The Single Source Contract Regulations 2014
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41 Strategic industry capacity report: corporate structure
The strategic industry capacity report must contain— (a) a list of any undertakings associated with the designated person; (b) for each such undertaking— (i) if it is a registered company, its registered name and company number, and the address of its registered office; (ii) any trading name (if that is different to its registered name); (iii) its accounting period; and (iv) whether it is a qualifying supplier of the designated person; (c) a list of all the QBUs of the designated person; (d) in the case of a QBU which is a QBU by virtue of regulation 32(1)(a) or (c)— (i) the undertaking, or a list of the undertakings, that are listed in that QBU; and (ii) for each of those undertakings, the approximate proportion of its costs that are included in the QBU's financial accounting statements; (e) for each QBU and qualifying supplier of the designated person, a description of its revenue, showing the proportion derived from— (i) any qualifying defence contract or qualifying sub-contract; (ii) any other defence contract; (iii) all other sources; and (f) a description of any anticipated change to the corporate structure of the designated person and any undertakings associated with it, including mergers or acquisitions, that may affect the performance of any qualifying defence contract, any qualifying sub-contract or any other defence contract.
41 Strategic industry capacity report: corporate structure
The strategic industry capacity report must contain— (a) a list of any undertakings associated with the designated person; (b) for each such undertaking— (i) if it is a registered company, its registered name and company number, and the address of its registered office; (ii) any trading name (if that is different to its registered name); (iii) its accounting period; and (iv) whether it is a qualifying supplier of the designated person; (c) a list of all the QBUs of the designated person; (d) in the case of a QBU which is a QBU by virtue of regulation 32(1)(a) or (c)— (i) the undertaking, or a list of the undertakings, that are listed in that QBU; and (ii) for each of those undertakings, the approximate proportion of its costs that are included in the QBU's financial accounting statements; (e) for each QBU and qualifying supplier of the designated person, a description of its revenue, showing the proportion derived from— (i) any qualifying defence contract or qualifying sub-contract; (ii) any other defence contract; (iii) all other sources; and (f) a description of any anticipated change to the corporate structure of the designated person and any undertakings associated with it, including mergers or acquisitions, that may affect the performance of any qualifying defence contract, any qualifying sub-contract or any other defence contract.
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