• The International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs Office (INL) at Bogota requires K9 equipment specifically for Colombian use.
• All interested sellers must submit quotations according to the attached INL_RFQ-PR16035309 by September 2, 2026, via email to AlejoA@state.gov or BogotaINLSolicitation@state.gov.
• Quotations will not be accepted after this time, as specified in the notice.
• The Department of Interior, Bureau of Land Management, is seeking a contract to provide housing, care, testing, and management support for confiscated U.S. native turtles involved in repatriation efforts.
• At least 500 available slots/available vacancies must be available in an area closed to the public.
• Future funding is not guaranteed; therefore responses should focus on demonstrating capability for ongoing operation regardless of future funding.
• Submission include questions and response packets addressed as "140F0S26Q0050 - Turtles" in the subject line.
• The NOAA Western Acquisition Division requires diagnostic testing and expertise from the University of Illinois, College of Veterinary Medicine, Zoological Pathology Program for stranded cetacean cases.
• Diagnostic tests include viral, bacterial, fungal, protozoal, and biotoxin evaluations in conjunction with histological assessments and laboratory services.
• The sole-source assignment is based on the University of Illinois being the sole provider of Brucella specific ST typing assay and an in situ hybridization assay for marine mammals.
• The project duration is anticipated to be 12 months, with two 2-12 month options under RFO 52.217-9.
• Routine veterinary services are required at the Elm Creek Holding Facility for wild horses and burros.
• The facility is located in Nebraska, specifically in Elm Creek, and supports the care of wild horses and burros under the BLM Wild Horse and Burro Program.
• A licensed veterinarian with relevant experience is required to provide services; USDA-accredited certification is a plus.
• The services must be performed in coordination with BLM staff and comply with the Comprehensive Animal Welfare Program.
• Amendment 12639526Q0089-0001 is a Request for Quotation (RFQ) document, part of a combined synopsis/solicitation, for diagnostic testing services from NAHLN-approved laboratories.
• The acquisition involves diagnostic testing services, listed under North American Industry Classification Standard Code 541940 (Veterinary Services), for use by the VA Minneapolis Medical Center.
• Quotations are being solicited and may be considered by the agency in accordance with FAR Part 12; the small business size standard is $10 million.
• The US Fish and Wildlife Service will provide Veterinary Support Services for International Affairs Division of International Conservation by assisting in program evaluation activities.
• The services to be provided include confiscated U.S. native turtles and tortoises housing, care testing, data management, and veterinary services.
• The required facilities must meet AZA care standards with a capacity for up to 500 confiscated animals and include climate control systems, secure enclosures, independent quarantine sections, equipment for safe brumation management, and turtle care.
• Diagnostic testing services for NAHLN approved laboratories are requested under the given solicitation number.
• The acquisition is not set aside for small business concerns with a North American Industry Classification Standard Code of 541940 (Veterinary Services).
• Requirements and complete details are provided in Attachment 1 – Performance Work Statement.