Clarke County Granicus #RFQ #26-0521

Supervising Veterinarian Services for Clarke County Animal Shelter

Clarke County Government in Virginia is seeking qualified vendors to provide supervising veterinarian services for the Clarke County Animal Shelter in Berryville, VA. - Government Buyer: - Clarke County Government, Clarke County Purchasing Department, Joint Administrative Services, Purchasing and Receiving Department - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) or vendors are named in the solicitation - Products/Services Requested: - Supervising veterinarian services for the Clarke County Animal Shelter - Development and ratification of animal care protocols - Management of infectious disease control - Oversight of neonatal and medically compromised animal care - Assistance with treatment plans for common shelter illnesses - Establishment of protocols for Schedule VI drugs and biological products - Staff training and certification, including euthanasia protocols - Consulting on animal health and shelter operations - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Vendors must provide hourly labor rates - Proof of veterinary qualifications and compliance with Virginia laws required - Minimum insurance coverage (general liability, automobile liability, workers compensation, professional liability) - Contract may be extended for up to five additional one-year terms - Place of Performance: - Clarke County Animal Shelter, 225 Ramsburg Lane, Berryville, VA - Clarke County Purchasing Office, 129 Ramsburg Lane, Berryville, VA

Description

The Clarke County Purchasing Department is soliciting quotes from qualified vendors to provide supervising veterinarian services for the Clarke County Animal Shelter located in Berryville, VA. The services include developing protocols and treatment plans for animal care, managing infectious diseases, and potentially overseeing euthanasia protocols. Quotes must be submitted by May 21, 2026, and the contract term extends through June 30, 2027, with possible extensions. Vendors must meet insurance requirements and submit quotes via email, in person, or by mail.

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