Centralised Stockpiling of Components and Raw Materials under EDIP
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Section 1 – Regulatory scope and legal basis. EDIP enables centralised stockpiling through the procurement framework that allows Member States to request the Commission to act as a central purchasing body.
Article 15 establishes that, when the Commission acts as a central purchasing body pursuant to Article 15(1)(b) and the associated-country participation pathway in Article 15(4), it may procure, on behalf of or in the name of Member States or associated countries, components and raw materials necessary for the supply of defence products for the purpose of building strategic reserves by participating countries, including stockpiling.
Key questions this report answers
- How does Article 15 of EDIP allow the Commission to act as a central purchasing body for components and raw materials?
- Under what pathways—Article 15(1)(b) and the associated-country participation route in Article 15(4)—can centralised stockpiling proceed?
- How does centralised procurement support the building of strategic reserves by participating countries?
- What coordination and cost risks arise when Member States rely on the Commission to procure and stockpile critical defence inputs?
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