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UK Ministry of Defence launches new shipbuilding plan via National Shipbuilding Office

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The Ministry of Defence initiated a shipbuilding plan through the National Shipbuilding Office for a new research vessel build using UK shipyards. The National Shipbuilding Office will oversee all civil ship procurement in government to ensure decisions are made in the national interest and provide value to the taxpayer.

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The government expects utility companies, including those providing electricity, gas, and water networks, to use their procurement to support jobs and skills in manufacturing. The government also stated that legislation could be introduced to ensure these companies comply with the new mandate.

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  • Ministry of DefenceThe government department responsible for implementing defence policy and launching the shipbuilding plan.

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