Description
The Arizona Department of Corrections is seeking a qualified veterinary provider to deliver comprehensive medical, preventive, emergency, and surgical services for its correctional K‑9 program. The contractor must operate from a licensed veterinary facility, offer telephone advice, provide same‑day urgent care, and supply detailed medical records. The contract is a firm‑fixed‑price IDIQ with a base term of twelve months, extendable up to five years, and will be awarded on a “most advantageous” basis.
• Scope includes routine exams, vaccinations, parasite control, diagnostics (CBC, chemistry, Valley Fever titers, X‑rays), minor/major surgeries, anesthesia, IV therapy, and wound care.
• New price‑line items added by Amendment 2: CBC/Chemistry panel, Valley Fever titer, and comprehensive new‑dog examinations.
• Contractor must submit a fee‑for‑service schedule, meet state‑mandated insurance minimums, maintain an Arizona veterinary license, and comply with HIPAA, AZRAMP, and NIST security requirements.
• Three in‑person instructional lectures per year (≈2 hours each) at the ADCRR Service Dog Academy are required.
• All proposals must be entered electronically via the Arizona Procurement Portal by the May 7, 2026 deadline; offers must remain open for 180 days.