Defence Notes
Farnborough 2016: Industry continues to fleece UK MoD
UK defence companies that continue to charge the Ministry of Defence (MoD) unnecessarily for goods or services will be ‘named and shamed’ in a January report, it has emerged.
Independent watchdog the Single Source Regulations Office (SSRO) has found that new regulations have failed to curtail such incidents of overcharging ...
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