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Ministry of Defence – Developments in the Reliability and Maintainability of Defence Equipment
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Ministry of Defence: Exercise Saif Sareea II
Published on:Sir John Bourn, the Head of the National Audit Office, told Parliament today that Exercise “Saif Sareea” II, held in Oman in 2001, successfully demonstrated that the United Kingdom is capable of mounting a balanced, coherent force over a long distance. Among the United Kingdom’s allies, only the United States has shown that it could […]
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Ministry of Defence – The Defence Evaluation and Research Agency – Review of Performance
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Ministry of Defence: Training New Pilots
Published on:Sir John Bourn, head of the National Audit Office, told Parliament today that in recent years the Ministry of Defence have produced fewer trained pilots than the Armed Services require, and some 45 a year (18 per cent) fewer than needed have entered operational service. This situation has contributed to a shortfall in operational pilots […]
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Ministry of Defence – Initiatives to Manage Technical Risk on Defence Equipment Programmes
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Kosovo: The Financial Management of Military Operations
Published on:Sir John Bourn, head of the National Audit Office, told Parliament today that the United Kingdom made a major and vital contribution to the successful NATO operation in Kosovo. And the Ministry of Defence’s financial management of their military operations in Kosovo represented a clear improvement over that achieved in Bosnia. Against the background of […]
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The Government Procurement Card
Published on:Used appropriately, GPC can be a cost-effective way for government to procure goods and services. However, there is no up to date value-for-money case quantifying the benefits of the cards. There has also been a lack of clear central guidance on when the cards are the most appropriate way to procure goods and services.
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Ministry of Defence: Major Projects Report 1999
Published on:Sir John Bourn, head of the National Audit Office, told Parliament today that the top 25 Ministry of Defence equipment projects were, at 31 March 1999, forecast to cost £2.7 billion more than originally estimated. Including beneficial revised costings for the Eurofighter programme, cost overruns have reduced from the £2.9 billion reported in 1998. The […]
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Ministry of Defence – Production Costs of Defence Equipment in Non-competitive Contracts
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Ordnance Survey Accounts 1999-2000
Published on:Sir John Bourn, the head of the National Audit Office, has qualified his opinion on the 1999-2000 accounts of the Ordnance Survey, the government Agency responsible for the official mapping of Great Britain. In his report to Parliament on the Agency’s first set of accounts as a Trading Fund, Sir John said that he had […]
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Coastal Defences in England
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MOD: Departmental resource accounts, 1999-2000
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Appropriation Accounts 1998-99 Volume 1: Class I – Ministry of Defence
Published on:Sir John Bourn, head of the National Audit Office, today reported to Parliament the results of his examination of the 1998-99 Appropriation Accounts of the Ministry of Defence (the Department). The Department have worked hard in recent years to secure better control over their expenditure, and have introduced measures that have led to important improvements and […]
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Ministry of Defence Collaborative Projects
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Ministry of Defence – Fleet Maintenance
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Ministry of Defence and Property Services Agency – Control and Management of the Defence Estate
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Ministry of Defence – Service Movement
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Ministry of Defence – Management of Telephones
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Ministry of Defence: The Construction of Nuclear Submarine Facilities at Devonport
Published on:Sir John Bourn, Head of the National Audit Office, told Parliament today that the costs of this project had risen from £650 million to an estimated £933 million. Although the Ministry of Defence originally considered that it had transferred the risk of cost overruns to the private sector, in the end it funded most of […]