The purpose of this document is to outline a government contracting request for aerial distribution of oral rabies vaccine baits in support of the USDA's National Rabies Management Program. The contract spans three ordering periods, from April 2025 to March 2028, with an estimated quantity of services including aerial rabies bait dispersal and ferry flight hours totaling a ceiling of $7.5 million. The contractor is responsible for providing aircraft, pilots, maintenance, supplies (except for the vaccine), and ensuring quality and safety during operations, adhering to specific regulations such as the Service Contract Act and relevant FAA requirements. A key requirement is the precise and timely dispersal of the vaccine baits across designated areas, primarily in the Eastern U.S., to effectively manage wildlife rabies. The contractor must also develop a quality control program and comply with security requirements. Comprehensive data collection and reporting on flight operations are essential, ensuring details like flight time and distribution rates are communicated effectively to the government. Overall, this initiative reflects a collaborative effort between federal and state entities to manage rabies in wildlife and protect public health through strategic vaccination efforts.