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AwardedUnited KingdomServices£19,372

Medicine Management: An Investigation of Fentanyl Heat Expiry Following Exposure to Extreme Temperatures on Military Deployment

Published
Published 8 July 2025
Deadline
Closed 27 June 2025

Overview

This study aims to investigate the stability of Oral transmucosal fentanyl citrate (OTFC) lozenges following exposure to real-world environmental conditions in Kenya with deployed troops. A recommendation paper will disseminate findings to the DMS and medical community, potentially reducing medication wastage and prompting further research into suitable medications under revised policies. This contract is for the PhD that the student will be undertaking while conducting the above mentioned research.

Key details

Country
United Kingdom
Status
Awarded
Category
Services
Estimated value
£19,372
Procedure
Direct
SME suitable
No
Published
8 July 2025
Deadline
Closed
Classification (CPV)
Research and development services and related consultancy services

Award outcome

Awarded value
£19,372
Award date
26 June 2025
Contract period
29 June 2025 → 31 December 2028
Winner
  • King's College London

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Notice history

Every published notice in this contracting process, newest first.

  1. Contract Award Notice

    8 July 2025

Contracting authority

  • MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

    Buyer

    LONDON, United Kingdom

    GB-SRS: sid4gov.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/3ZzX6jGx

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Awarded: Medicine Management: An Investigation of Fentanyl Heat Expiry Following Exposure to Extreme Temperatures on Military Deployment — won by King's College London — Skim