Veterinary & Diagnostic Services relating to Gill Health in Scottish Farmed Salmon
SRUC is the lead academic partner in a consortium that will conduct research into the epidemiology, aetiology, histopathology, and molecular pathology of Complex Gill Disease (CGD) in Scottish farmed salmon. To support this research, SRUC will require specialist expertise in the pathology of fish diseases, diagnostic tests for gill disease and for putative pathogens associated with disease. We are seeking a subcontractor with the required domain expertise and experience to support this project for a period of three...
Buyer
SRUC
Value
£467,000
Published
22 Jun 2018
Closes
31 Jul 2018
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
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CPV classifications
85200000
Veterinary services
33124130
Diagnostic supplies
33124110
Diagnostic systems
03311000
Fish
03000000
Agricultural, farming, fishing, forestry and related products
77850000
Fish farming services
Lots
Lot 1 Veterinary & Diagnostic Services relating to Gill Health in Scottish Farmed Salmon
Value not provided
SRUC is an innovative, knowledge-based organisation which supports the development of the land-based industries and communities through its specialist research and development resources, its education and learning provision and its expert advisory and consultancy services. Its work is wide ranging but there is particular emphasis on agriculture and related s...
Delivery: Highlands and Islands
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SRUC is the lead academic partner in a consortium that will conduct research into the epidemiology, aetiology, histopathology, and molecular pathology of Complex Gill Disease (CGD) in Scottish farmed salmon. To support this research, SRUC w...
Contract notice · Web page
Invitation to Tender (12373)
25 Jun 2018
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