SEACHANGE Marine Data Services Brazil

Concepts

• research services
• exeter
• southern brazil
• seachange marine data services brazil
• brazil
• marine ecosystem functioning
• marine data collection services
• seachange marine data services
• seachange
• marine

Location

Exeter

Description

The University of Exeter have received funding from the European Research Council Synergy Grant for a 6-year project (SEACHANGE, Grant agreement ID: 856488) which will combine interdisciplinary research approaches to quantify the impact of major cultural transitions on marine ecosystem functioning and biodiversity, setting new baselines for understanding ocean environmental change. As part of this, the University have a requirement for marine data collection services to be carried out at fieldwork sites in the Babitonga Bay area, in Southern Brazil. This will include obtaining the relevant permits, mobilisation and demobilisation of the offshore marine components of the fieldwork and the exportation of samples to the project partners.

Award Detail

CPV Codes

• 73110000 - Research services

Indicators

• Award on basis of price and quality.

Legal Justification

The University of Exeter have received funding from the European Research Council Synergy Grant for a 6-year project (SEACHANGE, Grant agreement ID: 856488) which will combine interdisciplinary research approaches to quantify the impact of major cultural transitions on marine ecosystem functioning and biodiversity, setting new baselines for understanding ocean environmental change. As part of this, the University have a requirement for marine data collection services to be carried out at fieldwork sites in the Babitonga Bay area, in Southern Brazil. This will include obtaining the relevant permits, mobilisation and demobilisation of the offshore marine components of the fieldwork and the exportation of samples to the project partners. Due to the technical nature of these requirements, Univille Universidade are the only supplier that can deliver the services.

Other Information

The University of Exeter have received funding from the European Research Council Synergy Grant for a 6-year project (SEACHANGE, Grant agreement ID: 856488).