Which IC contract when

In Denmark, there is a number of different types of contracts depending on the value of the contract with the Danish Armed Forces. 

For procurements exceeding DKK 100 million the foreign supplier must sign an ICC 1. Special industrial co-operation procedures apply for the first 30 per cent of the defence contract value.

For procurements between DKK 25-100 million the foreign supplier must sign an ICC 2.

For procurements between DKK 5-25 million the foreign supplier must sign an ICC 3.

If the foreign supplier already has an ICC, and the foreign supplier is about to sign a new or an additional contract with the Danish Armed Forces, the foreign supplier must sign an Addendum. The Addendum is an appendix to the existing ICC. If, however, the Addendum exceeds  DKK 100 million the foreign supplier must sign a new ICC1.   

If the foreign supplier has a surplus from a former completed ICC, it may be possible to enter into a Banking Agreement with the DECA. However, certain specific criteria need to be fulfilled.

If a company on corporate level has more than one existing contract with DECA, we propose to convert them into a single agreement. This is done by entering into an Umbrella Agreement. You can find more information on the procedures (step-by-step) and the specific contracts agreements in the box below.