Chemical Design and Synthesis for Mosquito Control
The Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine is looking for a Contract Research Organization (CRO) to assist in its vector control discovery program. This program focuses on developing new active ingredients aimed at controlling mosquito populations. The selected supplier will be responsible for creati
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4 fields- Contract valueest.£500,000Pounds sterling
- Tender closed18 Aug 202511 months ago
- SectorBrowse related listings
- LocationUnited Kingdom
Lifecycle
ClosedTender closed on 18 Aug 2025. Awaiting award.
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