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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.
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India has opened DRDO conventional missile technologies to domestic manufacturers. The policy is intended to move development into qualified industrial production while broadening participation across the country’s defence supply base.
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Quantum Systems has opened a new Huntsville defence engineering office. The 3,200 sq ft site will support unmanned-system development, customer integration, autonomy, simulation, and manufacturing engineering.
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Leidos has won a $301 million US Army cyber contract. The five-year follow-on covers continuous network defence alongside engineering and development of AI-enabled resilience capabilities.
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Collins Aerospace has completed altitude testing of its EPACS system. The trials exercised the F-35 power and thermal architecture across mission-representative loads and simulated operating altitudes.
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Kratos is expanding Spartan engine output for Boeing’s JDAM LR. Long-lead components are already being procured for a larger 2027 production run at its Auburn Hills propulsion facility.
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Devonport is set for £7.1 billion of naval infrastructure upgrades. The programme will support submarine maintenance, future Type 26 operations, and a wider shift towards autonomous maritime capability.
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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.
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Estonia is approaching a decision on long-range missile defence procurement. September budget talks will determine the programme’s scope and preferred supplier before detailed contract negotiations begin.
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Kongsberg will double Norway’s N3X maritime surveillance satellite constellation capacity. Three additional spacecraft are planned for early 2027, improving revisit rates for defence and government users.