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AAGDS joins list of RAF Sport partners to reignite post-Covid activity

AAGDS joins list of RAF Sport partners to reignite post-Covid activity

Air September 9, 2021

The RAF Sport team has announced Atlantic Aviation Group Defence Services (AAGDS) as its latest partner to further reignite sporting activity across the Royal Air Force (RAF) following its pandemic suspension. The aerospace and defence company, based at RAF Brize Norton, is supporting a range of sports including rugby union, golf, ...

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QinetiQ-led Team Elaris has been awarded a £6 million Ministry of Defence contract to develop a deployable solution for enhanced Long-Range Navigation (eLoran) — a terrestrially based alternative to satellite navigation that can operate in environments where GPS signals are jammed or spoofed.

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Land - QinetiQ-Led Team Elaris Wins £6 Million MoD Contract

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Homeland - 89% of MoD Contracts Awarded to UK Firms Since July 2024, Minister Confirms

The Ministry of Defence awarded 4,130 new procurement contracts between 5 July 2024 and 23 April 2026, with 3,680 –

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The UK government is preparing to enter formal negotiations to join the European Union's €90 billion (£78 billion) loan facility for Ukraine - a move that would open up significant defence contract opportunities for British industry while deepening the UK's post-Brexit security alignment with Europe. Negotiations are expected to begin in May 2026, with Downing Street explicitly citing the economic opportunity for UK defence companies as a core rationale alongside the broader security imperative. What the Scheme Involves The EU loan facility is designed to channel large-scale financing into Ukraine's defence and reconstruction needs. Participation in the scheme would allow UK-based defence companies to bid for contracts funded through the loan - contracts that would otherwise be restricted to EU member state suppliers. The access comes at a cost. The UK is expected to contribute to a portion of the interest payments on the loan as a condition of participation - a

Homeland - UK Set to Join EU's €90 Billion Ukraine Loan Scheme in Bid to Unlock Defence Contracts

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