The U.S. Geological Survey is seeking a qualified veterinary service provider to surgically implant up to 100 GPS‑GSM transmitters in diving waterfowl and provide related post‑operative care at two California field sites. The contractor must hold a California veterinary license, be able to respond on‑call during capture events, and train USGS staff on surgical techniques and sample collection. The work is structured as a firm‑fixed‑price contract for a base year with an optional second year, with a total period of performance of up to two years.
• Perform surgical implantation of transmitters in target diving duck species and manage post‑operative care.
• Provide on‑call support and coordinate capture schedules with USGS personnel.
• Train USGS staff on procedures, collect blood samples, and deliver required documentation (SF‑18, resumes, references).
• Work at Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge (Newark, CA) and Moffett Field (Moffett, CA).
• Must comply with DEI, scientific integrity, electronic invoicing, and other federal contract clauses.
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