NATO allies could be set to use Britain’s launch vehicles and space ports, following new work that will see the alliance start work to rapidly deploy assets to space. With adversaries attempting to maximise their advantages in space, the Defence Secretary John Healey MP has signed a letter of intent, which ...
A 226-tonne steel superstructure is being delivered at Warminster Garrison to support the British Army’s Armoured Cavalry programme, commonly known as Ajax. The Ajax programme will deliver a family of tracked, all-terrain, digitally-enabled vehicles with a range of weapons and sensors, delivering transformational change in capability to the British Army. The ...
In January 2024, the Single Source Regulations Office (SSRO) introduced updated pricing and reporting guidance for non-competitive defence contracts, aimed at enhancing the flexibility and efficiency of procurement processes. Following stakeholder consultation between January and April 2024, the SSRO has now published revised guidance, incorporating feedback from industry participants. Key Benefits ...
A ceremony has been held to mark the start of construction for a new medical and dental centre at Leuchars Station in Fife. The construction contract, worth nearly £22M, was awarded by the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) to Graham last year. The new building will replace the aging current medical and dental ...
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