This bid is for 10 trained tracking and narcotics/contraband detection canines, accessories, and handler training for use in Oklahoma, United States. The delivery address is not specified.
Due
December 2, 2026
24 days left
Location
Oklahoma
Posted on
financials.ok.gov
Notice ID
EV00000995
Please quote 10 trained tracking and narcotics/contraband detection dogs, accessories, and handler training for use in Oklahoma, United States.
Dogs: Suitable tracking breeds, such as Belgian Malinois, aged 9–24 months when training ends; consistent passive detection responses, no aggression toward people or dogs, and able to work in crowds, noise, and varied terrain.
Training: One block of at least 80 hours covering human scent trailing, tracking, and locating, with handler lodging included; training in Oklahoma, Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Missouri, or Tennessee.
Health: U.S. veterinary screening, current health certificates, and hip X-rays taken within 60 days before training; certified free of hip dysplasia.
Warranty: 12-month replacement warranty for pre-existing medical conditions and hereditary defects, including replacement training at no additional cost.
Equipment: Each dog needs black 15-foot and 5-foot leashes, both 0.75 inches wide with at least 750-pound tensile strength, Ram-Tech Leather Alternative or equivalent, plus a fitted padded Bio-Thane multifunctional tracking harness in black or brown.
Qualifications: Nationally accredited working canine association certification, authorization to handle narcotics for training, and experience training at least one passive-response dog for a correctional setting; dogs domestically sourced or eligible for lawful import.
Please confirm availability and send your quote by December 2, 2026.
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Deadline: December 2, 2026
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What they need
CaninesSuitable tracking breeds, such as Belgian Malinois; 9–24 months old upon training completion, with consistent passive detection responses and no aggression toward people or other dogs. Must work effectively in crowded, noisy environments and varied terrain.
Handler trainingOne block of at least 80 hours covering human scent trailing, tracking, and locating, with handler lodging included. Training must take place in Oklahoma, Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Missouri, or Tennessee.
Health and warrantyU.S. veterinary screening, current health certificates, and hip X-rays taken within 60 days before training; certified free of hip dysplasia. Include a 12-month replacement warranty covering pre-existing medical conditions and hereditary defects, with replacement training at no additional cost.
EquipmentEach canine needs one black 15-foot leash and one black 5-foot leash, both 0.75 inches wide with at least 750-pound tensile strength, Ram-Tech Leather Alternative or equivalent; plus a fitted padded Bio-Thane multifunctional tracking harness in black or brown.
QualificationsNationally accredited working canine association certification, authorization to handle narcotics for training, and experience training at least one passive-response canine for a correctional setting. Canines must be domestically sourced or eligible for lawful import.
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