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RDE233 -Staphylococcus aureus in cases of bovine mastitis and in humans

WAC ID:154819

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Notice Type:	Award notice
Buyer:	VMD
Main Category:	Services
Procurement Method:	Call-off from a framework agreement
Tender Status:	Complete
Estimated Value (ex. VAT):	Not specified
Release Date:	9 November 2023
Application Deadline:	30 January 2023
Procurement ID (OCID):	ocds-b5fd17-dd2366d8-6e3e-43bb-8ddc-11400aae0813
Notice Reference:	a268356c-700b-407c-9948-95507a0f395c-696815

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RDE233 -Staphylococcus aureus in cases of bovine mastitis and in humans
Contract award notice· 9 Nov 2023
RDE233 -Staphylococcus aureus in cases of bovine mastitis and in humans

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VMD

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The VMD seeks to commission research into this area, the objectives of which would be to: • Determine the rates of and changes in antimicrobial resistance in S. aureus isolates from bovine mastitis over the period 2007-2022, including sensitivity testing of isolates not previously done. • Initially genotype additional bovine mastitis isolates of S. aureus by spa typing, in particular those before 2015 and after 2018. • Investigate the sharing of spa types circulating within bovine and human populations. • Select bovine mastitis and human S. aureus strains for whole genome sequencing, based on spa type, to obtain a better resolution of the population structure and determine the presence of AMR genes and host adaptation and virulence factors. Where possible, this may include following individual farms over the period of study. This contract was awarded by VMD.