GIFT POLICY REMINDER

At NSPA we are fully committed to conducting business with integrity, maintaining the highest standards of ethics. Therefore, we have adopted an Integrity and Ethics Policy, which strictly limits any gratuities, which may be given to NSPA personnel. Apart from symbolic gifts or tokens (e.g. pens, note pads, key rings, souvenir coins, etc.) which are received on an occasional basis, no NSPA member of Staff shall accept gifts in cash or kind, or favours of any sort, from any external source.

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NSPA is NATO’s lead organisation for multinational acquisition, support and sustainment in all domains.

The Agency acts in the market to link industry capabilities and nations requirements to find the most cost-effective and efficient solutions, whether for national or collective defence.

The Agency’s objective is to obtain the best service or equipment at the best price for the customer by consolidating requirements from multiple nations in a cost-efficient way through its Support Partnerships.

Key principles of NSPA procurement:

Consolidation

Requirements from various customers are consolidated in order to invite bids for larger quantities and obtain better conditions.

Competition

International competitive bidding primarily amongst companies located in NATO countries and, in certain cases, also non-NATO countries.

Integrity, transparency and equal treatment

NSPA policy is based on the traditional principles of public procurement.

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