The Department for Food Environment and Rural Affairs has awarded a contract for the provision of eDNA Kits and analysis for District Level Licensing Monitoring worth an estimated £342,000.
The Department for Food Environment and Rural Affairs has awarded a contract for the provision of eDNA Kits and analysis for District Level Licensing Monitoring worth an estimated £342,000.
The eDNA kit and analysis packages will be used for monitoring ponds created and restored under Natural England’s District Level Licensing Schemes.
Abingdon-based company Orchid Cellmark Ltd has won the contract, one of six companies in the bidding for the work.
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