Co-Ral with 42% Coumaphos active strength
ID: 12639525Q0057ssType: Special Notice
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AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OFANIMAL AND PLANT HEALTH INSPECTION SERVICEMRPBS MINNEAPOLIS MNMINNEAPOLIS, MN, 55401, USA

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https://sam.gov/opp/7767c418c7e042de86a1ac17b56957e9/view
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    The Department of Agriculture, specifically the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), is seeking to establish a sole source contract with Covetrus North America LLC for the procurement of Coumaphos Co-Ral, an insecticide critical for the Cattle Fever Tick Eradication Program. This contract, valued at approximately $3 million over three years, aims to support efforts in mitigating cattle fever ticks, with an initial funding amount of $509,000 allocated for fiscal year 2025. Coumaphos Co-Ral is the only dip currently permitted that meets the necessary regulatory criteria, having been evaluated for both efficacy and safety, underscoring its importance in maintaining cattle health. Interested parties can reach out to Jason L. Wilking at Jason.L.Wilking@usda.gov or call 612-336-3210 for further information regarding this opportunity.

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    Jason L Wilking
    (612) 336-3210
    Jason.L.Wilking@usda.gov
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    A5 Sole source Justification Co Ral.pdf
    The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), specifically the Animal Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), is seeking to establish a sole source contract with Covetrus North America LLC to purchase Coumaphos Co-Ral, an insecticide crucial for cattle dipping as part of the Cattle Fever Tick Eradication Program. The contract, valued at approximately $3 million over three years, will support efforts to mitigate cattle fever ticks, with an estimated initial amount of $509,000 for fiscal year 2025. Coumaphos Co-Ral is the only permitted dip currently available that meets regulatory criteria, having undergone evaluation for efficacy and safety. As per federal guidelines, this justification will be publicly posted, and historical pricing will ensure the anticipated costs remain fair and reasonable. Efforts to solicit from other potential vendors have not generated interest, and the USDA plans to continue promoting competition for future acquisitions. This document details the procurement need and rationale, emphasizing unique qualifications and regulatory compliance with existing statutes and regulations governing cattle health and safety.
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