The Ministry of Defence currently spends over ┬г19 billion each year on defence procurement, procuring third-party goods, products and services from a wide range of suppliers. Over the next decade, the MOD plans to spend a total of ┬г178 billion on new equipment and support to тАЬensure the UK can
The Ministry of Defence has released an Industry Security Notice (ISN) with the purpose of informing those who supply to the MOD about DEFCON 658 and its implementation of the Cyber Security Model (CSM) to ensure the protection of the defence supply chain from cyber threats. The ISN provides guidance
The Awarding Authority are canvasing the market for an online data protection guidance platform.
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THIS SYNOPSIS IS NOT A REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL. IT IS A PRE-SOLICITATION NOTICE. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Mid-Atlantic is seeking eligible business firms capable of performing Design-Build construction services for P-257 Ship Repair Traini
The Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon has announced the first meeting of the cross-Government Armed Forces Covenant and Veterans Board is to take place on Thursday 26 October. The board will be co-chaired by Sir Michael and First Secretary of State Damian Green, and will report to the Prime Minister. Meeting biannually, the Board will [тАж]
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Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon has marked the UKтАЩs 350th nuclear deterrence submarine patrol by hosting talks on collective global security with NATOтАЩs Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and the North Atlantic Council. Sir Michael welcomed Jens Stoltenberg and all 29 NATO ambassadors to the home of the UKтАЩs independent strategic nuclear deterrent, Her MajestyтАЩs Naval [тАж]
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BT has announced that it has signed a data exchange agreement with INTERPOL as it increases its efforts to combat the growing incidence of cyber-crime across the globe. The accord, signed at the INTERPOL Global Complex for Innovation (IGCI) in Singapore, provides a framework for threat information exchange focusing on data relating to criminal trends [тАж]
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