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Buyer
West Yorkshire Combined Authority
Location
Leeds
Deadline
Closes 22 Oct 2026
Value
£250k
Key dates and value
Status
Closed
Submission deadline
29 Jun 2026
Published
18 May 2026
Estimated value
£100k
Contract start
1 Sept 2026
Contract end
31 Mar 2028
Location
York, Yorkshire and the Humber
Notice type
UK4
Buyer type
Central Government
Overview
FSA would like to commission a study to assess the effectiveness of interventions typically carried out by red meat and poultry slaughterhouses and cutting/processing plants within England, Wales and Northern Ireland following unsatisfactory PHC findings. The evidence generated will be used to inform strategic risk assessments on the relative risk to consumers of meat from Size 5 slaughterhouses and cutting plants that processes equal or less than 2 metric tonnes of meat per week which are currently exempt from sampling, when compared to those slaughterhouses and cutting plants which do currently sample, and support the FSA in improving regulatory compliance. In addition, the published results of this survey may be used by FBOs to support decision-making on interventions following unsatisfactory PHC findings.
The objective of the microbiological food safety research themes is to provide robust information on the presence, growth, survival and elimination of pathogenic microorganisms throughout the food chain; the extent, distribution, causes, risks and cost of foodborne disease will also be considered where appropriate.
Phase 1. Design and carry out interviews of slaughterhouse and cutting plant stakeholders to determine which interventions are carried out by meat processing establishments in response to unsatisfactory PHC results.
Phase 2. A critical literature review of the effectiveness of interventions identified in Phase 1 in correcting unsatisfactory PHC results.
The final output of the project will be a technical report consisting of anonymised findings from the survey of slaughterhouse and cutting plant stakeholders (Phase 1) and the critical review of efficacy for each identified intervention (Phase 2).
CPV codes
73000000 Research and development services and related consultancy services
79315000 Social research services
79310000 Market research services
About the buyer
Food Standards Agency has published 43 tender notices since 7 Oct 2023, with a combined advertised value of £3.5m. 2 of them are currently open.
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