Conduct avian surveillance and diagnostic testing to quickly diagnose, control, and prevent the spread of H5 and H7 avian influenza subtypes

Ended Cooperative Agreement Awarded Last action

Award ID
AP24VSSPRS00C057
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$402,842

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Place of performance
Minnesota, USA

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Description

Activities
Active surveillance for avian influenza and metapneumovirus, as well as passive surveillance for avian respiratory diseases. This involves monitoring, informing, and alerting poultry producers, certifying processing plants and flocks, and participating in surveillance programs. Ongoing evaluation of response activities, communication protocols within responding agencies and with local farmers, and reporting quarterly on response activities. Additionally, inspections and monitoring of licensed garbage-treatment facilities under the swine health protection act are conducted. Annual evaluation of accredited veterinarians' CFT response rate, tracking the number of veterinarians performing tests, and follow-up activities for those not meeting the required response rate. Data will be stored in the minnesota coreone database. Deliverables and expected outcomes: provide accurate quarterly reports, organized records, and perform poultry diagnostics to meet npip standards for AI. Certification of minnesota poultry for trade and prompt identification of avian disease agents are expected outcomes. Deliver quarterly reports on response activities, inspections of waste feeding facilities, temperature checks, high-risk searches, investigations, and resolutions. The goal is to eliminate feral swine and maintain accurate secd test results.
Intended beneficiaries
Minnesota poultry producers, poultry products, plants, and individuals in the live bird market system. The broader goal is to minimize the effects of avian influenza on the U.S. Lbms and commercial poultry industry. Minnesota residents, farmers, and agencies involved in swine production. The aim is to eliminate feral swine minnesota accredited veterinarians, ensuring their competency in TB testing and contributing to the prevention of bovine tuberculosis.

Transactions

Action Obligated Date
Amendment -$10,726
Original award $413,568

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Who received award AP24VSSPRS00C057?

AP24VSSPRS00C057 was awarded to Department Of Agriculture Minnesota by Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (Department of Agriculture) on April 1, 2024.

How much is award AP24VSSPRS00C057 worth?

$402,842 has been obligated on AP24VSSPRS00C057.

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