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Oakleigh subsidiary appointed to major defence framework

From 1 April 2009 Dbi Consulting (a subsidiary of Oakleigh) has become a supplier on the Defence Equipment & Support (DE&S) Framework Agreement for Technical Support (FATS/3 as it is more commonly known).

The Framework was developed to enable fast and efficient procurement of Technical Support.

Technical Support is defined as ‘the provision of applied technical knowledge’ and includes:

1 - Technical Studies
2 - Project Support
3 - Engineering Support.

FATS can be used by all Ministry of Defence (MoD) Integrated Project Teams (IPTs); Business Units and Departments; and also Other Government Departments and Public Bodies.

Dbi’s expertise and reputation have been developed over many years and the firm offers a wide range of consultancy services, tailored to meet the needs of our clients.

Further details

For further information about Oakliegh, Dbi or accessing our services via the framework contact us by clicking here.

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