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Twine Trial

Defra Network eTendering Portal Published 20 Feb 2018 Contracts Finder

key details

Value£24,950
Statuscomplete
Category (CPV) 03300000 +2 more
Deadline8 Jan 2018
Contract start1 Feb 2018
Contract end31 Mar 2018
Procedurelimited
SME suitableYes
OCIDocds-b5fd17-d29d65ec-6550-4b95-a613-3bbe89cea047

Award

SupplierValueDateStatus
University of St Andrews £24,950 8 Feb 2018 active

description

This project will continue investigating how different gear design features influence bycatch rates. If we can identify key factors, we can use them to develop effective mitigation methods and successfully reduce bycatch. Preliminary results provide strong evidence but the sample size has been too small and therefore further work (i.e. this trial) is required. The aim would be to assess whether thinner twine reduced cetacean bycatch rates. If this is demonstrated further work would need to look into the possible economic consequences. This experiment will help to focus in on how and why animals get caught, which is not a simple issue.

This will enhance our understanding to the causes of bycatch and will help the development of effective bycatch mitigation measures. Reducing bycatch in UK waters is an Ministerial priority and has been publicly committed to on several occasions in recent months.

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