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Studentship: Understanding the role of sheep & goat in pestiviruses

Animal and Plant Health Agency

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Key details

Contracting authority
Animal and Plant Health Agency
Public authority - central government
Region
Addlestone
Contract value
£37,200ex VAT
Submissions closed
15 May 2025
Published
8 May 2025

Procurement

Contract period
16 May 2025 - 30 September 2027
2 years
Possible extension to 30 September 2028 · 3 years, 4 months in total
Procedure type
Single tender action (below threshold)
CPV classifications
  • 73200000 Research and development consultancy services

What happened

Animal and Plant Health Agency awarded this contract to University of Surrey worth £37,200 on 16 May 2025. The contract runs until 30 Sept 2027.

Description

Several newly emerged pestivirus species were introduced into cattle and pigs as well as wild ruminant populations during the last decades. These new pestiviruses are associated with abortion, still birth, health problems of offspring. Emerging pestivirus diseases frequently challenge prevention and control strategies in the swine and cattle industry.

​This PhD proposal will explore pestiviruses in sheep and goat in the UK and its transmission between different animal host species in a multispecies grazing farm system.

Awarded supplier

Supplier
University of Surrey
Award value
£37,200
Award date
16 May 2025

Contact

Address
Woodham Lane, Addlestone, KT15 3NB

Identifiers

Buyer reference
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Notice ID
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OCID
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