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Teledyne FLIR OEM will advance next-generation Army thermal imaging capability. The DUTCH programme targets improved uncooled sensor performance, lower SWaP-C, and scalable US production for future defence systems.

Rheinmetall will build a modular Bundeswehr accommodation camp in Lithuania. The €250 million construction programme will support up to 2,000 personnel, followed by a €40 million annual operating package.

Photonis Defense is moving Army BiNOD systems into initial production. The first order covers 1,600 complete night-vision systems, with initial deliveries due before the end of 2026.

British manufacturer UTM has secured a major US Army contract. The five-year framework covers 5.56mm marking ammunition used with the Close Combat Mission Capability Kit for force-on-force training.

CSG has secured bridge-layer contracts worth more than $50 million. Dozens of AM-50 and AM-70 series systems will be supplied to five customers across Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.

Norway has ordered an initial twenty Patria 6×6 command-and-control vehicles. The package includes Kongsberg RS4 remote weapon stations, support, training, spares, and options for another forty vehicles.

Army tests have combined autonomous vehicles with counter-drone protection systems. Sandhills 2.0 integrates semi-autonomous Ford F-250s, aerial systems, breaching technology, and counter-UAS equipment under a common mission architecture.

Corvid has secured long-term NMESIS launcher production work for Marines. The $33.86 million ordering vehicle covers weapon-sled assemblies through August 2034 as the service continues expanding its land-based anti-ship capability.

Supacat has opened expanded production capacity at its Devon headquarters. The Jones II Building strengthens the British vehicle maker’s manufacturing base as Jackal 3 work and other tactical mobility programmes continue.