Wildlife Control Services – Site Evaluation & Animal Removal

The contract mandates the provision of wildlife control services across properties managed by the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation, requiring comprehensive site evaluations to identify areas affected by nuisance wildlife such as deer, geese, and rodents. Successful bidders must perform humane and legally compliant removal operations, ensuring all actions adhere to state and federal wildlife regulations. The contractor is responsible for the safe and ethical capture, relocation, or euthanasia of animals, depending on the circumstance and applicable law, while maintaining the integrity of public lands and minimizing disruption to ecosystems and visitors. In addition to field operations, the contractor must submit detailed reports documenting each site visit, the species encountered, methods used, and outcomes of removal efforts. Fecal samples from removed animals are to be collected and submitted for analysis as part of compliance and monitoring protocols. All work is to be conducted at DCR properties throughout Massachusetts, with primary coordination centered in Boston. The solicitation is issued as a subcontract under NAICS code 561710, with responses due by August 31, 2026, and is managed by the DCR Contracts Unit under the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.