DAERA - CAFRE/AFBI – Provision of veterinary cover and veterinary supplies

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  • Veterinary services

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Published

4 years ago

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DAERA wishes to establish a contract for the provision of Veterinary cover and Veterinary supplies for AFBI Hillsborough and Loughall, CAFRE Greenmount Antrim, Hill Farm Centre Glenwherry and Enniskillen Campuses. The Contract will be separated into 4 lots: Lot 1 – Greenmount, Antrim (Dairy Centre, the Beef and Sheep Centre) Lot 2 – Hill Farm Centre, Glenwherry (Suckler cow and sheep enterprises) Lot 3 – Enniskillen – (Equine enterprises) Lot 4 – AFBI Hillsborough and Loughgall Centres

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Department of Agriculture Environment and Rural Affairs NI

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