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Bavarian Nordic secures multi-year vaccine supply contract with UK Health Security Agency

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What happened

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Bavarian Nordic announced it secured a multi-year contract from the UK Government, administered by the UK Health Security Agency. The agreement is for the supply of MVA-BN®, a non-replicating vaccine used for preventing mpox and smallpox. The contract spans four years and includes provisions for scheduled deliveries.

From manilatimes.net

Why it matters

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The contract reinforces the UK's commitment to maintaining vaccine preparedness and response capabilities against infectious disease threats. It supports the UK's efforts to build a resilient and flexible vaccine supply chain. The multi-year agreement represents a major financial commitment by the UK Health Security Agency.

From manilatimes.net

Who's involved

  • Bavarian NordicDanish vaccine manufacturer awarded the multi-year contract for vaccine supply.
  • UK Health Security AgencyUK government agency that awarded Bavarian Nordic the contract for vaccine supply.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • National Audit OfficeSpeculative

    The National Audit Office might monitor the cost and performance of the multi-year financial commitment made by the UK Health Security Agency.

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