Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for West Virginia Department of Agriculture.
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Oct 21, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
The West Virginia Department of Agriculture is seeking quotes for MIP cloud software and related support. The solicitation identifies an Exhibit A pricing page and an ARFQ form, with additional terms and conditions in attached documents. The available notice does not specify quantities, detailed technical requirements, or support service levels.
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City
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Charleston
County
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Kanawha
Address
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Building 1
Phone Number
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(304) 558-3550
Zip Code
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25305-0170
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Board meetings and strategic plans from West Virginia Department of Agriculture
The board received an animal care activity log briefing and discussed a legislative update regarding regulations governing public markets. Members engaged in discussions concerning backyard flock salmonella outbreaks, best handling practices, meat processing, equine welfare, and the well-being of livestock at auctions. Administrative tasks included the review of travel documents and per diem forms, as well as an update on pending gubernatorial re-appointments. Additionally, the board heard public comments from the Livestock Market Association regarding industry education and market reporting procedures.
The meeting included a legislative update on Senate Bill 174, discussions on law enforcement training opportunities, sheriff responsibilities regarding animals and livestock, lamb/sheep tail docking, livestock welfare issues, and the West Virginia State Fair 100th anniversary. Public comments were heard regarding livestock auctions and tail docking in show lambs, as well as general animal welfare concerns.
Public-sector contacts connected to West Virginia Department of Agriculture.
The 2020-2025 Strategic Plan for West Virginia Farm to School focuses on meeting the needs of schools and creating viable market opportunities for farmers. Key areas of focus include coordinating collaborative activities to create a holistic farm-to-school system, informing and motivating producers to market and sell their food to schools, and improving the understanding of requirements and constraints in selling local food to schools. Targeted outcomes include increasing local food production and marketing, enhancing communication between producers and schools, and building support for farm-to-school initiatives through school gardens and nutrition education.
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