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Small Livestock Management Services

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The Small Livestock Management Services subcontract involves providing daily care, feeding, and general husbandry for small livestock on Quinault Indian Nation facility projects. The selected provider will be responsible for the overall management of animals within a garden or farm setting to ensure their health and welfare, ultimately delivering well-maintained and healthy livestock to the prime contractors. This opportunity is associated with NAICS code 115210 and was posted by the Quinault Indian Nation. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of October 20, 2026.

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Subcontract for small livestock care and management for Quinault Indian Nation by October 2026.

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AgencyQuinault Indian Nation
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Organization / AgencyQuinault Indian Nation
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Performs daily care, feeding, and management of small livestock for prime contractors on Quinault Indian Nation facility projects. Executes general management and husbandry of small livestock to ensure animal health and welfare in a garden/farm setting. Delivers healthy and maintained small livestock.

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