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Current MOD delivery

Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S Deca), on behalf of the Air Commodities Delivery Team, Ministry of Defence holds a contract with Intepro UK Limited for the In-Service Support and Maintenance of PSUATE Equipment. PSUATE is Power Supply Unit Automatic Test Equipment, and it supports UK Ministry of Defence Air Defence capabilities.

Contract
In-Service Support and Maintenance of PSUATE Equipment
Authority
Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S Deca), on behalf of the Air Commodities Delivery Team, Ministry of Defence
Signed
2 February 2026
Term
2 February 2026 to 1 February 2027, with options to 1 February 2029
Value
£580,244.32 excluding VAT
Classification
50412000 — Repair and maintenance services of testing apparatus
Procedure
Direct award under the Procurement Act 2023, Schedule 5, paragraph 6(a) and (b) — absence of competition for technical reasons
“Intepro Systems UK is the OEM of and design authority and have supported and maintained the equipment for approximately 30 years and have the specialist skills, experience, knowledge and test equipment to continue with the support. No other contractor has access to the technical knowledge, documents, skills and test equipment necessary to fulfil this requirement.”
The Authority’s justification for direct award — not our description of ourselves. Notice 2026/S 000-013879

Registrations

The group holds a US federal registration. That belongs to the Californian entity and a British company cannot claim it, so it is not on this page. These are the British ones.

Public Procurement Organisation NumberPRBY-9745-QRDP
The identifier Intepro UK Limited is registered under for UK public procurement under the Procurement Act 2023. It is the British equivalent of the registration a buyer would ask an American supplier for, and it is the one that matters on this side of the Atlantic. Find a Tender service (GOV.UK)
Companies House number05766149
Registered in England and Wales on 3 April 2006. Nature of business SIC 27900, manufacture of other electrical equipment. Companies House (GOV.UK)
Enterprise sizeSME
Recorded as a small or medium-sized enterprise on the contract award. Relevant where a programme carries an SME participation target — the PSUATE replacement pipeline is explicitly flagged as particularly suitable for SMEs. Find a Tender service (GOV.UK)
JOSCARJoined 2016
Intepro UK joined the Joint Supply Chain Accreditation Register, the ADS scheme administered by Hellios and used across UK aerospace, defence and security supply chains. Stated here as a dated fact: JOSCAR entries require revalidation, so current status should be confirmed rather than assumed. Electronics for Engineers

What we are not claiming

A supplier page that lists only strengths tells you nothing, because every supplier page does. These are the things commonly claimed in this market that we are not claiming here, and why. Ask us for any of them and you will get the actual position.

  • ISO 9001 CERTIFICATION

    we publish a certification only with its certificate number, issuing body and scope. Ask and you will get the current position.

  • CYBER ESSENTIALS

    same rule. A badge without a certificate number that verifies on the IASME register is not evidence, so we do not show one.

  • CURRENT JOSCAR STATUS

    Intepro UK joined the Joint Supply Chain Accreditation Register in 2016. JOSCAR requires periodic revalidation and the register is not public, so we state the 2016 entry as a dated fact and nothing about today.

  • OUR ASSIGNED CYBER RISK PROFILE

    a supplier's CRP level is set by the MOD delivery team per contract. It is not ours to publish, and a supplier quoting one unprompted has misunderstood the model.

  • SECURITY CLEARANCES AND FACILITY STATUS

    never marketing material.

Standards a defence programme asks about

The cyber requirement flows down the supply chain rather than stopping at the prime, and on a delivered test system it lands mostly on the software.

Sources