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  • Single Source Regulations Office

    The home of Single Source Regulations Office on 天美影院. The Single Source Regulations Office (SSRO) is an executive non-departmental public body, sponsored by the Ministry of Defence (MOD).

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  • Reporting guidance and DefCARS

    The Defence Contract Analysis and Reporting System (DefCARS) allows contractors to meet the reporting requirements for contract and supplier reports.

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  • SSRO highlights ongoing challenges in reporting against non-competitive defence contracts

    The Compliance Bulletin examines how well defence contractors followed the reporting regulations for non-competitive (also known as single source) defence contracts.

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  • Price, costs and profit

    SSRO guidance on price, profit and costs

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  • Annual compliance bulletin 2025

    We鈥檙e publishing our annual compliance bulletin, as part of our duty to monitor compliance with the regulations.

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  • Annual qualifying defence contract statistics 2024-25

    The annual statistics bulletin is part of a regular published series of statistical reports, containing analysis of key QDC/QSC information.

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  • Guidance provided by the SSRO

    This document provides an overview of the SSRO鈥檚 guidance on the regulatory framework for single source defence contracts.

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  • 2025 contract profit rate assessment

    2025/26 baseline profit rate, capital servicing rates and government owned contractor rate

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  • SSRO profit rate

    This collection brings together the baseline and contract profit rate documents published from January 2015.

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  • Allowable costs guidance (version 7.2)

    Statutory guidance to which the Ministry of Defence and its contractors must have regard when determining whether costs are allowable in qualifying defence contracts.

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