Fort Benning Stray Animal Control

The U.S. Army is seeking sources for a Stray Animal Control contract at Fort Benning, Georgia. The contract will involve the provision of non-personal services to humanely and efficiently process stray domestic animals recovered on Fort Benning. The contractor will be responsible for providing all personnel, equipment, supplies, off-post facilities, transportation, tools, materials, supervision, and other items and non-personal services necessary to accomplish temporary holding, identification, transport, long-term holding, and disposition of stray domestic animals. The period of performance is expected to be one year with two optional one-year ordering periods. Some key tasks include: • Recovering stray animals and holding them at a temporary holding facility for no more than ten business days • Providing personnel support to respond to service calls and work orders related to the capture of stray animals • Making efforts to contact the owner of recovered stray animals and holding microchipped animals for at least three business days • Transporting animals to the contractor's long-term holding facility for processing • Maintaining a public-facing social media page or website with up-to-date information on found and captured animals • Providing information to animal owners residing on and off the installation