ORGANISATION DETAILS
Food Standards Agency
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- Published identifier
- GB-PPON PJRM-6866-LYYX
- Address
- York, UKE21, YO1 7PR, United Kingdom
- First notice
- 1 May 2025
- Latest notice
- 20 Oct 2026
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80 tenders
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Potential migration levels of mineral oil hydrocarbons (MOAH and MOSH) from food
Food Standards Agency · UKE21
There is currently limited UK capability to measure MOSH/MOAH levels in foods. To evaluate dietary exposure and possible migration levels of MOSH/MOAH, methodology for the determination of MOSH/MOAH in foods needs to be established. The objective of this current piece of work is to apply methods for the detection of MOSH/MOAH
£99.6kContract value · excl. VAT£119.6k incl. VAT
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Equipment / Furniture required as a workplace adjustment
Food Standards Agency · UKE21
A supplier who can provide a variety of different types of equipment and or furniture which is required by our employees as a workplace adjustment for them to be able to safely carry out their role.
£108kEstimated value
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FSA Meat Charging Discount Regime Research
Food Standards Agency · UKE21
The FSA is commissioning research to support understanding of the evidence gaps in regard to the economic impact of full cost recovery – the counterfactual, to be understood in line with HM Treasury Green Book Guidance and necessary for any impact assessment – on proposed options for change – would have upon the meat supply chai
£65kEstimated value
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High geochemical lead survey
Food Standards Agency · UKE21
Sampling for lead in food produced or grown in high geochemical lead areas of the GB. The levels of lead present in food can vary depending on several factors, one being the presence of (high) levels of geochemical lead in the location in which food products have or are being grown or reared. There are maximum levels for lead in
£200kEstimated value
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Long term impact of PFAS on food safety and regulation
Food Standards Agency · UKE21
An assessment of potential impacts of the presence of PFAS or ‘forever chemicals’ in the overall environment for food safety and the UK food system over the next 10 years.
£45kEstimated value
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An exploration of One Health biosurveillance opportunities across government...
Food Standards Agency · UKE21
An exploration of One Health biosurveillance opportunities across government, academia and industry. Tenders are invited to carry out the development and delivery of a workshop(s) and a conference event to enhance our understanding of One Health opportunities across government, academia and industry.
£40kEstimated value
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Research: Genetic Drift impact on the Safety of Cell Cultivated Products
Food Standards Agency · UKE21
The main objective of the FSA’s strategy for 2022-2027 is to ensure that food is safe, is what it says that it is and that it is healthier and more sustainable. With this, our role is to protect consumers from unacceptable risks linked to the consumption of food. Under the regulated products research programme, this includes pro
£50kEstimated value
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Review of analytical methods for cell cultivated products
Food Standards Agency · UKE21
Tenders are invited to carry out a review of laboratory testing methods which should: 1. Build on previously published research and complement the work and learning of the FSA on CCPs. 2. Identify and evaluate potential analytical methods for the detection, identification and quantification of CCPs. - Consider the traceabilit
£60kEstimated value
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PATH-SAFE Technical Synthesis
Food Standards Agency · UKE21
This project will provide a concise technical synthesis of the outputs of the PATH-SAFE (Pathogen Surveillance in Agriculture, Food and Environment) programme
£49.3kContract value · excl. VAT£59.2k incl. VAT
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Utilising in silico, in vitro and ‘omics New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) for priority-setting and safety assessment of tropane alkaloids (TAs) and other plant toxins as potential food contaminants. A case study for progressing the acceptance of NAMs for
Food Standards Agency · UKE21
Tenders were invited to carry out a range of project delivery options, to deliver against stages 1, 2 and 3 as described below: Stage 1: This case study is to support the UK FSA’s policy need to determine which TAs are the most potent (neuro)toxicants so as to prioritise specific substances and inform decisions on the UK’s monit
£488.4kContract value · excl. VAT£586.1k incl. VAT
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