Mission possible: educating buyers on the full capabilities of UAVs
The Unmanned Aerial Vehicles market has experienced rapid growth in recent years and UAV usage has had a major impact on military operations. MOD DCB
ITEC 2016: a global platform for training and simulation solutions
ITEC, an annual forum for representatives from the military, industry and academia to connect and share knowledge with the international training. education and simulation sectors,
Kahootz: a look at the origin of Defence Share
MOD Information Systems and Services recently introduced Defence Share to enable the secure storage and sharing of information up to ‘Official-Sensitive’ classification. Here MOD DCB
How industry can support Army modernisation to 2025
The British Army has a modernisation plan with a timeframe of 2020-25 which recognises the importance of utility and productivity – and importantly, the support
Tips for SME Defence Suppliers: Rob Rolley
Defence is an industry that thrives on innovation, making it a market well suited to SMEs. Here Defence Contracts Bulletin Magazine Editor Paul Elliot speaks
Cyber Essentials Explained: Ian Kerr
On 1 October 2014, Cyber Essentials certification became mandatory for suppliers bidding for government contracts involving sensitive or personal information. The certification became mandatory for
Defence Procurement Best Practice: Les Mosco
The UK Ministry of Defence spends approximately £23bn on the procurement of goods and services with industry each year, making it one of the UK’s
SMEs can thrive in Defence: Jim Pennycook
The UK Ministry of Defence spends approximately £23bn on the procurement of goods and services with industry each year, making it one of the UK’s
Defence Supply Chain Tips: Steven Morgan
The UK Ministry of Defence spends approximately £23bn on the procurement of goods and services with industry each year, making it one of the UK’s
Ajax: meet the MOD’s new Armoured Fighting Vehicle
Ajax is a family of Armoured Fighting Vehicles being developed by General Dynamics for the British Army. Here, MOD DCB features writer Paul Elliott looks at the opportunities for
DPRTE 2016: official event review
Defence Procurement, Research, Technology & Exportability (DPRTE) 2016, held at the Motorpoint Arena in Cardiff on 16 March, promised to be one of the most
Defence Supply Chain Tips: Richard Hall
The UK Ministry of Defence spends approximately £23bn on the procurement of goods and services with industry each year, making it one of the UK’s
Budget 2016 Review
The UK Budget 2016 saw a continuation of the Conservative Government’s commitment to austerity, with a further £3.5bn of efficiencies forecast to be made by
DPRTE 2016: Marking an Important Time for Defence
After months of anticipation and build-up, Defence Procurement, Research, Technology & Exportability 2016 is finally upon us. MOD DCB features writer Paul Elliott takes a
Behind the Scenes at MOD DCB Magazine [Video]
Published in association with Defence Equipment and Support (DE+S) and the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) MOD Defence Contracts Bulletin is key resource for defence suppliers,
Behind the Scenes at DSS Yearbook [Video]
An official Ministry of Defence publication, the DSS Yearbook contains everything you need to know and grow within the defence industry. Here BiP Solutions journalist
Sell to Defence with the Ultimate Guide to Winning Government Contracts
The UK MOD spends approximately £23bn on the procurement of goods and services with industry each year, making it the UK’s single largest buying organisation.
DPRTE 2016: countering the menace of cyber hacking
Cyber security will be a major focus at DPRTE 2016 on 16 March at Cardiff’s Motorpoint Arena as Xenubis Director Paul Clarke delivers a keynote
Which military market is expected to boom over the next 5 years?
To be successful in the global defence industry it’s not enough to understand the current market drivers. You have to be aware of what the
Innovation: transforming the face of defence technology
The contemporary defence market is more competitive than ever, and with technology evolving every day businesses are asking themselves what they can do to stay
