International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center
What they do
International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center supplies agricultural research and development, including wheat and maize production, crop mechanisation, and resistance to wheat blast and nematodes.
Who buys from them
Its largest buyer is Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research with 10 contracts, followed by Grains Research and Development Corporation and CSIRO.
Contract size
Contracts usually fall between $250K and $3M, with a median of $1.4M. The largest are sustainable wheat and maize production in Afghanistan at $6.5M, locally-led learning for polder adaptation at $3.1M, and technology adoption research in Eastern and Southern Africa at $3M.
Recent activity
4 contracts are active, with 1 ending within 12 months. The wheat blast resistance project in Bangladesh, worth $2M, ends Jun 2027.
What they win
How much they win each year, the size of a typical contract, and every contract on record.
Contract history
Who they win it from
Their biggest government buyers and how much of their work each one is.
Most of their work comes from one buyer: Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research, 91% of value.
Coming up
Contracts that end soon and may go back out to tender.
The next one ends June 2027 at Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research.
Recompete radar
2 expiring in 12moContracts nearing the end of their term. Some may go back out to tender when they expire.
About them
Company details, where they work and the names they trade under.
Also traded asInternational Maize and Wheat Improvement Center, International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT)
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