Contact International Mosquito and Vector Control
Contact us to discuss mosquito surveillance, vector-management planning, equipment requirements, field research, operational documentation, or an existing program that needs review.
Three ways in, depending on how defined the work is
All three reach the same office. The difference is how much preparation happens before the first conversation.
You know the work you need scoped: a surveillance design, a review, or an equipment plan. The consultation form collects the operational detail first.
Plan a Vector ConsultationYou need a scope check, a clarification, or an answer about method before committing to anything. Use the inquiry form on this page.
Go to the formYou would rather read before writing. The FAQ covers scope, limits, fees, and process; the field notes cover method.
Read the FAQOne office, reachable by phone, email, or appointment
Consultations are available by appointment. We do not publish business hours, because field and travel schedules change; if you need a specific window, propose one and we will confirm or offer an alternative.
- 01Mosquito surveillance network design and trap siting
- 02Vector-management planning and seasonal program structure
- 03Monitoring and field equipment requirements
- 04Field research and pilot program support
- 05Operational documentation, checklists, and data standards
- 06An existing program that needs an outside review
Send a general inquiry, or submit a full program request
The inquiry form below is for questions. The consultation form is longer on purpose: it collects the site count, current methods, equipment, and constraints that determine whether a recommendation is worth anything.
Project type, operating environment, program details, contact information, then a preferred and alternate consultation window. Submitting a date is a request and is not confirmed until accepted.
Configure a Field Program- Number and rough geography of sites
- Current trap or inspection methods
- Equipment already in service
- The decision you need to make
Website information is provided for general informational purposes and does not constitute medical, public-health, regulatory, environmental, scientific, or legal advice. Services and technology are intended to support qualified human decision-making. Results depend on local conditions, program implementation, available data, and other factors.
Describe the program, not just the symptom
The most useful first message names the sites, the current method, and the decision that is stuck. That is enough to tell you whether we are the right people to ask.