Nevada ePro #72DOW-S4047

Nevada hatchery fish feed supply and delivery

Nevada is seeking recurring fish-feed supply and delivery for four Department of Wildlife hatcheries. - Buyer: Nevada State Purchasing Division, for the Nevada Department of Wildlife (Department 702; organization location 1511, CIP Wildlife Department). Ship-to locations are Boulder City, Yerington, Ruby Valley, and Baker; the listed bill-to address is Department of Wildlife headquarters in Reno. - OEMs and vendors: No feed manufacturer or vendor is named. Bozeman Razorback Diet is a specified formulation, not an identified manufacturer. - Requested products: Bozeman Razorback Diet in 1–5 mil sizes; fry feed (starter, #1, #2); grower/fingerling feed (#3, #4); production pellets (1/16, 3/32, 1/8); and extruded feed. Vendors are also asked to provide availability and pricing for Steelhead, Brood, medicated, and other specialty feeds. - Annual estimated quantities: Requirements by location and feed type are listed below. Quantities are estimates in pounds, and some items have no specified quantity. - Feed standards: Minimum protein/fat levels are 55%/17% for fry feed, 45%/16% for grower feed, 40%/14% for production pellets and extruded feed, and 40%/12% for Bozeman Razorback formulations. - Delivery and quality: Deliveries are typically quarterly and must be scheduled with hatchery managers; lead times should typically be under one month. Site-specific needs may include bagging, palletizing and wrapping, pallet jacks, smaller trucks, or stinger trucks. Freight must be quoted separately, and any packaging charges identified. Moldy, expired, poor-quality, or mixed-size feed must be replaced within five days of delivery. - Term: Ongoing purchase term, anticipated to span approximately three years; recurring deliveries are expected. This is not an annual subscription.

Description

The Nevada State Purchasing Division, on behalf of the Department of Wildlife, is seeking vendors to supply hatchery fish food to multiple Nevada locations on a scheduled basis. Scope includes various feed types and formulations, with quantities varying by hatchery and typically delivered quarterly. Vendors must coordinate delivery schedules with hatchery managers, provide expected lead times, and meet feed nutrition standards; inferior feed must be replaced within five days. Delivery may require bagging, palletizing, wrapping, or specialized unloading equipment depending on location.

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