Indefinite Delivery Contract 140L0126D0004

Sampson Livestock LLC, a small business concern based in Fillmore, Utah, has been awarded a single-award Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity contract by the Bureau of Land Management's National Office, a civilian agency within the Department of the Interior. The contract, valued at $72 million with a performance period extending through December 14, 2030, was designated as a total small business set-aside. The prime contractor will provide wild horse and burro drive trapping services across ten western states, including Utah, Nevada, Oregon, Idaho, and Wyoming, supporting the BLM's rangeland management objectives and habitat preservation efforts under the Wild Horse and Burro Program. These services involve specialized field operations to capture and remove wild horses from designated Herd Management Areas using drive trapping methods, with individual task orders issued on a firm fixed-price basis as operational needs arise.

The contract originated from a pre-solicitation notice posted by the BLM's Headquarters Acquisition Branch in June 2025 for Request for Proposal 140L0125R0007, which anticipated a competitive procurement under NAICS code 115210 Support Activities for Animal Production. The original solicitation indicated the government's intent to award two or more contracts to multiple offerors, though Sampson Livestock LLC ultimately received the single award. The five-year Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity structure provides the BLM with flexibility to issue task orders for drive trapping services based on fluctuating population management requirements across public lands, with contract performance scheduled to conclude on October 7, 2030—aligned with the government's five-year procurement planning cycle for specialized wildlife management services in the western region.