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OPM-MEG (UoB)

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Contracts FinderAward
£549.8k
Award value
£549.8k
Tender value
1
Suppliers
1
Awards
1
Notices
Award
Stage

Overview

The requirement is to conduct research to understand the effect of blast exposure on brain function, using Optically-pumped Magnetometers - Magnetoencephalography (OPM-MEG). This study aims to begin to understand exposure and brain health effects in key groups of service personnel by measuring blast exposure with a variety of platforms as well as brain effects measurable by performance in cognitive tests, in blood testing, as well as detailed MEG brain scans.

Key details

Source
Contracts Finder
Lifecycle stage
Award
Status
complete
CPV classification
73100000 — Research and experimental development services
Currency
GBP
Total award value
£549,831
Tender value
£549,831
First published
3 Feb 2026
Last updated
3 Feb 2026
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Awards

1 award recorded on this procurement.

SupplierCompanies HouseAwardedStatusValue
University of BirminghamRC00064528 Jan 2026active£549.8k

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FAQs about this procurement

Who is the buyer for "OPM-MEG (UoB)"?

OPM-MEG (UoB) is a UK public-sector procurement published by MINISTRY OF DEFENCE via Contracts Finder.

Has "OPM-MEG (UoB)" been awarded?

Yes — 1 award is recorded, with a reported total value of £549,831. The current lifecycle stage is "Award".

Which suppliers are involved in "OPM-MEG (UoB)"?

1 supplier is linked: University of Birmingham.

What is "OPM-MEG (UoB)" worth?

The reported award value is £549,831.

When was "OPM-MEG (UoB)" published?

It was first published on 3 Feb 2026 and last updated on 3 Feb 2026, across 1 notice.

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