A £298 billion, four-year spending commitment does not, on its own, win a business a single contract. What matters is what happens next: how that money is broken down into programmes, how those programmes are procured, and which suppliers are positioned to respond when the tenders start landing. We covered
A change of Prime Minister is rarely good news for anyone trying to plan against a long-term spending commitment. So when Andy Burnham took over as Prime Minister this month following Keir Starmer’s departure, and then appointed John Healey as his Chancellor of the Exchequer, defence suppliers were right to
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