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I can confirm that the new MOD Donnington facility will be completed on schedule before the end of the year.
I can confirm that the new MOD Donnington facility will be completed on schedule before the end of the year.
Following the questioning of Ministry of Defence officials at the Public Accounts Committee on infantry management, will the Minister tell us about the current state of the logistics commodities and services’ transformation programme? Is the super shed built, and how confident are the Government that the privatisation of logistics to support our armed services will not result in equipment shortages on the ground?
Following the questioning of Ministry of Defence officials at the Public Accounts Committee on infantry management, will the Minister tell us about the current state of the logistics commodities and services’ transformation programme? Is the super shed built, and how confident are the Government that the privatisation of logistics to support our armed services will not result in equipment shortages on the ground?
Following the questioning of Ministry of Defence officials at the Public Accounts Committee on infantry management, will the Minister tell us about the current state of the logistics commodities and services’ transformation programme? Is the super shed built, and how confident are the Government that the privatisation of logistics to support our armed services will not result in equipment shortages on the ground?
I can confirm that the new MOD Donnington facility will be completed on schedule before the end of the year.
On 23 February 2015, in a Ministerial Written Statement, I informed the House that Leidos had been selected as the preferred bidder for a transformation programme within Logistic Commodities and Services (LCS), part of Defence Equipment and Support.
Contractual negotiations have now been completed, and I am pleased to announce...
On 23 February 2015, in a Ministerial Written Statement, I informed the House that Leidos had been selected as the preferred bidder for a transformation programme within Logistic Commodities and Services (LCS), part of Defence Equipment and Support.
Contractual negotiations have now been completed, and I am pleased to announce...
My hon. Friend the Minister for Defence Equipment, Support and Technology (Mr Philip Dunne) has made the following Written Ministerial Statement.
On 23 February 2015, in a Ministerial Written Statement, I informed the House that Leidos had been selected as the preferred bidder for a transformation programme within Logistic Commodities...
My hon. Friend the Minister for Defence Equipment, Support and Technology (Mr Philip Dunne) has made the following Written Ministerial Statement.
On 23 February 2015, in a Ministerial Written Statement, I informed the House that Leidos had been selected as the preferred bidder for a transformation programme within Logistic Commodities...
In July 2012, my predecessor, the hon. Member for Mid Worcestershire (Sir Peter Luff), informed the House about a transformation programme within Logistic Commodities and Services (LCS), part of Defence Equipment and Support.
The primary role for LCS is to provide support to military operations by undertaking procurement and inventory...
In July 2012, my predecessor, the hon. Member for Mid Worcestershire (Sir Peter Luff), informed the House about a transformation programme within Logistic Commodities and Services (LCS), part of Defence Equipment and Support.
The primary role for LCS is to provide support to military operations by undertaking procurement and inventory...
My right hon. Friend the Minister for Defence Equipment, Support and Technology (Mr Philip Dunne) has made the following Written Ministerial Statement.
In July 2012, my predecessor, the hon. Member for Mid Worcestershire (Sir Peter Luff), informed the House about a transformation programme within Logistic Commodities and Services (LCS), part...
My right hon. Friend the Minister for Defence Equipment, Support and Technology (Mr Philip Dunne) has made the following Written Ministerial Statement.
In July 2012, my predecessor, the hon. Member for Mid Worcestershire (Sir Peter Luff), informed the House about a transformation programme within Logistic Commodities and Services (LCS), part...
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, when he will announce the winner of the LCS(T) contract; and what the reasons are for the time taken to announce this decision.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, when he will announce the winner of the LCS(T) contract; and what the reasons are for the time taken to announce this decision.
