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The Provision of Capturing the Armys Value

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The British Army employs some 75,000 regular service personnel, and approximately 27,000 personnel in the Army Reserve. The Army spends a budget of approximately £10bn a year. The Army delivers a wide range of outputs or benefits that are secondary to its primary responsibilities. Many of these benefits are delivered without additional funding or resource and are not always widely understood. It is therefore proposed that the Army enlists external support to quantify these benefits where possible or qualitatively demonstrate the value of more intangible benefits. This work will be used to establish the Army's value for money and the long-term benefits that investing in the Army can provi…

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Oxford Economics Limited£84.5kends (31 Jul 2020)

Details

What the buyer calls it
The Provision of Capturing the Armys Value
How they are buying
The buyer did not say
Type
services
Work starts
30 Mar 2020
Work ends
31 Jul 2020

Who the buyer named

Sarah Thorne was the named contact on this notice.

sarah.thorne595@mod.uk