New Zealand·Buyer: Ministry for Primary Industries

C - C0037240 Arbovirus Surveillance Light Trapping

Awarded·2 Dec 2025

Arboviruses are a large group of arthropod-borne viruses that cause diseases of human and veterinary health significance. The viruses are maintained in nature through biological transmission between susceptible vertebrate hosts by blood feeding arthropods with vertebrate infection occurring when the infected arthropod takes a blood meal. The primary objective of the Arbovirus Surveillance Programme is to provide assurance of disease freedom from BTV (bluetongue virus) of which New Zealand is currently free, or which have never been reported in New Zealand. MPI requires the supplier to carry out vector surveillance for Culicoides species and send the samples to PHEL for identification.

Deadline

12.05.2024

Published

02.12.2025

Awarded

02.12.2025

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