CR/2018/26 - The Effects of Grass Seed Intentionally containing Endophytes on the Environment
To assess the environmental risks associated with grass containing an endophytes, to develop a pre marketing environmental risk assessment. Considering the effects of a variety/s of grass seed containing different types of endophytes using a glasshouse and where appropriate field based trials. Grass currently marketed in the UK should be endophyte free. The aim is for SG to gain an understanding of how endophytes behave within the Scottish environment, and to highlight any risks to Scotland’s biodiversity that may...
Buyer
Scottish Government
Value
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Published
11 Dec 2019
Closes
20 Jan 2020
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
UKM82
Procurement method
Open
Category
Services
Contract starts
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Contract ends
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CPV classifications
73000000
Research and development services and related consultancy services
73100000
Research and experimental development services
Lots
Lot 1 CR/2018/26 - The Effects of Grass Seed Intentionally containing Endophytes on the Environment
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The research objectives for this project are as follows: - The primary objective of this project is to create a risk assessment procedure that can be used before standard variety testing on behalf of an applicant. This will allow any negative impacts of a variety of grass containing an endophyte to be understood before the seed goes through standardised test...
Delivery: United Kingdom
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To assess the environmental risks associated with grass containing an endophytes, to develop a pre marketing environmental risk assessment. Considering the effects of a variety/s of grass seed containing different types of endophytes using...
Contract notice · Web page
ITT Document
11 Dec 2019
Word document
ESPD
11 Dec 2019
Word document
UPDATED Q2.3 AND Q2.4 - ITT Document - Incomplete questions, ITT Resubmitted, extension applied.
15 Jan 2020
Word document
ITT Document
15 Jan 2020
Word document
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