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The Single Source Regulations Office has published the first of its annual publications on key statistics relating to qualifying defence contracts (QDCs) and qualifying sub-contracts (QSCs).
Anonymised summary of a formal opinion on the extent to which payments made under a pre-regime contract are required to be reported in reports for related qualifying defence contracts or qualifying sub-contracts.
The Single Source Regulations Office has published analysis of the use of the Defined Pricing Structures (DPS) across qualifying defence contracts (QDCs) and qualifying sub-contracts (QSCs).
The Single Source Regulations Office has published the first of its quarterly publications on key statistics relating to qualifying defence contracts (QDCs) and qualifying sub-contracts (QSCs).
Anonymised summary of a formal opinion on the extent to which costs incurred at risk prior to entering into a contract may be Allowable.
The Single Source Regulations Office has published analysis of the capital servicing adjustments included in the contract profit rates for qualifying defence contracts (QDCs) and qualifying sub-contracts (QSCs).
Single source defence procurement, where there is no competition, is an area of public spending which is not well understood or transparent.
The Single Source Regulations Office has published an analysis of the country that contractors and sub-contractors involved in qualifying defence contracts (QDCs) and qualifying sub-contracts (QSCs) are registered in, as wel…
The Single Source Regulations Office has published an analysis of the reported sub-contracts used in qualifying defence contracts (QDCs) and qualifying sub-contracts (QSCs) entered into in 2015/16.
The Single Source Regulations Office has published an overview of the engineering labour rate data provided in contract reports for qualifying defence contracts (QDCs) and qualifying sub-contracts (QSCs) entered into in 2015…
The SSRO has published an Interim Compliance Statement, in advance of its annual Compliance Report in January 2017.
The Single Source Regulations Office has published an analysis of the contract pricing methods used in qualifying defence contracts (QDCs) and qualifying sub-contracts (QSCs) entered into in 2015/16.
The SSRO has published a report setting out ten factors that it will consider when monitoring the impact and performance of the single source regulatory framework.
The Single Source Regulations Office has published an analysis of the planned contract duration of qualifying defence contracts (QDCs) and qualifying sub-contracts (QSCs) entered into in 2015/16.
The Single Source Regulations Office has published an analysis of the planned contract profit rates for qualifying defence contracts (QDCs) and qualifying sub-contracts (QSCs) entered into in 2015/16.
The SSRO was asked by Rolls-Royce to determine two matters relating to the price of the Adour Availability Contract.
The Annual Compliance Report comments on compliance with the Defence Reform Act 2014 and the Single Source Contract Regulations 2014 by the MOD and by defence contractors.
Anonymised summary of a formal opinion on the extent to which specified costs, including costs related to risk, are Allowable Costs and on points of principle that might be applicable to the pricing of other contracts.
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