Monitoring & humane removal, non-native/nuisance wildlife, TC

Palm Beach County, Florida is procuring monitoring and humane removal services for non-native and nuisance wildlife through an indefinite quantity, on-call contract structure. The primary objectives include conducting regular monitoring of identified problem areas, implementing live trapping and relocation operations, performing exclusion work, and providing humane removal of problematic wildlife species across both residential and commercial properties within the county jurisdiction. Key deliverables require contractors to conduct site visits and property assessments prior to service implementation, document all wildlife encounters and removal activities, implement preventative measures to reduce future wildlife conflicts, and maintain proper licensing and certifications in accordance with Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission regulations. Contractors must demonstrate comprehensive experience with Florida's native and invasive wildlife species, maintain humane treatment standards throughout all removal and relocation operations, and possess appropriate insurance and bonding provisions. Compensation will be provided on a per-service basis dependent on the type and complexity of wildlife removal required, with pricing structures referenced in the original solicitation documents. The contract was posted on December 6, 2022, with a due date of December 8, 2022, and an addendum was issued on the same date to clarify contract specifications and operational requirements for qualified bidders.

The solicitation documents do not specify set-aside designations or restrictions limiting participation to particular organization types, disadvantaged enterprises, or other categorical restrictions. No incumbent vendors or current contractors are identified in the available documentation. The contract term extends for an initial period with renewal options available at the county's discretion, allowing for continued wildlife management services as needed, with compensation to be drawn from county operational budgets allocated for wildlife management and public nuisance abatement. Specific funding amounts, total award values, or budget ranges are not explicitly stated in the provided solicitation materials. Contractors must maintain compliance with all applicable Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission regulations and demonstrate the operational and technical capacity to support the county's wildlife management and public nuisance abatement initiatives on an ongoing basis throughout the contract period.