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Veterinary and Equine Health Services

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This contract involves providing specialized veterinary and equine health services, including mobile or on-site care. Key responsibilities encompass administering vaccinations, fertility control using PZP (Porcine Zona Pellucida), treating injuries, monitoring diseases, and performing euthanasia as needed. The contract is a subcontract opportunity issued by the Department of the Interior through its Washington DC office, classified under the NAICS code 541940, which pertains to veterinary services. The services are aimed at supporting animal health management with a particular focus on equine populations, ensuring timely medical interventions and population control measures. Although specific details such as the solicitation number, location for service delivery, and point of contact are not provided, the contract highlights the importance of comprehensive veterinary care and animal welfare in this specialized field. This opportunity represents a critical component in maintaining the health and management of animals within the department's purview.

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Provide specialized veterinary and equine health services, including PZP fertility control and euthanasia.

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Department Of The Interior → Washington Dc OfficeView Agency

NAICS

541940 - Veterinary ServicesView NAICS

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DC

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AgencyDepartment Of The Interior → Washington Dc Office
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Provide mobile or on-site veterinary care including vaccinations, PZP fertility control, injury treatment, disease monitoring, and euthanasia.

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