Ministry of Defence publishes updated Acquisition Pipeline

This is the second version of the MOD's Acquisition Pipeline, following its initial publication earlier this year. The Pipeline, which is to be reviewed, updated and published every 6 months, provides a forward look of future procurement activities valued at £2m or above across Defence.

The Acquisition Pipeline is intended to improve transparency, enabling potential MOD suppliers, including SMEs, to have more time to plan, innovate and deliver high-quality responses in future bids. 

Acquisition Pipeline Details

The Ministry of Defence (MOD)’s Acquisition Pipeline is a forward look at potential procurement activity. The information presented is for information only and reflects the Ministry of Defence’s (MOD) anticipated procurement pipeline. This is the first time MOD has published its Acquisition Pipeline. As such, it will review the number of procurements it is able to share with industry through future updates to the pipeline.

Neither the publication of this pipeline, nor any of the information presented in it, should be taken as a commitment or representation on the part of MOD (or any other organisation) to enter into a contractual arrangement or to proceed with a procurement. Circumstances may change and the MOD cannot guarantee that the requirements, contract value, and/or timeline will be as stated. There may also be further contracting activity that takes place that the MOD is not currently aware of and which may therefore not appear on this pipeline.

The sourcing route for procurements featured in this pipeline has not been determined. For example, whether the procurement will be sourced competitively or single source is shown only as a guide at this stage. The MOD cannot guarantee that these opportunities will be available to all suppliers.

Foreign Military Sales (FMS) and Government to Government (G2G) procurements have been excluded from this Acquisition Pipeline.

You can download a copy of the Acquisition Pipeline below:

MOD Acquisition Pipeline Version 2

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Fred Sugden

Associate Director, Defence and National Security, techUK

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Fred Sugden

Associate Director, Defence and National Security, techUK

Fred is responsible for techUK's activities across the Defence and National Security sectors, working to provide members with access to key stakeholders across the Defence and National Security community. Before taking on the role of Associate Director for Defence and National Security, Fred joined techUK in 2018, working as the Programme Head for Defence at techUK, leading the organisation's engagement with the Ministry of Defence. Before joining techUK, he worked at ADS, the national trade association representing Aerospace, Defence, Security & Space companies in the UK.

Fred is responsible for techUK’s market engagement and policy development activities across the Defence and National Security sectors, working closely with various organisations within the Ministry of Defence, and across the wider National Security and Intelligence community. Fred works closely with many techUK member companies that have an interest in these sectors, and is responsible for the activities of techUK's senior Defence & Security Board. Working closely with techUK's Programme Head for Cyber Security, Fred oversees a broad range of activities for techUK members.

Outside of work, Fred's interests include football (a Watford FC fan) and skiing.

 

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Freddie MacSwiney

Programme Manager - Defence and Cyber, techUK

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Freddie MacSwiney

Programme Manager - Defence and Cyber, techUK

Freddie MacSwiney is the Programme Manager for Defence and Cyber Security at techUK.

Prior to joining techUK, Freddie worked as a Government Adviser for a firm dealing in International Relations, where he briefed Politicians, Ministers, Heads of State, Diplomats around the world on key issues from Defence,  Security and other key issues and aligned them with the UK.