Wild Life Removal/ Coyote Removal

The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has issued a Request for Information (RFI) seeking professional wildlife removal services, specifically for coyote trapping, removal, and relocation at their College Park, Maryland facility. The procurement targets GSA schedule holder vendors who are licensed wildlife rehabilitators capable of providing humane wildlife control methods that prioritize nonlethal removal techniques and ensure animal welfare during capture and relocation operations. Vendors must demonstrate expertise in navigating complex environments, as NARA's facility encompasses 1.8 million square feet situated on 33 acres of wooded landscape that includes a jogging trail, pavilion, bus stop, playground, daycare, and satellite parking areas. Key requirements include proper trap labeling, minimizing animal stress during operations, and making efforts to preserve family units during relocation activities. The RFI response deadline is 12:00 PM ET on July 31, 2025, with submissions limited to 4-6 pages, and interested vendors should direct questions to Yolanda Bean at yolanda.bean@nara.gov.

This procurement opportunity carries no set-aside designation and is open to all qualified contractors. No incumbent contractors or potential award values are specified in the available documentation, as this RFI is being conducted solely for information gathering and planning purposes with no guarantee of subsequent contract award. The scope involves wildlife management services across NARA's substantial 33-acre wooded campus, though specific service timelines, contract duration, or performance periods are not detailed in the current RFI documentation. The facility's considerable size of 1.8 million square feet suggests this could represent a significant service contract opportunity for qualified wildlife removal specialists. Vendors have a limited window of six days from the July 25, 2025 posting date to prepare and submit their informational responses by the July 31 deadline.