Barley Net Blotch Initiative ( BNBI) Program 2 - Host and pathogen genetics - Net form net blotch ( NFNB), caused by Pyrenophora teres f. teres ( Ptt), and spot form net blotch ( SFNB), caused by Pyrenophora teres f. maculata ( Ptm), are the most economically damaging foliar diseases of barley in Australia, accounting for an estimated 80% of total yield losses from barley foliar pathogens. The estimated average annual cost to growers can be greater than $ 46/ha for SFNB and $ 42/ha for NFNB. Barley grower
Barley Net Blotch Initiative ( BNBI) Program 2 - Host and Pathogen Genetics research services Output 2. 1: accelerate delivery of breeder deployable tools and germplasm for durable, high level NFNB and SFNB resistance in barley varieties; Output 2. 2: deliver foundational and expanded host and pathogen genomics research, and a new durability risk assessment framework; Output 2. 3: establish genome engineering capability to accelerate future net blotch resistance breeding in barley
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Research services for Barley Net Blotch Initiative Program 2, focusing on host and pathogen genetics. Contract term 5 years from 01/05/2027 to 30/04/2032. Indicative budget range $9M to $9. 1M GST exclusive. Tenders due 4 March 2027 via Grains Investment Portal. Mandatory conditions include compliance with Workplace Gender Equality Act ****, Modern Slavery Act 2018, and provision of Statement of Tax Records. Evaluation criteria include technical (80%), price, risk, and Australian economy benefit. Collaboration plan mandatory.
The evaluation criteria include technical qualitative criteria and price, with the overall assessment based on value for money of all tenders.
Tenderers must be a single legal entity or recognised firm of partners and comply with the workplace gender equality act ****, the modern slavery act 2018 and other applicable laws.
Applications without a mandatory, comprehensive national and or international collaboration plan will not progress.
The indicative budget range is 9 million to 9. 1 million gst exclusive.
Barley Net Blotch Initiative ( BNBI) Program 2 - Host and pathogen genetics - Barley Net Blotch Initiative ( BNBI) Program 2- Host and pathogen genetics- Net blotches pose an escalating and urgent threat to Australian barley, costing the industry an estimated $ 122 million each year through disease- related yield losses, downgraded grain quality, and higher fungicide management costs. Widespread planting of susceptible varieties, the practice of growing barley on barley, and an over- reliance on fungicides
Host and pathogen genetics research program for the Barley Net Blotch Initiative ( BNBI) Program 2 Host resistance genetics, pathogen genomics, breeder- deployable validated markers, durability risk- assessment framework, genome- editing capability feasibility assessment
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GRDC seeks a partner to deliver BNBI Program 2 on host and pathogen genetics for barley net blotch. Five-year program commencing May 2027. Estimated value AUD 9,000,000 to 9,100,000. Tender closes 4 March 2027 at 5:00 PM ACT local time. Contact ***@***. *. * or phone 02 **** **** details on GRDC website.
The estimated value is from 9,000,**** to 9,100,**** AUD.
Developing acid- soil- tolerant faba bean varieties to expand faba bean adaption - Faba bean production in Australia is constrained by soil acidity, particularly in Western Australia, South Australia, southern New South Wales and parts of Victoria, where acidic soils reduce root growth, nodulation, nitrogen fixation, crop vigour and grain yield. Soil acidity also limits the expansion of faba bean into otherwise suitable production environments. While liming remains an important soil management practice, sub
Acid- soil tolerant faba bean varieties Development of acid soil tolerant faba bean varieties to expand faba bean adaptation in Australia.
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This investment aims to accelerate the development of faba bean varieties tolerant to acid soils in Australia. The project will identify novel sources of tolerance, develop molecular markers, and deliver breeder-ready germplasm. Tenders must be submitted electronically via the grains investment portal by 27 October 2026, 05:00 pm AEDT. Consortia responses are accepted. The contract term is anticipated to be 4 years.
