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Rapid Fire 2011-10-11: Single Source MOD Contracting | Cyber-Consolidation
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* The UK’s Ministry of Defence (MOD) reviewed its single-source contracts which account for about 40% of its total procurement. While sole sourcing often does make sense, MOD hopes to get standardized cost data from contractors to increase transparency within that contractual framework. * Under pressure because he let his friend Adam Werritty present himself […]
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