Nanomaterial Risk Assessment: Refining and Validating Acceptable Variation in Nanoform Characterisers
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- Deadline
- Sep 21,Expired
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- Pris 40%
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The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) in Finland needs services for "Nanomaterial Risk Assessment: Refining and Validating Acceptable Variation in Nanoform Characterisers" over 23 months, with a maximum total value of 160,000 EUR. This project aims to refine pre-established threshold values and validate them with additional data sets covering a wider range of chemical types, building on a previous project that developed a framework for assessing acceptable variation within each characteriser of a Nanoform. The outcome is expected to form the basis for ECHA to develop new guidance for registrants of nanoforms. Offers will be evaluated based on quality (60%) and price (40%).
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The contract is meant to follow up to on previous project “Nanomaterial Risk Assessment: A regulatory way forward for sameness and grouping approaches” contracted in 2023. In the previous contract, a framework was developed to assess the acceptable variation within each characteriser of a Nanoform. That project aimed at exploring ways to simplify nanoforms registration process and, ultimately, its’ associated testing burden. As an outcome, a series of binary decision trees and respective variability threshold were produced, covering each mandatory characteriser. The framework was developed based on a limited set of information covering metallic and carbon-based nanomaterials. The present contract aims at refining the threshold values pre-established and validating it with additional data sets, covering a wider range of chemical types. This project’s outcome is expected to become a basis for ECHA to develop new guidance for registrants of nanoforms of a substance.
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- 73000000Main codeResearch and development services and related consultancy services
- 71313000Environmental engineering consultancy services90711100Risk or hazard assessment other than for construction