Statistician to investigate scale and drivers of shellfish mortality in The Wash
Statistical analysis to investigate scale and drivers of shellfish mortality in The Wash. Biostatistician required to analyse data collected by this Marine Natural Capital and Ecosystems Assessment Programme project during 2024, to address the project aims: Aim 1: To determine the growth and mortality rates of cockle over the year Aim 2: To investigate the scale of 'atypical' mortality Aim 3: To investigate the effects of environmental parameters on cockle mortality, including multifactorial drivers The contractor...
Buyer
Natural England
Value
£24,921
Published
19 Dec 2024
Closes
15 Nov 2024
Procurement details
Source
Contracts Finder
Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
1 Dec 2024
Contract ends
31 Mar 2025
CPV classifications
73112000
Marine research services
Lots
Lot default Statistician to investigate scale and drivers of shellfish mortality in The Wash
£25,000
Statistical analysis to investigate scale and drivers of shellfish mortality in The Wash. Biostatistician required to analyse data collected by this Marine Natural Capital and Ecosystems Assessment Programme project during 2024, to address the project aims: Aim 1: To determine the growth and mortality rates of cockle over the year Aim 2: To investigate the s...
Delivery: United Kingdom
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19 Dec 2024
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