SCOPEDefence Services

FROM REQUIREMENT TO CLEAR DELIVERY.

SCOPE Defence Services

SCOPE Defence Services identifies and solves its partners’ defence challenges across the full spectrum to deliver agreed, self-sustaining outcomes.

One managed interface for defence, infrastructure, training and conservation requirements.

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SCOPE partners

  • Royal NAAFI
  • RNLI
  • Ministry of Defence
  • iForm

01 Where SCOPE fits

Requirements move further when the right people shape the answer together.

SCOPE is most useful when the outcome matters and the route benefits from being shaped together: several disciplines may need to connect, or a client may want a focused first step before choosing a wider programme.

Mission first

Start with where the client wants to get to, then explore the context together.

Context shapes structure

Shape the response around the environment, stakeholders and credible route forward.

One managed interface

Keep the people, choices and next steps connected around the exact engagement.

African programme lead guiding a field planning session with local and SCOPE colleagues
Begin with local knowledge

The people closest to the mission help shape the route. SCOPE listens, connects and builds from that foundation.

03 SCOPE capability

Capability shaped around the requirement.

Three example routes

These show how SCOPE can bring capability together. They are examples, not limits: talk to SCOPE about another way of working shaped around your requirement.

Discuss another requirement
Modular infrastructure in a Southern African landscape
01Capability route

Operational & infrastructure support

Built around place, purpose and time.

Operational support, logistics and infrastructure work packages shaped around the place, purpose and programme.

SCOPE infrastructure partneriForm ↗
African technical instructor leading a practical readiness session with a local field team
02Capability route

Training & readiness

Readiness built for the operating context.

Training and readiness requirements shaped around the people, environment, standards and sustainment model involved.

Requirement focusReadiness & sustainment
African conservation specialists combining drone survey, field sensors and aerial data analysis
03Capability route

SCOPE Wildlife Conservation

Protected areas shaped around local context.

A conservation route built around stakeholder priorities, field requirements and a sustainable operating model.

Requirement focusAerial insight & field intelligence

04 How SCOPE works

A route shaped together, from first conversation to delivery.

SCOPE keeps the work joined up while the capability grows around what the engagement needs.

  1. 01

    Start with the conversation

    Explore the mission, intended outcome, operating context and next decision together.

  2. 02

    Understand the need

    Listen to the people, place, stakeholders and priorities before suggesting a route.

  3. 03

    Shape the programme

    Build the work packages, roles, choices and measures of success with the client.

  4. 04

    Bring the capability

    Bring together the relevant expertise, infrastructure and operating support around the programme.

  5. 05

    Deliver & learn

    Where a programme is agreed, keep the work connected through review, learning and close-out.

Managed delivery architecture

One managed interface.Work shaped around the need.The right capability brought together.

SCOPE keeps the work and choices connected while the delivery structure grows around what the engagement actually needs.

Explore the interactive model
  1. 01 / ClientClient need
  2. SCOPE02 / SCOPE Defence ServicesManaged interface
  3. 03 / Delivery rolesWork packages, specialist contribution & supporting infrastructure
  4. 04 / OutcomeOutcome & next step

05 Operating structure

A focused core around the requirement. Specialist capability where it adds value.

SCOPE keeps the client need at the centre, then brings in specialist contribution only where it adds value.

SCOPESCOPE coreOne coherent client interface

The working model is shaped with the client for each engagement.

01

Client need & direction

Maintain a shared view of the intended outcome, operating context and next decision.

02

Programme stewardship

Keep the work packages, roles and working rhythm joined up around the engagement.

03

Specialist contribution

Bring relevant technical, training, infrastructure or protected-area expertise where it adds value to the agreed need.

Leadership and programme information is available through direct conversation.

06 SCOPE fund & governance

The SCOPE fund vehicle at the centre. Appointed governance around it.

SCOPE DEFENCE SERVICES LP is the legal fund vehicle. Its appointed management and governance providers sit around it in defined roles.

SCOPEFund
Legal fund vehicle / issuer

SCOPE DEFENCE SERVICES LP

General Partner

Fortunis Impact Investments GP Limited

Investment Manager / Fund Manager / AIFM

South River Asset Management Limited

Administrator / accounting support

CONSOLIDO LIMITED

Depositary

Talbot Capital Ltd

07 What the client receives

A shared view. A managed route. A stronger next decision.

SCOPE brings a multi-part requirement into one joined-up set of choices and a route shaped for the operating context.

Shared view

A decision-ready brief

A shared view of the need, context, assumptions, risks and outcome worth pursuing.

Options

A route built for context

Credible delivery options and work packages shaped around the client and operating context.

Joined-up route

A managed interface

One SCOPE interface connecting the client, capability and next decisions through the engagement.

Learning

A stronger next decision

Reporting, learning and close-out that help the client make the next practical choice.

08Continue the conversation

Start with the requirement.

A first conversation starts with the mission, context and where the client wants to get to.

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