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Spay/Neuter Program Facilitation & Administration

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Mailbox Only - RFP for Contractor Services for Public Spay and Neuter Facilitation

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AgencyCalifornia → Animal Center Department of City of Fresno
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Coordinates the application process and manages scheduling for prime contractors on City of Fresno Animal Center Department projects. Tracks applications, verifies resident eligibility using the City's GIS mapping site, and coordinates appointments and co-pay requirements. Requires application tracking software and GIS access. Must provide a Disclosure of Conflict of Interest. Delivers a managed pipeline of eligible residents and scheduled appointments.

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