Address gaps in surveillance and investigation activities for sars-COV-2 in animals, including farmed animals, captive wildlife, free-ranging wildlife, and companion animals

Ended Cooperative Agreement Awarded Last action

Award ID
AP23OA000000C014
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$6,708,834

Award facts

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Place of performance
Alaska, USA

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Description

The spasak project will fill surveillance gaps fing and a master?S student. UAF will also support project outreach, investigations of SC2FINDINGS in animals, and dissemination of research findings. Subaward costs: $85,821 Y1, $68,665 Y2 ($154,486 total costs).); NSB (NSB sub-agreement needed for objectives 1-4. DR. Stimmelmayr is a liaison to NSB communities, (OBJ. 1 & 4), a stakeholder with access to sampling networks (OBJ. 2-3), and researcher with many years of expertise working with indigenous communities to contribute to OBJ. 4 and investigations of community animal health concerns. NSB will also host a contract for veterinary diagnostics including histopathology tosupport targeted investigations of community animal health concerns (giving back to the communities as a critical component of participatory surveillance). Subaward costs: $143,859 Y1, $129,932 Y2 ($273,791 total costs). ); WCS canada (WCS canada sub-agreement will provide subject matter expertise for objectives 1-4. Will hold contract with uofc to support susan kutz time and travel. Subaward costs: $105,643 Y1, $17,688 Y2 ($123,332 total costs).) and a contract for database management (this contract will support project database management for objectives 1-4; $4,700 Y1, $4 ,841 Y1 ($9,541 total costs). )

Transactions

Action Obligated Date
Amendment $0
Amendment $3,354,417
Original award $3,354,417

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
University Of Alaska Anchorage Objective 1: Samples tested from ~350 animals for SC2; wastewater samples collected weekly from 3 locations in each community (156 samples per community) and… $582,189
WCS Wildlife Conservation Society Canada Objective 1-4: Contribute knowledge and scientific advise to the project through participation in monthly project planning meetings and in person project and… $123,331
Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corp Objective 1: Conduct 12 months of participatory surveillance in Bethel on hunter-collected willife, domestic dogs, peri-domestic small mammals, and… $340,552
University Of Alaska Fairbanks Objective 1: Support participatory community surveillance of domestic dogs with training and resources to collect up to 100 domestic dog samples. Objective 2:… $154,486
North Slope Borough The North Slope Borough’s Department of Wildlife Management has deep experience with wildlife health surveillance in communities across the Borough.… $228,920
Ketchikan Indian Community Objective 1: Conduct 12 months of participatory surveillance in Ketchikan on hunter-collected wildlife, domestic dogs, peri-domestic small mammals, and… $213,445

Quick answers

Who received award AP23OA000000C014?

AP23OA000000C014 was awarded to Wildlife Conservation Society by Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (Department of Agriculture) on June 1, 2023.

How much is award AP23OA000000C014 worth?

$6,708,834 has been obligated on AP23OA000000C014.

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