The Bureau of Land Management requires routine veterinary services for wild horses and burros at the Elm Creek Holding Facility in Elm Creek, Nebraska, approximately 4 miles north on Highway 183. The contractor must be a Nebraska-licensed, USDA-accredited veterinarian experienced with un-gentled wild horses and burros, able to be on-site within six hours of notification and provide a qualified back-up veterinarian. Workload varies seasonally with peak demand from January through September, and services may include vaccinations, de-worming, blood sample collection, diagnosis, treatment, surgical procedures, and emergency care. This is a total small business set-aside firm-fixed-price contract with a base performance period of August 19, 2026 through August 18, 2027, plus four option years extending through August 18, 2031.