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Thales is pairing Bushmaster vehicles with Guardian Angel autonomous systems. The concept would use the protected mobility platform to transport, control, and support UGVs across armed and support roles.
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Singapore’s Formidable-class frigates now carry Blue Spear missiles at sea. The fit replaces Harpoon within a broader mid-life upgrade of combat, communications, and engineering systems.
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GDIT has won $1.3 billion for Guard network modernisation support. The seven-year framework covers cyber defence, operations centres, AI, data, communications, and enterprise IT.
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Epirus has secured $11 million for Marine counter-drone development work. HAVOC combines high-power microwave effects, autonomous operation, and a common vehicle integration architecture.
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The US Army is opening weapons ranges directly to industry. Companies can seek testing within 30 days without first holding a military procurement contract.
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Raytheon has received $536 million for continued TOW missile production. The modification extends full-rate manufacturing and engineering support through August 2027.
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Archer will acquire three Boeing autonomy and defence technology businesses. Insitu, Wisk, and SkyGrid add UAS production, autonomous-flight engineering, and airspace-management capability.
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Pentagon leaders have ordered industry to accelerate weapons production plans. Manufacturers have 21 days to propose faster deliveries and increased output for critical capabilities.
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Thales will support Britain’s Link 16 network under £9.8m contract. The agreement covers network management, monitoring, deployed operations, and frequency compliance across UK defence.
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Cambridge Aerospace has raised $300 million to expand interceptor production. The investment backs Skyhammer output, Starhammer development, and a deeper UK rocket-motor manufacturing base.