Catalogue description Property Services Agency and predecessors: Directorate of Defence Services (Finance, Procurement and Overseas): Registered Files

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Reference: CM 6
Title: Property Services Agency and predecessors: Directorate of Defence Services (Finance, Procurement and Overseas): Registered Files
Description:

Records of the Property Services Agency, Directorate of Defence Services I from various file series concerning defence services finance and procurement, and major projects overseas.

They include files on the Chung Hom Kok signal operating station in Hong Kong and the Nepal East West Highway.

Most of the files were created after 1972 but include papers re-registered from earlier series.
Date: 1941-1995
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Language: English
Creator:

Department of the Environment, Directorate of Defence Services I, 1970-1972

Ministry of Public Building and Works, Directorate of Defence Services I, 1969-1970

Ministry of Public Building and Works, Directorate of Overseas Services, 1963-1969

Property Holdings, PSA Services, 1990-1995

Property Services Agency, Directorate of Defence Services I, 1972-1990
Physical description: 383 file(s)
Access conditions: Open unless otherwise stated
Immediate source of acquisition:

From 1990 Property Services Agency
Accruals: Series is accruing
Administrative / biographical background:

Capital and maintenance programmes for the Procurement Executive (PE), which included overseas work, constituted a significant proportion of the work that was carried out for the Ministry of Defence by the Property Services Agency (PSA). Close liaison was maintained with Defence personnel and some of the material in the files has been copied from MOD papers.

In April 1990 most of these functions were taken over by PSA International, one of the new PSA businesses formed at that time.

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