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Amending the regulation is necessary in the context of resilience and security in Europe. The regulation must also take into account the field of defence, as only a single EU armaments standards and military equipment will ensure the connectivity of national defence systems. This is also important for the EU industry, which is involved in equipment production and supply systems.
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The main factors complicating the process of awarding public contracts are mainly the deadlines, against the background of a significant increase in the volume of investment intentions of the Ministry of Defense and a significant volume of outdated and depreciated infrastructure that needs modernization.
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