Crocodile response agent will be used for carcass removal, site visits, capture efforts, providing…

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has awarded contract C7E373 for crocodile response agent services, effective September 1, 2026 through September 15, 2027. The contract is valued at $800 and encompasses approximately 800 hours of work. The primary deliverable involves engaging a crocodile response agent to perform carcass removal, conduct site visits, execute capture efforts, and provide public outreach activities in support of the Human-Crocodile Management plan and associated Crocodile Response Agent conditions.

The scope of work encompasses all duties necessary to accomplish objectives established under the Human-Crocodile Management plan. While the prime contractor and specific place of performance are not identified in the award documentation, the work is being conducted within the state of Florida under the authority of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. The compressed contract timeline of approximately 13 months suggests specialized, responsive services aligned with the Commission's ongoing wildlife management and human-wildlife conflict mitigation responsibilities.