ITB - Nuisance Animal Control for the Harris County Flood Control District

Harris County Flood Control District is seeking a nuisance animal control contractor for a one-year project beginning approximately February 1, 2026, with the project identification number Z100-00-00-V310. The procurement is structured as an Invitation to Bid (ITB) for comprehensive nuisance animal control services within the district's operational areas. The solicitation was posted on October 24, 2025, with proposals due by November 24, 2025. Potential bidders must carefully review multiple attached documents, including specifications, insurance requirements, safety protocols, and general county bidding requirements. Key deliverables will likely involve identifying, managing, and removing nuisance animals from flood control district properties, with specific operational guidelines detailed in the attached specification documents. Bidders must demonstrate compliance with various county requirements, including minimum wage policies, workers' compensation insurance, and heat protection safety standards. The evaluation will presumably assess bidders' capabilities, equipment readiness, and ability to meet the district's comprehensive animal control needs.

The solicitation appears to be open to qualified vendors without explicit set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises. Interested contractors must complete several mandatory forms, including a Tax Residence Certification, Subcontractor Listing Form, and Bid Acknowledgement. While the specific budget range is not directly stated in the provided information, the comprehensive documentation suggests a structured procurement process with rigorous qualification standards. Bidders will need to provide a detailed equipment list and demonstrate compliance with Harris County's general bid requirements and the Flood Control District's specific operational guidelines. The contract's scope implies a need for specialized animal control expertise, professional equipment, and the ability to operate effectively across the district's flood control properties. Potential respondents should carefully review the attached 1MB document titled "HCFCD General Requirements, Covenants and Supplementary Conditions" for additional detailed insights into the contract's expectations and performance requirements.