The tenderer must be a single legal entity or recognised firm of partners except where the tender is submitted by a consortium and the tender specifies that each member of the proposed consortium will be party to the contract.
The tenderer and any subcontractor must not be named on the consolidated list, being the list of persons and entities who are subject to targeted financial sanctions or travel bans under australian sanction laws.
Nucleic Acid Testing ( NAT) Solution, incorporating equipment, software, services and the provision of associated assays, reagents and consumables- This Invitation to Supply ( ITS) invites potential suppliers to be considered for the supply, installation and maintenance of a Nucleic Acid Testing ( NAT) solution and provision of associated assays, reagents and consumables for SA Pathology for its Virology, Serology and Microbiology ( VSM) laboratory. Please note that the last query date is extended to 5pm, 7
Nucleic acid testing ( NAT) solution Nucleic acid testing ( NAT) solution, equipment, software, services, assays, reagents, and consumables for virology, serology, and microbiology ( VSM) laboratory.
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This invitation seeks a reliable, high-performance, and cost-effective NAT solution for statewide molecular testing for infectious diseases (BBVs, STIs, HPV, etc. ). The contract term is five years with two one-year extensions. Suppliers must meet TGA and NPAAC requirements. Offers must be submitted electronically by August 24, 2026, 2:00 pm. Alternative offers on the billing model may be considered.
During the warranty period supplier should be able to meet the following response requirements: provide a response to initial logging of request for assistance by principal, within 2 hours. provide a response to initial logging of request for assistance by principal, within 2 hours.
Mandatory criteria include confirming all goods meet TGA requirements and quoting relevant ARTG numbers. vendors shall confirm that all goods offered, nat platform, software, assays etc. have fulfilled all current requirements of the therapeutic goods administration tga
Nucleic Acid Testing ( NAT) Solution, incorporating equipment, software, services and the provision of associated assays, reagents and consumables- This Invitation to Supply ( ITS) invites potential suppliers to be considered for the supply, installation and maintenance of a Nucleic Acid Testing ( NAT) solution and provision of associated assays, reagents and consumables for SA Pathology for its Virology, Serology and Microbiology ( VSM) laboratory.
Nucleic Acid Testing ( NAT) solution, incorporating equipment, software, services, and the provision of associated assays, reagents, and consumables. Supply, installation, and maintenance of a Nucleic Acid Testing ( NAT) solution and provision of associated assays, reagents, and consumables for SA Pathology' s Virology, Serology, and Microbiology ( VSM) laboratory. The NAT solution will be used for statewide molecular testing for infectious diseases including blood- borne viruses ( BBVs), sexually transmitted infections ( STIs), human papillomavirus ( HPV), transplant monitoring, and donor screening ( blood, tissue, and organs). Contract term is five years with two one- year extension options.
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Invitation to Supply for a Nucleic Acid Testing (NAT) solution, including equipment, software, services, assays, reagents, and consumables for SA Pathology. The contract is for five years with two one-year extension options. Key objectives include securing a reliable, high-performance, and cost-effective NAT solution, ensuring compliance with regulatory specifications (TGA, NPAAC), confirming supplier capability for training and support, guaranteeing continuity of supply, and delivering value for money. Offers must meet mandated criteria including TGA registration and Australian Standards. The closing date for offers is August 24, 2026. Electronic lodgement is via the SA Tenders and Contracts website.
The invitation closing date is Monday, August 24, 2026, 2:00 pm Adelaide time.
During the warranty period, the supplier should be able to provide a response to the initial logging of a request for assistance by the principal within 2 hours, and an onsite response time of null.
Offers will be evaluated on their merits according to mandated criteria, weighted criteria, and non-weighted criteria.
Vendors shall confirm that all goods offered, NAT platform, software, and assays have fulfilled all current requirements of the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and are currently registered on the ARTG. Relevant ARTG numbers must be quoted.
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