The Single Source Regulations Office oversees pricing and profit controls for defence contracts awarded without competitive tendering, ensuring value for money on sensitive national security procurement. The regulatory framework sets allowable costs, profit margins, and qualification standards for single-source contractors. The regime is currently active with ongoing guidance development and a 2020 framework review consultation.
Seeks views on proposed changes to the SSRO's Allowable Costs guidance.
Consultation on changes for the 2023/24 rates assessment
Consultation on changes for the 2023/24 rates assessment
Seeks views on proposed changes to the SSRO's Allowable Costs guidance.
Consultation on changes for the 2023/24 rates assessment
Seeks views on proposed changes to the SSRO's Allowable Costs guidance.
The SSRO is launching a four-week consultation on developing an information technology (IT) services activity group, which might be used to benchmark a profit rate for defence contracts that are for the provision of IT services.
The SSRO is launching a four-week consultation on developing an information technology (IT) services activity group, which might be used to benchmark a profit rate for defence contracts that are for the provision of IT services.
The SSRO is launching a four-week consultation on developing an information technology (IT) services activity group, which might be used to benchmark a profit rate for defence contracts that are for the provision of IT services.
The SSRO has launched a consultation on its proposed recommendations for the 2020 review of the regulatory framework for single source defence contracts.
The SSRO has launched a consultation on its proposed recommendations for the 2020 review of the regulatory framework for single source defence contracts.
In response to: Consultation on proposed referrals guidance on appeals against assessment as a QSC and no…
In response to: Consultation on proposed referrals guidance on appeals against assessment as a QSC and no…
Seeks views on proposed guidance for referrals processes in respect of both an appeal against assessment as a qualifying sub-contract (QSC) and a notice of cessation as a QSC.
The SSRO has launched a consultation on its proposed recommendations for the 2020 review of the regulatory framework for single source defence contracts.
Seeks views on proposed guidance for referrals processes in respect of both an appeal against assessment as a qualifying sub-contract (QSC) and a notice of cessation as a QSC.
Seeks views on proposed guidance for referrals processes in respect of both an appeal against assessment as a qualifying sub-contract (QSC) and a notice of cessation as a QSC.
The SSRO is consulting on changes to the way it undertakes the assessment of the baseline profit rate.
The SSRO is consulting on changes to the way it undertakes the assessment of the baseline profit rate.
The SSRO is consulting on changes to the way it undertakes the assessment of the baseline profit rate.
The SSRO is consulting on proposed changes to its guidance on the pricing of qualifying defence contracts (QDCs) and qualifying sub-contracts (QSCs) regulated under the Defence Reform Act 2014 (the Act) and Single Source Contract Regulations 2014.
The SSRO is consulting on proposed changes to its guidance on the pricing of qualifying defence contracts (QDCs) and qualifying sub-contracts (QSCs) regulated under the Defence Reform Act 2014 (the Act) and Single Source Contract Regulations 2014.
The SSRO is consulting on proposed changes to its guidance on the pricing of qualifying defence contracts (QDCs) and qualifying sub-contracts (QSCs) regulated under the Defence Reform Act 2014 (the Act) and Single Source Contract Regulations 2014.
The Single Source Regulations Office (SSRO) has today launched the second stage of its review of the regulatory framework for single source defence contracts.
The Single Source Regulations Office (SSRO) has today launched the second stage of its review of the regulatory framework for single source defence contracts.
The Single Source Regulations Office (SSRO) has today launched the second stage of its review of the regulatory framework for single source defence contracts.
The SSRO is consulting on an update to its guidance used by contractors and the Ministry of Defence when determining whether costs are Allowable under qualifying defence contracts and sub-contracts.
The SSRO is consulting on an update to its guidance used by contractors and the Ministry of Defence when determining whether costs are Allowable under qualifying defence contracts and sub-contracts.
The SSRO is consulting on an update to its guidance used by contractors and the Ministry of Defence when determining whether costs are Allowable under qualifying defence contracts and sub-contracts.
The SSRO is consulting on changes to its ‘Contract Profit Rate Guidance’, which sets out the principles and methodologies that contractors and the Ministry of Defence (MOD) must have regard to when entering into a qualifying defence contract.
The Single Source Regulations Office has today published a consultation on how baseline profit rates for UK single source government defence contracts should be calculated.
The SSRO is consulting on changes to its ‘Contract Profit Rate Guidance’, which sets out the principles and methodologies that contractors and the Ministry of Defence (MOD) must have regard to when entering into a qualifying defence contract.
The SSRO is consulting on changes to its ‘Contract Profit Rate Guidance’, which sets out the principles and methodologies that contractors and the Ministry of Defence (MOD) must have regard to when entering into a qualifying defence contract.
The Single Source Regulations Office has today published a consultation on how baseline profit rates for UK single source government defence contracts should be calculated.
The Single Source Regulations Office has today published a consultation on how baseline profit rates for UK single source government defence contracts should be calculated.
Guidance to be used by contractors and the MOD in determining the baseline profit rate.