
✅ Thermal Detection Technology
✅ Drone Survey Capability
✅ GPS-Mapped Reporting
✅ Digital Field Data Collection
✅ Rural & Remote Operations
✅ Multi-Property Program Delivery
✅ WHS & Biosecurity Compliant Systems
✅ Fully Insured Operations
Davrac Rural Pest Services maintains specialised vehicles, field equipment and technology systems to support the safe, compliant and effective delivery of vertebrate pest management programs across Central West, Orana, North West and Riverina NSW.
Our operational capability supports individual landholders, coordinated landholder groups, Local Land Services programs, council contracts and government-funded biosecurity initiatives.
Davrac utilises modern detection and monitoring technologies to support:
Technology systems include:
These tools support evidence-based pest management and measurable program outcomes.
Purpose-equipped four-wheel-drive vehicles enable safe and reliable operation across rural and remote environments throughout Central West, Orana, North West and Riverina NSW and surrounding regions.
Operational capability supports:
Davrac provides GPS-supported reporting and operational documentation, including:
This reporting framework supports accountability, transparency and compliance with landholder and agency requirements.
All activities are supported by documented operational procedures, including:
Davrac's equipment and operational systems allow delivery of:
✅ Thermal Detection Technology
✅ Drone Survey Capability
✅ GPS-Mapped Reporting
✅ Digital Field Data Collection
✅ Rural & Remote Operations
✅ Multi-Property Program Delivery
✅ WHS & Biosecurity Compliant Systems
✅ Fully Insured Operations
Davrac Rural Pest Services maintains access to a network of experienced, licensed contractors enabling the business to scale operations to meet varying project requirements.
This contractor network provides additional capability across:
All contractors engaged by Davrac are required to operate in accordance with relevant legislative requirements, project-specific risk controls, Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS), and client requirements.
Where required, contractors must hold appropriate licences, insurances and competencies relevant to the services being delivered.
Davrac operates conditionally registered vehicles and compliant field equipment, enabling delivery within government-hosted programs and approved public-land environments.
This capability supports:
All activities are undertaken within a framework of compliance, traceability and operational accountability, ensuring suitability for government and agency engagement.
Davrac Rural Pest Services provides vertebrate pest management solutions across a wide range of rural, commercial and public-sector environments.
✅ Livestock Producers & Grazing Operations
✅ Mixed Farming Enterprises
✅ Broadacre Agriculture
✅ Small Acreage & Lifestyle Properties
✅ Golf Courses
✅ Solar & Renewable Energy Projects
✅ Infrastructure Corridors
✅ Industrial & Commercial Land Holdings
✅ Local Councils
✅ Public Land Managers
✅ Crown Land Programs
✅ Government Agencies
✅ Local Land Services Programs
✅ Landholder Groups
✅ Multi-Property Control Programs
✅ Regional Pest Management Initiatives
✅ Community Pest Reduction Projects
Davrac Rural Pest Services has delivered and supported a range of vertebrate pest management and wildlife control programs across regional New South Wales. Previous and current project types include:
Projects have included operational planning, property assessments, monitoring and surveillance, Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS), risk assessments, compliance documentation, activity reporting and ongoing pest management recommendations.
Client identities are withheld to maintain commercial confidentiality.
Referee details may be provided during procurement processes where client approval has been obtained.
Davrac provides a delivery model capable of supporting:
Services are designed to scale efficiently, supporting coordinated planning, consistent execution and improved landscape-level outcomes.
All programs are tailored to site-specific conditions, including:
This ensures delivery of fit-for-purpose, risk-managed control strategies, avoiding generic approaches and supporting effective, compliant outcomes.
$20M
Public Liability Insurance

We take the time upfront to understand your property, priorities, livestock movements and risks—so the plan is practical, accurate and aligned to your goals.
For shared boundaries or neighbouring properties, we coordinate communication to reduce re-infestation, improve safety and deliver better results.
After each operation, you receive a concise summary of results, observations and risks to support compliance and informed decisions.
Ongoing guidance & monitoring
We provide practical advice on monitoring activity, timing future control and managing long‑term pest pressure.
Clear communication, better decisions, and a more effective long‑term pest management outcome.
Encouraging neighbour cooperation
Bringing neighbouring properties together to align efforts and reduce re-infestation pressure.
Coordinating timing and methods
Aligning control work with breeding cycles and peak activity to maximize impact using consistent, proven methods.
Planning at a broader scale
Coordinated, multi-property programs improve coverage, efficiency and long-term results.
Stronger, longer-lasting pest control that better protects livestock, crops and the property overall.
Planned for long-term impact
Davrac focuses on reducing livestock losses, lowering pest activity, limiting damage and improving long-term productivity — not just delivering a once-off visit and hoping for the best.
Licensed, insured and compliant
All operations are conducted lawfully, safely and in line with NSW requirements. Davrac is fully licensed and carries $20 million public liability insurance..
Property-specific programs
Every property is different. Programs are tailored to property size, terrain, activity levels, seasonal conditions and landholder objectives.
Clear reporting and better visibility
Operations are backed by structured planning, GPS mapping/reporting and on-ground assessment, with aerial drone surveying also used to better understand pest activity where relevant.
Coordinated control where possible
Neighbour-aligned and group control programs can help suppress re-infestation and produce stronger landscape-level outcomes than isolated one-off work.