The Logistics Commodities and Services Transformation programme is nearing completion of a comprehensive and detailed Assessment Phase. We expect to make an announcement in the New Year.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence (1) how many meetings (a) civil servants, (b) consultants and (c) Ministers of his Department have had on the Logistical Commodities Services Transformation Programme with (i) Telford and Wrekin Council and (ii) Cherwell District Council;
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence (1) how many meetings (a) civil servants, (b) consultants and (c) Ministers of his Department have had on the Logistical Commodities Services Transformation Programme with (i) Telford and Wrekin Council and (ii) Cherwell District Council;
The Logistic Commodities and Services Transformation project (LCS(T)) is currently in its Assessment Phase. Invitations to Negotiate were issued to two external bidders in December 2013 and it is expected that negotiations with these bidders will be completed in the autumn of this year followed by project approval in December 2014. It is our intention to decide on the future location of Ministry of Defence (MOD) logistics activity before March 2015.
The Defence Equipment and Support LCS(T) project team, located at MOD Abbey Wood, Bristol and MOD Ensleigh, Bath, draws on 78 civil servants (of which 34 are manpower substitutes) and seven military officers; of these, 36 civil servants (of which 17 are manpower substitutes) and six military officers are involved in the development of the in-house solution.
External assistance for the LCS(T) project is contracted on the basis of man days provided. As at 28 February 2014, £6.1 million has been spent.
Since May 2013 the MOD has held 10 meetings with Telford and Wrekin council. Similarly, there have been nine meetings with Cherwell district council.
MOD Ministers have had no meetings with either council. It would not be appropriate to do so while LCS(T) is still in its Assessment Phase.
(2) what the overall consultancy budget is for the delivery of the Logistical Commodities Services Transformation Programme; and how much of that budget has been spent to date;
David Wright:
(2) what the overall consultancy budget is for the delivery of the Logistical Commodities Services Transformation Programme; and how much of that budget has been spent to date;
David Wright:
The Logistic Commodities and Services Transformation project (LCS(T)) is currently in its Assessment Phase. Invitations to Negotiate were issued to two external bidders in December 2013 and it is expected that negotiations with these bidders will be completed in the autumn of this year followed by project approval in December 2014. It is our intention to decide on the future location of Ministry of Defence (MOD) logistics activity before March 2015.
The Defence Equipment and Support LCS(T) project team, located at MOD Abbey Wood, Bristol and MOD Ensleigh, Bath, draws on 78 civil servants (of which 34 are manpower substitutes) and seven military officers; of these, 36 civil servants (of which 17 are manpower substitutes) and six military officers are involved in the development of the in-house solution.
External assistance for the LCS(T) project is contracted on the basis of man days provided. As at 28 February 2014, £6.1 million has been spent.
Since May 2013 the MOD has held 10 meetings with Telford and Wrekin council. Similarly, there have been nine meetings with Cherwell district council.
MOD Ministers have had no meetings with either council. It would not be appropriate to do so while LCS(T) is still in its Assessment Phase.
(3) how many (a) civil servants and (b) consultants are working on an in-house solution for the Logistical Commodities Services Transformation Programme; and where they are located;
David Wright:
(3) how many (a) civil servants and (b) consultants are working on an in-house solution for the Logistical Commodities Services Transformation Programme; and where they are located;
David Wright:
The Logistic Commodities and Services Transformation project (LCS(T)) is currently in its Assessment Phase. Invitations to Negotiate were issued to two external bidders in December 2013 and it is expected that negotiations with these bidders will be completed in the autumn of this year followed by project approval in December 2014. It is our intention to decide on the future location of Ministry of Defence (MOD) logistics activity before March 2015.
The Defence Equipment and Support LCS(T) project team, located at MOD Abbey Wood, Bristol and MOD Ensleigh, Bath, draws on 78 civil servants (of which 34 are manpower substitutes) and seven military officers; of these, 36 civil servants (of which 17 are manpower substitutes) and six military officers are involved in the development of the in-house solution.
External assistance for the LCS(T) project is contracted on the basis of man days provided. As at 28 February 2014, £6.1 million has been spent.
