PARLIAMENTARY WRITTEN QUESTION
Military Bases: Repairs and Maintenance (5 February 2024)
Question Asked
Asked by:
Chris Elmore (Labour)
Answer
The maintenance costs for Ministry of Defence (MOD) bases in the UK and Overseas dating back to Financial Year 2018-19 is shown in the tables below (rounded to one decimal place).
Defence Infrastructure Organisation
FY2018-19 | FY2019-20 | FY2020-21 | FY2021-22 | FY2022-23 |
£497.2 million | £576 million | £634.3 million | £689.4 million | £706.4 million |
Navy
FY2018-19 | FY2019-20 | FY2020-21 | FY2021-22 | FY2022-23 |
£67.4 million | £68 million | £59 million | £61.6 million | £71.1 million |
Army
FY2018-19 | FY2019-20 | FY2020-21 | FY2021-22 | FY2022-23 |
£5.5 million | £6.4 million | £6.7 million | £4.4 million | £4.8 million |
Defence Equipment & Support
FY2018-19 | FY2019-20 | FY2020-21 | FY2021-22 | FY2022-23 |
£10.8 million | £8.9 million | £10.1 million | £16.9 million | £15 million |
Strategic Command
FY2018-19 | FY2019-20 | FY2020-21 | FY2021-22 | FY2022-23 |
£3.1 million | £4.1 million | £2.3 million | £0.3 million | £0.4 million |
Maintenance on the majority of MOD bases is carried out under contracts managed by the Defence Infrastructure Organisation. However, a proportion of bases are managed by other individual areas of the MOD and are detailed separately in corresponding tables above.
Maintenance cost data prior to Financial Year 2018-19 is not held because IT systems and contracts were not configured to capture data in this way.
Answered by:
James Cartlidge (Conservative)
15 February 2024
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