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Revisiting oestrogenic effects in wild fish: assessing and comparing contemporary and historical impacts

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The Environment Agency is undertaking an investigation to robustly investigate current levels of intersex and other oestrogenic effects in wild fish populations. This new study will seek to replicate the sampling approach and procedures from the initial studies and compare the results to the historical data (owned by Brunel/Exeter University). A supplier looking to bid for the work will need to have access to the reports and data in full. Interested parties must be able to deliver the full programme of works, including the project report, by the end of March 2018. Additional information: Please submit all queries and bids through the Bravo Solutions e-tendering portal

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What the buyer calls it
Revisiting oestrogenic effects in wild fish: assessing and comparing contemporary and historical impacts
How they are buying
Advertised, open to anyoneAny supplier could bid without being invited first.
Type
services
Suitable for small firms
The buyer says yes. What that is worth
Work starts
31 Jul 2017
Work ends
31 Mar 2018

Who the buyer named

The buyer published a contact address on this notice.

dgc.corporateservices@defra.gov.uk