Since May 2013 the MOD has held 10 meetings with Telford and Wrekin council. Similarly, there have been nine meetings with Cherwell district council.
MOD Ministers have had no meetings with either council. It would not be appropriate to do so while LCS(T) is still in its Assessment Phase.
(4) how many (a) civil servants and (b) consultants are working on the Logistical Commodities Services Transformation Programme;
David Wright:
(4) how many (a) civil servants and (b) consultants are working on the Logistical Commodities Services Transformation Programme;
David Wright:
The Logistic Commodities and Services Transformation project (LCS(T)) is currently in its Assessment Phase. Invitations to Negotiate were issued to two external bidders in December 2013 and it is expected that negotiations with these bidders will be completed in the autumn of this year followed by project approval in December 2014. It is our intention to decide on the future location of Ministry of Defence (MOD) logistics activity before March 2015.
The Defence Equipment and Support LCS(T) project team, located at MOD Abbey Wood, Bristol and MOD Ensleigh, Bath, draws on 78 civil servants (of which 34 are manpower substitutes) and seven military officers; of these, 36 civil servants (of which 17 are manpower substitutes) and six military officers are involved in the development of the in-house solution.
External assistance for the LCS(T) project is contracted on the basis of man days provided. As at 28 February 2014, £6.1 million has been spent.
Since May 2013 the MOD has held 10 meetings with Telford and Wrekin council. Similarly, there have been nine meetings with Cherwell district council.
MOD Ministers have had no meetings with either council. It would not be appropriate to do so while LCS(T) is still in its Assessment Phase.
(5) what the timetable is for (a) each stage and (b) the final completion of the Logistical Commodities Services Transformation Programme.
David Wright:
(5) what the timetable is for (a) each stage and (b) the final completion of the Logistical Commodities Services Transformation Programme.
David Wright:
The Logistic Commodities and Services Transformation project (LCS(T)) is currently in its Assessment Phase. Invitations to Negotiate were issued to two external bidders in December 2013 and it is expected that negotiations with these bidders will be completed in the autumn of this year followed by project approval in December 2014. It is our intention to decide on the future location of Ministry of Defence (MOD) logistics activity before March 2015.
The Defence Equipment and Support LCS(T) project team, located at MOD Abbey Wood, Bristol and MOD Ensleigh, Bath, draws on 78 civil servants (of which 34 are manpower substitutes) and seven military officers; of these, 36 civil servants (of which 17 are manpower substitutes) and six military officers are involved in the development of the in-house solution.
External assistance for the LCS(T) project is contracted on the basis of man days provided. As at 28 February 2014, £6.1 million has been spent.
Since May 2013 the MOD has held 10 meetings with Telford and Wrekin council. Similarly, there have been nine meetings with Cherwell district council.
MOD Ministers have had no meetings with either council. It would not be appropriate to do so while LCS(T) is still in its Assessment Phase.
My honourable friend the Minister for Defence Equipment, Support and Technology (Peter Luff) has made the following Written Ministerial Statement.
I can today announce the launch of an initial phase of a planned transformation project within Logistic Commodities and Services (LCS), part of Defence Equipment and Support.
The primary role for...
My honourable friend the Minister for Defence Equipment, Support and Technology (Peter Luff) has made the following Written Ministerial Statement.
I can today announce the launch of an initial phase of a planned transformation project within Logistic Commodities and Services (LCS), part of Defence Equipment and Support.
The primary role for...
I can today announce the launch of an initial phase of a planned transformation project within Logistic Commodities and Services (LCS), part of defence equipment and support.
The primary role for LCS is to provide support to military operations and force generation by undertaking procurement and inventory management of all non-explosive...
I can today announce the launch of an initial phase of a planned transformation project within Logistic Commodities and Services (LCS), part of defence equipment and support.
The primary role for LCS is to provide support to military operations and force generation by undertaking procurement and inventory management of all non-explosive...