. Administrative coordination is managed through the Tulare County Resource Management Agency and the County Clerk-Recorder in Visalia, California.

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Double Diamond Dairy Expansion Project

Solicitation # CUP25-007

The Double Diamond Dairy Expansion Project seeks approval to increase the size of an existing dairy operation in unincorporated Merced County, California, by expanding the herd from approximately 9,870 to about 15,430 cattle. The expansion will be contained within the current dairy footprint on previously disturbed land and will include the construction of new free stall barns, a maternity barn, and a milking parlor to accommodate the larger herd. All existing infrastructure, including the on-site wastewater management system comprising lagoons, separators, and land application of manure to roughly 1,990 acres of cropland, will remain in use and continue to operate as part of the expanded operation. There are no plans to modify the General Plan, rezone the property, subdivide the land, or build new off-site infrastructure. The project anticipates only minor increases in truck traffic associated with the higher animal count and does not require any new utilities or external support systems beyond current operations. The application is being processed under Conditional Use Permit No. CUP25-007 through the Merced County Community and Economic Development Department. Key contacts include Planner III Mark Hamilton for municipal coordination, Principal Planning Team Lead Brandi Cummings for environmental and planning support, and General Partner Mike D. Vander Dussen representing the dairy operator. The project was posted as a forecast on June 18, 2026, and all activities are confined to the existing agricultural land use without altering surrounding zoning or requiring additional public infrastructure. The site is identified by the ZIP code 95317, and the project will proceed under existing regulatory frameworks governing agricultural activities and waste management in the county.

California Merced County of, Community and Economic Development Department

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Correia Family Dairy Farms Expansion

Solicitation # 2024010339

The Correia Family Dairy Farms Expansion project, managed by Merced County in California, involves the modification and expansion of an existing dairy facility located in Gustine. The primary objective is to increase the total animal capacity to 6,075 animals, which represents an addition of 3,945 animals. To support this growth, the project includes the construction of five new freestall barns, two new loafing barns, a new milking parlor, and a replacement dairy well. The project was officially approved on June 10, 2026, following the preparation of an Environmental Impact Report under the California Environmental Quality Act. The Notice of Determination indicates that the project will not have a significant environmental effect. Administrative oversight is provided by Ana Browning, Planner II for Merced County, and the project is associated with state clearinghouse number 2024010339 and NAICS code 112120.

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Correia Family Dairy Farms Expansion

Solicitation # CUP21-009

The Correia Family Dairy Farms Expansion project, managed under Conditional Use Permit CUP21-009 by the Merced County Community and Economic Development Department, involves the modification and expansion of an existing dairy facility in Gustine, California. The project will increase the animal population by 3,945, bringing the total herd to 6,075 animals, consisting of 3,000 milk cows, 390 dry cows, and 2,685 support stock. This expansion requires the conversion of 11.4 acres of cropland to accommodate 474,831 square feet of new construction, including five freestall barns, two loafing barns, a new milking parlor, a replacement domestic well, a manure drying area, feed storage areas, and two solid manure weeping walls. The project is subject to rigorous environmental oversight under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with a Final Environmental Impact Report addressing air quality, greenhouse gas emissions, hydrology, and biological resources. Key compliance requirements include adhering to Rule 4570 for large dairy confined animal facilities, implementing a Nutrient Management Plan developed by a certified specialist, and obtaining Waste Discharge Requirements permits from the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board. Construction is scheduled to occur between May 12, 2025, and December 31, 2026, and must comply with federal and state OSHA regulations, California seismic safety requirements, and specific protocols for the protection of archaeological and biological resources.

California Merced County of, Community and Economic Development Department

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Goat Grazing for Fuel ReductionThis subcontract, titled Goat Grazing for Fuel Reduction, involves the provision of livestock for biological vegetation management on hazardous fuels reduction projects within Butte County, California. The primary objective is to deploy goats for targeted grazing to reduce vegetation height and biomass, thereby minimizing potential fire intensities. The scope of work includes the use of herding and containment fencing to ensure precise grazing and strict adherence to general livestock management standards. This biological approach serves as a strategic tool for prime contractors to manage fuel loads and enhance fire safety in the designated performance area.

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Vierra Dairy Expansion

Solicitation # CUP20-009 / N-1193209

The Vierra Dairy Expansion Project, identified by Conditional Use Permit No. CUP20-009 and project number N-1193209, involves a significant expansion of an existing dairy operation located at 23160 W. Williams Avenue in Hilmar, California. The project scope includes increasing the permitted herd size from 5,597 to 7,117 animals, specifically allowing for 4,170 milk cows, 550 dry cows, and 1,997 support stock such as heifers, calves, and bulls. To support this growth, the applicant proposes extensive facility construction, including two freestall barns, a 10,000-square-foot hospital milking barn, a 15,160-square-foot commodity barn addition, a 195,200-square-foot heifer barn, an 18,000-square-foot utility shop, a loafing barn, and a new 40-stall parallel maternity milking parlor. Additionally, the project requires the installation of a mechanical manure separator and the acquisition of approximately 264 acres of farmland for wastewater and manure application. The project was approved by the Merced County Planning Department on February 28, 2024, following an Environmental Impact Report prepared in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). As part of the approval process, mitigation measures were made a condition of the project, and a mitigation reporting or monitoring plan was adopted. Administrative filing fees totaling $4,101.25 were recorded, covering the Environmental Impact Report and county documentary handling. The project site is situated near the northwest corner of West Williams Avenue and North Washington Road and is identified by multiple Assessor's Parcel Numbers. Contact for the lead agency is Tiffany Ho at the Merced County Planning Department.

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Agricultural Operations PlanningThis subcontract for Agricultural Operations Planning, issued by Tulare County, California, focuses on the operational planning required to consolidate 3,000 animal units at Riverbend Dairy. The scope of work involves managing the logistics of animal transfers, conducting comprehensive facility capacity assessments, and ensuring all operations remain in strict compliance with permitted animal unit limits. Classified under NAICS code 112120, the project was posted on November 18, 2025. The primary objective is to provide technical and logistical support to ensure the dairy consolidation is executed efficiently while adhering to all regulatory standards and capacity constraints.

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Minor Modification No. MIM 25-022

Solicitation # MIM 25-022

Tulare County

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12 months ago

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The Aldine Independent School District in Texas is seeking a subcontractor for the supply of show-quality feeder steers. These animals must be healthy, breed-appropriate, and meet specific standards regarding weight, age, temperament, and health to ensure they are suitable for student training and FFA show competitions. This procurement opportunity was posted on May 15, 2024, with a response deadline of June 6, 2024. The contract falls under NAICS code 112120, focusing on the delivery of livestock that meets the rigorous requirements of competitive agricultural exhibitions.

General Info

Agency

Texas → Aldine Independent School District

NAICS

112120 - Dairy Cattle and Milk Production

Place of Performance

TX, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

This scope was carved out of CTE 2324-24.

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FFA Livestock- Pigs and Steers

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PhaseClosed

PostedMay 15

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Response DeadlineJun 5

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Submission Closed

06/05/2024, 07:00:00 PM CDT

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AgencyTexas → Aldine Independent School District

ContactsNo contacts available

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Organization / AgencyTexas → Aldine Independent School District

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Full Description

Supply of healthy, breed-appropriate feeder steers meeting weight, age, temperament, and health standards for FFA show competition and student training.