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Ministry of Defense UK (MOD UK)

Comply with procedural, equipment and component expectations of the British Military

The Ministry of Defense UK (MOD UK) manages, develops, implements and disseminates more than 6,300 standards and projects that are both national and international. MOD UK defense standards normally describe the requirements for equipment, component or material and may include practices, procedures and processes. MODUK standards help you:

Simplify product/material development
Improve material/product quality
Minimize risk

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Standards access or budget management, organization-wide	Less than 5 employees use standards
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