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Facilities Management

… delivering operational efficiencies through outsourced livestock research

A picture of two farmers herding sheep into a transport lorryIn a drive to reduce fixed costs and release working capital, corporations and public sector organisations are increasingly outsourcing non-core functions.

With highly experienced scientists, competent to manage farmed livestock research projects, from one-off investigations to multi-site research programmes, ADAS provides a range of established research facilities management services that can be tailored to client needs.

ADAS services include:

  • Study and project management
    Client-focused research staff to ensure specific needs are met. Recognised skills in study designs and in the creation of study protocols.  ADAS employs appropriate quality standards, such as ISO9001:2000, GLP and GCP(v), in conducting research studies on commercial farms, demonstration farms and in dedicated research facilities.
     
  • Livestock husbandry and management
    Experienced stockpersons and technicians competent to care for all classes of farmed livestock to high standards of husbandry and welfare, working to exacting research study requirements and to very high levels of disease biosecurity. 
     
  • Data collection and interpretation
    ADAS staff are highly skilled in data collection, in the use of a range of statistical analysis procedures, in data interpretation and in report writing. A picture of cows eating hay in a farm building
     
  • Total Facilities Management (TFM)
    Encompassing all aspects of day-to-day study management, animal care, resource and staff management, budgeting and problem-solving in a TFM package, ADAS frees clients to focus on their key science and corporate issues.  ADAS is also able to manage very large, complex sheep and cattle studies whilst maintaining animal populations free from disease.
     

ADAS contact: Brian.Merrell@adas.co.uk  Tel: 01789 293057