Centro Cinofilo La Porziuncola SRL

Centro Cinofilo La Porziuncola SRL is a for-profit corporate entity based in Italy that is registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) and specializes in providing stray dog removal services to U.S. military installations. As a registered government contractor, the company has successfully secured federal contracts with the U.S. Navy, specifically working with Navy Installations Command and Naval Facilities Engineering Command to manage stray dog populations at military bases in Italy. While limited background information is available, the company appears to be a specialized service provider focused on humane animal control and management for military environments.

The company has been awarded multiple federal contract delivery orders exclusively for stray dog removal services, with contract values ranging from $1,405.56 to $2,984.76. These contracts have been awarded through full and open competition with no specific set-aside designations. All contract awards have been issued by U.S. Navy commands, specifically targeting installations in Italy. The contracts consistently involve humane stray dog removal and management services, with performance periods typically ranging from one to two years. Each delivery order has been structured as a firm fixed-price contract, indicating a standardized approach to service delivery and pricing.

Centro Cinofilo La Porziuncola SRL holds a single award indefinite delivery contract (IDV) with the Navy Installations Command, valued at $249,998.89 and running through May 26, 2025. This IDV serves as the primary contract vehicle for stray dog removal services, under which multiple task orders have been issued. The original solicitation focused on dog catcher services specifically in Sigonella, Italy, and the contract allows for non-competitive delivery orders to address ongoing animal control needs at U.S. Navy bases in Europe. To date, three delivery orders have been issued against this IDV, with values ranging from $2,500 to $2,984.76, demonstrating the Navy's recurring requirement for these specialized animal management services.