RSK ADAS Limited

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RSK ADAS Limited

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Sme

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http://www.adas.co.uk

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Helsby

United Kingdom

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Contracts awarded to RSK ADAS Limited

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Published 2 weeks ago

C26991: Production and Supply of Poultry Rate Cards for APHA

Production and Supply of Poultry Rate Cards for APHA

£27,170 Bids close: 3 weeks ago
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Published 4 weeks ago

RDE690 Land Use Choices Tool (LUCT) Pilot and User Testing Support

Land Use Choices Tool (LUCT) Pilot Testing Programme with external end users to ground truth the outputs with local knowledge whilst capturing user needs.

£96,380 Bids close: 4 weeks ago
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Published 4 weeks ago

RDE692 Land Use Choices Tool (LUCT) Data Updates and User Training

Task 1 - Provide data updates (version 3.1) and technical support during migration 1.1 To update/replace key datasets (River Network & Habitat Potential Mapping Data) 1.2 Support the migration of the LUCT from ADAS Systems to the Animal and Plant Health Agency's (APHA) Scientific Compute Environment (SCE) for EA access ensuring data security, user permissions and testing (if possible). This will be administered through a 'development day pool,' for time spent supporting the migration of the LUCT and if not utilised during this milestone will be used across Task 2. Task 2 - Training provision for LUCT User Testing 2.1 Record an 'Introduction to LUCT' webinar, including the features of LUCT, what questions it can address about best location for new habitat/woodland with examples of outputs. 2.2 Provide bite-sized learning modules (of suitable quality for EA to publish on our SharePoint or website) for new users, providing information to make them confident basic users of the LUCT. Materials can be recordings, webinars, slides and other formats but should contain worked examples, interpretation of outputs and GIS support. Additional modules will enable more technically advanced users of the tool to run more complex scenarios. This assumes up to 3 hours of content - the list of learning modules is to be agreed in advance by EA and ADAS. 2.3 Provide new LUCT Reference materials - including scenario construction guide along with Q&A document. Maintain pre-existing and new LUCT Reference Materials (as defined through current and former LUCT contracts, e.g. LUCT User Guide) 2.4 Host two Live LUCT User Workshops (EA attendees only) - aimed at skilled users of the tool, to run more complex scenarios. 2.5 Host 10 once-weekly support surgeries (1-hour sessions) throughout user testing (EA attendees only). Task 3 - Project Management 3.1 Provide management to cover the contract period. Includes final delivery report with summary of upgrades and products delivered and support provided under this contract.

£40,751 Bids close: 4 weeks ago
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Published 4 weeks ago

ETAFF CSFSW003: 1-1 Soils and Nutrients Advice

ETAFF CSFSW003: 1-1 Soils and Nutrients Advice

£82,050 Bids close: 2 months ago
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Published 4 weeks ago

RDE674 Review of resistance of pests, weeds and pathogens to conventional pestic

Pesticide resistance is an increasingly growing issue in modern agriculture and poses a significant threat to farmers and their yields both across the UK and worldwide. With the harmful effects of pesticides on pollinators and the environment, the number of pesticides available to combat resistant crop pests is growing smaller. Alongside the increasing levels of resistance, legislative changes banning the use of certain pesticides has further reduced the pool of available pesticides for farmers and growers. Of the remaining available products that are still able to effectively control pests, such as Cabbage Stem Flea Beetle (CSFB), grain aphid, and bird cherry-oat aphid, recent evidence indicates resistance to pyrethroids (both synthetic and not) is growing and will eventually lead to complete resistance if not managed effectively. To effectively manage pesticide resistance and reduce its impacts on crops, adaptive approaches, implemented using integrated pest management (IPM) strategies, reduce the need for large quantity of pesticides sprayed onto crops to manage pests. The ability to monitor when resistance to pesticides arises is an invaluable tool that would help preserve the effectiveness of the remaining pesticides available to farmers as well as improving the effectiveness of IPM. Being able to accurately monitor resistance will help to inform farmers on when/if to spray and to facilitate more sustainable use of pesticides when needed.

£61,684 Bids close: 1 month ago
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Published 1 month ago

RDE656 YEN IPM data analysis 2014 - 2024

Since the start of the ADAS Yield Enhancement Network (YEN) in 2012, an associated database has been curated, containing details on the location, soil, weather, agronomy, and yield for individual fields entered into the cereal and oilseed YEN. The majority of these fields are in England, with additional fields in Scotland, Wales, and parts of Europe. Farmers and/or agronomists providing data are asked to provide as much information as possible to describe their management approach, but detail has not been requested on the specific date, product and dose rate of pesticide applications, or on the wider IPM tactics employed around the farm. Despite this, many entrants did provide such information, either as additional notes or as supplementary data in the form of farm management system outputs. To better understand the practical implementation of IPM by members of the YEN network, this work would review the existing database to identify entries with sufficient data to analyse pesticide applications and calculate other IPM metrics within the YEN Cereals and Oilseed datasets. Additional detail will be added to individual sites where this is available. The data will be further complimented by including regional pest pressures extracted from the Pest and Disease survey, providing a proxy for pest pressure against application decisions.

£25,748 Bids close: 1 month ago

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Contracts Won

Total Won

£5,702,488

Average Win

£162,928

RSK ADAS Limited

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Incorporation Date

Website

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Contracts awarded to RSK ADAS Limited

C26991: Production and Supply of Poultry Rate Cards for APHA

RDE690 Land Use Choices Tool (LUCT) Pilot and User Testing Support

RDE692 Land Use Choices Tool (LUCT) Data Updates and User Training

ETAFF CSFSW003: 1-1 Soils and Nutrients Advice

RDE674 Review of resistance of pests, weeds and pathogens to conventional pestic

RDE656 YEN IPM data analysis 2014 - 2024

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Statistics (1 Year)

Contracts Won

Total Won

Average Win