Rocky Top Veterinary Service, LLC

Rocky Top Veterinary Service, LLC is a woman-owned small business and veterinary hospital registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since October 2020, with a corporate structure as a Subchapter S Corporation. Located in Florissant, Colorado, the company specializes in providing veterinary services to federal agencies, with a primary focus on supporting the Bureau of Land Management's (BLM) Wild Horse and Burro Program. The company delivers comprehensive veterinary care, medical services, and expertise to support government wildlife and livestock management operations, particularly in the Colorado region.

Rocky Top Veterinary Service, LLC has been awarded multiple federal contract task orders exclusively through the Bureau of Land Management's Colorado Region, all structured as Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) calls. These contracts, ranging in value from $18,845 to $200,000, consistently involve veterinary services for wild horses and burros, including animal medical care, healthcare support, and general veterinary expertise. Each contract has been awarded on a full and open competitive basis without specific set-aside designations. The company has consistently served as the prime contractor, delivering targeted veterinary services directly supporting BLM's land and resource management responsibilities, with work primarily concentrated in Canon City and other areas of Colorado.

Rocky Top Veterinary Service, LLC currently holds two primary federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs), both with the Bureau of Land Management Colorado Region. The first BPA, awarded in May 2021, has a $450,000 ceiling and extends through May 2026, while the second BPA, awarded in August 2023, has a $500,000 ceiling and runs through May 2028. These IDVs facilitate the issuance of task orders for veterinary services on an as-needed basis, enabling the BLM to quickly procure specialized veterinary support for its Wild Horse and Burro Program. To date, multiple task orders have been issued under these BPAs, with values ranging from $18,845 to $200,000, consistently supporting the agency's animal healthcare requirements and land management responsibilities in the Colorado region.