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Corn Industry Research Project

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The Corn Industry Research Project is a subcontract opportunity with the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services focused on enhancing corn production, yield, and quality. The selected provider will perform scientific research, technical studies, and field trials on behalf of prime contractors. This work involves the use of laboratory equipment, field plots, and data analysis tools to achieve project goals. Key deliverables include the submission of final project reports and the delivery of in-person proposals and reports to the Board. The project is based in the Commonwealth of Virginia under NAICS code 541715. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of January 6, 2027.

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Virginia corn research subcontract for production enhancement; reports due by January 6, 2027.

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301-27-061 FY27 Call for Reports & Proposals for Virginia Corn Board

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Performs scientific research, field trials, and technical studies for prime contractors on Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (VDACS) projects. Conducts research to improve corn production, yield, and quality using field plots, laboratory equipment, and data analysis tools. Presents in-person reports and proposals to the Board. Delivers final project reports and presentations.

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