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RDE 357 - Amenity Pest, Weed and Disease Management evidence review

DEFRA Published 14 Nov 2023 Contracts Finder
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key details

Statuscomplete
Category (CPV) 73200000
Deadline5 Oct 2023
Contract start6 Oct 2023
Contract end25 Mar 2024
Procedureselective
SME suitableNo
OCIDocds-b5fd17-f4dab79b-1882-4b80-abc6-a1505317f929

Award

SupplierValueDateStatus
ICF Consulting Services Limited £49,999 5 Oct 2023 active

description

The aim of this proposed research is to improve Defra's understanding of the best ways to improve sustainability of pest, weed and disease management in the amenity sector.

Objectives are to:

  • Scope and provide recommendations for the design of a rapid evidence review to inform Defra policy. It is expected that this would cover academic and grey literature and guidance.
  • Conduct interviews with users and producers of evidence and guidance for pest, weed and disease management in the amenity subsectors listed above, to determine which sources of information and guidance they use and how these are rated, considering any gaps that need to be filled.
  • Conduct a rapid evidence review covering academic and grey literature and guidance (including digital resources where accessible) to assess its coverage, quality and usefulness.
  • Provide recommendations for how best to target evidence gathering and share knowledge

This contract was awarded by DEFRA.

notice history

1 notice published against this procurement.

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14 Nov 2023 Award (award) · adb49642-af0b-46c7-a1bf-63a6c93d872c-698182

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