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The Single Source Contract (Amendment) Regulations 2019
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PART 2 Amendments to the Single Source Contract Regulations 2014
2.The Single Source Contract Regulations 2014 are amended in accordance...
4.Amendment of regulation 5 (calculating the value of a contract)
5.Amendment to regulation 9 (competitive process for contracts made under a framework agreement)
6.Amendment of regulation 16 (procedure for determining final price adjustment)
7.Amendment of regulation 17 (calculation of final price adjustment)
13.Amendment of regulation 35 (QBU actual costs analysis report)
14.Amendment of regulation 36 (estimated rates claim report)
15.Amendment of regulation 37 (QBU estimated costs analysis report)
16.Amendment of regulation 42 (strategic industry capacity report: activities, people and infrastructure)
18.Amendment of regulation 60 (competitive process for sub-contracts made under a framework agreement)
19.Amendment of regulation 61 (assessing whether a contract would be a qualifying sub-contract)
20.Amendment of regulation 64 (modifications of Part 2 of the Defence Reform Act 2014)
21.Amendment of regulation 65 (modifications of the Single Source Contract Regulations 2014)
22.After regulation 65, insert— Price adjustments for qualifying sub-contracts Where the amount of an adjustment to the contract price...
PART 3 Amendment of the Single Source Contract (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 2018
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