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Northrop Grumman has received another major DARC Site 2 award. The $215.9 million modification funds antenna manufacture, long-lead equipment, and pre-construction work for the proposed UK deep-space radar.
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Castelion has secured another Navy award advancing Blackbeard hypersonic production. The $89.997 million order funds manufacturing, exportability engineering, logistics, and transition towards a Navy programme of record.
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SealingTech has secured US Cyber Command’s full-rate JCHK production award. The five-year agreement has a $750 million ceiling and standardises deployable defensive-cyber hardware for joint teams.
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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.
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ICEYE has established a permanent defence technology base in Amsterdam. The local operation will support engineering, industrial co-development, training, and the Netherlands’ growing sovereign military space capability.
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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.
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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.
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UK Defence has opened a new industry route into AI. TF RAID’s Industry Front Door will collect technologies for experimentation and engagement, but it is not itself a procurement competition.
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Kitron has opened expanded defence electronics capacity at Longum, Norway. The 7,500-square-metre plant increases Norwegian manufacturing headroom as Defence and Aerospace becomes the group’s largest market sector.
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Ocius will integrate new sonar arrays across its Bluebottle fleet. The agreements add ThayerMahan and Thales Australia acoustic systems to persistent maritime surveillance operations.