How has Defence Procurement been affected by Autumn Budget 2017?
Yesterday, Philip Hammond presented the first Autumn Budget in 20 years. The Autumn Statement was scrapped by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in 2016
IMT Vislink wins US Army contract for surveillance devices
IMT Vislink has been awarded a $12.5 million contract by the US Army for the supply of hand-held intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance receiver devices. The agreement will see the xG Technology company provide equipment including ruggedized, lightweight hand-held receivers designed to display real-time video imagery transmitted by aerial assets or frontline surveillance platforms, as well […]
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UK SBS BLOJEU-CR16133BEIS – Scoping study into the use of UK Government-held carbon and climate data to support UK green finance initiatives
This study will scope the current data, products, standards and methodologies that are currently available or in development around:
1. identifying and assessing carbon risk in investments;
o There is an increasingly urgent need for investors to assess
SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT, MAINTENANCE, TRAINING AND HELP DESK SUPPORT
This is a SOURCES SOUGHT notice. The Government is seeking to identify qualified business sources under North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) 541519 (Other Computer-related Services). The Small Business Size Standard is $27.5 million. This
Request for Information U.S. Navy Force Protection Medium
U.S. Navy Force Protection Medium (FPM)
Solicitation Number: N00024-18-R-2222
Agency: Department of the Navy
Office: Naval Sea Systems Command
Location: NAVSEA HQ
Synopsis:
DISCLOSURE:
This is a Request for Informa
UK strengthen French defence ties over the English Channel
Newly christened Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has conducted his first bilateral meeting with Florence Parly, the French Minister for the Armed Forces, to discuss maritime intelligence sharing in the English Channel. The two ministers met at the historic Admiralty House in London and penned an agreement reaffirming long-held British-French defence ties. This partnership will boost […]
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Security fears impact attendance at events
New research from ATG Access has revealed that four in ten people fear for their safety at public events like music concerts and Christmas markets, in the wake of recent terror attacks. The reports found that the concern amongst some people is so great that it is preventing them from attending public events all together. […]
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Uber acknowledges massive cyber hack in 2016
Uber Cyber Hack Uber is the latest company to be revealed as suffering a massive cyber hack, with the personal information of 57 million customers
Business Continuity Management- Exporting Opportunity
Sectors Business & Consumer Services and Financial & Professional Services
Opportunity type Public Sector
An institute wants a supplier to develop a thorough Business Continuity Plan (BCP) and a disaster recovery plan.
You should be able to update the B
Sources Sought- Industry Questions ~ Yellow Ribbon Event
THIS IS A SOURCES SOUGHT SYNOPSIS ONLY; THERE IS NO SOLICITATION AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME. The purpose of this Sources Sought (SS) is to assist Army Contracting Command- New Jersey (Fort Dix) in determining the potential level of interest, adequacy of compe
Infoscitex secures three-year US Army research contract
Infoscitex (IST) has been awarded a three-year research contract to take part in the US Army’s Synergistic Unmanned Intelligent Teaming (SUMIT) evaluations programme. The SUMIT programme will evaluate the impact of new and recent autonomy, decision aiding, and human-machine interface (HMI) technologies in Army Aviation missions. This exploratory research programme is managed by the US Army Aviation & Missile […]
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Defence Secretary briefed on Scotland’s key role
The new Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has been briefed on how Scotland benefits from and contributes to UK defence and National Security. Mr Williamson met with Scotland’s three most senior military officers – the Flag Officer Scotland and Northern Ireland Rear Admiral John Weale; General Officer Scotland, Major General Bob Bruce; Air Officer Scotland, Air […]
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Guardia Civil choses British cyber technology solution
Chemring Technology Solutions’ Perception Cyber Security has been chosen by the Spanish Guardia Civil to protect its critical network assets from cyber-attacks, as well identify malicious insiders or other vulnerabilities within the network. The new contract follows a successful product evaluation by Guardia Civil and its Spanish partner Eleycon21. Perception was originally developed for the […]
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Defence National Training Service contract supplier briefing
6 December 2017 (10.30-12.30) Conference Rm 4/5, Tidworth Garrison Theatre, St Andrews Road, TIDWORTH, Wiltshire SP 7EP The Defence Infrastructure Organisation’s (DIO) Future Defence Infrastructure Services (FDIS) programme will be hosting a briefing event to discuss plans for the procurement of the National Training Service contract. Procurement will be initiated in early 2018, through […]
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National Service Families Accommodation contract supplier briefing
13 December 2017 (09.30-11.30) PA Consulting Offices, 10 Bressenden Place, Victoria, LONDON SW1E 5DN The Defence Infrastructure Organisation’s (DIO) Future Defence Infrastructure Services (FDIS) programme will be hosting a briefing event to discuss plans for the procurement of the National Service Families Accommodation contract. Procurement will be initiated in early 2018, through the Crown […]
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What Should Defence Expect From The Autumn Budget?
It’s time to predict what will be included for defence in the Autumn Budget. This is the first Autumn Budget since the Chancellor of the
DASA invite Entrepreneurs to apply for Pitch@Palace
As part of the Defence and Security Accelerator’s (DASA) remit to find innovators who can benefit the defence and security of the UK, the organisation is supporting the Pitch@Palace 9.0 “Data, Intelligence, and The Future of Security” Defence-themed campaign. Set up by His Royal Highness the Duke of York in 2014, Pitch@Palace is a charitable trust […]
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US Air Force Awards Tapestry Solutions $26 Million contract
The US Air Force has selected Tapestry Solutions to develop advanced mission planning software for airdrop missions tailored to the C-17 and C-130 military transport aircraft. The contract is worth at $26 million and will be delivered over a four-year period. Tapestry, a Boeing Company, will act as prime contractor and work with Jacobs Engineering […]
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BAE Systems to helm USS Tortuga upgrade on behalf of the U.S. Navy
BAE Systems has been contracted to carry out a comprehensive $139.8M modernisation of the USS Tortuga on behalf of the U.S. Navy. The USS Tortuga will soon undergo a 16 month restoration at BAE Systems’ Norfolk shipyard in Virginia. Within the contract there are further options that, if exercised, will raise its total worth to $183.7M. […]
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Long Range Discrimination Radar completes Critical Design Review
Lockheed Martin has completed a Critical Design Review (CDR) with the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) for the Long Range Discrimination Radar (LRDR), demonstrating compliance to all technical performance measures and requirements. The radar system will support a layered ballistic missile defence strategy to protect the US homeland from ballistic missile attacks. The MDA awarded the […]
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