Advanced Bioconsulting, Llc.

Advanced Bioconsulting, LLC is a small disadvantaged business and limited liability company located in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since September 2015. The company appears to specialize in ecological research and conservation efforts, particularly focused on endangered species and wildlife biology. While limited information is available about the company's broader operations, its federal award history demonstrates a concentrated expertise in endangered species research, specifically involving beetle populations and habitat conservation.

The company's federal contract awards have been exclusively with the Department of Interior (DOI) Fish and Wildlife Service Region 6, involving specific ecological research projects. These contracts include two purchase order awards totaling $24,800 for specialized research: a "NH-NEW ENGLAND ESFO-BEETLE LARVAL STUDY" completed in August 2022 with a $5,500 ceiling value, and a "TIGER BEETLE RESEARCH" project completed in May 2022 with a $19,300 ceiling value. Neither contract utilized any specific set-aside designations, suggesting the awards were competitively obtained based on the company's specialized research capabilities.

Advanced Bioconsulting's federal grant awards are exclusively from the DOI Fish and Wildlife Service Region 5, focusing intensively on Northeastern Beach Tiger Beetle conservation. The company has received two significant cooperative agreement grants totaling approximately $123,100, with the most recent award of $123,100 on July 1, 2024, extending through December 2028. These grants support critical conservation activities including population surveys, habitat monitoring, behavioral studies, and potential population transplantation efforts for the endangered Northeastern Beach Tiger Beetle. The grants aim to develop conservation strategies, standardize survey methods, and identify potential new habitats to prevent the species' extinction, demonstrating the company's specialized expertise in endangered species research and conservation planning.