Defence Blog Posts

It’s very easy to be wasteful, particularly when you have an abundance of resources. However, as we all know, natural resources are far from that

DPRTE, in association with DCI and Defence Online, is to host a webinar featuring ADS examining opportunities in the defence supply chain. The webinar, DPRTE

Defence Contracts International (DCI) hosted a series of webinars on ‘New opportunities from the Integrated Review’.  The second webinar in the series saw a focus

Over the past few months, the Government has published a number of closely related defence documents that outline a new strategic approach to the UK’s

The UK government has outlined its defence strategy for the next ten years through its Defence Review. The Defence Review, ‘Defence in a competitive age’,

Protecting territory and keeping its people safe are key priorities for nations across the globe. Global trends such as shifting balances of power, rising nationalism

  Last year the UK made the Largest Defence Budget Rise Since The Cold War, the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) published its procurement pipeline and

Procurement has suddenly become very interesting, in the run-up to the end of the Transition period on 31st December. Whether you are a buyer or a

Even if you have worked with the public sector in the past, this does not guarantee future wins. In recent years, public sector procurement has

The UK government is investing heavily in cyber security and this is investment will only grow in years to come. The National Cyber Security Centre

A major announcement about defence spending has been made by the British government. UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has approved the country’s largest increase in

  Over 1700 participants attended this year’s DPRTE Engage virtual conference. With over 65 sessions and 115+ exhibition booths, there was a lot to learn

The latest Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) procurement pipeline, published on 5 October 2020, includes over 40 opportunities for construction suppliers. The Procurement Pipeline replaces the

Global trends such as shifting balances of power, rising nationalism COVID-19 and the emergence of new digital battlefields, means that UK defence and public sector

Often described as the next battlespace, space is set to play a key role as nations define their future defence strategies.   The UK’s investment

Security guards all over the world have been frontline heroes during the coronavirus pandemic. Many organisations have enlisted security services to assist the government in

The European Defence Agency recently released its latest Defence Data report for 2018, which detailed spending by the 27 member states. The report states total

The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) is made up of 29 member countries and sets a guideline for its members to spend at least 2% of