Single Source Contract Regulations
Contents: The Single Source Contract Regulations are UK legislation, made by the Secretary of State under powers conferred by Part 2 of the Defence Reform Act. The regulatory framework applies to “single source contracts” (contracts which are not subject to a legal obligation to be advertised and competed) in the defence area. The framework applies both to primary contracts, called qualifying defence contracts, and to non-competed sub-contracts resulting from those primary contracts, called qualifying sub-contracts.
Contents
PART 1 General
PART 2 Qualifying defence contracts
PART 3 Pricing of contracts
PART 4 Records
PART 5 Reports on qualifying defence contracts
PART 6 Reports on overheads and forward planning etc
40. Strategic industry capacity report: general requirements
42. Strategic industry capacity report: activities, people and infrastructure
43. Strategic industry capacity report: forecast costs of maintaining industrial capacity
44. Strategic industry capacity report: capacity and supply chain
PART 7 Records and reports: restrictions
PART 8 Compliance
PART 9 SSRO: opinions and determinations
52. Matters in relation to which the SSRO must make a determination
54. Matters to which the SSRO must have regard in making determinations
55. References in relation to contracts entered into before the relevant date
PART 10 Restrictions on disclosing information
PART 11 Qualifying sub-contracts
60. Competitive process for sub-contracts made under a framework agreement
61. Assessing whether a contract would be a qualifying sub-contract
SCHEDULE Re-determination of contract price