Who won: Health Mark Provision for approved establishments in England and Wales

About this contract

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has awarded a contract for the manufacture and supply of health mark stamps for approved meat establishments across England and Wales. The contract includes the bulk replacement of approximately 580 health mark stamps to meet updated regulatory requirements, together with the routine and emergency production of replacement stamps and the provision of bespoke disease and identification stamps as required. The appointed supplier will provide manufacturing, engraving, dispatch, stock management and reporting services, delivering products in accordance with specified quality standards and delivery timescales. The contract supports the continued provision of compliant health marking arrangements for approved meat establishments across England and Wales. The contract has an initial term of three years (beginning on 26/10/2026), with the option to extend for up to a further two years

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