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CivTech 9.1 - How can technology help us rapidly and accurately gather and analyse stress, pests and disease data in trees and wild plants to aid early detection at national levels?

Scottish Forestry Published 19 Jul 2024 Public Contracts Scotland

key details

Value£1,300,000
Statuscomplete
Category (CPV) 72000000 +3 more
RegionScotland
Deadline22 Aug 2023
Procedureopen
OCIDocds-h6vhtk-03dbf5

Award

SupplierValueDateStatus
AAC Clyde Space · · active

description

The key aims of Scottish Forestry are to improve the contribution of forests and woodlands to a healthy and high quality environment and sustainable economic growth. Evidence shows that the pace and scale of tree pest and disease incursions to Scotland are escalating and will be accelerated by further trade globalisation and climate change. There is both a legal and an environmental imperative to understand, scale, prevalence and distribution of stress, pests and disease in trees and wild plants across Scotland. By using technology to gain understanding of these issues Scottish Forestry will be better placed to create and deploy interventions to minimise their impact across the short and long term.

Please visit our website for information on CivTech and how to get involved: https://www.civtech.scot/how-to-apply-civtech-9

https://www.civtech.scot/civtech-9-challenge-1-disease-stress-pest-detection-in-trees-plants

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notice history

2 notices published against this procurement.

PublishedTypeRegimeNotice
23 Jun 2023 Contract notice (F02) Earlier regulations 017916-2023
19 Jul 2024 Contract award notice (F03) Earlier regulations 022558-2024

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