Wildlife Data Management and Reporting

The contract entails the development and ongoing management of a specialized data system designed to track wildlife incidents, control actions taken in response, and the resulting outcomes. This system must be robust enough to capture detailed records of wildlife encounters, including location, species involved, time of event, and the nature of any intervention, whether deterrence, relocation, or removal. The system must also be capable of generating compliant reports for federal and state regulatory bodies, specifically the USDA and CEQA, ensuring all data collection, storage, and reporting practices meet the legal and environmental standards required for documentation and audit readiness. The platform should support data integrity, user access controls, and timely report generation to facilitate regulatory compliance and informed decision-making. The work is structured as a subcontract under the agency name Monterey County, California, with the NAICS code 541990 indicating it falls under Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services. The contract is posted as of June 1, 2026, with a designated online project portal linked for reference. Performance location details are unspecified, but the system must be accessible and functional across the jurisdictional scope of Monterey County. The system must be scalable, reliable, and maintainable to accommodate future changes in wildlife monitoring requirements or reporting protocols. While no specific point of contact is listed, the successful contractor will be expected to coordinate closely with county personnel and possibly state agencies to ensure alignment with regulatory timelines and data expectations.