Other Animal Production

Code 1129
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The NAICS Category 1129 (Other Animal Production) encompasses a diverse range of animal breeding and production activities beyond traditional livestock. This category includes specialized animal production for research, training, ceremonial, and service purposes, involving various species such as horses, mules, dogs, non-human primates, and other exotic or working animals. The category supports government and research needs through the procurement of live animals with specific characteristics, training requirements, and performance capabilities.

Recent federal contract awards under this NAICS code demonstrate a focus on specialized animal procurement for government agencies like the Department of Defense, Homeland Security, and National Institutes of Health. Typical contract values range from $125,000 for multi-year farrier services to potential contracts exceeding $2.75 million for animal supply and training. Common funding agencies include the U.S. Army, Customs and Border Protection, Forest Service, and various research institutions. Most solicitations are set aside for small businesses, with delivery locations primarily in the continental United States, particularly in states like Texas, California, Virginia, and Maryland. Frequently awarded entities include specialized animal breeding and training organizations.

Recent federal contract opportunities highlight requirements for animals supporting diverse mission-critical functions. These include procuring non-human primates for medical research, canines for law enforcement and border protection training, horses and mules for military ceremonial units and national park operations, and specialized research animals for scientific studies. Key agencies like the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Department of Agriculture, Department of the Interior, and National Institutes of Health are seeking animals with precise specifications, including specific breeds, ages, physical characteristics, and performance capabilities. Performance locations span research facilities, national parks, military installations, and border regions across the United States.

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