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Developing UK Vaccine Supply Chain Resilience for Covid and Potential Future Health Emergencies - Single Use Technologies, Biobags and Filters

The Covid-19 pandemic has prompted inspiring collaboration between industry, academia, and government to discover, develop, manufacture and distribute vaccines. It has also demonstrated what level of response to demand is possible within existing supply chains. To build on this, the UK Government is developing a strategy which seeks to increase the UK's vaccine supply resilience and on-shore manufacturing capability in response to Covid-19 and potential future health emergencies. As part of the strategy, the UK Vac...

Buyer

Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy

Value

£11,000,000

Published

17 Jan 2022

Closes

29 Jun 2022

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Region

United Kingdom

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19000000

Leather and textile fabrics, plastic and rubber materials

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Lot default Developing UK Vaccine Supply Chain Resilience for Covid and Potential Future Health Emergencies - Single Use Technologies, Biobags and Filters

£11,000,000

The Covid-19 pandemic has prompted inspiring collaboration between industry, academia, and government to discover, develop, manufacture and distribute vaccines. It has also demonstrated what level of response to demand is possible within existing supply chains. To build on this, the UK Government is developing a strategy which seeks to increase the UK's vacc...

Delivery: British Oversea Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, Rest of the World, United Kingdom

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17 Jan 2022

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