Spay & Neuter Services (Owned Cats & Dogs)

Closed State & local contract opportunity

Solicitation number
2024-RFP-126
State
Pennsylvania
Responses due

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About this opportunity

The City of Pittsburgh's Office of Management & Budget, acting on behalf of the Department of Public Safety's Bureau of Animal Care & Control, is seeking licensed veterinarians and veterinary clinics to provide spay and neuter services for owned cats and dogs through a low-income pet program. The Request for Proposal (RFP #2024-RFP-126) requires service providers to maintain a valid Pennsylvania veterinary license and perform surgical procedures along with additional treatments such as vaccinations and microchipping. Key deliverables include providing low- or no-cost spay and neuter surgeries for eligible city residents, with a limit of two animals per year and five animals maximum over five years per household. The procurement process includes a pre-proposal meeting scheduled for May 13, 2024, with questions due by May 17, 2024, and final proposals due by July 5, 2024, at 3:00 pm. The City intends to develop a three-year agreement with flexibility to negotiate contract length, and will evaluate proposals based on comprehensive fee schedules, service capabilities, and potential to cover cats, dogs, or both animal types.

The RFP does not explicitly outline specific set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises. Based on historical data, the Bureau of Animal Care & Control has processed approximately 1,963 spay and neuter procedures between 2020 and 2023, with a clear upward trend in service volume (increasing from 255 cats and 127 dogs in 2020 to 475 cats and 223 dogs in 2023). While specific budget ranges are not detailed, the City reserves the right to negotiate service pricing across selected vendors and may award contracts for individual portions of responses. Selected vendors will be required to maintain detailed records, submit monthly reports, and adhere to program guidelines. The procurement appears open to multiple veterinary service providers, with the potential for several vendors to be selected based on their ability to meet the program's comprehensive service requirements and fee structure.

Opportunity text

The City of Pittsburgh Office of Management & Budget, on behalf of the Department of Public Safety, Bureau of Animal Care & Control, is soliciting proposals from licensed veterinarians/veterinary clinics for professional and consulting services with regard to the Low-Income Owned Pets portion of the City's Spay & Neuter program. Proposals will be considered for all of the services identified in the "Scope of Work" section set forth below.

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