Regulation

The Regulation on Industrial Co-operation
The Regulation on Industrial Co-operation in Denmark derives from Danish Law. The administration of Industrial Co-operation Contracts (ICCs) is outlined in the Regulation and describes the purpose of the IC system and establish the procedures for administering ICCs. The Regulation also includes a brief description of the different types of ICCs. (See link.)

The regulation is based on Danish law as detailed in; "Executive Order on Industrial Cooperation in connection with Procurement of Defence Equipment Nr. 992 of 4 October 2006” and "Circular on Industrial Co-operation in connection with Procurement of Defence Equipment No 88 of 27 October 2010”.

The regulation was adjusted as per November 1st, 2010. The adjustments concern the threshold for entering an ICC and how to report industrial co-operation.

New threshold
As of 1 November 2010 the new threshold for an ICC3 is DK 5-50 million and the threshold for an ICC2 is DKK 50-100 million.

Yearly report
For ICC’s that have been signed after 1 November 2010 only invoiced purchases will be credited in the yearly report. Purchase orders are therefore no longer valid when claiming offset credits in the yearly report for ICC’s that have been signed after 1 November 2010.