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A deep analysis of the UK’s defence procurement landscape by our Business Intelligence Partner – DCI – in 2025 reveals a monumental year of spending and strategic positioning, with approximately £98 billion in notices published and nearly £33 billion in contracts awarded. The data from DCI highlights a clear and ...


Exclusive look at the critical sessions and senior leaders driving the conversation on defence strategy, innovation, and supply chain resilience. The UK’s premier defence procurement event is building momentum. With DPRTE 2026 just three months away (25-26 March, Farnborough), organisers have released the full Keynote Arena agenda (Sponsored by Kuehne + Nagel) ...


RC Fornax, the UK-based engineering consultancy, has announced its strongest financial quarter to date, with total orders for the first three months of its 2026 financial year reaching approximately £2.5 million. This figure represents a year-on-year increase of over 70 per cent. The growth has been driven by securing £2.2 ...


BAE Systems has announced a record number of early careers trainees, with over 6,800 apprentices and graduates currently employed across its UK operations, signalling a significant investment in the nation’s defence skills base. This figure comprises approximately 5,100 apprentices and 1,700 graduates, reflecting the company’s sustained commitment to developing a ...


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