The Defence and Security Public Contracts Regulations (DSPCR) 2011
The DSPCR establishes rules for the procurement of defence and sensitive security equipment and services by contracting authorities in the UK.
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The DSPCR establishes rules for the procurement of defence and sensitive security equipment and services by contracting authorities in the UK.
Sweden. is it a sort of show of strength against vladimir putin and against russia? i think it is two things, really. 0ne it is symbolic in that it is putting some weight behind the security agreements signed by the prime ministerjohnson in the last six weeks with finland and sweden and this is sort of the first step of that so it is symbolic in that the uk are sending a thing for typhoon fighters and another two, the f 35 which is much more capable to conduct high intensity warfighting with capable to conduct high intensity war fighting with the swedes and the finns. the uk has a lot of exper...
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Ukraine. britain has made historic new security agreements with both finland and sweden which would see british military support if either country came under attack from russia. prime minister boris johnson was in helsinki wednesday to announce the deal with finland's president. johnson also met with the swedish prime minister to sign a declaration of solidarity. the agreements aim to give sweden and finland additional security guarantees through the lengthy nato application process. hungary says it won't support an eu oil embargo unless the bloc will provide compensation for the economic fa...
Not only a massive strategic mistake for russia, it will be met with a very severe cost by the west and by nato. eric: when you say severe cost, what do you expect? >> well, i won't go into the international nato planning, but we look at a range of responses, we look at a range of scenarios. we obviously think about sanctions in that respect, very severe sanctions which will be much, much worse for russia than she faced in 2014 when she seized crimea. but i stress we want diplomacy to resolve this. we want russia to end her aggressions, deescalate, come to the table and talk to us and use the ...