Non-Research Long-Term Care facility needed for the enrichment and socialization of Non-Human Primate colony

Amendment 5 is being issued to incorporate the Q&A that has been deemed to be materially pertinent to the solicitation and all potential offerors along with resulting changes to the solicitation. The due date has been changed from September 11, 2026 to September 14, 2026 and the due time has been changed from 12:00 PM EDT to 5:00 PM EDT. Amendment 4 is being issued to incorporate Q&A and resulting changes to solicitation. There is no change to due date/time. Amendment 3 is being issued to post a revised copy of the solicitation and extend the due date to 12:00 PM EDT on September 11, 2026. Amendment 2 is being issued to post the Q&A and a modified solicitation package. It also extends the due date to July 23, 2026. Amendment 1 is being issued to extend the due date to 07/20/2026. Another amendment will be issued once Q&A and the revised solicitation is ready. The purpose of this acquisition is to secure permanent housing of approximately 130 NHPs and the responsibility for providing them with a safe, compliant, and humane long-term sanctuary with a limited lead time. The contractor shall implement structured social group formation, behavioral rehabilitation, provide comprehensive lifetime care, and have sole custody and ownership for each animal. The overall objective is to ensure the seamless and humane transfer of all CDC animals into naturalistic and enriched environments that support their physical and behavioral health, within facilities that are compliant with standards set by the GFAS and that maintain these animals as set by applicable animal welfare regulations and standards. The facility must be GFAS-accredited and a sanctuary at which no research or breeding will take place. The facility must not buy, sell, or trade animals or sell animal byproducts. Direct public contact should be prohibited. The facility shall also provide species-appropriate habitat and enclosure design that supports the expression of natural behaviors.