Expired contract

GB-Lowestoft: Cefas- RFQ- Video Analysis- Runnel Stone

Details

Buyer: Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science
Supplier(s): Ocean Ecology
Value: GBP 20,938
Duration: 2 months
Topic: Data analysis services
Published: 14 September 2020
Source: uk:contracts_finder

Tender description

The purpose of the analysis of the video/stills is to identify habitats and provide data on the characteristics of the physical habitat and species composition. Video tows are to be reviewed and sub-divided into separate video section as necessary based on changes in habitat and, within these segments, sub-sectioned into 5m segments with each section to be treated as a separate record. Cefas video and still processing protocol provided as part of the Tender package. To respond to this opportunity or to find out more, please click here: https://www.delta-esourcing.com/respond/JT3QH4TA74

Timeline

Completed: Award date22 July 2019
Completed: Contract expiry date27 September 2019
Completed: Award published14 September 2020
Current notice

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Relevant CPV codes

72316000 · Data analysis services

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