It continues to run its own financial activities. The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory ( Dstl) ceased to be a Trading Fund in April 2017, becoming an On-Vote Defence Agency of the MOD. From 2017/18, there is now only one - the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office ( UKHO).
Trading Funds are self-accounting units that have greater freedom than other government departments, in managing their own financial and management activities.
Mac of all trades revanue mod#
In the report we will analyse the level of payments made to organisations and holding companies by MOD and its Trading Fund / On-Vote Defence Agency. assist in understanding the impact of changes in Defence policy, for instance changes to Single Source procurement practice.set the context for other information on Defence.understand the size and distribution of payments made to organisations by the MOD.The Information in this Bulletin has a wide range of users including the media, politicians, academic researchers and the general public who use the information to: Further information is available in the Background Quality Report. The MOD is continuing to work with data providers to improve the quality of these two data sources and, if successful, the production of these tables may be resumed in future publications of the bulletin. It was decided in 2018 to remove these tables because of data quality issues. Prior to 2018 tables have been published showing ‘Contracting with SMEs’ and ‘Balance of Payments for ‘Trade in Services’’.
Mac of all trades revanue series#
Detailed statistics and historic time series can be found in the related Open Data Source tables. It is produced as part of the transparency and accountability of the Ministry of Defence to Parliament and the public. This bulletin examines data relating to MOD’s spending on equipment and services. Would you like to be added to our contact list, so that we can inform you about updates to these statistics and consult you if we are thinking of making changes? You can subscribe to updates by emailing 2. Responsible Statistician: Defence Expenditure Analysis Head of Branchįurther information/mailing list: Quality Report: Background Quality Report Of which 96% was through non-competitive contracts.Įxpenditure against existing Private Finance Initiative projects in 2019/20.Īccounting for 9% of total MOD Core Department payments.Įstimate of identified UK export orders of defence equipment and services in 2019. Total MOD procurement expenditure with top 10 suppliers.Ī small increase from 43% in the previous year.Įxpenditure with BAE Systems PLC, the most to any holding company in 2019/20. Value of new contracts placed during 2019/20.Īn increase of £2.3-billion from 2018/19. Paid by MOD Core Department to UK and foreign owned organisations in 2019/20.Īn increase of £1.8-billion from 2018/19. Trade data presents information on defence export orders. Industry tables provide details of existing Private Finance Initiative ( PFI) contracts. Also included is a focus on the top ten companies that received the highest expenditure from MOD. Trade, Industry & Contracts presents information on MOD spending with industry and commerce, and sets out the numbers, types and values of contracts placed by MOD, major equipment projects and payments made by MOD to its suppliers during 2019/20.
The Finance & Economics Statistical Bulletin series provides figures on the composition and scope of the Department’s expenditure, information on the impact of defence spending on the wider economy, and compares MOD’s spending to that of other departments and countries.
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