LITCHFIELD MOBILE EQUINE VET SERVICES 2027

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Eagle Lake Field Office is seeking a qualified veterinary provider to deliver routine mobile equine veterinary services at the Litchfield Wild Horse & Burro Corrals in Lassen County, California. The contract is a Firm‑Fixed‑Price RFQ with a base period of one year (10/01/2026 – 09/30/2027) and up to four one‑year option extensions, covering a total potential performance horizon of five years. Services include health inspections, blood collection for disease testing, gelding/castration, parasite control, diagnostic imaging, emergency call‑outs (one‑hour response), and humane euthanasia in accordance with BLM’s Comprehensive Animal Welfare Program and AVMA standards. Offerors must be SAM‑registered, hold valid California veterinary licenses, and possess USDA accreditation for interstate veterinary certificates. Evaluation will weight technical capability, personnel qualifications, past performance, and price, with price being the least‑weighted factor. Quotations are due 09/09/2026; questions must be submitted by 08/28/2026. • Base‑year services: routine herd health care, disease surveillance, and emergency response at Litchfield Corrals. • Option years: continuation of the same scope, each exercisable at the Government’s discretion. • Required deliverables: detailed work plan, qualified veterinary staff, 24/7 call‑out capability, compliance with BLM animal welfare and euthanasia guidelines. • Mandatory certifications: California veterinary license, USDA CVI accreditation, SAM registration. • Evaluation criteria: technical approach, staff qualifications, past performance, and price.